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August 2019 Volume XCV Number 8

Bullship States IRF Report Tennis Fleet August • September 2019

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 AUGUST 1st Friday Music 6:30p El Toro NAs ORF Shorthanded El Toro NAs Small Boat Race 6p El Toro NAs Family BBQ El Toro Luau 5p Locker 5-7p Locker 5-7p

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Locker 10a-Noon Small Boat Race 6p Deckhands UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p Bulkhead Race 6p El Toro NAs Family BBQ Yoga UD 5p; 6p CG #17 LH 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Locker 5-7p

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 STATEHOOD DAY Locker 10a-Noon Ladies Tennis 8a Joe Cochran Memorial Bulkhead Race 6p 3rd Friday Music 6:30p Race – Registration Class Boat I Mooring UD 6p Small Boat Race 6p 11-11:30am Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ Locker 5-7p

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Small Boat Race 6p Locker 10a-Noon F & P UD 6:30p Bulkhead Race 6p Family BBQ IRF D1 Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Locker 5-7p

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Locker 10a-Noon BOD UD 6:30p “Games” hosted by the Bulkhead Race 6p Class Boat J Yoga UD 5p; 6p Deckhands - BUNCO Locker 5-7p

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SEPTEMBER 1st Friday Music 6:30p Labor Day Deckhands UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p States (HLA #7) Bulkhead Race 6p Small Boat Race 6p Locker 10a-Noon CG #17 LH 6:30p Yoga UD- 5p-6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Bulkhead Race 6p State Keelboat Mooring UD 6p Small Boat Race 6p Laser States (HLA #7) Newcomers Pupu Yoga UD 5p- 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Bulkhead Race 6p 3rd Friday Music 6:30p Ladies Tennis Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6p F & P UD 6:30p State Keelboat Locker 5-7p Small Boat Race 6p ORF Waimea Bay Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Mahjong 6:30p LAST Bulkhead Race 6p BOD UD 6:30P Small Boat Race 6p ORF Waimea Bay Yoga UD 5p-6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30 Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Yoga UD 5p- 6p

RED = KYC Meeting BLUE = KYC Event / Racing GREEN = Deckhands Locker

Eleven year old Makani Andrews wins Junior Bullship 2019 - More on pgs 10& 11 Photo: Kenneth Fitzgerald Case

