| Place | Boat Name | Skipper | Special Category Winners |
| 1 | Reiver | Henry Brauer | Overall & Spinnaker Champion |
| 2 | Tern | Bob Johnstone | Masters Champion |
| 3 | Gaylark | Dr. Kaighn Smith | |
| 4 | J'ai Tu | Gary Bennett | |
| 5 | Sidewinder | Tom Rolfes | |
| 6 | Biscuit | Jean Beaulieu | Family Champion |
| 7 | Far Out | Hal Kroeger | |
| 8 | Eventyr | Gordon Haaland | |
| 9 | Beckon | Peter Horneffer | |
| 10 | Bravo | Tom Babbitt | Non-Spin Champion |
| 11 | Gambler | John Henry | |
| 12 | Flirt | Mike Cook | |
| 13 | Woodie | Jack Roberts | Youth Champion |
| 14 | Dakota | David Folger | |
| 15 | Ranger | Ken Weg | |
| 16 | Ondine | Sandro Vitelli | |
| 17 | Va Pensiero | Joe Weber | |
| 18 | Domino | Ned Johnstone | |
| 19 | Morning Star | Dan Bienkowski | |
| 20 | Triad | Alex Goriansky | |
| 21 | Laney Lu | Mark Kryder | |
With balmy temperatures in the mid 80s and a light SW breeze at 3-7 knots a record size fleet competed for the 4th Annual Henry T. Reath Trophy. Starting at Fleet Mark S the Fleet had an early decision to sail to windward or leeward of Sutton Island on their way out around the Cranberry Islands leaving them to Starboard. Boats ranged in size from 21' to 52'. Participants ranged in age from seniors to first graders. Reiver had a fantstic spinnaker set with the most crowded start time of the day with J/100s and J/105s all heading off at the same time. By breaking out early they enjoyed being able to make their own decisions after turning Baker Island and beating upwind past both Cranberries to the Western Way Bell. The smallest boat in the fleet, Biscuit, was finally overhauled about 150 yds before the last turn. The flood tide was done but we had a very light ebb for the tight reach back in towards Gilpatrick Cove.
The winning spinnaker team on Reiver was led by Henry Brauer on the helm accompanied by crew members Steve Madeira, Ben and Molly Brauer and Tom Glockner.
The winning non-spinnaker team, with equal importance on the perpetual trophy, was Tom & Jane Babbitt from the Camden Yacht Club on their J/42 Bravo. Crewing on Bravo were Scott & Ruth Miller of Blue Hill.
RC duty was handled by Christine Wilson, Gabriel Westphal and Fran and Sue Charles on board Shearwater with Bill McNamara and Stew Craig on the skiff with pre race handouts.
