About 40 crazy folks of all levels of inability took to the tennis courts on beautiful Sunday the 5th for a wild round robin, 3-match tournament to begin the Blue Water Tennis day.

At noon, the gaggle of sneakered players, with team Godzilla in the lead, regrouped at the club for lunch and then off on "Bruce B" to six yachts for an equally enjoyable non-spinnaker race to glory.

Gary Jobson, 59, is a world class sailor, television commentator and author based in Annapolis, Maryland. Gary has authored 15 sailing books and is Editor at Large of Sailing World and Cruising World magazines. He has won many championships in one design classes, the America's Cup with Ted Turner in 1977, the infamous Fastnet Race and many of the world's ocean races. In college he was an All American sailor three times and was twice named College Sailor of the Year (1972, 1973).

On Thursday July 9th CYC hosted the first NBYA 420 regatta of the season. Mike Marshall, coach of the CYC 420 racing class organized 16 CYC racers to race in all 8 of the CYC 420's- a major feat considering many of our sailors had less than 5 days of sailing time in the boats and many are completely new to racing 420's.

There were 48 boats from Yacht Clubs all over Narragansett Bay. Priscilla Szneke and Cory Sertl (Regatta Chair) functioned as mark boats and were ably assisted by parent volunteers, Luke Largess and Jim Breyer.

The New York Yacht Club's 155th Regatta was held this past weekend with participation by CYC members James Bishop, Lincoln Mossup, Robert Salk, Wilson Pollock and Paul Zabetakis. Mr. Mossup finished 3rd overall on Cat Came Back in IRC2, Mr. Bishop finished 2nd overall on Gold Digger in IRC3 and Commodore Pollock finished 2nd on Sea Shadow in J/105.

4/26/09

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CYC Race Committee

The inaugural Commodore's Regatta was sailed in a light southerly breeze last Saturday, August 23. The regatta started with the Great Pursuit Race and was immediately followed by the Clingstone Cup Race.

(CHICAGO 7/28/08) - Bill Hardesty, Erik Shampain, Steve Hunt, and Jennifer Wilson of San Diego took their first Etchells World Championship title after ending the regatta with a strong 12th place finish in race 6. After dropping a 39 point finish from their score, the team secured first place overall with a total of 30.