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Formula Kite European Championship – Day 1

International Olympic Committee and Russia go head to head

RS Spring Championships for the RS200, RS400 and RS800 at Queen Mary SC

2024 Etchells Worlds – Graham Vials takes clear lead after day 2

Antigua Superyacht Challenge won by schooner Adela

Nathan Outteridge takes wheel for Switzerland SailGP

2024 Etchells World Championships – British crews take lead after two races

29er Allen UK Grand Prix 4 – Comfortable win for Crossley and Webb at Hayling

GBR IRC National Championships leave the Solent for the first time

The 13th edition of the Superyacht Challenge Antigua (SYCA) wrapped on the South Coast of Antigua.

Superyacht Challenge Antigua – Thrills and Spills on Race Day One

The RS 200, 400 and 800 (slightly early) Spring Championships were hosted at Queen Mary SC over the weekend of the 16-17 March 2024.

29er Allen UK Grand Prix 4 – Crossley and Webb lead after Day 1 at HISC

i14 Europeans – Truswell and FitzGerald lead after 2 races

i14 2023 European Championships on Lake Como

470 European Championship – Dahlberg and Karlsson take lead

Finn Europeans Day 4 – Nemeth closes on first Finn European title

America’s Cup – Luna Rossa AC75 race boat hits the road

The roads of Europe are alive with AC75 America’s Cup raceboats on route to Barcelona, Spain, latest is Luna Rossa, with Alinghi Red Bull already installed there

GP14 World Championship – Soaring shipping costs and Red Sea conflict force alternative venue

The GP14 International Committee to relocate the 2026 World Championship to an alternative venue due to soaring shipping costs and Red Sea continuing conflict

2024 505 Euro Cup kicks off in San Raphael this Easter weekend

The 2024 505 Euro Cup kicks off in San Raphael, France, this Easter weekend – 29, 30, 31 March.

Formula Kite Open Europeans – Ellie Aldridge to defend her Title in Spain

The 2024 Formula Kite Open European Championships are taking place on the Mar Menor, Los Alcázares Spain, from 15 March.

The 13th edition of the Superyacht Challenge Antigua (SYCA) got underway with races for all classes off the South Coast of Antigua.

Superyacht Challenge Antigua – 218ft (66.45m) Hetairos takes opening race win

The stand-alone Round Antigua Race marked the start of racing at the Superyacht Challenge Antigua.

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MERCURY ONE DESIGN - REGATTAS, RESULTS AND CLASS INFO - UPDATED 9/6/23

Welcome to the 2023 mercury class web site.

For over 78 years the Mercury Class Yacht Racing Association (MCYRA) has been racing throughout California. For 2023 the class continues to thrive and grow with great racing throughout all of California. We have expanded the class archive section with some great historical docs and images with more to be added. And as always use the site learn about our history of competitive racing on the water and and family oriented activities off the water. 

In 2023 we continue to attract top sailors in the best California racing venues but we don't forget to have fun. With regattas hosted in the San Francisco bay area, Carmel, Monterey, Huntington Lake in the Sierras, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and San Diego great competition is close by and always a challenge! Our active regatta schedule has events occurring every month of the year.  Mercury sailboats are easy to store, trailer and launch. And you can get started on a budget with competitive used boats starting around $1000.

For a closer look at a boat or a test sail as a crew contact a fleet representative or email [email protected]  for more information.

2024 Regatta Schedule Now Available!

Schedule  Updated January 25, 2024

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2023 Norcal Series NOR Available

The 2023 Norcal Series at Encinal Yacht Club begin on March 4th.  The Carmiggelt Trophy race will be held on April 1st, 2023. The final two days of the series will be held on May 6th and June 3rd.

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2023 Regatta Schedule Now Available!

Schedule  Updated January 26, 2023

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2024 NorCal series opener

2024 scya midwinter regatta.

Ten Mercury’s were entered for the 94 th Midwinters Regatta at Cabrillo Beach YC.

With four of the entries traveling south from the SF Fleet.  In the usual form the fleet was competitive, mixing it up with crowded mark roundings, and close finishes.

Saturday’s conditions saw the wind ranging from 220-240 degrees as the day progressed, and wind speed up to 12 + mph.  Ben Bradley won race 1 from start to finish. Race 2 and 4 were won by Mike Burch, and race 3 by David Bacci.   Mike Burch was leading after day 1 with consistently strong finishes.

Read more: 2024 SCYA Midwinter Regatta

2023-24 RYC Small Boat Midwinter Regatta

Race 1 - Dec. 3, 2023

No report, but here are results from Richmond YC December Small Boat Midwinter Regatta with one race scored

569 Chris Lanzafame                 1

429 Dave West                           2

481 Dave Bacci                          3

558 Kurt Lahr                             4

541 Scott Jenson                       5

463 Shaum Sinawi                    6 /DNS

2023-24 Perry Cup

Perry cup 4th race & final results, february 3, 2024.

John and Mike Ravizza won this season’s Perry Cup Series with a first and two second-place finishes against three other Mercs on an overcast day with a light but remarkably steady northerly breeze on Monterey Bay. Patti and Jack McAleer needed to shift the weather mark only once when the wind shifted to the right and diminished to a whisper, as the boats ghosted to the finish on a three-lap windward-leeward course that PRO Dick Clark wisely shortened after two laps.

Second place went to Bradley Schoch and Patrick O’Hara of the local fleet. They accomplished the rare feat of earning 1st in the Silver Division in addition to their overall podium finish.

Ravizza’s and Schoch’s boats were the only two to start all twelve races in the series. Third place in the series went to Dave West and Chris Krueger, who missed the first weekend’s races. Randy Smith was absent from January’s four-race installment but still finished the series in 4th place with two wins on the last day.

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Los Gallos claim first ever event win with historic victory in LA.

Spain made history in Los Angeles, beating Season 3 champions Australia and ROCKWOOL Denmark to claim its first ever SailGP event win.

Diego Botin’s young crew overcame light wind conditions by minimizing maneuvers and sailing the shortest distance to trounce ROCKWOOL DEN and Australia in front of sell-out shoreside crowds.

The win came after Spain scraped into the Final by a one-point margin over Canada - meaning they managed to convert their first Final appearance into a first event win in four seasons.