2 COMMODORE VICE REAR Ralph Foulger COMMODORE COMMODORE Mike Van Woerkom Pete Stokka Aloha Members, Summer I hope everyone classes are winding My first involvement has been enjoying their down and kids will be with Kaneohe Yacht summer and getting getting ready to go back Club occurred back in some time in for to school, so try and the sixties. At that time relaxation. Its crazy to enjoy the last few days there was a very different think school is starting off out on the water and down at the club before atmosphere at the club and within the community. for some in a week or two. the school year routine begins. This past month Families were a cohesive force participating as a I want to quickly thank Bill Riddle for has been active at the club with the 1st and 3rd single unit in the various activities at the club. another successful Riddle Regatta. This is Fridays, the 4th of July activities (Thanks to Over time, as happens within a developing always a fun event and this year didn’t Shaun and Jeremy for the pop-up BBQ), and and prospering democracy, the stringent dictates disappoint. There were many amazing plenty of wind and racing throughout the month. of society tend to erode and become less stringent costumes and creative ones that made it hard We hosted the Kalakaua Cup races at KYC and less regulated. Such is the case at KYC. for the judges to narrow down the winners. The again this year, which is an exciting event to be When I was a young single parent raising my amazing thing was that Bill announced that this part of given the history. The Cup was first daughter, there was barely a moment when my was the 26th year for the event! That is some presented to King David Kalakaua on July 4th daughter was not within my reach, much less serious commitment and deserves a big 1889 and is the second oldest sailing trophy in within my view. Mahalo!! the world next to the America's Cup. We honor My experience nowadays is that families I also want to thank all those who helped in the tradition of racing for this cup on the 4th of arrive at the club and immediately break off into the G Pier dock box work party. The team was July weekend every year. This year there was a the parents and their friends in one area and the so fast that the work was done and everyone left tie for the winner between KYC’s RV Aloha and children and their friends off in their areas. I’m not before we could even serve them lunch. Talk WYC’s Boomerang with Boomerang winning saying this a bad thing, I’m just pointing out the about some efficient members. The Pier is the cup with the tie breaker. differences in society today as from years ago. really coming along and looking great. We also had an exciting IRF Wahine race Because of these differences in the way families For all the sailors out there please this month that included great wind, photo interact, the more senior members of the club who your calendars for August 17. This is the finishes and tight battles with a big showing of were raised in different times under different annual Joe Cochran Memorial ALS Sail. We the J80 fleet. Leah Ford won the Wahine race on standards have a tendency to be less tolerant of are looking to get more boats out on the bay this the J24, Cash Flow. The next day the racing the carefree approach to dealing with children that year and raise some more money for the Local continued with the annual Riddle Regatta, we see nowadays. ALS Chapter. This year we have some which was a success and always a fun themed At KYC particularly, this carefree approach amazing art to raffle after the race as well. Last event. tends to produce a more highly charged year we had about 11 boats. I would love to see We are moving into El Toro season at KYC atmosphere where the liability to the club is at least 15-18 boats. The format of the race will with El Toro States and the Bullship at the end increased significantly. Children three and four be a bulkhead style start where you can buy of July and the El Toro North Americans hosted years old down on the floating dock by down your start time or add time to a at KYC at the beginning of August. You will be themselves, unattended, roughhousing at the pool competitor's if that’s the way you play! Every seeing quite a bit of El Toro action over the next with little parental guidance, skateboarding in the dollar counts. few days as well as some visiting sailors from parking lot in and out among the vehicles puts the Some of you may have received that call California. Another big event coming on 17 club at risk. you have been waiting for over 10 years for a August is the Joe Cochran Memorial race and Add to the fact that the club went for a period slip. The call that there is a slip available. I am fundraiser. The funds raised at this event all go of time without a manager to curtail some of the happy to say that the Mooring Committee has to the local ALS chapter. I encourage you to loosening of the normal and expected behavior of been working very hard this year to clean up come out and support this event. members, we now have a situation that presents records, make more space, and enforce the The Board was able to finalize and publish challenges to the viability of KYC. Mooring Regulations. All this work has led to the updated version of the pool rules this past As Commodore and a member of the Board, 16 slips coming available and are currently month. The rules are written to focus on the I am asking parents to take a look at your family being assigned if not done already when you enjoyment and safety of the members. I would situation, rein in the behavior of your children if read this. A friendly reminder to all KYC slip like to ask you all to help remind each other of need be, so that other members are not disrupted, holders to use your boat and make sure you these rules at the club. When you see an offended, splashed or battered by soccer balls on properly document the moves. The list is still infraction, respectfully remind the responsible the lawn and such. very long, and we want to make sure the boats member about the club rules and correct the We all need to be considerate of our behavior are active in our club. Thanks. behavior. Please ask if there are questions or if and that also extends to the senior members who things need clarity. need to be more tolerant of the children and Aloha others. Not to be left out, the behavior among the Pete senior members is often times offensive to others, Mike Van Woerkom especially the easy use of the “F” word at the bar and elsewhere where children, guests or others may be within ear shot. Let’s all try to be more considerate of others around us and that would include a conscious attention to the rules of acceptable behavior at KYC.

Mahalo, Ralph Foulger 3

EEDS I ROC WAI L P IN HA I'S AL AIN WAI EM HA L R T TO S! WIL POR RER SUP FE OR SUF F ALS

Joe Cochran Day Saturday August 17, 2019 In Joe's Memory: Race the Joe Cochran Memorial Channel Race Registration 11:00 to 11:30 Skipper’s Meeting in Ma Schultz’s Lounge 11:30 Pursuit Start at the Bulkhead starting at 12:30 PM Buy a Sailing for ALS Burgee $25. Post race activities after the race!! Including ALS fundraising

4 Burgee Swap - Portland YC Riddle Regatta Powerboat Division Winners KYC member Linnea Brooks visited Portland Yacht Club in July Photobomb! 1st Place Winners - Anuenue in front, and exchanged burgees with PYC members Kevin May and Ken Clark. and the cast & crew of 2nd Place - Not Too Shabby G Pier Dock Box Work Party Over a dozen KYC volunteers from our community of sailors, motor boaters, tennis players, board members, family and friends energetically participated on a July Saturday morning to unpack, drill, distribute and secure the Club's new G Pier dock boxes and slip number plaques. Participants arrived early with their own tools and enthusiasm to complete the planned work in less than 3 hours. Congratulations Clay Hutchinson and Rusty Lillico for leading the design and installation.

