May, 2018 Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club. . . www.byscnet.com
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May Events Commodore’s
Open to all Members Message
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! May Bow Watch - Those three
Recurring events: words pretty much say it all. The weather is almost perfect, Club Exercise Group Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00am grounds are green and growing,
Needlework Wed 2:00pm Clubhouse while not completely freshly painted is well on the
Walking Group Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30am way, the Pool is looking great with staff ready to
keep it that way for the summer. Summer Camps, 5/4 PHRF Spring Series 5:00pm both Club and Sailing are rapidly filling up, their staffs ready to go. 5/4 Sunset Friday 6:00pm “Cinco de Mayo” The Club Driveway was paved just in time for the 5/6 Dinghy Spring Series 2:00pm Open House this past Sunday where Club Members met prospective members and campers for a look 5/6 BYSC OPEN HOUSE 12-3pm around the Club and maybe even a sail or powerboat 5/8 BYSC Board Meeting 6:00pm ride. At 2pm the Spring Series raced with several boats from our dingy fleet. 5/9 Steak Night 6:00pm
5/10 PHRF Spring Series 10:00am Later in May we have a two-day Lightning Class Sailboat Regional Regatta. They are beautiful boats, 5/11 PHRF Spring Series 5:00pm so do come by to see them.
5/11 Sunset Friday 6:00pm Then on Memorial Day Weekend. Sunday and 5/13 Dingy Spring Series 2:00pm Monday Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club is hosting
5/18 PHRF Spring Series 5:00pm the 63rd Beaufort Water Festival Sailing Regatta. The Regatta was the very first event that has evolved 5/18 Sunset Friday 6:00pm into what is known as, the Beaufort Water Festival. A long tradition. 5/19 Lightning Dist Regatta 9:00am
5/20 Lightning Dist Regatta 8:00am May is Month we have all been looking forward too, come on out.... 5/25 Sunset Friday 6:00pm
5/25 PHRF Spring Series 5:00pm Marvin Day 5/27 BFT Water Festival Regatta 11:30am
5/28 BFT Water Festival Regatta 12:45pm Commodore
5/28 MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC 4:30pm
General Manager’s Message
Bow Watch I apologize for the delays in publishing of the Bow Watch. Going forward we will endeavor to publish the it on the 1st of each month
New Members The Board of Directors has approved the Membership applications of:
John & Hope Cunningham, of Beaufort Ashley & Carson Twombley and their children Mac & Will, of Beaufort Will & Deena McCullough and their children Keara and Cooper, of Beaufort
Please join us in welcoming them to the Club.
Current Members of the BYSC are the best source for new Members. Please be on the look-out for potential Members among your friends, business acquaintances and neighbors.
Helping HELP!
The month of May is a great time for BYSC to help HELP. We will be collecting non perishable food for HELP of BEAUFORT’s Pantry. There are large, blue tubs placed at convenient locations around the Club. Please consider bringing a non perishable item each and every time you come to the Club in the month of May. If we all get in the habit of doing this, we should be able to make a big difference. Thank you all in advance. If you have any questions, email [email protected].
BYSC and Beaufort Community Sailing & Boating (JSB) Summer Camps Registration for BYSC Summer Camp and BCSB “Learn to Sail Summer Camp are now open. Open the following links for information and to register your campers.
• BYSC Summer Camp
• Beaufort Community Sailing & Boating “Learn to Sail Summer Camp”
Swim Lessons
Private Swim Lessons for children and adults begin June 4. Vola Whitcomb will be returning as our Head Swim Instructor. Swim Lessons
Swimming Pool
Swimming Pool Hours of Operation: Based on weather, the pool hours may be modified.
Monday- Thursday Friday -Sunday April-May 9:00am to 5:00pm 9:00am to 7:30pm June 9:00am to 8:00pm 9:00am to 8:00pm July 9:00am to 8:00pm 9:00am to 8:00pm August 9:00am to 8:00pm 9:00am to 8:00pm September 9:00am to 5:00pm 9:00am to 7:30pm
• Lifeguards Our pool is a class B pool. This means that the Club is not required to provide lifeguards, but will do so when the pool is busy on Weekends, Holidays and during Weekdays in June, July and until mid-August. Lifeguards may be assigned at other times if needed.
