Maxinkuckee Yacht Club, IN
Forty scows made it to Culver, IN this past weekend for the MYC Fall Championship. Twenty-five
C scows and fifteen MC scows battled it out Saturday and Sunday in difficult conditions.
The forecast called for a light easterly breeze Saturday morning. Unfortunately, the breeze was
even lighter than expected, as it went completely flat towards the end. Frank Davenport, with
crew Anne Porter, jumped out to an early lead with John Becker hot on his heels. These boats
led the charge most of the race until the wind completely died. Towards the end Joe Schaub
made a strong push in the dieing breeze passing both Davenport and Becker to take race one.
Due to lack of wind, the MC fleet was unable to finish their race in the allotted time. Saturday’s
racing was later cancelled.
Sunday’s conditions were much more favorable, as the breeze blew 5-15mph from the North.
Ideal sailing conditions on Lake Maxinkuckee! On this day the MC fleet fared much better getting
two solid races off to decide this years’ champion. Mike Greeson from Lake Beulah took both races
in convincing fashion. Mike spends the majority of his time sailing with Kent Haeger on the C scow,
and is regarded as one of the best crews out there.
MC SCOW TOP FIVE