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Qingdao Matsumoto Shipbuilding Co., Ltd
926 LianJiang Lu
Telephone: +86 (532) 8670-5353; 8670-5252
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Qingdao, Shandong Province China

Qingdao Sailing News

The three classes selected for the 2008 Paralympic Games in Qingdao, China are: 2.4 Metre (Open Singlehanded), SKUD-18 (Open Doublehanded) and Sonar (Open Triplehanded).

US SAILING has announced the members of the 2007 US Disabled Sailing Team (USDST). Created in 1998 to develop and prepare the team representing the U.S. at the Paralympic Games, the US Disabled Sailing Team annually recognizes the top three sailors in the classes selected for the Paralympic Games, based on athletes’ performances at a series of qualifying regattas. The members of the 2007 US Disabled Sailing Team are:

2.4 Metre
Nick SCANDONE (Fountain Valley, Calif.)
John RUF (Pewaukee, Wis.)
Roger CLEWORTH (Lithia, Fla.)

SKUD-18
Scott WHITMAN (Brick, N.J.) and Julia DORSETT (Boca Raton, Fla.)
Karen MITCHELL (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) and J.P. CREIGNOU (St. Petersburg, Fla.)
Mark LEWIS (Hingham, Mass.) and Maureen MCKINNON-TUCKER (Marblehead, Mass.)

Sonar
Rick DOERR (Clifton, N.J.)/Bill DONOHUE (Brick, N.J.)/Tim ANGLE (Marblehead, Mass.)
Bert FOSTER (Wayzata, Minn.)/Jim THWEATT (West Sacramento, Calif.)/David BURDETTE (Lutherville, Md.)
David SCHROEDER (Miami, Fla.)/Keith BURHANS (Rochester, N.Y.)/John PUCILLO (Andrew AFB, Md.)

Qingdao, China Newsflash

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