The victory followed a period of upheaval and uncertainty for the young Spanish team - with former flight controller Botin only becoming driver in February 2023 - and it moved them up into second in the Championship rankings.

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Everything you need to know about the 37th America’s Cup

Follow the build-up to the 37th America’s Cup as the teams prepare to fight it out for the oldest sporting trophy in the world.

Which teams are in the 37th America’s Cup?

In 2021 four teams raced in fully foiling AC75 monohulls which were conceived specifically for the event by then Defender, Emirates Team New Zealand and Challenger of Record, Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli.

These same four teams return for the 2024 America’s Cup and will be joined by two additional teams, bringing the total number of entries up to 6.

Emirates Team New Zealand – America’s Cup Defender

As the current holder of the America’s Cup, Emirates Team New Zealand will be racing again in the 37th America’s Cup. As the Defender, the Kiwis will be guaranteed a spot in the America’s Cup regatta itself.

Any other challengers will need to race each other in preliminary regattas for the right to be the single challenger in the America’s Cup regatta itself.

Emirates Team New Zealand represent the Royal Auckland Yacht Club in America’s Cup racing.

INEOS Britannia – America’s Cup Challenger of Record

The Challenger of Record is the name given to the first yacht club to challenge the holder of the America’s Cup once it has been won.

When Emirates Team New Zealand successfully completed their defence of the America’s Cup in 2021, the Royal Yacht Squadron immediately issued a challenge on behalf of Ben Ainslie’s INEOS Team UK (now called INEOS Britannia), so they are Challenger of Record for the 37th America’s Cup .

INEOS Britannia and Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team has strengthened an exhausting relationship, with the British challenger standing to benefit from the technical and engineering experience of the multiple World Champion F1 team.

Luna Rossa perform a tight leeward mark rounding

Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli

Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli has a very long America’s Cup history having first competed in 2000 and has taken part in every Cup since (with the exception of the unique 2010 Deed of Gift match).

For the 36th America’s Cup Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli were the challenger of record. They also won the challenger selection series so it was this Italian team who took on Emirates Team New Zealand for the America’s Cup itself.

The team will return for the 37th America’s Cup though this time they are not the official challenger of record.

American Magic

In 2021 the New York Yacht Clubs’ American Magic was also competing, though their event was ultimately ruined by a capsize in the early part of the regatta . They did get the boat rebuilt but it never got back up to speed and they made an early exit.

The 2021 campaign marked the return of the New York Yacht Club to the America’s Cup. The NYYC held the America’s Cup from its inception in 1851 right the way through to 1983, when they were defeated by the Royal Perth Yacht Club’s Australia II .

American Magic have confirmed their entry into the 37th America’s Cup and will, once again, be representing the New York Yacht Club.

Alinghi Red Bull Racing out training in their training AC75, purchased from Emirates Team New Zealand. Photo: Alinghi Red Bull Racing media

Alinghi Red Bull Racing

Another team making a return to the America’s Cup scene after a long break will be Ernesto Bertarelli’s Alinghi team. The Swiss team won the America’s Cup in 2003 and then completed a successful defence in 2007.

However, a serious falling out over the potential rules for the next America’s Cup saw Alinghi taken to court by Larry Ellison and his BMW Oracle team, the 2010 America’s Cup was held between Alinghi and BMW Oracle Racing in a Deed of Gift match that saw the teams fight it out in huge multihulls.

BMW Oracle won the contest and Alinghi stepped away from America’s Cup racing. Their return is a welcome one and their Cup history alongside their partnership with Red Bull Racing should see them a solid challenge from the off.

Orient Express Team France

The French entry to the 2024 America’s Cup was long rumoured but it was not until quite late in the day that they officially announced their intention to challenge.

It was in early 2023 that the official announcement came of a French AC entry, backed by Accor Group and its brands Orient Express and ALL-ACCOR Live Limitless.

As a fairly late challenge they will have a lot to do to be competitive.

What boats will be used in the 37th America’s Cup

The Protocol for the 37th America’s Cup has been released including the rules for the class of boat to be used in the next edition of the event. Once again the America’s Cup will be raced for in AC75s . These boats were first brought in ahead of the 36th America’s Cup so this will be their second outing.

The foiling monohulls will be slightly different, with rules being tweaked partly aimed at improving light wind performance and reducing crew numbers from 11 to 8.

Teams will only be allowed to build one AC75 and nationality rules are strict this time around requiring 100% of the race crew for each competitor to either be a passport holder of the country of the team’s yacht club or to have been physically present in that country for 18 months of the previous three years prior to 17th March 2021.

Emirates Team New Zealand saw success in 2017 in Bermuda with their Cyclors . These may well return for the 37th America’s Cup.

When it comes to the events, there will be up to three Preliminary Regattas, the first two raced in a new one-design class of AC40s , the last one at the Match venue in AC75s. The Challenger Selection Series and the America’s Cup Match will be held in 2024.

Barcelona, the venue for the 37th America’s Cup

Where will the 37th America’s Cup be held?

Barcelona, Spain was selected in 2022 as the venue for the 37th America’s Cup , marking the first time a New Zealand team has chosen to defend a Cup win overseas.

The home city of Emirates Team New Zealand and the venue for the 36th America’s Cup, Auckland, had an exclusive period in which to tender for the regatta immediately after the Kiwis’ successful defence in 2021, but the sums on offer were not enough, and Emirates Team New Zealand CEO Grant Dalton cast the net wider internationally after rejecting a NZ$99 million (£50 million) offer from the New Zealand government.

A number venues were mooted including: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Cork, Ireland; Malaga, Spain, but Barcelona eventually won out.

When will the 37th America’s Cup be raced?

The America’s Cup will be held in 2024 in Barcelona. Racing in the 37th America’s Cup Match itself, which is a best of 13 (first to seven) format will start on Saturday 12th October 2024 and could run all the way to the 27th October should all the races be needed to pick a winner.

The America’s Cup will be proceeded by the challenger selection series, which will see which of the five challenger gets the honour to race New Zealand for the Cup itself.

The stated aim was to hold the event in the September-October window, which will allow for the Olympic Games in Paris, France to conclude and also offers a decent range of weather with wind speeds usually around the 9-15 knot mark.

