The competitors showed up early Saturday morning, and were greeted by a building 10 knot breeze. By the start of the first race, the breeze was blowing at a solid 12-14 knots, with puffs in the 16 range, which turned out to be the order of the day. Sailing with an older fleet of boats, with typical conditions in the 6-8 range, these conditions proved to a little testing for some of the boats. Three boats either retired, or had to do on shore repairs on this first day of racing. Breaks varied from a snapped main halyard, to a ripped off the deck traveler track. Two races were run on course 4 and one on course 3, in a northwesterly oscillating breeze. Part of the fleet regrouped Saturday evening for a BBQ dinner, and to share the stories of the day.

On Sunday, the fleet made it out to race course in a building breeze that started a little softer than Saturday at 6-8 knots, but ended up in the same 12-14 knot range by the end of the second race. After the end of the 5th race (of a scheduled 6 race regatta) William Hendershot headed for shore with 5 bullets, and the rest of the fleet followed as the last race would have not changed anything in the standings.