Milltown Spring Regatta April 2
A series of three races in Everett.
Hosted by Milltown Sailing Association. For more information contact Phil Gay (206) 947-6095 or
eyriepg@comcast.net
Sloop Tavern YC
Blakely Rock Benefit Race April 2
The Sloop Tavern Yacht Club’s 31th
Annual Blakely Rock Benefit Race will be held on Saturday, April 2. All proceeds will benefit the Ballard Food Bank. Please come out to participate in the famous blintz breakfast, race around the Rock, and/or the post-race raffle/awards party at the Sloop Tavern and help us to support the Ballard Food Bank! For more information, please see
the STYC website at
styc.org or contact Tim Morgenroth (425) 283-8220 or
tcmorgenroth@msn.com
PSSR
April 9 & 10 Small Boats April 16 & 17 Large Boats
Join Corinthian Yacht Club Seattle
for the Puget Sound Spring Regatta. Start the spring off right with two days of buoy racing and catching up at the clubhouse. April 9 & 10 for small boats and April 16 & 17 for large. See
www.cycseattle.org or call the clubhouse (206) 789-0505.
Sail Coach Andrew Kerr Sail Trim for Speed April 19
Andrew Kerr is a fabulously
successful racing sailor, a renowned instructor's instructor, and a generous member of the South Sound Sailing Society. SSSS members and friends have the opportunity to benefit first-hand from his terrific coaching seminars. Location: View Point Room at West
North U Tactics Seminars April 3: Anacortes
Improve your sailing smarts and
results and make your 2011 season one to remember. Andrew Kerr will be the speaker on April 3 at Anacortes Yacht Club. Register online at
Northu.com or call 1-877-347-2457.
Bay Marina, 2100 Westbay Dr. NW, Olympia, WA. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. to register (checks preferred, no cc) and socialize. The seminar runs from 6:45 to 9:45. Cost: $20 SSSS Members $25 Non- SSSS Members. Youth 18 and under are free. The skipper is free if they bring five crew from their boat. RSVP with the email address of all participants to
deafrost@gmail.com Please include “Sail Trim 2011” in
the subject line. Or call Deanna Frost at (360) 349-3286.
CYCT Windseeker Racing It is almost spring and time for
the Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma to announce the start of Windseeker Racing on Commencement Bay. This racing starts on Wednesday, April 13, and continues through August. The racing is open to all sailboats
20 feet and over. There is an informal “Windseeker” class for non-flying sails, and a PHRF class for those who want to go fast. The races start at 6:00 pm and there is no formal meeting. You may view the Notice of Race and Race instructions by going to
CYCT.COM and clicking on “Racing Program.” Contact Don McAdams (253) 250-1346 or Ed Pinkham (253) 332-7656.
Tulip Regatta April 9-10
The 2011 Tulip Regatta is held
each spring and consists of two days of windward/leeward buoy racing in Fidalgo Bay, Anacortes along with two dinners and entertainment Saturday night; plus a free dinner and awards presentation on Sunday. There will be a Santa Cruz 27 fleet
sailing this year and this will be the NW SC27 western regionals. The F-18 catermarans will be racing one design and have their own start. Note to other one design fleets (5 or more boats), “We will start you if you come.” For more information contact
Walt Meagher (360) 941-0854 or check
www.AnacortesYachtClub.com
Ballard Sails & Yacht Services Sail Repairs
10% Off UV Covers Till April 30
New Custom Sails, CONGRATULATIONS! Muffin - 2nd
Racing and Cruising Convenient Shilshole Location 6303 Seaview Ave. NW • (206) 706-5500
www.ballardsails.com •
info@ballardsails.com
Kowloon - 1st Lunchbox - 3rd
in class Blakely Rock in class Scatchet Head in class Scatchet Head
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