US Sailing Racing Rules RRSA4 and 90.3 Scoring shall apply with the following Modifications:

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1 SECTION 12. REGATTA AWARDS 12.1 FLAG CONVENTIONS First Place Blue Second Place Red Third Place Yellow 12.2 REGATTA SCORING US Sailing Racing Rules RRSA4 and 90.3 Scoring shall apply with the following Modifications: When boats sail more than one race for any regatta, the scores of all races sailed will be combined to determine the boats regatta score. No race will be excluded. The number of boats participating will be used as the number of starters even if this number exceeds the number of boats participating in any single race. The boats that sail, but do not sail in all races of a regatta, will be scored as DNS for the races they did not sail. When more than one race is sailed in a regatta ties will be resolved per the following sequence. 1. The boat with the most 1 st, most 2 nd, most 3 rd, etc. 2. The boat with the lowest total corrected time for the regatta s races. 3. The boat with the best corrected position in the last race. One boat in a class finishing within the time limit qualifies the race for all boats in that class. One boat in a division finishing within the time limit qualifies that race for all boats in that division even if the time limit has expired for one or more classes within that division. A division s time limit does not expire until the time limits for all classes that division have expired. However, if all classes in a division do not share the same Start/Finish then the time limit for the division expires when any class time limit expires GUEST BOATS Non-registered Boats Guest boats are those boats invited by the host club sponsoring the regatta that are not registered with DRYA and have not paid the required DRYA race fees. Guest boats will be scored for the regatta and be eligible to receive awards for that regatta. Guest boats will be eliminated and WILL NOT be scored for season awards and will not be eligible for season awards. Refer to SECTION 13 for DRYA SEASON AWARDS DRYA Handbook Revised page 12.1

2 SECTION 13. DRYA SEASON AWARDS CONTENTS 13.1 SERIES FOR WHICH TROPHIES OR FLAGS WILL BE AWARDES 13.2 AWARDS 13.3 SCORING 13.4 DRYA SERIES SCORING 13.5 DRYA DIVISION SCORING 13.6 REQUIRED RACES 13.7 DRYA SEASON TROPHIES 13.8 DRYA SPECIAL TROPHIES 13.1 SERIES FOR WHICH TROPHIES OR FLAGS WILL BE AWARDED There will be a Spring and Summer Series, and/or a Fixed (Point-to-Point) and Windward/Leeward Series. There will also be a Season Overall Series. Regattas counted in these Series will be those which are sailed on Lake St. Clair sponsored by DRYA member Clubs which use the standard class splits. Individual clubs may add additional classes for their regatta. The results of these classes will not count in the Series results. Recognition of all DRYA series winners will be made at the DRYS Annual Awards presentation AWARDS First, second, and third place awards will be given in each series for each class with a designated start in that series. Boats are required to sail the minimum required number of races to be eligible for season awards. See Section Required Races Guest boats will not be scored for series awards. See Section Guest Boats 13.3 SCORING Scoring shall be according to US Sailing Appendix A Scoring See Section 13.6 Required Races for number of races required to qualify. Boats not racing shall not be scored. For all classes corrected times will be calculated using TIME ON TIME (TOT). The TOT formula is 650/ (DRYA PHRF rating + 557) calculated to hh:mm:ss.00 All boats are simultaneously racing in at least two races, the class race and the division race. In some regattas boats may also be racing in additional races; i.e. best JAM, best club, best team, or some other special race. These races will be calculated as above on an average time per mile basis. DRYA Handbook Revised page 13.1

3 13.4 DRYA SERIES SCORING The SPRING SERIES consists of the scheduled regattas sailed before the BYC Mackinaw Race. The SUMMER SERIES consists of the scheduled regattas sailed after the Spring Series. The SEASON OVERALL SERIES consists of all the races sailed DRYA DIVISION SCORING The DRYA Classes will be divided into divisions for the purpose of awarding overall trophies. These divisions are: PHRF All classes with PHRF or PRF as part of the class name. OFFSHORE ONE DESIGN One design boats assigned to the A/B Course in the STANDARD DRYA Sailing Instructions. SMALL BOAT ONE DESIGN One design boats assigned to the C Course in the STANDARD DRYA Sailing Instructions. Classes in the same division often sail in races of different lengths, therefore corrected times for division places will be calculated on an average time per mile per race basis 13.6 REQUIRED RACES Boats are required to sail a minimum number of races to qualify for all awards. This number may be different for the various classes and divisions. The number of races required is shown in the following table. Races in the series: Races required to qualify: Excluded races allowed: A boat may not exclude a regatta in which it scores a DSQ or DNE DRYA SEASON TROPHIES As permanent custodian of various trophies, the DRYA presents these trophies for the DRYA Season Championships, as dictated by the Standard Deed of Gift, as determined by the Individual Deed of Gift, or as requested by the class awarding the trophy. The Standard Deed of Gift for trophies means the best score in all regularly scheduled DRYA races sailed in Lake St. Clair for which there is no added entry fee and a required number of races must be sailed. Races scored TLE (Time limit expired) or ABN ( abandoned) will not be included. DRYA Handbook Revised page 13.2