Match Racing

Though the America’s Cup was first raced for in 1851 ( and won by the schooner America from which the trophy gets its name), this race was between a fleet of boats. A challenge by the British in the 1870s was also conducted as a fleet race.

By the 1880s, following a protest from the British, the America’s Cup was decided in a head-to-head match race where two boats sail against each other.

Match racing is a particular skill and encourages aggressive manoeuvres using the rules to put your opponent at a disadvantage. This cut-and-thrust racing, where the only objective is to beat your opponent, has long been at the heart of America’s Cup racing and produces a thrilling spectacle.

You can catch all the latest America’s Cup news, analysis and videos right here on Yachtingworld.com

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British Women’s and Youth America’s Cup squads unveiled

• February 5, 2024

The British team is seeking to win the first ever Women’s America’s Cup. It will also be aiming to defend its title as Youth America’s Cup winners, having won with…

When is the next America’s Cup? 2024 dates released

• January 31, 2024

The next America’s Cup will take place in Barcelona with six teams set to compete for sailing’s ultimate price from late August 2024. Dates for the Preliminary Regatta, Louis Vuitton…

Ben Ainslie to step down as SailGP team skipper

• January 4, 2024

Sir Ben Ainslie has announced he is stepping down as Driver of the Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team. Ainslie will continue his role as CEO of Emirates GBR but will…

Slingsby and Neuschäfer crowned Sailors of the Year 2023

• November 15, 2023

The 2023 Rolex World Sailor of the Year awards were presented to Tom Slingsby and Kirsten Neuschäfer last night at a ceremony by World Sailing in Málaga, Spain. The popular…

America’s Cup: What do we know about the teams with 1 year to go

• October 13, 2023

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American Magic win first AC40 showdown at America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta

• September 17, 2023

The second day of racing for the America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta was something of a mixed bag. Three solid fleet races in full foiling conditions were followed by an attempted…

First America’s Cup AC40 races: France and New Zealand share wins

• September 16, 2023

It was a day of firsts in Villanova, some 30 miles along the coast from Barcelona today: the first races in the 37th America’s Cup cycle, the first ‘proper’ races…

How to follow the America’s Cup preliminary regatta

• September 11, 2023

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America’s Cup: what have the teams been up to?

• September 8, 2023

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American Magic skipper: Terry Hutchinson

• August 16, 2023

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• June 29, 2023

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• March 23, 2023

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World’s coolest yacht: America True

• March 16, 2023

America True was a ground-breaking campaign for the 2000 America’s Cup. Created by Dawn Riley, it was the first America’s Cup syndicate to be headed up by a woman, and…

French America’s Cup entry to be named Orient Express Team

• February 3, 2023

A long-rumoured French team was finally announced as an entry to the next America’s Cup in 2024 in early January 2023. Details at the time were thin on the ground…

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• December 12, 2022

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America’s Cup 2024 dates confirmed

• November 30, 2022

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• November 18, 2022

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• October 27, 2022

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Avocados from peru sailboat aims to defend title, boaters push to lift covid-19 restriction on who can come aboard, us women’s match racing championship postponed to 2021, san diego yacht club commodore brian thomas on san diego county banning recreational boating, us sailing announces national winners for the first time in san diego, j/sailors love san diego yacht club hot rum series, star north american championship: sdyc george szabo 3rd overall, every race counts at new york invitational, racing news.

Julie Mitchell at the Women’s Winter Invitational Regatta

The Women’s Winter Invitational Regatta has grown to be a convivial and competitive event for all involved. This year over 40 invitations were requested, with 24 teams from all over America, Canada, and Mexico competing. To earn the coveted SDYC spot, our team won the qualifier in January against 9 teams in tricky light conditions with very strong current. Our team consisted of Rebecca McElvain as skipper, with Julie Mitchell on main and tactics, and Erika Barth on jib and bow.

Etchells West Coast Spring Series Returns in 2024 with Exciting Lineup of Regattas

The Etchells West Coast Spring Series is back and better than ever for the 2024 season, promising a thrilling series of regattas. San Diego Yacht Club, in collaboration with the local Etchells Fleet 13, cordially invites sailors from near and far to participate in this prestigious sailing event on the challenging Coronado Roads course. The Series comprises four regattas, one of which may be used as a throw-out in the final scoring of the Series.

Reichel/Pugh Designs Place 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Overall in the Epic 78th Rolex Sydney-Hobart Race

Long-time SDYC members Jim Pugh and John Reichel not only celebrated the fortieth year of their naval architecture studio here in Point Loma, but did so with purpose by sweeping the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race podium.  Reichel/Pugh Design No. 162 66' Canting Ballast  Alive , owned by Philip Turner and skippered by Duncan Hine, was awarded the coveted Tattersall Cup, as the overall WINNER of the 2023 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race with the best corrected time under IRC—a symbol of supremacy in one of the toughest races in the world. The result seals a terrific performance for Reichel/Pugh in the race, as the top three overall came from their design board, with the Reichel/Pugh 72'   URM Group second overall, Reichel/Pugh 69’   Moneypenny taking third place overall, and Reichel/Pugh 40’ Chutzpah 3rd in IRC Div. 2.

Women’s Racing Brings Strength in Numbers

Women's sailing events and regattas are essential for growing the sport, proving an atmosphere where skill development and opportunity go hand-in-hand.

At a recent coed Grandmasters Team Race Regatta, a teammate told me he didn’t understand why there were women-only sailboat races—as if to say, what’s the point? His comment was a brave one in today’s “woke” world, but it’s something that men and women alike probably think about a lot more than they talk about. Yet it raises a valid conundrum as our predominantly male sport pushes toward wider female inclusion: Why isolate women to their own sideshows when the long-term goal is organic integration across the sport?

As I listened to his comments, many of which I’ve heard before, I thought about the fact that several signature women’s events, like the International Women’s Keelboat Regatta and the Santa Maria Cup, are either dead or not as popular as they once were. And later, as I reflected on our discussion, I took stock of our competitors at the Newport Harbor YC Palmer Trophy. Eight of the 54 sailors—15 percent—were women.

