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ABYC is THE place to BE… 2018/2017 ABYC Fleet Assignments Regattas Duty Fleet Captain / Date Board Liaison Fleet Duty Regatta Chair 2017 Halloween Regatta Sat 29-Oct Jr. Staff Commodore Etchells / 505 / Finn / Juniors Steve Mueller Turkey Day Regatta Sat. & Sun Nov 21-22 Vice & Rear Commodores BoD BoD Boxing Day Sat 31-Dec Mark Townsend Special Mark Townsend 2018 Jr. Invitational-North 3/4 Sat. & Sun Jan 20-21 Junior Director JAC Brooke Jolly SCYA Midwinters Sat. & Sun Feb 17-18 Rear Commodore Special Steve Mueller SCYA Manning/Shadden Series Sat. & Sun Mar 3-4 Fleet Captain Multihull / Viper / Laser Tim Carter Nacra 15 Nationals Thur - Sat Mar 29-31 Kevin Brown Special Pete Melvin Memorial Day Regatta Sat. & Sun May 26-27 Volunteer Chair Cal 20 Steve George 4th of July Regatta Sat July 7 (1 day only) Junior Director Tempest Dominic Meo Laser N.A.s Thur - Sun July 12-15 Brooke Jolly Special Ed Spotsky Labor Day Regatta Sat. & Sun Sept 1-2 Jr. Staff Commodore Lido 14 Ken Reiff USODA Pacific Coast Champs Sat & Sun Sept 8-9 Steve Mueller Special John McCaleb Halloween Regatta Sat 27-Oct Jr. Staff Commodore Etchells / 505 / Finn / Juniors TBD Turkey Day Regatta Sat & Sun Nov 17-18 Vice & Rear Commodores BoD BoD General Membership Meetings - Dinner and Program January Friday Jan. 19 Keelboat/Sr. Sabot February Friday Feb. 16 Juniors JAC March Friday Mar. 16 Lido 14 April Friday Apr. 20 Lasers June Friday Jun. 15 Vipers July Friday Jul. 20 Etchells / Tempest / 505 September (Annual meeting and election) Friday Sep. 21 BoD BoD November Friday Nov. 16 Cal 20 .

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