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SCYA 2019 Race Calendar, the Harbor 20 Is Highlighted As a Popular One Design Class Born of Collaboration Among Yacht Club Members and WD Schock, the Builder E - EDU AT CA R T B E E - L C E O C M - M E Southern California U T N A I N C I A D T R E O - O C Yachting Association 2019 RACE CALENDAR Feature: Harbor 20 Class Association Photo By Steve Harris SCYA, serving the south western USA and Baja Norte, Mexico WELCOME BOATERS FROM THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YACHTING ASSOCIATION WELCOME TO THE 2019 YACHTING SEASON! Welcome to SCYA’s 2019 Race Calendar. This publication contains the individual regattas and series hosted by the SCYA’s member clubs and organizations from Central California to Baja Norte Mexico, Nevada and Arizona, both coastal and inland. I want to especially thank our sponsors who help defray the expense of developing this tool, the volunteers that put out a lot of effort collecting the information and copy, and the Harbor Associations who develop the calendars, upon which this consolidated version is largely based. I also want to urge our sailors to get out on the water and join some regattas. I know many skippers are reluctant to enter regattas feeling less than confident about the rules, intimidated by the competition, and thinking their boat isn’t compet- itive. The fact is that everyone starts sometime, there are willing mentors, the basic rules are not that complicated, and handicap formulas even out the boats. So, download this calendar and use it to plan your sailing season. Take time to join regattas outside your home club. And, for those of you not yet belonging to a club, many of these regattas welcome the boating public - a nice way to learn about the host club. One-design racing is an excellent way to hone skills and concentrate on the skipper and crew (often more so than the boat). There are many class associations for a variety of boats, small and inexpensive to large and sophisticated. This edi- tion highlights the popular Harbor 20 one-design daysailer. There is a very active and supportive class association covering both coasts. It is a good example of a well-organized association supporting a strict one-design class that appeals to experts and novices alike. We at SCYA wish each and every skipper and crew a great 2019 season! Let’s have some fun! THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YACHTING ASSOCIATION (SCYA) Rick Dinon Rod Woods Graphics: SCYA Commodore US Sailing Area J AA Graphics (909) 553-7231 (714) 330-4618 (562)673-0652 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.AA-Graphics.com John Marshall Sylvia Wheeler SCYA Vice Commodore SCYA Service Center Manager In appreciation of: (678) 296-4970 (562) 433-7426 San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs [email protected] [email protected] Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs Association of San Pedro Bay Yacht Clubs Bill McNamara Photography: Association of Santa Monica Bay SCYA Rear Commodore Courtesy of Harbor 20 Yacht Clubs (714) 421-3187 Association Association of Santa Barbara Channel [email protected] Harbor20.org Yacht Clubs Copyright © 2019 Southern California Yachting Association. All rights reserved. WELCOME BOATERS FROM THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YACHTING ASSOCIATION Harbor 20 For the SCYA 2019 Race Calendar, the Harbor 20 is highlighted as a popular one design class born of collaboration among yacht club members and WD Schock, the builder. The objective was to design a low-maintenance day sailor that would be wet-sailed, quick to rig, stable in a blow but responsive in light air and family-friendly. With a fixed keel, jib boom, long cockpit and electric auxiliary, the design met the objectives. The one design rules are strict and enforced so that the competition is one between sailors more than boats. For example, sails must only be replaced at certain class-specified periods and the boats raced with cushions in place (!). Harbor 20 Harbor 20 CONTINUED There are six official Harbor 20 Fleets as recognized by the Class Association: Fleet 1 – Newport Beach, California Fleet 2 – San Diego / Coronado, California Fleet 3 – Hilton Head, South Carolina Fleet 4 – Santa Barbara, California Fleet 5 – Annapolis, Maryland Fleet 6 – Charlotte Harbor, Florida As you can see, there are active fleets on both coasts and the boats are sailed internationally as well. Harbor 20 CONTINUED According to the Harbor 20 Class Association, while the Harbor 20 is a family-friendly de- sign that can be easily single handed, an objective was getting out on the water in competition that was close and skipper-focused. They note the following: • The Harbor 20 is the most actively sailed keelboat in the country. Harbor 20s have more races with more boats sailing than any other keelboat. • Harbor 20s are also the most actively sailed boat at every single club that has