“It’s important to have this dialogue,” says Nicole Breault, the first woman to earn St. Francis YC’s Yachtsman of the Year. Breault is a one-design champion and currently competing in the revived Women’s World Match Racing Tour. “Segregation,” she says, “is part of the process of developing a deeper talent pool among women.”

Golison and Team 2nd at J/70 Worlds

SDYC's Bruce Golison aboard  Midlife Crisis , with teammates Steve Hunt, Erik Shampain and Jeff Reynolds finished second at the recently completed J/70 World Championship at St. Petersburg, Florida.  Ten races were sailed in spectacular conditions from October 31 through November 4.  Bruce Golison’s team withstood a UFD penalty in Race Two to gain the runner-up position with a scoreline of: 5, UFD/84, 2, 39, 1, 4, 2, 6, 17, 5. For Bruce and his team, this makes back to back second place finishes at the J70 World Championships.

Eighty-three teams from 15 nations competed from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Germany, Great Britain, Mexico, Monaco, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the USA. 

Award Winning Women’s Invitational Regatta Returns to San Diego Yacht Club

San Diego Yacht Club’s annual Women’s Winter Invitational Regatta returns this upcoming winter, February 16-18, 2024. Recently having won the US Sailing One Design Regatta Award, this all-woman, three-day competition attracts sailors from all over the world.

The Women’s Winter Invitational is sailed at SDYC directly off the docks in La Playa and features the Club’s J/22 sailboats, which are sponsored by Mount Gay. The course can expect more than 80 sailors over 24 teams for an action-packed regatta weekend on and off the water.

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Sailing Scoring Notations

This post summarizes the Sailing Scoring Notations / abbreviations that may be found in sailing results and the rules associated with them. Occasionally, you may run across a notation that you don’t remember. We created this summary to help guide you through the notations that you might see.

DNC – Did not compete/start Did not come to the starting area.

Scoring: Scored points for the finishing place one more than the number of boats entered in the series.

DNS – Did not start (other than DNC and OCS)

OCS – Did not start, Violated RRS 29.1 – Individual Recall On the course side of the starting line at her starting signal and failed to start, or broke RRS 30.1.

ZFP – Violated RRS 30.2 – Z Flag Rule RRS 30.2: If flag Z has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal.

Scoring: If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall receive, without a hearing, a 20% Scoring Penalty calculated as stated in RRS 44.3(c). She shall be penalized even if the race is restarted or resailed, but not if it is postponed or abandoned before the starting signal. If she is similarly identified during a subsequent attempt to start the same race, she shall receive an additional 20% Scoring Penalty. RRS 29.1 still applies.

UFD – Violated RRS 30.3 – U Flag Rule Disqualification under RRS 30.3 RRS 30.3: If flag U has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal.

Scoring: If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall be disqualified without a hearing, but not if the race is restarted or resailed.

BFD – Violated RRS 30.4 – Black Flag Rule Disqualification under RRS 30.4 RRS 30.4: If a black flag has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal.

Scoring: If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall be disqualified without a hearing, even if the race is restarted or resailed, but not if it is postponed or abandoned before the starting signal. If a general recall is signalled or the race is abandoned after the starting signal, the race committee shall display her sail number before the next warning signal for that race, and if the race is restarted or resailed she shall not sail in it. If she does so, her disqualification shall not be excluded in calculating her series score.

SCP – Scoring Penalty applied Could be RRS 44.3 , appendix T, appendix V, or something in the Sailing Instructions

NSC – Did not sail the course

DNF – Did not finish

RET – Retired

DSQ – Disqualification

DNE – Disqualification (other than DGM) not excludable under RRS 90.3(b) RRS 90.3 (b): When a scoring system provides for excluding one or more race scores, any score that is a Disqualification Not Excludable (DNE) shall be included in a boat’s series score.

Scoring: Disqualification in a race is not an excludable score.

RDG – Redress given

Scoring: Depends on redress provided by the Race Committee.

DPI – Discretionary penalty imposed RRS 64.6: Discretionary Penalties – When a boat reports within the protest time limit that she has brokena rule subject to a discretionary penalty, the protest committee shall decide the appropriate penalty after taking evidence from the boat and any witnesses it decides are appropriate.

Scoring: The notation ‘[DP]’ in a rule means that the penalty for a breach of the rule may, at the discretion of the protest committee, be less than disqualification.

STP – Standard Penalty A penalty often shown in the Notice of Race (NOR) or Sailing Instructions (SIs) for minor violations. Examples include failing to check in with safety personnel upon return from the race course or to turn in a Race Tracker.

Scoring: As noted in the instructions.

TLE – Time Limit Expired A special penalty that may be specified for those finishing after a specified time “limit” from the start of the race.

Scoring: As noted in the venue/event instructions.

DFL – Dead F…….. Last

Scoring: Compulsion to spend more time on SailZing.com to improve one’s skills.

Select Rules from the Racing Rules of Sailing 2021-2024:

RRS 30 – STARTING PENALTIES RRS 30.1 – I Flag Rule If flag I has been displayed, and any part of a boat’s hull is on the course side of the starting line or one of its extensions during the last minute before her starting signal, she shall sail across an extension so that her hull is completely on the pre-start side before she starts.

RRS 30.2 – Z Flag Rule If flag Z has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal. If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall receive, without a hearing, a 20% Scoring Penalty calculated as stated in RRS 44.3(c). She shall be penalized even if the race is restarted or resailed, but not if it is postponed or abandoned before the starting signal. If she is similarly identified during a subsequent attempt to start the same race, she shall receive an additional 20% Scoring Penalty.

RRS 30.3 U Flag Rule If flag U has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal. If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall be disqualified without a hearing, but not if the race is restarted or resailed.

RRS 30.4 Black Flag Rule If a black flag has been displayed, no part of a boat’s hull shall be in the triangle formed by the ends of the starting line and the first mark during the last minute before her starting signal. If a boat breaks this rule and is identified, she shall be disqualified without a hearing, even if the race is restarted or resailed, but not if it is postponed or abandoned before the starting signal. If a general recall is signalled or the race is abandoned after the starting signal, the race committee shall display her sail number before the next warning signal for that race, and if the race is restarted or resailed she shall not sail in it. If she does so, her disqualification shall not be excluded in calculating her series score.

