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| Matt Schiemer Posted on May 23, 2016 11:55 EST |
Hello, I am interested in securing a crew position for the 2016 event. I am 42 years old, in good health, been sailing since I was about 5. ASA 101 and 103 completed in SF Bay in 1995. Several "big boat" bareboat charters under my belt since then, plus a fair amount of crew experience on 34-36 foot monohulls in the Atlantic Ocean (all coastal/day trips) back about 10 years ago. Been in Texas about 5 years and currently sail my 19' O'Day pocket cruiser all along the Texas Gulf Coast, from Port Isabel to Port Lavaca. Have successfully completed three Texas 200s in recent years, plus a Florida 120. These are events that are primarily in the bays, but I have done the 35 mile offshore/coastal leg from Port Isabel to Port Mansfield twice as part of the 2013 and 2015 Texas 200 event on my boat. Thanks!
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| Derek Twidale Posted on May 12, 2016 22:31 EST |
I'm looking to crew for my first HMR. I have my ASA 101, 103 and 104, but very little sailing experience. Eager learn, and will do any job. I'm a 45 yo engineer and very handy.
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| Wes McNeely Posted on Mar 14, 2016 12:59 EST |
Hi! I've been sailing for about 2 years, did ASA 101, and just joined a Wednesday Night race team. By October 2016 I should be pretty fit, trained and good to go!
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| Michael Quinn Dodge Posted on Oct 17, 2015 11:56 EST |
Hello!!! I was onboard to race HMR but due to rigging trouble the boat will not be ready to race. I'm 43 yrs old and started sailing at age 10 out of LYC. I have lots of Racing/Sailing experience on Sunfish, J/22,J/24 circuits on Galveston bay and around Texas. I have big boat experience on Tartan 10,J boats, Cals, Pearsons. My only open water experience was Veracruz in 1990 with Roy Newberry who was also my sailing coach growing up. I have not raced since 2004 but after spending this past summer sailing on Galveston bay the bug bit me to race again. I'm comfortable with any position on a boat, just a little rusty. I'm available to race to Port A as well as sail the boat back the following week. Please contact me if you have any questions.
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| Chris Dodgen Posted on Oct 07, 2015 13:40 EST |
Crew has to work on Monday and you need help getting the boat back? I am crewing down but boat stays. Would rather crew back than walk. I am neither a teacher or a novice but I can do what you need and understand how a boat works. I have the time to go at your pace.
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| Layne Barrack Posted on Sep 29, 2015 17:43 EST |
2 previous Harvest Moons, Certified Coastal Skipper (Annapolis Sailing Club, Camp Pendleton branch, 1983). Former USAF Flight Nurse, Retired 2011. Fleet Marine Force Corpsman 1980-85. Very Strong Maritime/Austere environment Nursing Skills, Street EMS Experience. Safety/Health Officer on all previous races. Capable Helmsman/Navigator/Foredeck Crew. Great Cook!! Take direction very well, and available for race and return to Galveston/Kemah. Thanks for your consideration!!
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| Monty Walford Posted on Sep 29, 2015 16:54 EST |
Looking for crew position. 13 Harvest Moons, 5 Regatta de Amigos, 4 Race to the Border, 1/2 Regatta al Sol (you'll have to ask), longtime crew on C'est la Vie & Whimsy. Retired Colonel, good mechanical skills, safe serious boat only. Available for race & return. Second C'est la Vie crewmember also available.
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| Jeff Uthe Posted on Sep 29, 2015 11:31 EST |
I am looking to crew and get experience doing any job needed on this and future sailing events. I have completed ASA 101 and competed on several local events in Clear Lake and Galveston bay. I run a large travel agency in the galleria and look forward to meeting new people and getting experience before I take 103 and 104 in the fall.
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| ROY GORDON Posted on Sep 25, 2015 01:17 EST |
Greetings all :) I am looking to join the crew of a boat. I have raced in the Harvest Moon regatta in the past & our boat came 2nd in our class. Please contact me as I would love to be part of your crew. Kind regards, Roy :)
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| Dave McKenna Posted on Sep 20, 2015 21:48 EST |
5+ yrs experience sailing Lake Grapevine in my Capri 14 can Hunter 22. ASA 101 and 103. Some racing experience on my C14 and crewing on J24 and Capri 25. Looking for first off shore racing experience. 51 years old, good shape, mature, reliable, disciplined. Ready to work hard and have fun.
