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At press-time. These are the skippers that are planning to attend the 25th Pro Am Regatta Week in 2011. Please understand that plans sometimes change, and that skippers of equal or higher stature may be substituted.
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 Ed Baird has been sailing since he was 9, and since then, has fit in quite a bit of racing between his unprecedented six Pro Am titles, including winning the America's Cup twice (1995, 2007) and the Laser and J24 World Championship.
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 2011 will mark Anna’s third visit to the Pro Am Regatta; she won the Spirit and Enthusiasm Award in 2010. US Sailing's Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year in 2010, Anna has been focused on the match race event, after changing disciplines in 2010, in preparation for the next Olympic Games. And already she is being considered a front runner for the Gold. To refresh your memories, in 2008, representing the USA, she was the Olympic Gold Medalist and Number One-Ranked Woman Laser Radial Sailor.
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 Born in St. Petersburg, Florida, Zach has always been involved in activities that were associated with the water. When he was eight years old he enrolled in a summer sailing program at Clearwater Yacht Club. He is considered by many to be the most decorated youth sailor the United States has ever produced. He first represented the US in a World Championship at the age of 11.
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 A four time Pro Am winner (most recently in 2010!), Peter Holmberg has competed at the highest level in everything from Finns (Olympic Silver Medalist) to Maxi Yachts (Maxi World Champion Skipper).
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 Dave Ullman started Ullman Sails in 1968, and since then has become one of the world’s top competitive sailors.
Dave was named Rolex Yachtsman of the Year in 1996, was nominated again for 2007, and is a three-time 470 World Champion, the 2007 Melges 24 World Champion, a five-time Lipton Cup Champion (1992-1996), a ten-time Lido 14 National Champion, and a National Champion in the Snipe, Thistle, Sabot and Coronado 15 racing classes.
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 Andrew Campbell was an Olympian in the Laser Class in Beijing 2008, and a Pan Am Games Gold Medallist in 2007. He was US College Sailor of the Year in 2006 and Youth World Champion in 2002.
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