Drilling Dock Boxes Photos: Lori Lloyd Tony Hoff & Bill Leary

Fred Morelli installing slip numbers

Mule Train 5 JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR EL TORO STATES July 27, 2019 Jesse Andrews RESULTS If you haven't been around Date: 07-27-2019 too often during the week you RACE Sub Throw Place Juniors (all) Sail No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Out TOTAL probably didn't notice how busy our Summer Sailing Program has Makani Andrews 41914 1 8 7 3 10 3 32 10 22 1 been. So far this summer we have Morgan Vodzak 11 4 10 2 8 7 6 37 10 27 2 had over 200 kids sign up for classes. A huge Mahalo to the Kiley Freitas 22 7 15 4 9 2 10 47 15 32 3 instructors and for making this summer program run with (NR) Chase Englehart 11450 5 5 5 11 8 9 43 11 32 4 only one bloody nose and lots of sailing success! Many kids Michael Kai Hochart 11825 3 9 16 5 15 2 50 16 34 5 have moved up from true beginners to join the Intermediate and Advanced racing classes. Olivia Lowthian 16 16 6 10 6 4 12 54 16 38 6 Parents have been dedicated to helping the junior sailing Sage Andrews 77 9 7 3 14 13 11 57 14 43 7 program with more support this year then ever! With the addition of the O'Pen Bic class we decided to not purchase Mani Pahuatini 21 15 12 12 12 14 18 83 18 65 8 another trailer for the boats. This meant that parents were (NR) Wesley Seifers 11512 13 20 15 16 16 15 95 20 75 9 going to have to transport boats to all the Bic events. Our last Bic event we had 9 racers attend from KYC for Zachary Severson 14 18 14 14 18 17 13 94 18 76 10 Date: 0 0 the 2019 Junior Olympic festival. This would not have been RACE Sub Throw Place possible with out the help of Lindsey and Kepa Freitas, Seniors 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Out TOTAL Jennifer Pahuatini, Jennifer and Marc Barra, Steve and Kirsten Hochart, Pete and Sharon Stokka, Millie Vierra, Dan Jesse Andrews 78 2 1 1 1 1 1 7 2 5 1 Fritz and Chris Conger who all helped with transporting, (NR) Vaughn Seifers 12021 11 3 6 4 9 4 37 11 26 2 loading and unloading boats, carpooling and generally been Michael Pacholski 12015 6 11 8 2 5 7 39 11 28 3 there to help wherever possible. Most recently we held the El Toro State champs and (NR) Fred Paxton 11649 10 2 13 10 11 8 54 13 41 4