4 Class Trophy Condition Awarded PRF 1 Com. Fraser and Schoenherr Trophy Standard Deed of Gift PRF 2 Com. Summerlee Trophy Standard Deed of Gift PRF 3 Com. R. A. Priebe Trophy Standard Deed of Gift PRF 4 Com. James Nixon Trophy Standard Deed of Gift PRFASM Com. George Voelker Cup Standard Deed of Gift PRFWH Thomas Hardware Trophy Standard Deed of Gift C&C 35 DYC Trophy Standard Deed of Gift J 120 Com. H. C. McGregor Trophy Standard Deed of Gift BEN 36.7 Com. Kotcher Trophy Standard Deed of Gift CAL 25 McNaron White Trophy Standard Deed of Gift EX 27 Peter H. Fortune Trophy Standard Deed of Gift CRESCENT Crescent Sloop Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Area E O Day George Griswold Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned Edward Grant Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned W. C. Noak Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned Detroit E22 Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned T10 Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned CAL 20 Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned George Van Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Unassigned Star Trophy Standard Deed of Gift Division Trophy Conditions PHRF Com. Herbert J. Mainwaring Trophy See below OFFSHORE OD WJR Trophy See below SMALL BOAT OD Com. C. J. Deeds Trophy See Below Unassigned St. Clair Trophy See Below Conditions for awarding Division Trophies Winner shall be determined from among the classes competing in their division. Classes are assigned to a division at the beginning of the season before the first race. The same scoring system as used to determine each of the season class winners shall be used to determine the division winners. All boats eligible in the division will be scored first through the number sailing in that regatta. ABN (abandoned race): If the race for any class in the division is abandoned, the race will not be scored for that division awards. TLE (time limit expired): Refer to SECTION 12.2 REGATTA SCORING If a class elects not to sail in a race or regatta, that race or regatta shall still count in that class s division results. DRYA Handbook Revised page 13.3

5 13.8 DRYA SPECIAL TROPHIES These trophies are presented as requested by the class or association awarding the trophy or by the Individual Deed of Gift. Recipient Trophy Sears Quarter Final Winner Com. Paul Adams Trophy Sears Quarter Final Shipshape Winner Com. T. A. Davenport Trophy (determined at the time of the Sears) Junior Boys River Championship Com. Bruce Tappan Trophy Junior Girls River Championship Com. Lynn G. Stedman Trophy Junior Skipper of the Year Marine Recreation News Trophy (selected based on highest accumulated race points (Cox-Sprague System) plus proven sportsmanship shown). These are based on competition in one or more of the following series: Sears Quarter Finals, River Championship. The winner is determined by the DRYA Junior Sailing Chairman. Flying Junior Jr. Champion Flying Junior Championship Trophy This trophy is awarded to the club which has the best season standing in Flying Juniors as a club. Cox-Sprague values are given for the best Flying Junior of each club for each race to establish a season club average. Junior Club Sailing Program Achievement Com. Jack Sutton Trophy This award is made on the basis of reports by the clubs on their junior sailing program. The winner is chosen by a committee appointed by the chairman of the Trophy Committee, usually consisting of himself, the Chairman of the Junior Sailing Committee, and the DRYA Commodore. Area E Adams Elimination Winner GLYC Commodores Cup For Area E Woman s Sailing Championship Area E Mallory Elimination Winner GLYC Commodores Cup For Area E Men s Sailing Championship DRYA Match Racing Championship Dynamite Trophy Awarded to the winning skipper of the DRYA match racing championship. This winner is usually also eligible to represent the DRYA in the Yacht Racing Union of the Great Lakes Richardson Trophy Series. The winners of the following trophies are determined by the Inter-Club Flying Scot Committee. This committee consists of members representing each of the clubs involved in this competition. Flying Scot Team Series Joe N. Krolich Trophy Awarded to the Club with the lowest point total in regattas hosted by clubs which own Flying Scots, with ties broken under the Rules of Sailing/DRYA rules. Flying Scot Woman s River Championship Com. Alfred Schultz Trophy Awarded to the skipper with the best results in the Women s River Championship, on a low point scoring system. Flying Scot Men s River Championship Com. Paul S. Crosby Trophy Awarded to the skipper with the best results in the Men s River Championship, on a low point scoring system Flying Scot Free For All Season Championship Com. Ken Leipprandt Trophy Awarded to the skipper with the best overall results in DRYA regattas, including the GIYC Downriver Race. Flying Scot Team Season Championship Com. Wilkinson Trophy Awarded to the Club with the lowest point total in all DRYA Regattas. DRYA Handbook Revised page 13.4