Port Townsend Duck Derby winners

* Grand prize, $2,500: Richard Hild

* Second prize, $1,000: Stenehjem Bonnie

* Third prize, two nights package at Harrison Hot Springs Resort and Spa: Russ Hoover

* Fourth prize, tires up to $500 from Les Schwab: Eric Frederickson

* Fifth prize, two nights casino package from 7 Cedars Casino: Kevin Lundgren

* Sixth prize, two nights hotel at Circus Circus, Reno, Nev., with $150 gift certificate from Port Townsend Travel: Lois Black

* Seventh prize, four Seattle Mariners baseball tickets: Louie Munch

* Eighth prize, $150 gift certificate from Swain’s Outdoor: Kevin Burgler

* Ninth prize, $150 gift certificate from Swain’s Outdoor: Peninsula Paint

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* 10th prize, $200 fuel card from Safeway: Clay Rennie

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