August 02nd, 2010 | Author:
devin
- PHRF and Portsmouth Cruising Classes
- Registration Saturday, August 14th @ MYC 11:30 pm till 1:30 pm
- Skippers Meeting Saturday, August 14th @ 1:45 pm Sharp
- Warning Signal Saturday, August 14th, 3:55 pm
- Trophies to be awarded Sunday, August 15th @ 2PM, MYC
- USSA Members $30.00
- Non-USSA Members $40.00
DON’T MISS THE FUN!
Please join us on Saturday, August 14th for Mobile Bay’s only long-distance overnight sailboat race. Starting off MYC, the course takes the fleet to a rig in south Mobile Bay and returns to the starting area.
If you’re thinking “No way…I’m a cruiser”, think again! In 2009 a cruising boat with a gas grill hanging off the stern rail took 1st Place Overall! 2010 might be your year.
June 28th, 2010 | Author:
devin
When: JULY 17 & 18, 2010
Where: MOBILE YACHT CLUB
- Rules
The regatta will be governed by the current Racing Rules of Sailing, by the prescriptions of the United States Sailing Association, by the Gulf Yachting Association regulations for sanctioned events, except as any of those are changed by the sailing instructions or any amendments thereto. (GYA Regulations are available at www.gya.org). MYC Race Committee will attempt to race FIVE Races for all classes.
- Changes To The Rules
Any change in the Sailing Instructions will be posted before 1200 on July 17th and 0800 on July 18th.
- Classes
- Flying Scots (GYA Capdevielle)
- OPEN SCOTS
- Fish Class (Bobby Hankins Memorial)
- Entries And Fees
- GYA Capdevielle Scots – No Fee
- OPEN SCOTS – $15.00
- Fish Class – No Fee
- Schedule Of Events
- Registration 09:00- 11:00 July 17, 2010
- Skipper’s Meeting 11:00 July 17, 2010
- Capdevielle Race 1 Start 13:00 July 17, 2010 (Open and Fish classes to follow)
- Capdevielle Race 2 Start ASAP following Race 1 (Open and Fish classes to follow)
- Capdevielle Race 3 Start ASAP following Race 2 (Open and Fish classes to follow)
- Capdevielle Race 4 Start 10:00, July 18th, 2010 (Open and Fish to follow)
- Capdevielle Race 5 Start ASAP following Race 4 (Open and Fish to follow)
- Course Description, Racing Area, Scoring, and Regatta Site
- The regatta site is the Mobile Yacht Club 4925 Marina Drive North, Mobile, Alabama 36605.
- Course description, Scoring, and Racing Areas shall be provided in the sailing instructions. Sailing instructions will be available at registration.
- Trophy Presentation
Trophies will be awarded ASAP after racing on Sunday, July 18, 2010. Capdevielle trophies will be awarded in accordance with the GYA Regulations. Open and Fish Class trophies will be awarded for first, second, and third place. The Bobby Hankins Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the first over-all Fish Class.
June 23rd, 2010 | Author:
devin
So after the 35k tickets disappeared in <5 minutes today then showed up on eBay, the collective Gulf Coast flexed its muscle (and its mouth). eBay began pulling the listings around 2:00 pm — here’s a link –> http://www.fox10tv.com/dpp/news/gulf_oil_spill/jimmy-buffett-tickets-snatched-up-quickly
June 16th, 2010 | Author:
devin
July 2nd Clinics @ 1:00pm
Tom Coleman – Green Fleet
Chris Branning – Red White Blue fleet clinic and practice races July 2nd 1-sunset
Karl Kleinschrodt – Flying Scot, 420 & Laser
It’s the 2010 Junior Olympic Sailing Festival for all Racing Classes
• Opti Green, Red, White, and Blue fleets • Laser Full, Radial and 4.7 fleets
• Flying Scots • Club 420’s…
Gulf Coast USODA Championship Regatta
(USODA QUALIFIER)
Contact: Stephen Wagner, Sailing Director (228) 324-6846
or Bruce Partington, Regatta Chairman (850) 982-3875
presented by SUBWAY® of NW Florida and South Alabama.
SUBWAY® is a registered trademark of Doctor’s Associates Inc
April 26th, 2010 | Author:
devin
Mobile Bay Sailing School begins May 31, with the first of four– two week sessions. Don’t wait too long – the sessions do fill up. Sailing School is open to members and non-members, so bring neighbors and friends.
Cost is $200.00 per session.
April 20th, 2010 | Author:
devin
Time to skirt your party jibs and bear down on the Buccaneer for the 52nd Annual Dauphin Island Race Skipper’s Party. Festivities crank up at 6:30 with hometown favorites BUST rockin’ on the front lawn. Enjoy the view from the longest deck on Mobile Bay while you sip on your favorite beverages and swap tall tales of last year’s race with all of your friendly competitors. Hungry for some supper? Head downstairs for a big juicy southwestern style beef brisket sandwich, chips and cookies. Be sure to pick up your race packets and be right and ready for a Skipper’s Meeting with PRO Donnie Brennan around 8:00.
The famous Buccaneer Bar will be open upstairs; Sammy’s Tiki Bar open downstairs – with bushwhackers available in both locations. Pick up your DIR dollars for drink purchases at the Cashiers tables, along with tickets for T-shirts, the Skipper’s Party Dinner and Saturday’s Island Dinners. The Lighthouse Bakery and The Common Loon have joined forces this year to serve up fried grouper or chicken, lots of tasty sides and hot garlic bread and plan to serve at the trophy site this year.
Live music on Saturday at the island from NIGHT WORK starts late afternoon and rocks into the evening trophy presentation. Get your registrations in pronto: early registration ends at noon on Wednesday. Final registrations by 5pm Thursday.
Special thanks to EXXON/MOBIL for sponsoring this year’s race, along with support from SERIMAX INTL and the Press Register/Bay Weekend.
See y’all on Friday at the Buc to kick off a great Dauphin Island Race 2010 Weekend!!
March 25th, 2010 | Author:
devin
Cruising Chair Tom Batty & Fleet Captain Jim Green cordially invite all MYC, BucYC & FYC sailors to join us for our inaugural cruise to the beautiful, unspoiled, virtually undeveloped waters of Dog River, AL.
Sailing directions to Dog River will be available upon request.
We’ll depart after lunch on Saturday (so you can sleep in and pack light) and sail up Dog River (north, away from the hustle & bustle of marina life) until we run out of water or otherwise locate a suitable spot for the fleet, then drop hook for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. The adventurous will prepare dinner and spend the night, sailing for home on Sunday. Those who can’t handle two back-to-back days of bliss are free to depart at will but will be required to take malcontents with them.
Being the equal opportunity boating Club that we are, members who own motor yachts are welcome to join us. If you fall into this category, kindly juice up your generator and bring your blender.
If the weather permits Fleet Captain Jim Green might alter the sail plan to include an afternoon cruise on Mobile Bay and/or an anchorage off delightful Gaillard Island.
To join the cruise, just show up. Updates and additional information will be posted at MYC. For questions or comment contact Tom Batty at 251-421-5829 or Jim Green at 251-533-7755.
Due to the low-pressure format of this cruise, day-of decisions regarding sail plan and anchorage location will be communicated via VHF channel 68, smoke signals or signal flags, at the sole discretion of Fleet Captain Jim Green.