Volunteering at BYSC
Club Members can earn Volunteer hours by offering support to our various programs. By working Volunteer hours during a current calendar year, your Fees will be reduced for the subsequent year by $10.00 per hour. The maximum credit is $240 per Membership. Partial hours will be credited. There are a variety of Volunteer activities for all types of skills and interests.
Volunteer Bartending
• Volunteer Bartending for Sunset Fridays, Final Fridays and Special Events • 3 hour time commitment (No experience necessary) • Contact: [email protected] To sign up, please use the Signup Genius Link here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0445a5a72ea6fa7-2018 Social Committee
The Social Committee organizes and hosts events year-round that enhance Membership at the club. Here are some of the areas that the Social Committee contributes to: • Major Social Events, Steak Nights, Final Fridays • Children’s Events • Educational/Entertainment Evenings • On-land Regatta Support Contact: Marilyn Marino at [email protected] To volunteer for Steak Night please contact Angie Williams: [email protected] or Ulrike Poppeliers: [email protected]
Grounds & Gardens
• Contact Jerry Giarla at [email protected], or at the office 843-522-8216 or his cell 843-929-9510 • Shrub and Tree Trimming / Weeding & Maintaining Gardens • Spreading Mulch • Tennis Court Upkeep • Pool Deck Area Upkeep • Please email [email protected] to confirm your interest in helping out. If you bring along your own garden tools, that is always very helpful. General Maintenance The projects may vary depending on the time of year and the Club’s needs. • Contact Jerry Giarla at [email protected], or at the office 843-522-8216 or his cell 843-929-9510 • Dock Repair and Maintenance • Exterior Clubhouse Repairs/ Painting • Interior Repairs /Painting Many projects are skill-based – carpentry and painting experience is appreciated! Lowcountry Regatta The Lowcountry Regatta is BYSC’s biggest event of the year. This year the event takes place from Friday, June 22nd to Sunday, June 24th. • Contact Will Achurch at [email protected] or 843-694-4827
Special Events for 2018
Please see the Sailing Calendar on the Website for all Sailing Events
Sunset Friday and Final Fridays will continue for 2018
Steak Nights are the Second Wednesday of the Month.
The Social Committee will determine the Final Friday themes.
May 19-20 Lightning District Regatta All Day Events
May 27 63rd Beaufort Water Festival Regatta 11:30am
May 28 Finals-Spring Series Racing Day Series
May 28 63rd Beaufort Water Festival Regatta 12:45pm
May 28 Memorial Day Picnic 4:30pm-6:30pm
June 2-3 Beaufort Water Festival
June 22-25 Low Country Regatta All Day Events
July 4 Bring Your Own Picnic & Fire Works 5:00pm
September 3 Labor Day Picnic 4:30pm-6:00pm
September 3 Fall Series Begins Day Event
September15-16 Junior Pluff Mud Junior Regatta Day Event
October 26 Fall Members’ Meeting 5:30pm
November 10 Change of Watch & Fall Series Awards 6:00pm
December 10 Christmas Drop-in 4:00pm-6:00pm
STEAK NIGHT
Steak Night is held on the second Wednesday of each month at 6 pm. The cost is $18 per person for the full steak dinner and $10 for the non-steak option. NEW PRICING!!! We are now offering the full meal for children 12 and under for $10.
Reservations are a must! Please reserve through PayPal. If you do not wish to use PayPal, please email the Club indicating your name, the type of meal option, and how many attendees. Reservations close Monday prior to Steak Night at 5pm or as soon as we reach our maximum number of 75 guests.
Club email: [email protected] The meal includes salad, potatoes, vegeta- ble, garlic bread and dessert! Our crea- tive volunteers often add a new side dish which always make each night special!