RRS 44.3(c) The race score for a boat that takes a Scoring Penalty shall be the score she would have received without that penalty, made worse by the number of places stated in the notice of race or sailing instructions. When the number of places is not stated, the penalty shall be 20% of the score for Did Not Finish, rounded to the nearest whole number (0.5 rounded upward). The scores of other boats shall not be changed; therefore, two boats may receive the same score. However, the penalty shall not cause the boat’s score to be worse than the score for Did Not Finish.

RRS Appendix T – ARBITRATION

RRS T1 POST-RACE PENALTIES

(a) Provided that RRS 44.1(b) does not apply, a boat that may have broken one or more rules of Part 2 or RRS 31 in an incident may take a Post-Race Penalty at any time after the race until the beginning of a protest hearing involving the incident.

(b) A Post-Race Penalty is a 30% Scoring Penalty calculated as stated in RRS 44.3(c). However, RRS 44.1(a) applies.

(c) A boat takes a Post-Race Penalty by delivering to the arbitrator or a member of the protest committee a written statement that she accepts the penalty and that identifies the race number and where and when the incident occurred.

NOTE: Refer to the current Racing Rules of Sailing and/or Notice of Race (NOR) and Sailing Instructions (SIs) for updated rules, requirements and penalties.

Thank you to John Porter, Lake Beulah Yacht Club member & certified race official, for input on this list.

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Race Results

Race Score Duties:  Score sheets (clearly written) can be submitted to Paul Liszewski by hand or email for the Lake Pleasant races. Tempe Town Lake score sheets can be sent by email. The emailed sheets can be PDFs or quality photos. Email the PDF or quality photos of score sheets to Paul here .

Birthday Regatta 2024

Saturday-Sunday Race Results

Lake Pleasant Spring 2024

Week 4, March 16 Week 3, March 9 Week 2, February 3 Week 1, January 13

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2024

Week 6, March 17 All Fleets plus Portsmouth Race by Race Week 5, February 25 (Portsmouth on race committee) Week 4, February 4 Plus Portsmouth Race by Race Week 3, January 28 All Fleets Plus Portsmouth Race by Race Week 2, January 21 Week 1, January 7

Governor’s Cup Regatta 2023

Dinghy Days 2023 One-Design Results Portsmouth Results

Ruth Beals Cup 2023

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2023

Week 8, 10 Dec Week 7, 26 Nov Week 6, 12 Nov Week 5, 29 Oct Week 4, 22 Oct Week 3, 8 Oct – Laser Fleet Race 4 update included Week 2, 24 Sep – VERSION 2 – Significant week 1 changes. If there are errors, please contact your fleet captain for changes. Week 1, 17 Sep – Weeks 1 and 2 were updated. Please refer to Week 2 results.

Lake Pleasant Fall 2023 Week 6, 2 Dec Week 5, 18-19 Nov Week 4, 11 Nov Week 3, 28 Oct Week 2, 7 Oct Week 1, 30 Sep – 1 Oct – Canceled for the expectation of heavy wind

 Previous Seasons

Tall Cactus Regatta-April 2023

2022/2023 Combined Lake Pleasant & TTL Final Results Combined Fall/Spring Series All Fleets

Birthday Regatta and Leukemia Cup – February 2023 Birthday Regatta Results

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2023 Week 7, 16 Apr Week 6, 2 Apr Week 5, 12 Mar (V2 – Sunfish Corrections) Week 4, 26 Feb Week 3, 5 Feb Week 2, 22 Jan Week 1, 8 Jan – V2

Lake Pleasant Spring 2023 Races that Count for the Championship Series* Week 4, 18-19 March Week 3, 4-5 March Week 2, 28-29 Jan Week 1, 14-15 Jan – No Wind, No Races Completed.

Lake Pleasant Spring 2023 Sunday Funday Week 4, March 19 Week 3, 5 March Week 2, 29 Jan Week 1, 15 Jan V2 (Race 2 correction)

Dinghy Days 2022 Final Results

Ruth Beals Cup 2022 Oct 22 Final Results

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2022 Week 8, 11 Dec Week 7, 4 Dec – No Wind, No Racing Week 6, 27 Nov Week 5, 13 Nov Week 4, 7 Nov Week 3, 23 Oct Week 2, 9 Oct Week 1, 25 Sep (v3 – Laser fleet correction)

Lake Pleasant Fall 2022 Races that Count for the Championship Series* Week 5, 3-4 Dec V2 (Multi Hull Changes) Week 4, 12-13 Nov – Updated after Sport Boat Fleet Protest And C-22 Correction 10/29/22 Week 3, 29-30 Oct Week 2, 15-16 Oct – Weather Cancellation Week 1, 1-2 Oct * Please note that due to software limitations, all races for a weekend are listed as happening on the Saturday of that weekend.

Sunday Funday Racing – 2022 Week 5, 4 Dec Week 4, 13 Nov Week 3, 30 Oct Week 2, 16 Oct Week 1, 2 Oct

2022 Club Championship – May 7, 2022 Final Scores

2021/2022 Combined Lake Pleasant & TTL Final Results Combined Fall/Spring Series Winners Eligible for Championship

Tall Cactus Regatta – April 2022 Tall Cactus Results

Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup – February 2022 Birthday Regatta Results v2 (Minor scoring error in S20 fleet) Saturday Results V3 Cruising Fleet Results

Lake Pleasant Spring 2022 Week 5, 19-20 Mar (UPDATED 3/30/22 S20 Fleet Correction) Week 4 , 5 Mar Week 3, 5 Feb Week 2, 22 Jan Week 1, 8 Jan

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2022 Week 8, 2 May Week 7, 24 Apr Week 6, 10 Apr Week 5, 13 Mar (Updated 3/30/22 C14.2 Corrections) Week 4, 27 Feb Week 3, 13 Feb Week 2, 30 Jan Week 1, 16 Jan

Governor’s Cup 2021 Results

USSCA Western Region World Qualifier 13 Nov 2021

Ruth Beals Cup 2021 Final Results

Lake Pleasant Fall 2021 Week 5, 13-14 Nov Week 4, 30-31 Oct + Week 5 Sat 13 Nov Week3, 16-17 Oct Week 2, 2-3 Oct Week 1, 18-19 Sept

