This challenge trophy was presented by Mrs. F.E. Weyerhauser 
in 1936 for Class A yachts and is a perpetual trophy.

This trophy was given in 1966 to the Inland Lake Yachting Association
by his children.It is to be a perpetual trophy to be sailed for by
Class A yachts, and is to be awarded to the winner of
the first championship race at each annual regatta regardless of the
day of the week on which the race takes place.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized in 2006,
and the trophy was designated for the Class A Open fleet.

This trophy was donated to the Association by
Messrs. James F. Bell, Charles H. Bell and S.H. Bell in 1930 
under the following conditions: 
That a small vase be donated for permanent ownership to the winner each year. 
That the founders have a right to discontinue the donation of the small vase for 
permanent ownership, whereupon the Three Bells Challenge Trophy vase shall
cease to be a challenge case and shall then become the property of the yacht 
owner who shall win it three times in a period of five consecutive years.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized in 2006,
and the trophy was designated for the Class A Open fleet.

This perpetual trophy was presented in August of 1940 by
Messrs. John S. Pillsbury, John S. Pillsbury, Jr., Edmund P. Pillsbury,
Charles A. Pillsbury and George S. Pillsbury.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized in 2006,
and the trophy was designated for the Class A Open fleet.

The Association in 1936 established three trophies, one each for 
Classes A, E, and C, to be known as the 
Commodore O.L. Schmidt Memorial Trophies. 
These are perpetual trophies.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized in 2006,
and the trophy was designated for the Class A One-Design fleet.

This perpetual trophy was presented
in 1950 by Mr. James C. Kimberly.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized
in 2006, and the trophy was designated for the Class A One-Design fleet.

    The William R. Perrigo, Sr. Memorial Trophy was donated in 2001 by the friends and family of William "Curly" Perrigo, who spent an enormous amount of time and effort in campaigning and promoting the Class A Scow through much of his adult life. The trophy is awarded to the Class A yacht which has the best combined record at the ILYA Invitational and Championship Regattas.

Two ILYA Class A Scow Fleets were recognized in 2006,
and the trophy was redonated for the Class A One-Design fleet. The trophy is awarded to the Class A One Design yacht which has the best combined record at the NCASA Championship and ILYA Championship Regattas.