Jennifer Pahuatini shopped at Costco for all the lunches, came (NR) Blackett 11914 8 4 9 7 3 25 56 9 47 5 early on Saturday to pack lunches for 40 kids. Kai Andrade's child has been out of Junior Sailing for almost ten years now (NR) Tom Burden 11477 17 13 17 13 6 5 71 17 54 6 and she is still helping at all our junior events with editing (NR) Tom Tillotson 11504 14 16 11 19 12 14 86 19 67 7 and sending out NORs and SIs, going out on Race Committee and scoring the 39 boat fleet! Raoul Magaña acted as PRO (NR) Paul Zander 11868 12 17 28 17 18 22 114 28 86 8 for this event and brought his twin 4 year olds out with him! Jason Dovgan USN 5 23 23 21 20 19 15 121 23 98 9 My point is that we have had so many volunteers (NR) Chris Sullivan 11744 20 19 18 15 dnf dnf 132 30 102 10 supporting the Junior Sailing program this summer that it's unprecedented and makes my job here enjoyable. Shaun Myers the manager is always there to make the Race Committee lunches even when I forget to let him know until the day before! We have had many financial donations through the Kaneohe Foundation. Thank you Jennifer Pahuatini for finding us a large corporate donation, Mark Denzer, Ken Kaan and Art Nelson Sailmakers have also been super supportive with recent large donations. Thank you all! This is why KYC is such a special place. Members and nonmember parents helping out the program has been a great gift. It also instills morals in the Junior Sailors making them do the packing, loading and being responsible for all the gear needed to travel to these events. These young sailors are the future of the club and it has been great to be able to watch them grow into talented sailors as well as responsible young members. I’ve personally sponsored about a dozen Junior members this year with no reservations about their character and what they will bring to our club in the future. Jesse Andrews - First Place Senior Fleet Makani Andrews - First Place Junior Fleet In the Junior Olympics we had Malia Johnson and Morgan Vodzak winning the double-handed Bemis Trophy and to top it off Kawika Tumilowicz, Nalu Ho and Caroline Oyster won the triple-handed Sears Cup in some challenging strong trade winds in Pearl Harbor. Congrats guys! This has qualified them to represent Area H at the US Sailing Junior National Championships in Redwood City California in early August! Our 9 BIC sailors took 1st-9th in the BIC fleet! In El Toros KYC kids won the El Toro A, B, C and C-2 fleet and they all took home medals! This past weekend was such a success with El Toro States and Bullship thanks again to the numerous volunteers! This week Thursday kicks off the El Toro North Americans. We have 17 boats that have arrived from the mainland to compete and about 50 registered sailors. More than half adults this year! Come and watch the action. There will be lots with the approaching storm and big winds that are forecasted! Toro! Toro! Toro! 6 Morgan Vodzak Photos: Ken Fitzgerald-Case Michael Pacholski TENNIS FLEET By June Williams & Wayne Jackson WIMBLEDON COMES TO KYC The Tennis Fleet paid tribute to Wimbledon, then in its second week, on July 13. In keeping with tradition all players wore white on the court. Twenty two players competed on the sweltering hot Saturday morning. The large number of players resulted in several ties. In the Round Robin winners are determined by the total number of games each player wins. For the men, the Bobs, Meierdiercks and Babyack tied for 1st place. Greg Siok was second. Kit Beuret and Dick Perkins tied for 3rd. Among the women, Betsy Denzer, Teri Lathrop and Fran Tannen tied for 1st. Lynn Pease came in second. Liz Meierdiercks and Linnea Brooks tied for third. Thanks to Wayne Jackson, who signed up players and to Greg Siok who determined pairing for the games. Wimbledon colors, white, green and purple, dominated guests’ attire and the decorations for the evening potluck dinner in the Longhouse. In addition to a few British dishes on the buffet, it was suggested that contributors bring favorite foods of the Wimbledon players. Susie Januzzi and David White brought Southern style boiled as a salute to 15 year old U.S. player Coco Gauff, who advanced to the second week at Wimbledon, dazzling everyone. Fresh strawberries and cream, a Wimbledon essential, were included on the dessert table. Rennie Faith and Wendy Jackson hosted the event, determining the theme Lynn Pease, Betsy Denzer, Liz Meierdiercks Photos: Donlei Darnell and providing the decorations. Fleet Captain Susie Januzzi emceed. August l7 is the date for our Annual Shrimp Boil. Unlike previous years, the event will be in the Longhouse, beginning at 6 p.m. A five dollar fee for shrimp will be charged each guest. In addition, attendees will be asked to bring pupu, salads, desserts or some ingredient for the pot. Watch for signups. Jean Fernie has compiled lists of just what we will need. The event is an annual favorite. Mark your calendars!

Wayne Jackson, Bob Meierdiercks, Aaron Phillips

Lynn Pease & Greg Siok

Bob Meierdiercks, Teri Lathrop, Bob Babyack, Betsy Denzer Cindy Siok Wendy Jackson & Rennie Faith 7 IRF REPORT By Bob Ale On July 14th the IRF fleet held it’s 3rd race of B series and it was one of those days where you tell yourself how lucky you are to live in Hawaii. With crystal clear blue skies, trades 10-13 and the backdrop of the Koolau mountains it was a beautiful day for sailing. 3 windward/leeward races were completed in good competitive sailing. Some boats were caught pinocchioing in at the leeward mark which resulted in airing out the red flag and going to protest. All in all another great day of sailing on Kaneohe bay. Boat name Sail # Skipper R1 R2 R3 Total Finish Position Cashflow 5079 Bob Ale 1 1 2 4 1 Restraining 11 Andy Issac JohnsonGillette 6 2 1 9 2 Order Crusader 370 Bob Stephenson 3 4 3 10 3 Mojito 678 Team Mojito 2 5 6 13 4 Papio 587 Pete Stoka 5 3 8 16 5 Rakali 158 Mark Andrade 4 6 7 17 6 Joust 220 Rick Osborne 7 8 4 19 7 RV Aloha 335 Ray Sanborn 8 7 5 20 8 Wild Child 149 Bill Adams 9 9 9 27 9