Members may offer to make a dessert for 7-10 people. (please contact Ulrike or Angie)
We are always looking for volunteers to help. Email Ulrike Poppeliers [email protected] or Angie Williams [email protected]
To make your reservation through PayPal, open the link below.
Steak Night Reservations: Tips on using PayPal: Once you hit “Buy Now” it will take you to the page where you can indicate the number of meals you wish to purchase. Make sure you hit the little “update” button.. Then scroll down to the right to the line: Pay with a credit card as a ”guest”. NOTE: You do not need a PayPal account. That takes you to your payment screen. When you put in your email address, you will get a confirmation email from PayPal that your reservation is completed.
To All,
I want to take this opportunity to thank our Race Officials and Race Volunteers for getting us through an incredibly busy spring sailing season. All the boxes are now filled for people respon- sible for the remaining sailing events this spring so we are in good shape for leadership until the Fall.
There are still some slots to fill for the Lowcountry Regatta and Bruce Harmer will be talking about that.
Thanks especially to those that stepped up to fill PRO slots, event chairs and seminar leader- ship. We have a great program but it takes commitment and hard work from many people to pull it off. We all have other life obligations so when someone fits our sailing program into their busy schedule it is a dedication and greatly appreciated.
We could not have the many Race Days and Regattas if it wasn’t for our Race Volunteers and we owe you a big THANK YOU!
If you haven’t noticed our Sailing Website lately, it is morphing into a very organized presen- tation thanks to Tauri Duer, Fleet Captain, who has taken on the big, big task of fine tuning the motor of our website. We don’t see the motor but that’s where all the fine tuning takes place and only certain people know how to tweak it. Walt Gnann was our original tweater, followed by Si- mon Jenkins and now Tauri. We’re in good tweaking hands, which is Greek to most of us.
Keep checking back and you will see more and more information and an easy way to access everything.
Thanks to Tauri!
Frank Pontious
Regatta Chairman
ATTENTION ALL RIVER RATS AND RIVER RAT WANNABES!
We are seven weeks from the 52th Lowcountry Regatta, Saturday, June 23 and Sunday, June 24.
This is a call for on-the-water and launching volunteers
If you are willing to join the fun and be a very important volunteer, please respond to this email (please do not “reply to all”, just to me, [email protected]).Please also include a phone number that will enable us to contact you directly .
We will have three courses: South Course: South of the McTeer bridges off of the Sands in Port Royal. PRO will be John Barber. North Course: North of the McTeer bridges in the river in front of the club. PROs will be Jim Thomas & Chuck Rushing. Opti Course.: Also in the river in front of the club and north of the North Course. PRO will be Wayne Bretsch. Each course will have 4 or 5 safety/support boats: finish, mark, and pin. We will also need boats to carry EMS personnel and photographers during the racing. On shore support of the water activities we need ramp launching, tractor driving, and dock launching. If you have a preference on course location or specific support boats, please let me know.
Also, if you have a motorboat and would like to be a support boat, let me know type, size of boat, and motor size. The Club’s support boats will be available, but we will need many individual, privately owned boats to fill all of our safety/support boat needs.
Dates: Saturday, June 23 and Sunday, June 24. Hours: Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, usually and Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm. Weather: Hot and humid. (This is Beaufort in the summer after all!) Some support boats have biminis, What you receive: Complimentary Lunch on the day(s) you work. Complimentary dinner on Saturday, if you work that day. Commodore’s Party on Friday night. (Members are encouraged to bring an appetizer). Volunteer hours: (double the hours if you provide your own motorboat). River Rat T–shirt if you don’t already have one or a new one if your old one needs retiring. The opportunity to join an elite group of people (the River Rats) that make our club known for excellent regattas all over the southeast.
We will need approximately 45-50 volunteers to adequately staff this regatta. If you have a preference for a particular job, please indicate that and we will try to accommodate that request. If you are able and willing to help, please let me know as soon as you can. More information will be provided as we get closer to the regat- ta weekend.
