Bryan is taking his winning crew to Annapolis: Kevin Bache, Regan Cole, Annette Munafo and Jim Shufflin.

An active member of the Sandusky Sailing Cub since 1977, Bryan sails a Kelley 28 called Infra Red in the MORC class. He follows a family tradition started by his father Jim, a Sandusky SC member since 1939. Over the past twenty-some years, Infra Red has become a recognized name on the Lake Erie racing circuit, in both MORC and PHRF. The Infra Red crew has brought home many first in class and first overall trophies, with several consecutive wins at the Mills Race, Lake Erie, and Islands Races; 5 first overall finishes at Bay Week; and a first overall in the 2000 Green Island Race against a field of 65 PHRF contenders. From the 1998 MORC Internationals, the Huntley crew brought home a fourth overall.

The Infra Red crew has not been quite as active in 2001 while skipper Bryan and his lovely bride, Julie, took time off to get married and set up their new household. Huntley and crew did set aside some time to participate in a few races, including the 2001 Stein Hospice Cup hosted by the Sandusky Sailing Club. Infra Red won the Stein Hospice Cup in a three-race series, and the honor of representing Stein Hospice at the National Hospice Regatta Championship. Bryan has been a committee member for the past three years, supporting Stein Hospice and helping the regatta grow in popularity in both the sailing and "landlubber" communities.

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