Thank you to the fleet race committee for an excellent day on the water.

Bob Ale - Cash Flow Andy Johnson - Restraining Order Photos: Ken Fitzgerald-Case

Pete Stokka- Papio J80s

8 IRF WAHINE RACE IRF D-1, July 20, 2019

Leah Ford - Cash Flow - 1st Place - IRF Wahine Series Olivia Lowthian - Mojito Photos: Ken Fitzgerald-Case

Maddy Kennedy - Crusader Malia Johnson - Papio

Andrea Cheung - Wild Child Leslie Foster - Rakali

IRF WAHINE RESULTS Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Total Final Pos Boat Name Skipper 3 1 2 6 1 Cash Flow Leah Ford 1 3 3 7 2 Mojito Olivia Lowthian 4 4 1 9 3 Crusader Maddy Kennedy 2 2 5 9 4 Papio Malia Johnson 5 6 4 15 5 Wild Child Andrea Cheung 6 5 6 17 6 Rakali Leslie Foster

9 BULLSHIP JULY 30, 2019 KANEOHE YACHT CLUB Many thanks to the people who made this Bullship one of the best ever! It JUNIOR BULLSHIP RESULTS was worrisome - changing such an iconic event's date so dramatically from Under 12 September to July but we had a great turn out and primarily Oahu based sailors! First - Makani Andrews There was a lot of gusty wind, sloshy waves but a good time had by most. Second - Michael Hochart Keeping the loss of life to an irreducible minimum and a few bruised egos along Third - Charlie Parsons the way, in the Junior Division the young Makani Andrews dominated the race. 12 -13 years old Making an impressive showing however, were our up and coming Junior First - Kiley Frietas Wahine - Tamzen Lim - second to finish, Morgan Vodzak, Kiley Frietas and Second - Cameron Barra Sage Andrews. Watch out, boys! Third - Sage Andrews The Senior Division had slightly less breeze but still exciting outcomes. 14-15 years old Kui Lim, just off a plane from the Netherlands prevailed for the umpteenth time First - Tamzen Lim and Junior Champ Makani Andrews beat out his dad Jesse by a hair for second Second - Chase Englehardt place. (More chores at home, Makani.) And think about it, he's not yet 12. Third - Noah Jost Congratulations to all the winners and once again, thanks to all the 16 to no more than 18 volunteers. Next year is the 70th. Stand by for more fun and excitement. First - Morgan Vodzak Second - Marcy Lowthien Third - Genevieve Mumma Malihini First - Bryce Huntoon Second - Evan Sullivan Third - Wesley Seifers and Kelly Fastest Junior Wahine – Most Huli Chase Englehardt Half Fast - Michael Quinn Youngest Junior - Landon Yielding Fastest Doublehanded - Bryce Huntoon and Jonathan Orebaugh Tail End Charlie - Neff Guerrero Fastest Wahine Junior - Tamzen Lim Also second to finish Overall Junior Winner - Makani Andrews 34 starters, 33 finished

SENIOR BULLSHIP RESULTS Yal Lim led the charge all day, TORO! TORO! TORO! Photos: Kenneth Fitzgerald-Case 149 and under First - Kui Lim Second - Makani Andrews Third - Tori Thompson 150 to 179 pounds First - Jesse Andrews Second - Jeff Cruise Third - Michael Pacholski Doublehanded First - Matthew Butler and Brittani Kunce Second - Michaela Seifers and crew 180-209 pounds First - Vaughan Seifers Second - Fred Paxton Third - Yal Lim Kui Lim 2019 Bullship Senior Champion 210 and up First - Guy Fleming Second - David Nottage Third - Scott Melander Malihini First - Vaughan Seifers Second - Fred Paxton Third - Tom Tillotson Most Huli - Keith Vodzak Half Fast - Aaron Tsuchitori Tail End Charlie - Keith Vodzak Oldest Bullship Racer - David Nottage Fastest Over 50 - Kui Lim Fastest Wahine - Katie Cruise Overall Senior Winner - Kui Lim 39 starters, 39 finished Makani Andrews 2019 Bullship Junior Champion 10 Junior Start 2019 Bullship Photos: Ken Fitzgerald-Case