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| Dan F Posted on Sep 03, 2015 15:12 EST |
I have done 3 HMR's and had podium finished 2 out of the three times I have been sailing for almost 3 1/2 years and have been fortunate to have sailed on many sized boats. I have experience in the pit, main, jib, & helm. I would be an excellent addition to your crew. I will be adding more experience by sailing up the California coast to Oregon on a Santa Cruz 52(Medusa) in two weeks. I can be reached at 214-727-3739. Thank you for time and consideration.
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| Bob Day Posted on Sep 02, 2015 17:05 EST |
Hi! I am a 53 yr young male, in excellent shape, been sailing for 30 yrs, Atlantic, gulf & pacific. sailed my 38 Ohlson from Port A to Pensacola FL & back as captain, sailed in 2 HMRs in the last 3 yrs & love it. Easy going guy, love to sail offshore, meet new people & always love the party at the end. I rebuild boats as a hobby and now rebuilding a 1977 Albin 25 cruiser. Have owned many sail & motorboats over the years. I can fix about anything w a pocket knife & some stainless welding wire. Have all my own gear for the HMR...Cheers
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| Alex A Posted on Sep 01, 2015 00:13 EST |
Hello everyone and thanks for considering me as a crew member. I live in Houston, I'm 29, work in technical sales and have been sailing the area (mostly solo) since I left the 82nd ABN in 2008. Although I don't have any racing experience I would love to gain experience and can help with all elements of crewing and I\'m a darn good cook to boot! I just bought a Catalina 34 in Rockport and will be sailing it up next weekend so I\'ll be fresh and familiar with the route... if my lack of experience racing is a detrimental factor I would be more than happy to help crew any boats back to Houston in order to gain experience as well. Thanks again and feel free to call, text or email.
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| Steve B. Posted on Aug 31, 2015 21:05 EST |
Hi, Looking to crew on my first HMR. I been racing 35' C&C for ~ 15 year in Grapevine. Part of a Grapevine Sailing Club winning crew. Have done and willing to do all the positions. Available before the raced date. Please give me a call to discuss. Interested first in safety, second being competitive.
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| Carl G Posted on Aug 28, 2015 16:39 EST |
Hi I would like to be a crew member, no Sailing experienced but eager to learn. I outrigger canoe, dragonboat, kayak, and sup in the Houston area. 832-795-5809
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| Jeff Raynal Posted on Aug 28, 2015 08:08 EST |
Looking to do my first Harvest Moon Regatta. I've crewed for 20 years in the great lakes doing summer series racing, one design racing, national regattas, and have done ~(15) 250 mile distance races on a Tarten-10 (T-10). I would love to do the Harvest Moon Regatta if anyone has an open position on their boat.
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| Don H Posted on Aug 26, 2015 17:07 EST |
Experienced 3-person crew will sail (or help you sail) your boat back to Houston free-of-charge (as well as drive your car to have it waiting for you in Corpus):
Don H. first learned to sail as a midshipman in the U.S. Navy, where he earned his offshore crewmen certification. In the fleet from 1990 to 1998, Don flew the P-3C Orion patrol aircraft, served aboard both US and British aircraft carriers, and manned the Mediterranean operations center as part of an Admiral's staff. Among other responsibilities, Don was designated the Mediterranean search and rescue officer for the US Navy for a period of three years.
Ben S. started sailing as a child, but began sailing larger vessels (25 ft to 35 ft boats) when he moved to Houston in 2011. Since that time, he has achieved his 101, 103, and 104 ASA Student Certification, and continues to sail vessels single-handedly on a regular basis in Clear Lake and Galveston Bay.
Loren B. has been a pleasure sailor for years, mostly joining friends as crew on weekend voyages on Cape Cod and in Newport, Rhode Island. Recently he made his first open ocean voyage, sailing from the Galápagos Islands to French Polynesia over the course of a month.
