Where would this event be without its volunteers. Greeting people at the gate were Pat Doucet (clockwise top left), Joe Doucet, Catherine Giller and Coro Mohr.

Little Nicole Martel is only eight-months old and hails from the North Shore. She and mom Alysone watched daddy as he sailed.

West Vancouver's "Bad to the Bone" crew had good reason to celebrate winning first place in Division Three. From left: skipper Craig Lees, Mike Zavaglia, Lee Landis and Jennifer Glass.

West Van's six-year-old Mischa Lee and seven-year-old brother Jackson came out to see the Teddy Bear Boat Parade and watch dad win.

Costumes are a big part of the regatta as Alexandra Diez Barroso (left), Cedric Burgers, Stephanie Hoffmeister and Monica Reyes will tell you.

Betcha didn't know there were cowboys in West Van. Rod Brownless (left), hector Romero, Chris Hoffmeister and Mitch DeSavoiye were on board the "Dolce fa Niente".

Little Lauren Reynolds held up her furry friend after watching the Teddy Bear Boat Parade.

He did it again. West Van's Rick Reynolds (left), on Occam's Razor, was this year's Scotiabank Cup winner raising over $7,200 in boat sponsorships. Wife Elaine and event chairman Bob Matthews congratulated him.

Eleven-year-old Alisia Monette is one of this year's Easter Seals poster children. She welcomed people all day along with media coordinator Lea Carpenter.

Jane Ince (left), two-year-old son Evan and Stuart Ince were major sponsors of this year's event. They live in Lynn Valley.

Lucy Duso (left) and Tina Wolfe poured samples of the latest and greatest Sandhill wine products.

Event helper Lucia Cunningham chatted with Namba crew member Rob Forsyth who was bidding for a contested third place in Division Two.