a Harbor 20 fleet. • The Harbor 20 has the highest percentage of women skippers of any sailboat in the world. Nearly 30% of race skippers of Harbor 20s are women. • The Harbor 20 has the biggest Corinthian turnout of any keelboat class champs in the country. • The Harbor 20 also has the highest percentage of family teams of any class. Fully 75% of the teams at the last class champs were families. Harbor 20 Harbor 20 CONTINUED While family oriented fleet racing is the mainstay, the Harbor 20 has also proven to be extremely well suited for highly competitive team racing in 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4 formats. Taking the carefully crafted objectives of a group of like-minded sailors, molding that into a design by a talented architect and executing it by a dedicated builder, and coordinating it by an active Association, it’s not hard to see how this design, launched 21 years ago, continues to be popular and active. For more information, refer to the Harbor 20 Association website: www.harbor20.org FLEETS & ASSOCIATIONS Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs Covers Newport and Dana Point Harbors Covers San Diego, Mission Bay and Oceanside Harbors Commodore: Pam Northcott Commodore: Margo King Hemond (949) 466-5732 (619) 265-9329 [email protected] [email protected] Vice Commodore: Don Albrecht Vice Commodore: Michael Poltorak (Belen) [email protected] (619) 368-4717 [email protected] Association of Santa Barbara Channel Yacht Clubs Performance Handicap Racing Fleet of Covers Santa Barbara, Ventura and Oxnard harbors Southern California Mailing Address: PO Box 1292 Commodore: Porter Spencer Walnut, CA 91788 [email protected] www.phrfsocal.org Association of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs President: Jamie Myer Covers Marina del Rey and King Harbors [email protected] Commodore James Garvey Vice President: Dan Rossen (310) 338-1185 [email protected] [email protected] SoCal Ocean Racing Association Vice Commodore: John Rushing https://socaloceanracing.org/ (312) 771-2131 [email protected] Southern California Youth Yacht Racing Association (SCYYRA) Association of San Pedro Bay Yacht Clubs Covers Los Angeles, Long Beach and Huntington Harbors Chairman: Steve Harris [email protected] Commodore: Steve Gierke (310) 386-4699 Yacht Racing Union of Southern California [email protected] (YRUSC) Vice Commodore: Eric McClure Commodore: Gary MacCleverty (714) 403-2042 (949) 922-3778 [email protected] [email protected] Vice Commodore: Pam Nothcott (949) 466-5732 [email protected] Purchasing US Sailing Sail Numbers To purchase a US Sailing sail number for your boat, go to the SCYA website scya.org. Click on the Racing tab and scroll down to Sail numbers. Click on the link and print out the application. Fill out the information and forward it with the appli- cable fee to the address provided. A sail number will be e-mailed to you, usually within five days of receipt. FLEETS & ASSOCIATIONS 2019 SERIES 2019 SCYA CALENDAR Some2019 Series may skip some weeks,SERIES check the race documents ORANGE COUNTY LOS ANGELES & LONG BEACH HOST SERIES DAY/DATE CLASSES HOST SERIES DAY/DATE CLASSES ALYC Sundowner Monday, May 6-Sep 9 PHRF / H20 CBYC Wet Wednesday Series Wednesdays, Apr 3-Aug 21 PHRF, OD BCYC Taco Tuesday Tuesday, May 14-Aug 27 PHRF / H20 ABYC Lido-14 Twilights Thursdays, Apr 4-Aug 1 Bay only SSYC Summer Hibachi Wednesday, Jun 5-Sep 4 OD LBYC Wet Wednesdays Wednesdays, May 1-Sep 4 PHRF, PHRF BYC Twilight Wednesday, May 15-Aug 28 PHRF N/S, OD BYC Beer Can Thursday, May 16-Sep 12 PHRF SlBYC Pop Top Series Thursdays, May 23-Sep 26 PHRF, PHRF DPYC Thirsty Thursday Thursday, May 2-Aug 29 Non-Spin N/S, OD HYC Twilight Thursday, Jun 13-Aug 29 H20, L12 CBYC Wet Wed One-Design Wednesdays, Aug 28-Sep 25 OD DWYC Summer Fun Friday, Jun 7-Aug 23 Sabot / H20 Laser SAN DIEGO & OCEANSIDE HOST SERIES DAY/DATE CLASSES OXNARD/SANTA BARBARA/INLAND CCYC Beer Can Series Wednesdays, Mar 20-Sep 4 Open HOST SERIES DAY/DATE CLASSES CorYC Beer Can Series Wednesdays, Apr 11-Sep 26 Open SBYC Wet Wednesdays Wednesdays, Mar 13-Oct 16 PHRF NYCSD Beer Can Series Wednesdays, Apr 17-Aug 21 NYCSDHF VYC Wet Wednesdays Wednesdays Apr 10-Sep 11 PHRF MBYC TNT Thursdays, May 2-Sep 5 Open SGYC/CRA Beer Can Series Wednesdays, May 22-Jul 31 Open OYC Twilight Series Wednesdays, May 29-Aug 28 Open SANTA MONICA BAY OYC Thirsty Thursday Series Thursdays, May 30-Aug 29 Sabot / HOST SERIES DAY/DATE CLASSES Lido 14 RBYC Woman at the Helm Tuesdays, May 28- June 25 PHRF/CR OYC O’Dark Series Fridays, Sep 6-Oct 4 Open - KH Marks MBYC Bay Races Sundays, Jun 6-Aug 18 Open KHYC King Harbor Twilight Ser. Thursdays, Apr 11- Sep 12 PHRF/OD/ - KH Marks H-Fleet RBYC Spring Horizon Series Tuesdays, Apr 16-May 21 PHRF/OD/ - KH Marks CR CYC Starlight Series Thursdays, May 9- Aug 15 Star not May 23 & not Jul 4 RBYC Summer Horizon Series Tuesdays, Jul 9- Aug 20 PHRF/CR CYC
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