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2021 Week 8, 12 Dec Week 7, 5 Dec Week 6, 28 Nov Week 5, 8 Nov – Rev2 Week 4, 24 Oct Week 3, 10 Oct Week 2, 26 Sep Week 1, 12 Sep

2021 Club Championship 1 May 2021 Final Results

Tall Cactus Regatta Results 24 April 2021 Results by Handicap Fleet

AYC Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup 13 Feb 2021 FINAL Results – Tuesday 16 Feb 2021 Provisional Results Sunday 14 Feb 2021 2020/2021 Lake Pleasant and TTL Finals Combined Fall/Spring Series Winners Eligible for Championship

Lake Pleasant Spring 2021 Scores Week 5 March 27-28 Week 4 March 13-14 Week 3, Feb 20-21 Week 2, Jan 30-31 Week 1, Jan 16-17

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2021 Scores Week 8, Apr 25 Week 7, Apr 11 Week 6, Mar 21 Week 5, Mar 7 Week 4, Feb 28 Week 3, Feb 7 Week 2, Jan 25 Week 1, Jan 10 Governor’s Cup 2020 Final Results AYC Governor’s Cup 21 Nov 2020

Ruth Beals Cup 2020 Final Results October 10

Lake Pleasant Fall 2020 Scores Final Scores – No Day Entries Week 5, Nov 14-15 Week 4, Oct 31 – Nov 1 Week 4 Multi-Hull SCHRS Times Week 3, Oct 17-18 Week 2, Oct 3-4 Week 1, Sept 19-20 Week 1 Mulit-Hull SCHRS Times – updated with “day entry” competitors.

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2020 Scores Final Scores – No Day Entries Week 8, Dec 13th Week 6&7, Nov 29 and Dec 6th Week 5, Nov 8 Week 4, Oct 25 – V2 – Scoring error in C14.2 Race 16 Corrected Week 3, Oct 11 Week 2, Sept 27 Week 1, Sept 13

2019 / 2020 Lake Pleasant and TTL Finals Lake Pleasant and Tempe Town Lake Fall 2019 / Spring 2020 Combined Final Scores

Lake Pleasant Spring 2020 Week 4, Mar 28-29 and the rest of the remaining spring season races have been canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Week 3, Mar 14-15 Week 2, Feb 29-Mar 1 Week 1, Jan 18-19

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2020 Week 4, March 22 and the rest of the remaining spring season races have been canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic Week 3, March 8 Week 4, February 23 Week 3, February 16 Week 2, January 26 – No wind, no races  Week 1, 12 Jan 2020 V3

Birthday Regatta 2020 Final Results (Updated 13 Feb)

Governor’s Cup 2019 Monhull Finishes Multihull Finishes Overall Finishes

Ruth Beals Cup 2019 October 12

Lake Pleasant Fall 2019 Week 5, Nov 16-17 and Final Week 4, Nov 2-3 Week 3, Oct 19-20 Week 2, Oct 5-6 Week 1, Sept 21-22 Rev

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2019 Week 8, Dec 8 and Final Week 7, Dec 1 Week 6, Nov 10 Week 5, Oct 27 Rev Week 4, Oct 13 Rev Week 3, Sept 29 Rev Week 2, Sept 15 Week 1, Sept 8

Tall Cactus 2019 Revised Combined Results Combined Results

Lake Pleasant Spring 2019 LP Combined Fall 18 and Spring 19 Week 5, April 13-14 Week 4, March 30-31 Week 3, March 9-10 Week 2, February 16-17 rev1 Week 1, January 19-20 rev1

2019 Birthday   Regatta & Leukemia Cup Final Scores

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2019 TTL Combined Fall 18 and Spring 19 Week 8, April 28 Week 7, April 7 Week 6, March 24 Week 5, March 17 Week 4, March 3 Week 3, February 24 Week 2, January 27 Week 1, January 13

Governor’s Cup 2018 December 01 Rev1

Ruth Beals Cup 2018 October 27

Lake Pleasant Fall 2018 Week 5, November 17 & 18 Final Week 4, November 3 & 4 Rev1 Week 3, October 20 & 21 Rev1 Week 2, October 6 & 7 Week 1, September 22 & 23

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2018 Weeks 7&8 and Final Rev1 Week 6, November 25 Week 5, November 11 Week 4, October 28 Week 3, October 13 Week 2, September 30 Week 1, September 16

Lake Pleasant Spring 2018

Fall 17 & Spring 18 Combined Week 4, April 21 & 22 Final Week 4, April 7 & 8 rev2 Week 3, March 17 & 18 rev1 We ek 2, February 3 & 4 Week 1, January 27 rev 2

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2018

Fall-Spring Combined Week 8, May 6 and Spring Final Week 7, April 29 Week 6, April 15 Week 5, March 25 Week 4, March 11 Week 3, February 25 Week 2, February 11 Week 1, January 21

2018 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup

Final Feb 18 Saturday, Feb 17 Friday, Feb 16

Ruth Beals Cup 2017 November 11

Lake Pleasant Fall 2017 Week 5, November 18 & 19, Final (rev2) Week 4, November 4 & 5 Week 3, October 21 & 22 (Rev1) Week 2, October 7 & 8 Week 1, September 23 & 24

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2017 Week 8, December 3 – Final Week 7, November 26 Week 6, November 12 Week 5, October 29 Week 4, October 15 Week 3, October 1 Week 2, September 17 (Rev1) Week 1, September 10

Tall Cactus 2017 Tall Cactus May 20

Lake Pleasant Spring 2017 Fall 2016 & Spring 2017 Combined Week 5, May 7 rev1 Final Week 4 Apr 23 rev1 Week 3 Mar 26 rev1 Week 2 Mar 4 rev1 Week 1, Feb 4 rev1

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2017 Fall 2016 & Spring 2017 Combined Week 8, Apr 30, Final Week 7, Apr 9 Week 6, Apr 2 Week 5 Mar 19 Week 4 Mar 12 Week 3 Feb 26 Week 2 Feb 12 Week 1 Jan 29

