Last Dinghy Week for 2009

Tonight is the last night for tuesday night dinghy sailing for the year. 6:35pm, 2 races max.

This Saturday, there is going to be a De-rigging regatta, starting at 11pm.

Racing will be the same layout as Tuesday Night racing. Afterwards, help taking apart the boats for winter storage would be appreciated.

3 races, be back on land for around 2pm.

ROUND TWO/Tuesday NIGHT DINGHY RACING

Let's hope this week, has some breeze!!!

So far, it's promising, bring your rain gear!

Same format as last week, we had 4 boats out for the first week, the demand is there.   Get out and do some racing!

ROUND TWO

TUESDAY NIGHT RACING BEGINS TODAY

Have your boat rigged for 6:30p.m. Racing will begin roughly around 7p.m. Don't be late!

It will be a first come first serve basis on 420's available for racing.

Any Damage must be reported and fixed before you leave.

There will be two or three windward/leeward races tonight. Two laps, finishing on the second downwind leg,. The same as last year...

3 minute starting sequence.

See Darcy before you pick your boat for sailing tonight.

COME OUT AND HAVE A BLAST!!!

HOCKEY

Windsor Yacht Club (red) vs. South Port Sailing Club (white) December  30th, 2008.

- Sailing instructor's Luc Hartman (third from right) and Darcy Fuller (far right).

Tuesday Night Dinghy Racing

Another sailing season is slowly peaking around the corner.  As usual the sailing school will be hosting the weekly 420 racing circuit, beginning roughly last week of June and ending during the last week of the Sailing School session 4.

Two new sets of sails are being recycled into the 420 fleet to improve sailing performance.  We are looking for extra batten stock if anybody has some laying around... 

Additionally to this season is the chance to potentially host a one day 420 challenge regatta open to all Sailing School Members, as well as post Sailing School Member's and as always to the club members.  

2009

Happy New Year.  This is the early steps of Anotherone's blog.  Will start posting material later on.