Topaz Trophy
Awarded annually to the East Greenwich Yacht Club boat with the best corrected time in the Cuttyhunk Race. The Topaz Trophy was donated by a group of East Greenwich Yacht Club members in memory of Edward J. Monohan who lost his life in an unfortunate boating accident in the summer of 1965. In July, that year, Ed had won second in Class “A” and fifth in Fleet with “Topaz” in the race to Cutyhunk.
Winners | ||
1966 | Hornpipe | Ernest N. Swanson |
1967 | Windway | Stephen C. Harris |
1968 | Fleetwing | Henry P. Eldredge |
1969 | Hornpipe | Ernest N. Swanson |
1970 | Conquest | Avery Seaman |
1971 | Strinx | Ralph Lawson. III |
1972-73 | Conquest | Avery Seaman |
1974 | Elena | W. Lincoln Mossop. Jr. |
1975 | Sunburst | Richard Sunberg |
1976 | Jade | Harry K. Sleicher |
1977 | Grandmother | Ann Street |
1978 | Jade | Harry K. Sleicher |
1979-80 | Aurora | Jim Young |
1981 | Firefly | Fred Yole |
1982 | Raison D’etre | Al Angelone |
1983 | Firefly | Fred Yole |
1984 | No Award Presented | |
1985 | Great Scot | Irving Gilson. MD |
1986 | Queequeg | Nat Nazareth |
1987 | No Award Presented | |
1988 | Free Ride | Roger Coutu |
1989 | Queequeg | Nat Nazareth |
1990 | State of Shock | Charles Schifino |
1991 | Wake | George Henault |
1992 | Buckaroo Banzai | Roger Coutu |
1993 | Flashpoint | John Mollicone |
1994 | Amadeus | Udo Schroff |
1995 | Tamerlane II | Joseph Roszkowski |
1996 | Amadeus | Udo Schroff |
1997 | Morning Dance | Robert Johnston |
1998 | ||
1999 | ||
2000 | ||
2001 | ||
2002 | Amadeus | Udo Schroff |
2003 | ||
2004 | No Award Presented | |
2005 | Warlord | Vince Abbott |
2006 | Expresso | Gary Russell |
2007 | Expresso | Gary Russell |
2008 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2009 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2010 | Tonto | Fred Darlington |
2011 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2012 | No Name | Todd Johnston |
2013 | Rigadoon | Doug Riggs |
2014 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2015 | Thunder | Charles Kineke |
2016 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2017 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2018 | Kaylarah | Gary Russell |
2019 | Coconut | Tom D’Albora |
2020 | No Award Presented |