Other particulars regarding the weekend are in the Notice of Race (NOR) at www.byscnet.com. If you have any questions, contact: Bruce Harmer On the water Volunteer Coordinator (619) 540-7069 [email protected]
BYSC Presents
Lightning Class Regional Championships May 19 & 20
There will be nearly 60 sailors participating and many joining us on Sunset Friday at the Club
If you wish to become involved in any way at this event please contact Simon Jenkins at 843-422-7766
63rd Beaufort Water Festival Sailing Regatta Sponsored by the Beaufort Water Festival Committee and the Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club (Organizing Authority)
Notice of Race
RULES: The regatta will be governed by the rules defined in current Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). Life jacket and shoes are required for each sailor.
ELIGIBILITY: The regatta is open to all one-design dinghy classes, catboats and PHRF boats.
ENTRY: Expected classes are: VX or Evo, MC Scow, Laser, Sunfish, JY-15, 420’s, Open Bic’s, Optimist, PHRF fleet including catboats and a Portsmouth class for those classes with less than three boats. Courses will be described in the Sailing Instruc- tions. The PHRF boats will have a separate course.
REGISTRATION AND FEES: Eligible boats may enter by completing the Registration Form and paying the proper fee: $25 per boat for adults, $15 for juniors. Registration forms are available on line at www.byscnet.com/Sailing/wfr. You can pre- register online and pay on the day of the regatta. The Beaufort Water Festival Committee is providing trophies and libations for each day.
SCHEDULE: Sunday, May 27 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Registration – Sailing Instructions available. 1:00 pm Competitors’ Meeting 1:45 pm Warning for all PHRF boats, including Catboats. 2:00 pm Warning for the first race for one-design classes. Other races to follow. Monday, May 28 12:45 pm Warning for all PHRF boats, including Catboats. 1:00 pm NOTE: Warning for first race for one-design classes. Other races to follow. No races will start after 3pm due to Memorial Day picnic and Water Festival award ceremony. 5:00 pm Awards
SAILING AREA: One-design dinghies will sail between the Beaufort Memorial Hospital area to the north and the McTeer Bridge to the south. Courses will be described in the sailing instructions.
The PHRF fleet will sail between the Beaufort Memorial Hospital area to the north and G33 to the south. The course length will be determined based on wind conditions.
SCORING: Five races are scheduled for the one-design dinghy fleets. Two races are scheduled for the PHRF fleet. All races will be scored. This changes RRS A2.1. One race must be completed to constitute a regatta.
PRIZES: Trophies will be awarded as follows: 1 for 3 boats in a class, 2 for 5 boats, and 3 for 6 or more boats.
DOCKING: Docking space is available at BYSC while it lasts.
63rd Beaufort Water Festival Sailing Regatta Sponsored by the Beaufort Water Festival Committee and the Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club (Organizing Authority)
CONTACTS: Principal Race Officer: Marvin Day, [email protected]: Regatta Chairman: Frank Pontious, 843-252-4900, [email protected] ______
Registration Form . Last Name ______First Name ______Skipper ______Crew ______
Address ______City ______St ____ Zip ______
Telephone ______E-mail ______Age if Junior____
Class______Sub-Class ______Yacht Club Affiliation ______
Sail Number ______Handicap ______Fee Paid ______Date ______
Registration Fee per boat: Adults: $25, Juniors: $15. Make check payable to: BYSC and pay at Registration
RELEASE, WAIVER AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE. The undersigned acknowledges that in consideration of the efforts of the Beaufort Water Festival Committee and the Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club for being allowed to participate in this regatta and the acceptance of this application to race, does hereby waive and release any and all claims the undersigned may have against the host, its officers, directors, or trustees and it committee members, measurers, judges, agents and representatives aris- ing out of the activities required for the races on the water, and does further covenant and agree not to sue or to bring any claim or claims of any nature whatsoever against the host organization or any of the persons and offices named or unnamed above who may be acting on the hosts or its/ their behalf.