If you are interested, please contact Don at Six One Zero-457-4881 or Ben at Two Eight One-658-3278
References available.
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| Bernard Murphy Posted on Aug 26, 2015 11:14 EST |
I have sailed the HMR twice going down and back; plus brought boats back throught the ditch. Have also done several offshore runs and overnight sails to Freeport from Kemah. I have seven years experience on my own boat, a Hunter 33; sadly I had to let it go due to lack of interest from family. I am easy going and I like to run the galley, I can buy the groceries and keep everyone supplied with food on the way. I am a nifty fifty, engineer and very fit so I can help out when things break or go awry as they tend to do.
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| Erin Brown Posted on Aug 19, 2015 21:58 EST |
My wife and I are looking to crew for the year's regatta. We where originally hoping to take our boat but our sails will not be ready in time so we're hoping to crew. We don't really have any racing experience but both have a couple weeks of offshore sailing/watch standing experience from when we purchased our boat in Maryland and sailed down to the Bahamas (outside) and then a round the islands a bit and over to florida and across the gulf to Kemah. We're not expert sailors but are both competent crew and would really like to build our experience with a little more overnight experience.
We're both fit and friendly and can help both directions if needed.
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| Justin Niles Posted on Aug 17, 2015 10:29 EST |
New sailor looking to join a crew for the HMR. Recently certified in ASA 101,103,104. I'm a 30 year old chemical engineer that would love to have the opportunity to experience an event like this and be part of your team. Looking to improve my open water skills and eager to learn. Great listener and team player!
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| David Woods Posted on Aug 16, 2015 18:47 EST |
I am available to help a skipper bring his boat BACK to Galveston/Kemah!! Gulf of Mexico or ICW, either route is good by me.
I will be racing aboard s/v Terrorist for the HMR, but my skipper is planning on leaving the boat in the Port A area for the immediate future.
Contact me if you need RETURN crew.
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| Roy evans Posted on Aug 03, 2015 21:09 EST |
Looking to crew. 34 y/o 200 lbs. excellent physical condition. Take orders well! Experience racing lasers, flying scots and snipes. Race committee chair for white rock boat club in Dallas for 2 years so understand racing rules of sailing. looking to crew for the love of the experience and love of sailing! No Asa courses under my belt but have great racing experience in smaller boats and some experience sailing larger boats. Hard working competitive and socialable. Really hope I get to crew this year. Thanks.
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| Jeff Dougherty Posted on Jul 29, 2015 17:21 EST |
Hi all. Novice sailor seeking opportunities to crew. I am a 39 yr. old engineer and have recently completed the ASA 101 course. I have spent many summers in the past working on commercial fishing vessels in Alaska so I am comfortable spending time at sea. I am a fast learner and able to take directions. I would enjoy the opportunity to learn from an experienced skipper. If you are short a crew member and would like a hard working, focused, capable hand to fill that spot, then I'm your man!
Thanks,
Jeff
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| Nathan Williams Posted on Jul 29, 2015 13:58 EST |
41 year old US Army officer and physician assistant, ASA 101 & 103 certified and in good shape. I am looking for open water exposure and to improve my sailing skills. I will work anywhere on the boat that I am needed. I live in San Antonio but could travel on weekends for training.
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| James P. Martin Posted on Jul 27, 2015 16:24 EST |
ASA 101,103 & 104 Certified. Proficient on J24, Tylercraft 24 and up to 50' BB Charter. Would like to participate and contribute as crew. BB chartered and skippered BVI Sunsail, Jeanneau 47 this past April.
Schedule very flexible as I would very much like to get out on the Gulf.
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| Michael Posted on Jun 26, 2015 12:47 EST |
43 years old ASA 101 certified and in good shape. I have sailed the TX 200 raid 2 times. (5 Days on a 22' sloop in the ICW from Port Isabel to Port Lavaca) I am looking for an experienced captain I can learn from and improve my open water skills. I will work anywhere on the boat that I am needed.
I live in Dallas, but will come down weekends in preparation for the race.
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