Makani Andrews 2019 Bullship Junior Champ Rounding Coconut

Kui Lim (right) battles Makani Andrews to the finish and takes the win. Tamzen Lim finishes a close second to Makani Nice sailing!

Jeff Cruise 1163 was one of four sailors to round the island clockwise. 12-13 yr old Junior winners Sage Andrews, Cameron Barra & Kiley Freitas 11 12 CAL 20 FLEET SATURDAY JULY 13 CLASSBOAT H RESULTS

Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total Place Andrew Meade 5 1 2 2 10 1 Mike Rothwell 3 4 1 3 11 2 Mark Bratton 6 3 3 1 13 3 Ed Brennon 2 2 4 5 13 4 Mick Meierdiercks 1 6 5 4 16 5 Steve Valentin 7 5 6 6 24 6

Cat Division Race 1 Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Total Place Kaan 2 1 1 4 1 Froome 1 2 2 5 2 Williams 3 3 3 9 3 Magnusson 4 4 4 12 4 2019 Team KYC Junior Olympics Front: Cameron Barra, Torik Stokka, Makani Andrews, Michael Hochart Back: Morgan Vodzak, Malia Johnson, Zach Severson, Sage Andrews, Mani Pahuatini

5 yr old Emmeline Magaña at ease on the helm as mom Leah trims the main.

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17 FALL 2019 KYC JUNIOR SAILING PROGRAM

KYC's 2019 Fall Junior Sailing Classes are held every Saturday from September 21st through November 23rd. Whether or not a student was enrolled in a sailing class before, the Fall Sailing Program is a great opportunity to get more individual instruction in smaller classes than the Summer Program.

As a primary benefit, the Fall classes are normally a smaller class size so students can take advantage of a better instructor to student ratio. Students in the class will also have more opportunities to sail by themselves and accelerate up into other classes at a faster pace. These classes focus on safety, fun and sailing skill building. In addition to regularly scheduled classes, the program offers participation in local regattas, Friday night Dinghy Races, and Sunday Laser and 420 Races.

Novice Topper Sailing - This is a Learn-To-Sail class for students aged 8 to 18. If a student has little to no sailing experience or has taken a few years ashore and wants to rediscover sailing, this is the class. Classes are primarily taught in Toppers, our beginning . Boats are provided for all students enrolled in this class. Curriculum will include the basics of sailing, including parts of the boat, points of sail, and boat handling. The goal of this course is to have fun in a safe and educational atmosphere. Classes will be held on Saturday from 9:30AM to 12:30PM.

Introduction to Racing - This is for the sailor who understands the basic fundamentals of sailing: rigging, points of sail, docking and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and be able to sail a boat by themselves. Sailing will be in El Toro’s, Open Bics, & 420’s and will introduce racing skills. The goal of this class is to improve sailing skills and to gain a basic understanding of sailboat racing and tactics. Classes will be held on Saturday from 1:30PM to 4:30PM.

Advanced Racing - No messing around!! Junior Sailors interested in more advanced levels of sailing including racing, tactics, boat handling, and boat maintenance, should enroll in this class. Students who participate in this class will work closely with students of all ages to improve sportsmanship, leadership and sailing competence. This class will require more time and effort on the part of the sailor and will require attendance at local regattas. El Toro/Open Bic classes will be held from 9:30AM to 12:30PM. Laser and 420 Classes will be from 1:30PM to 4:30PM.

*** Special Notes for Intermediate and Advanced Class Students: Additional fees for regattas are $10.00. Parent participation is appreciated to help with loading and unloading of the trailers and transportation of sailors to and from the regatta sites.