Signature: ______Date: ______
Parent/Guardian______Date: ______(if under 18 years of age) Best Ever Classic Boat Rally
The 12th Annual Classic Boat Rally, held April 25-27, 2018, featured nine classic designed boats from Missouri and New jersey as well as South Carolina. The weather was perfect, with temperatures in the upper 70s and winds from the south and west in a range of 8 to 15 kts. Meaning that the races were mostly reaches and runs with speed being more the critical factor than strategy on the water.
All nine boats (after two last-minute cancellations) finished the four races from Savannah to Beaufort within a few minutes of each other in very close competition. Based in handicaps, the slower boats started ahead of the faster ones, bringing real excitement at the finish line as many finished within seconds of each other.
The queen of the event was “Silent Maid”, a legendary catboat owned by Peter Kellogg and skippered by Henry Co- lie, both of New Jersey. “Silent Maid is 33 feet long, has a beam of 12½ feet, displaces 14,000 pounds, and carries over 1,100 square feet of sail in her “cruising” rig, 1,400 square feet is used for serious racing. She was brought down to The Classic Boat Rally on an 18-wheel flatbed truck and set and launched in Charleston, then towed to Savannah be- hind her 35-foot tender.
She is shown below arriving at Savannah Yacht Club.
Here is a photo of “Geezer”, a Marshall 18 owned by Woody Norwood, chasing Kip Williams’ “Valiant”, a Menger 19 catboat from St. Louis, MO:
The racing results:
Classic Boat Rally Scoring Sav Sav BYS BYS 1 2 C 1 C 2
Number of Starters 9 9 9 9
Final Stand- Finish Boat Description ing
Kip Williams Menger 19 5 1 5 3 3
Joseph Sistino Menger 19 9 5 8 7 7 Marshall Sanderling Frank Pontious 18 3 3 2 4 2 Marshall Sanderling Woody Norwood 18 4 4 3 6 5
Woody Kapp Marshall 22 6 6 6 2 6
Andrew Fishkind Marshall 22 8 7 7 8 8
Roy Crocker Marshall 22 2 2 4 1 1
Butch Damon Mariner 19 7 8 9 10 9
Henry Colie Barnegat Bay B Cat 1 9 1 5 4
Woody Norwood, May 1, 2018
RACE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Our racing program depends on Volunteers from the club to help with all aspects of the racing. If you are new to Volunteering, the list below will give you an idea of what each position involves. Please keep in mind that the race committee works together as a team, so these descriptions will give you an idea of the basic roles, but there is flexibility and fluidity in the tasks to make sure that everything can get done and that everyone has the help they need to fulfill their role.
WHY SHOULD YOU SIGN UP TO BE A RACE VOLUNTEER?
It counts as volunteer hours You get to spend the day on the water It’s a great way to learn about the rules of racing and sailing in general It’s the best seat in the house to watch the racing
DO YOU NEED EXPERIENCE TO BE A RACE VOLUNTEER?
NO!! New volunteers can sign up to be an observer and have no specific responsibility while on the RC boat Another great role for new volunteers is the mark/safety boat crew as the skipper will be there to help guide you in your role
HOW DO YOU FIND OUT MORE?
Come to the training for Race Volunteers at the: Race Committee Seminar on March 10th @ 8:30am
HOW DO YOU SIGN UP?
Go to www.signupgenius.com/go/ 20f084aafae29a1fb6-pros and pick your date and position
Spring Series 2018
Celebrate the beginning of spring by signing up to sail or volunteer in the Spring Series!
The Dinghy Spring and Fall Series Regattas are at the core of the BYSC Rac- ing Program with a good turnout of local sailors throughout the series. Though many of the participants are seasoned with serious skills, they go out of their way to welcome adult and junior newcomers and beginning sailors into the fold. A full Race Committee allows local sailors to gain weekly practice in an environment of friendly competition. The Spring Series runs for 6 consecutive Sundays and has a final race on Memorial Day.