2017 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup

Ruth Beals Cup 2017

Governors’ Cup 2016 – Dec 3

Lake Pleasant Fall 2016 Week 5 Nov 19 & 20 Final rev1 Week 4 Nov 5 & 6 Week 3 Oct 22 & 23 rev1 Week 2 Oct 08 & 09 rev1 Week 1 Sep 24 & 25 rev1

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2016 Week 8 Dec 11 Final Week 7 Dec 4 Week 6 Nov 27 rev1 Week 5 Nov 13 Rev2 Week 4 Oct 30, No Wind! Week 3 Oct 16 Week 2 Oct 2 Week 1 Sep 18

Lake Pleasant Spring 2016 Fall 2015 & Spring 2016 Combined Week 5 Apr 9 & 10. Final rev1 Week 4 Mar 19 & 20 rev1 Week 4 Thistles Only Week 3 Mar 5 & 6 Week 2 Feb 20 & 21 Week 1 Feb 6 & 7

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2016 Fall 2015 & Spring 2016 Combined Week 2 Jan 31 Week 1 Jan 24

2016 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup Sunday Results rev1 Sunday Results Saturday Results rev1 Friday Results rev1

Lake Pleasant Fall 2015 Week 5 Nov 21 Week 4 Nov 7 & 8, rev1. Week 3 Oct 24 & 25 Week 2 Oct 10 & 11 Rev1. Week 2, Oct 10 & 11. Week 1 Sep 26 & 27.

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2015 Week 8 Dec13, Final Week 7 Dec 6. Week 6 Nov 29 Week 5 Nov 14. Week 4 Nov 1 Week 3 Oct 18 Week 2, Oct 4 Week 1, Sep 20

Lake Pleasant Spring 2015 Fall 2014 & Spring 2015 Combined Week 5, Apr 18 & 19 Final Week 4, Mar 21 & 22 Week 3, Mar 7 & 8 Week 2, Feb 21 & 22 Week 1, Feb 7 & 8

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2015 Fall 2014 & Spring 2015 Combined Week 8, Apr 26 Final Week 7, Apr 12 Week 6, Mar 29 Week 5, Mar 15 Week 4, Mar 1 Week 3, Feb 15 Week 2, Feb 1 Week 1, Jan 25

2015 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup Final Results Saturday Results Friday Results

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2014 Week 8, Dec 14, Final Week 7, Dec 7 Week 6, Nov 30 Week 5, Nov 23, rev1 Week 4, Nov 09 Week 3, Oct 26. rev2 Week 2, Oct 12 Week 1, Sep 28, rev1

Lake Pleasant Fall 2014 Week 5, Nov 15 & 16, Final Week 4, Nov 1 & 2, rev1 Week 3, Oct 18 & 19, rev1 Week 2, Oct 4 & 5, rev1 Bart’s Bash Week 1, Sep 20 & 21

Lake Pleasant Spring 2014 Fall 2013 & Spring 2014 Combined Week 5, Apr 5 & 6, Final Transloch Week 4, Apr 5, Final Week 4, Mar 22 & 23, rev1 TransLoch Week 3, Mar 22, rev1 Week 3, Mar 8 & 9 TransLoch Week 2, Mar 8, rev1 Week 2, Feb 22 & 23 TransLoch Week 1, Feb 22, rev1 Week 1 Feb 8 & 9 Rev 1

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2014 Fall 2013 & Spring 2014 Combined rev2 Week 8, Apr 27, Final rev1 Week 7, Apr 13 Week 6, Mar 30 Week 5, Mar 16 Week 4, Mar 2 Week 3, Feb 16 Week 2, Feb 2 Week 1, Jan 26

2014 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup Friday Results Saturday Results Final Results Final Detailed Results.

Lake Pleasant Fall 2013 Governors Cup Regatta Rev2 Week 5, Dec 7 & 8, Final Week 4, Nov 16 & 17 Week 3, Nov 2 & 3 Week 2, Oct 19 & 20 Rev 1 Week 1, Sep 5 & 6

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2013 Week 8, Dec 15, Final Week 7, Dec 1 Week 6, Nov 24 Week 5, Nov 10

Week 4, Oct 27, rev1 Week 3, Oct 13 Week 2, Sep 29 Week 1, Sep 22, rev1

Tempe Town Lake Summer 2013 Heat Stroke Series Final Week 6, Aug 11 Week 5, Jul 29 Week 4, Jul 14 Week 3, Jun 23 Week 2, Jun 16 Week 1, Jun 2.

Lake Pleasant Spring 2013 Combined Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 Week 5, Apr 20 & 21, Final and Thistle Regional Week 4, Apr 6 & 7. and Fireball Regatta Del Sol Week 3, Mar 23 & 24. Week 2, Mar 2 & 3. Week 1, Feb 16 & 17.

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2013 Combined Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 Week 8 Apr 28 Week 7, Apr 14 Week 6, Mar 17 Week 5, Mar 10 Week 4, Feb 24 Week 3, Feb 10 rev1 Week 2, Feb 3 rev2 Week 1 Jan 27

2013 AYC Birthday Regatta and Leukemia Cup Final Results Sat Results Fri Results

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2012 Week 8, Dec 16, Final Week 7, Dec 09 Week 6, Nov 25 Week 5, Nov 11 Week 4, Oct 28, canceled for lack of wind Week 3, Oct 14 Week 2, Sep 30 Week 1, Sep 23

Lake Pleasant Fall 2012 Gov Cup 2012, Nov 24 Week 5 Dec 1 & 2, Final Week 4, Nov 17 & 18 Week 3, Nov 3 & 4 rev1 Week 2, Oct 20 & 21 Week 1, Oct 7

Tempe Town Lake Heat Stroke 2012 Week1, Jun 10 Week 2, Jun 24 Week 3, Jul 8 Week 4 Jul 22 Week 5, Aug 5 Week 6, Aug 19

Tempe Town Lake Spring 2012 Week 1, Jan 22 Week 2, Jan 29 Week 3, Feb 5 Week 4, Feb 12 Week 5, Feb 26 Week 6, Mar 11 Week 7 Mar 25 Week 8 Final, Apr 22 Combined Fall 2011 & Spring 2012