Sunday Class Boat Racing- On scheduled Sundays throughout the Fall, 420s and Lasers are welcome to race in the KYC Classboat races. The start is at Noon and there will be three races a day around the harbor buoys. There is no entry fee for the series. If you would like to use one of KYC's 420s, a reservation must be made for the boat through the KYC Office.

Costs - Fall Sailing Class tuition will be $280 for Members and $340 for Non-members for the novice class. All other classes are $260 for members and $305 for non members. Tuition for students registering for both Saturday morning and afternoon classes will be $500 for Members and $595 for non members advanced racing AM and PM combo classes. A 10% discount is applied for students using their own boat and for sibling signing up at the same time. No refunds will be available for missed classes.

Registration – Registration will be online at Kaneohe Yacht Club.com. For further information contact Jesse Andrews, Director of Sailing, Kaneohe Yacht Club by e-mail: [email protected]

Class Requirements – Coast Guard approved Life Jacket (Type III) and Reef Walkers or closed toed shoes are required. These can be purchased at Costco, Target, West Marine and Windward Boats. A hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottle, towel and change of clothes are recommended.

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24FT BAYLINER CIERA SUNBRIDGE $18,900.00 Nice Cabin Cruiser with rebuilt 5.7 liter 270 h/p V-8 and rebuilt Volvo penta leg with less than 300 hours on both, new wiring and batteries excellent mechanical condition. Many new parts (stereo,compass,VHF) fresh water tank enclosed head with porta pot.Brand new aluminum double axle trailer. PH# 554-8984

LIM EL TOROS FOR SALE: We have three 1995 Lim El Toro hulls with centerboards for sale for $300. Could negotiate a sale and possibly a mast. Contact; [email protected] Proceeds go to KYC Junior Sailing.

•••••KYC POOL AREA RULES••••• ANY PERSON USING EITHER POOL AT KANEOHE YACHT CLUB DOES SO AT THEIR OWN RISK AND IS FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS/HER OWN SAFETY AND THE SAFETY AND ACTIONS OF THEIR GUESTS. PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CHILDRENS SAFETY.

The pool hours are 6am to 9pm daily.

Children between the age of 5 and 10 may use the pool only when they are under direct supervision of an adult who has agreed to be Hawaii’s ONLY In-Water Yacht Brokerage responsible for their safety. The One-Stop Shop For: Sales • Maintenance • Repairs Children 5 years and under may only use the pool when an adult who is responsible for their safety is within reach. Offering Pre-Sale Moorage For Boats Up To 80’ All swimmers must shower before entering the pool. Located in Ko’Olina Marina (808) 256-5206 Any person using the pool must wear a bathing suit. Diapers are not www.yachtworld.com/kokua [email protected] permitted in either pool unless it is a swim diaper.

Glass containers are not permitted in the pool area (within 2 feet of the concrete).

No person with an open wound, bandages, rash or infectious or communicable disease shall use the pool.

No diving as it can lead to injury.

No roughhousing, horseplay, or throwing of objects in the pool.

No ball playing in the Longhouse lawn within 20 feet of tables or seated members.

No recreational swimming in the marina.

Large floats, diving gear, rafts, sails or other large objects are not permitted in the pool. Flotation devices for safety or therapeutic reasons are permitted.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT Any accident or injury in or around the pools must be reported to the KYC office staff immediately. Michael “Swede” Olson Membership Count as of July 15, 2019 Any person using the pool area must comply with directions received from KYC personnel. SENIOR ...... 623 LIFE ...... 55 No person may use the swimming pool unsupervised unless he or she ASSOCIATE ...... 37 is capable of swimming two lengths of the pool unassisted. INTERMEDIATE ...... 15 FAMILY ...... 5 Parents, or the responsible adult, of a child under 10 in violation of the LIFE FAMILY ...... 39 rules will be addressed to correct the behavior of the child. JUNIOR ...... 22 NON-RESIDENT ...... 115 Any member or guest who is in violation of any of the established rules SERVICE ...... 19 or who is, in the judgment of club personnel, acting in an unsafe manner TOTAL ...... 930 may be asked to leave the Club premises and may have all swimming privileges revoked. 19 Telltales Kaneohe Yacht Club 44-503 Kaneohe Bay Drive Kaneohe, HI 96744 Telephone 808-247-4121 Fax 808-235-8180 Email: [email protected]

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