When: Consecutive Sundays from April 8 to May 13, first horn @ 2pm Monday, 5/28, Memorial Day, first horn @ 1pm
Who: Dinghy Sailors – Included classes: MC, Laser, Sunfish, 420, Opti, Bic, Evo, JY15
How: Register Online Here! All sailors, including skippers and crew must be registered. Please complete the registration online and bring your check to the club for payment. If you sail more than one type of boat as the weather conditions change, please fill out a separate registration form for each boat. Only one fee will apply. All skippers are expected to check in with the Race Committee when they head out on the water each day so the Race Committee knows who they have on the race course.
Volunteer: Sign up Online Here! Our racing is dependent on our fabulous volunteers! We are looking for a num- ber of positions for the race volunteers for the Spring Series.
Spirit of America
Spirit of America is looking for volunteers!
What is Spirit of America?
Spirit of America is the premier youth boating education program. It has been operating in Beaufort for the past 5 years as the YMCA boating program, but it has recently been transferred over to Junior Sailing of Beaufort.
The program is an innovative year round opportunity and STEM educational experience for middle school aged students, 11 -15 years of age, that combines a summer-camp atmosphere with classroom discipline. Each program participant is exposed to sail, power, paddle, personal watercraft, and large vessel disciplines, rules and practice. In addition, the students spend time in the classroom passing their state boating education course, in the controlled environment of a pool, and in natural settings to build up their confidence and competency.
The program is offered at a very low cost and is supported by grants, sponsorships, volunteers, and donations. Tuition for the week long program is $50. Families who cannot afford that cost can apply for scholarships to further reduce the cost. The point of this program is to expose ALL children to safe boating and to grow their knowledge and confidence.
What types of volunteers are we looking for?
Boaters! Spirit of America volunteers teach the students about boating safely on kayaks, SUPs, canoes, power boats, sailboats, large vessels, and personal watercraft. Instruction is provided in the classroom, pool, and on the water. Sail, paddle, and power volunteers accompany the students and lead them through the waterways surrounding the Port Royal Maritime Center.
What do volunteers do?
Junior Sailing of Beaufort Update
Very exciting news, Beaufort Community Sailing and Boating (Junior Sailing of Beaufort) has taken over the nationally recognized Spirit of America program loca- tion in Beaufort. With over 20 locations across the country, this program came to Beaufort about 4 years ago and had been hosted by the YMCA and on-the-water activities took place at the Port Royal Sound Foundation. We plan to host this sea- sons sessions at the Port Royal Sound Foundation location and are looking for vol- unteers to help teach sailing, paddling and powerboat operation during one or more of the 4 planned sessions.
April 9-14 (Spring Break Session) July 9-13 August 13-17
More information can be found on our website at: https://www.beaufortsailing.com/spirit-of-america/ With any questions or interest in assisting, please contact Chris or Tauri Duer or any other member of the Junior Sailing of Beaufort Board of Directors.
Adult Sailing Seminars at BYSC
It looks like the warmer weather has stirred peoples’ desire to sail. We finally have our first official class scheduled for May 17 through May 20. There is one open spot left if you would like to get on board. The class meets on Thursday and Friday evening from 5:30 to 7:30. Then the class meets on Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 4:30. If those dates don’t work for you, check out Signup Genius page here: http:// www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0a4faba92ca2fa7-adult. Select some months that work for you. Get some of your friends to visit the page, too. As soon as four people select the same month, Junior Sailing of Beaufort’s adult instructor will contact you to nail down dates. All of the classes are taught aboard the S2, which is a 27-foot keelboat. In the past seminars, partici- pants learned aboard the safe and stable S2 with four students and one instructor. The instructor is fellow BYSC member Scott Gordon. Scott is a US Sailing Level I Small Boat Instruc- tor. He is also an educator in the public schools with 20 years’ experience. His sailing experience includes racing small boats, keelboats, and coastal cruising. He has taught people sailing from ages 5-70 in the past 20 years. The cost for this seminar is $275 for members and $325 for non-members. That includes 16 hours of instruction over four days. Twelve of those hours are on the water. Four of the hours are in the classroom and on the dock. In the past few weeks, Beaufort Community Sailing and Boating (Junior Sailing of Beaufort) has up- dated their webpage with a good deal of new information. One of the pages is devoted to the Adult Sailing Program. Check it out at this address: https://www.beaufortsailing.com/adult-sailing/. Take it a step fur- ther and sign up for a class!