Lake Pleasant Spring 2012 Week 1, Feb 18 & 19 Week 2, Mar 3 & 4 Week 3, Mar 17 & 18 Week 4, Mar 31 & Apr 1 Week 5 Final Apr 14 & 15 Fiesta Del Sol Fireball Regatta 2012 Combined Fall 2011 & Spring 2012

Birthday Regatta Leukemia Cup 2012 2012 Final Results 2012 Handicap Fleet Detail Saturday Results Leukemia Cup Results Centerboard Challenge Sponsored by Ullman Sails

Lake Pleasant Fall 2011 Week 5 Dec 3 & 4 Final Rev2 Week 4 Nov 5 & 6 Week 3 Oct 22 & 23 Week 2, Oct 8 & 9 Week 1, Sept 24 & 26

Tempe Town Lake Fall 2011 Week 9, Dec 18, Final Week 8, Dec 11 Week 7, Nov 20 Week 6, Nov 13 Week 5, Oct 30 Week 4, Oct 16 Week 3, Oct 2 Week 2, Sept 18 Week 1, Sept 11

Lake Pleasant Fall 2010 & Spring 2011 Combined Lake Pleasant Spring Week 5 9 & 10 Apr11 Lake Pleasant Spring Week 4 19 & 20 Mar11 Lake Pleasant Spring Week 3 05 & 06 Mar11 Lake Pleasant Spring – Week 2 20 Feb11 Lake Pleasant Spring Week 1 29 & 30 Jan11 2011 Birthday Regatta Results

Lake Pleasant Fall Series Final

2010 Governor’s Cup Fleet Scores

Tempe Town Lake TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Final TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 11 21Aug11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 10 14Aug11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 9 07Aug11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 8 31Jul11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 7 24Jul11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 6 17Jul11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 5 10Jul11 TTL Heat Stoke 2011 Week 4 26Jun11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 3 12Jun11 TTL Heat Stoke 2011 Week 2 05Jun11 TTL Heat Stroke 2011 Week 1 29May11 TTL Fall 2011 & Spring 2011 Combined TTL Spring Series Week 9 17Apr11 TTL Spring Series Week 8 03Apr11 TTL Spring Series Week 7 13mar11 TTL Spring Series Week 6 27Feb11 TTL Spring Series – Week 5 13Feb11 TTL Spring Series Week 4 06Feb11 TTL Spring Series Week 3 23Jan11 TTL Spring Series Week 2 09Jan11 TTL Fall Series Final Tempe Town Lake Heat Stroke Series

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Waukegan Yacht Club offers an active racing community. Races usually begin in May and extend all the way into October. Racing is open to members and non-members.

Typically, the fleet is divided into three sections, two spinnaker sections and one jib and main (JAM). Wednesdays are focused on buoy racing with a course set up off shore. On weekends, port-to-port races round out our season.

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After all races, the club is open for drinks and dinner. All members and racers are welcome. Come and check out one of the friendliest yacht clubs on Lake Michigan.

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Welcome to the Hudson Cove Yacht Club

Where members, family and guests come to enjoy the water and the company of friends..

Founded in 1984, the Hudson Cove Yacht Club is dedicated to the support of yachting and associated programs for its members. The club promotes skilled seamanship and fellowship through racing, cruising, and social and educational activities for both sailors and power boaters.  

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23 mar 8:30 am 5:00 pm Women's Sailing Conference Kingston, NY

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24 mar 9:00 am 5:00 pm NY State Boating Safety & Personal Watercraft Certification Course

The Croton Yacht Club, located at 6 Elliott Way in Croton-on-Hudson, will be hosting a New York State Boating Safety & Personal Watercraft Certification Course

The Croton Yacht Club, located at 6 Elliott Way in Croton-on-Hudson, will be hosting a New York State Boating Safety & Personal Watercraft Certification Course on Sunday, March 24th, from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. The course is being offered by the New York Boating Safety Organization, and the fee is $75.00 per student. Pre-registration is suggested by visiting  https://nyboatingsafety.com/product/new-york-state-safe-boater-jet-ski-certi

Under a recent law known as Brianna’s Law, all motorboat operators: • born on or after Jan. 1, 1988, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2022 • born on or after Jan. 1, 1983, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2023 • born on or after Jan. 1, 1978, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2024 • All motorboat operators, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2025 • You must hold a safety certificate if you operate a personal watercraft (PWC) and are at least 14 years of age. Anyone may operate a personal watercraft if someone at least 18 is on the craft and holds a safety certificate.

The required boating safety certificate must always be carried while operating the boat or personal watercraft (PWC). An approved course in boater education includes at least 8-hours of classroom training and a proctored exam. Students must be at least ten years old to take the course. Other boater education course options are also available online.

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Two tenets of the HRBYCA Charter are to foster interclub activities and understanding. Our member clubs host bi-monthly informational dinners, sponsor events, network, and foster

Two tenets of the HRBYCA Charter are to foster interclub activities and understanding. Our member clubs host bi-monthly informational dinners, sponsor events, network, and foster fellowship. As a culminating annual activity, we would like to Honor and Recognize the Commodores from each club.

The cost is $40.00 in advance NO WALK-INS ALLOWED A cash bar is also available. Door prizes, giveaways, and lively jazz music will guarantee another successful event.

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We look forward to seeing you, the HRBYCA Commodores, club representatives, club members, and guests on April 14th.

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Chelsea, NY

15 jun 4:00 pm General Membership Meeting with Pot Luck Horseshoe Pits and BBQ

21 jun 5:00 pm HCYC Members Regatta Tent Setup

(Friday) 5:00 pm (GMT-04:00)

Marina Picnic Area

600 Beach Rd, W Haverstraw, NY

22 jun (jun 22) 8:00 am 23 (jun 23) 5:00 pm Hudson Cove YC Merberg Regatta

22 (Saturday) 8:00 am - 23 (Sunday) 5:00 pm (GMT-04:00)

29 jun 8:00 am IIse Biedermann Women's Regatta Shattemuc Yacht Club

(Saturday) 8:00 am (GMT-04:00)

Ossining, NY

13 jul 9:00 am Cruise to Long Island Sound Details to Follow

(Saturday) 9:00 am (GMT-04:00)

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