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A sea of sails will be seen off the Newport Beach waterfront when racers compete in an annual sailboat regatta on Jan. 17.
Hot Rum Series rounds up on Jan. 17
NEWPORT BEACH — Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club’s annual Hot Rum Series will come to an end on Jan. 17 as racers sail the last of a three-part race series in Newport Bay. Spectators can watch the race from along the waterfront as several boats take to the water in the series included races on Nov. 15, 2015 and Dec. 13, 2015. Each day of racing consists of two
Racers throughout the United States competed in the 31st annual Rose Bowl Regatta hosted by US Sailing Center-Long Beach and the USC Varsity Sailing team.
Georgetown University, Point Loma HS win 2016 Rose Bowl Regatta
LONG BEACH — More than 29 college sailing teams and 60 high school teams competed in the annual Rose Bowl Regatta held in Long Beach, Jan. 2-3 off Belmont Memorial Pier. The 31st Rose Bowl Regatta, hosted
by US Sailing Center-Long Beach and the USC Varsity Sailing team, featured 92 teams and more than 400 sailors vying for a win in the popular regatta. The majority of high school teams
were from California, with the excep- tion of three teams from Washington State, while collegiate teams came from all over the United States. In the Collegiate Division,
Georgetown University took first with 69 points, College of Charleston fol- lowed in second with 80 points and Boston University took home third with 111 points. Point Loma High School pulled off a
first place win in the High School Division with a score of 82, and Santa Barbara High followed in second with 11 points; Francis Parker High rounded up the division with a third place win of 112 points. The Navy
intercollegiate
sailing team pulled out a 10-place win after light winds delayed the star of racing during both days of the compe- tition. Eight races were held per divi- sion, according to news outlets. Sailors, coaches and parents
enjoyed an after race party where
SNAPSHOT ON THE RUN
Rhonda Tolar, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club member is notorious for winning races in her Farr 40 Wild Thing, but this year she has won a dif- ferent award. On a char- tered boat, Traveler, she has won the Newport Beach Boat Parade Sweepstakes Award for 2015 which is for the Best Decorated Boat Overall. Her theme was Peanuts complete with costumed characters on the boat, including Snoopy on his dog house.
awards and presentations were handed out. For more information, complete
race results, or upcoming races, visit
ussclb.org.
races inside of Newport Harbor. PHRF and Harbor 20 boats came out to compete in what is quickly becoming one of the most popular races in Newport Harbor, accord- ing to the yacht club. Bahia Corinthian YC’s Hot Rum Series
featured after race parties set to the theme of “Dress in your best pirate cos- tume.” A party and awards ceremony will take place after the last race. Entries are accepted until 5 p.m. on
Jan. 15. Entry fee is $36. For more informa- tion, call Bahia Corinthian YC at 949-644- 9530.
2012 The year Long Beach Yacht Club re- invented the Two Gates Race turning it into a pursuit race and renaming it the Two Gates Pursuit Race.
Did you know? The entry fee for Long Beach Yacht Club’s Cal 20 Fun Run is only $5. Racers hand their five-bucks over to the race commit- tee boat on the water. No skippers meet- ings, no formalities, just fun out on the water.
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