Reminder on New and Returning Spring Activities ALL MEMBERS WELCOME
Walking Club: Monday/Wednesday/Friday at 9:30am
We meet at the Depot Road entrance to the Spanish Moss Trail on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. We will walk approximately two and a half miles in total.
Please contact Nancy DePalo for details: [email protected].
Exercise Group: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays , 9:30-10:30am
All BYSC Members welcome! This informal group will meet in the Clubhouse for a variety of exercise programs led by BYSC members. Participant feedback will be a vital part of this group to determine the types of activity that the group will engage in.
Needlework Group: Year-Round, Wednesdays at 2pm in the Clubhouse.
Please contact Ulrike Poppeliers: [email protected]
For Sale Stray Cat II
Stray Cat II is for sale. This Holder 20 hull #232 is one of only 275 ever built. A fast fun boat with multiple race wins, including the Dataw Cup. She comes with a large sail inventory including excellent Waters racing main and almost new SLO 150 genoa, 2 spinnakers etc. New Lewmar winches and “windward” main traveler in 2017. Awlgrip painted hull about 2 years ago. Mast lowering system and traveling cradles. The lifting bulb keel helps with launching and retrieval in shallow water. Foam buoyancy in the bow and 6 Opti airbags in the stern for additional safety in case of a knockdown. The boat is ready race or just having fun, she virtually needs nothing. Comes with good trailer $4,900, without a motor, a Seagull 3hp would possibly be available for a negotiated price. Please contact Everett Ballenger – 843 521 7977 or [email protected]
2004 Nissan 4 HP 4 stroke with internal and external tank. New 6 HP carb installed!
$500.00 obo
Dan Stover
931-205-0215
For Sale
1984 Aqua Cat 12.5 with Beach Wheels,
Very Good Condition
$750 2 Dagger Boards for better tacking upwind. Great little boat, fun, easy for learning to Sail
Small trailer (negotiable)
843-597-2699 or [email protected]
FOR SALE!
14.6 American Sail (2006) Trailer, Dolly and Mooring Cover
$2300
2.3 HP Honda Air Cooled 4 – Stroke (2014)
$500
Call Ed: 843-322-0220 For Sale Never Used
2017 2 Seater Emotion Kayak Spitfire 12T
$475
Call John or Susan Roberts 828-707-8429
Or email [email protected]
Boats for Sale
Touring Kayak
16 foot, two water-tight compartments, paddle, $495. Calvin Smith 843-838-5359
Laser for Sale
Laser, race rigged, available for $600 or best offer. Hull # PSL 10722-1173. Contact Gordon Sproul: [email protected] & 843-473-0956
2006 Sunfish for Sale
Event boat from the Charleston Worlds Includes Top and Bottom Covers Blade Bag Dolly Extra Tiller Near mint condition $2,500 OBO
Please Contact:
Cheryl Potter 843.986.0173
or
John Potter Triangle Ice Company 431 Harmon Street Savannah, GA 31401 912-234-8866
BYSC Premium Sponsors
69 Robert Smalls Parkway, Suite 1A Beaufort, SC 29906 Phone: (843) 252-4249
2015 Boundary St. Beaufort 29902
Phone: 843-379-3009
Website: www.jimmyjohns.com
BYSC Premium Sponsors
437 Parris Island Gateway Beaufort, SC 29906 843-524-7361
910 Carteret Street Beaufort SC 29902 843-521-4000
300 Midtown Drive Beaufort, SC 29906 843-770-0404
12 John Galt Road Beaufort, SC 29906
BYSC Premium Sponsors
431 Harmon St. Savannah, GA 31401 912-234-8866