Mid-Sound Summer Social July 8-August 12
Three Tree Point Yacht Club and the
City of Des Moines Marina is sponsoring the Mid-Sound Summer Social. The evening of casual racing, socializing, light meal and refreshments on the dock, and prize awards will be held on six consecutive Thursdays beginning on July 8, and ending on August 12. All are invited to participate in the on-the- water racing in cruiser, beginner, and competitive abilities. Boat owners who are not Yacht Club members are definitely invited. There is no racing entry fee, and participants are encouraged to come to as many nights as they can. Each evening’s on and off the water has an entertaining theme. A special evening for power yachts will be August 5th, see the
www.ttpyc.org for details. Because of donations from our major sponsors, we will be providing for evening light meal, as well as donated prizes for the drawings to be held each evening. Prizes are awarded for participation and achievement. Racing starts at 7:00 pm and dinner at 8:30 pm. Besides the fun and camaraderie, this
philanthropic event will be fundraising for Hospitality House and the Des Moines Food Bank. The individual goal is to raise $8,000 which will support four women through their three month program. The goal for the Des Moines Food Bank is to fill two vans with food. Visit
www.TTPYC.org/MidSoundSocial.html or call David Garman at (253) 202-9500.
Juniors
Learn to Sail in Tacoma
The Corinthian Yacht Club of
Tacoma (CYCT) will have four Learn To Sail classes in the month of July. The classes will be for Juniors eight to eighteen and will use Optimist and Laser sailboats. Classes will be run from the CYCT Junior Float at the Foss Waterway Seaport. Each class will be two weeks long with three hours of sailing each day, either in the morning or the afternoon. Contact Brian White at (253) 445-7379 or Cheryl White at (252) 301-9634 for information or a registration package. Classes will be added in August if the demand is present.
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J-24 Districts July 24-25
The Sandpoint Sailing Association
(SSA) is pleased to announce the hosting of the J-24 District races in Sandpoint Idaho. The races will take place on Lake Pend Oreille, from the Windbag docks. The SSA has the J-24 Fleet #174. This is a premier sailing event where the boats are all equal, so it pits sailor against sailor. For more information see our website,
www.sandpointsailing.com or contact George Kiselica (208) 255-9439.
Howard Prairie Regatta July 24-25
Howard Prairie Lake Resort,
Ashland, Oregon. Target is five races. Three or more one-design boats sail as a class. Centerboard boats will be scored as open class, Portsmouth System handicap. Keelboats will be scored PHRF. Complete Regatta information available at
www.rogueyachtclub.org
STYC Down the Sound August 7&8
The Sloop Tavern Yacht Club invites
you to participate in a new Race to the Straits type event, which will be called Down the Sound. This event will be held on Saturday and Sunday, August 7 and 8. Additional race information (incl. entry form) can be found on the STYC website:
www.slooptavern.org/
Cowichan Bay Regatta August 31-2
The 31st annual Cowichan Bay
Regatta, sponsored by UK Halsey and 48° North, is the second largest regatta on Canada's West Coast. The event is back to the Beach for the awards and party. The J-80’s will have their fleets there this year and of course any one design Moore 24’s, Melges 24’s …that want a One Design class, all you need is five boats. It will also be the NW Multihull championships. For more information or registration
call (800) 563-7245 or check website:
www.ukhalsey.ca
2010 Santana 20 Class Championships July 19-22
Fleet 12 is happy to invite the
Santana 20 class for superb sailing on majestic Huntington Lake, CA at the 2010 Class Championships. Contact Adam Mazurkiewicz at
adammazurkiewicz@yahoo.com or
(209) 206-1130.
Rickey Point Regatta July 10-11
The Rickey Point Sail Club located
on the northern portion of Lake Roosevelt near the town of Kettle Falls, presents its 27th Annual regatta July 10 and 11. For more info on the regatta, our club or sailing Lake Roosevelt go to:
http://rickeypointsailclub.blogspot.com/
Shaw Island Classic Race August 7
The 40th Annual Shaw Classic is the
high point of summer sailing activities in the San Juan Islands. All boats are grouped into divisions depending upon their type, class, and handicap ratings. The divisions include multihulls, unballasted centerboards, registered PHRF boats and cruising sailboats of all sizes and rigs. The race starts and finishes in Friday
Harbor. The course permits rounding Shaw Island either clockwise or counter- clockwise. A real navigation challenge, as currents, winds and projected boat speed must be factored into an equation to determine which way to round the Island. After the race, awards will be made to the winners in the various categories at the Club’s traditional pasta dinner. Race applications may be obtained
by calling David Dubbell (360) 472-0267 or from the San Juan Island Yacht Club at (360) 378-3434 or downloaded from:
www.sjiyc.com. All entries must be mailed to the SJIYC, PO Box 67, Friday Harbor, Washington 72756, or hand delivered at the Club, 273 First Street, no later than 8:00 pm Friday, August 6.
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