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The Jibsheet THE JIBSHEET MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY SAILING CENTER www.sailingcenter.org Summer 2014 Try A New Tack in 2014 Are you looking to shake up your usual sail plan? Ready to try some new, interesting, fun and challenging voyages? Then you’ll like the new Summer Sailing Series at the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center!! Try one or all this season! Stand Up Sailing Let’s Go Windsurfing! MCSC and Southport Rigging are teaming up to offer beginner windsurfing lessons. Classes will include all the equipment you need: sail, boom and board. Windsurfing requires some athletic ability as it com- bines aspects of both sailing and surfing, using a single sail on the board. Launching from the beach at Lakeshore State Big Rig Sailing Park, every sailor gets in the We’ve all sailed past her, now you can sail on her! “MCSC Night” water! on the SV Denis Sullivan is Tuesday, July 1. The voyage will de- Each class will be one 3-hour part from Discovery World at 5 pm for a two hour cruise. At 137’ session. Additional Come Back long and almost 4,600 sf of sails, this will be quite a sail! & Play sessions in August will Space is limited to the first 50 to sign up through Discovery World offer time to refine your skills. at 414-765-8625 (Kelly, Kristy or Millie can assist). Tell them you See the class schedule inside want the MCSC cruise on July 1 and get the reduced rate of $35 for sign up details. per person. To allow all to enjoy, please only bring one guest. Inland Lake Sailing We’re still working on details, but we’re planning a trip to an inland sailing school for our members this August. As a “sailing swap”, they will also visit MCSC for a sail! This one day trip will let you try Night Time Sailing new boats in new conditions. MCSC’s Full Moon Sails are back again this year on two Typically a scow type boat, it Tuesdays: July 15 and August 12 . will require more hiking and faster speed on warmer water. This is a Potluck event and you will be asked to bring a dish to share. A picnic dinner at MCSC from 6 to 7, then nighttime sail- Watch for the sign up in the ing from 7 to 10 pm. Advanced registration is required. Space is weekly updates. Once an- limited, but each member may bring one guest. Pick one night nounced, the spaces will fill and call MCSC at 414-277-9094 to sign up. quickly. Only rated MCSC members can participate. Photo credits: Windsurfing by Southport Rigging; SV Denis Sullivan by B. Hunteman; Nightime Skyline by R. Kinder; E Scow from Pewaukee Yacht Club Spring Splash Fundraising Gala Honored Distinguished Sailors From Local Home Ports Gazing down the list of locally based International Champions sailing champions proves sailing is who call Wisconsin home: still a strong sport in Wisconsin! ISAF International Race Officer and US Sailing National Race Officer John Strassman Co-chairs Terry & Jeff McClellan and Con- First American on Team SCA in the 2014-15 Volvo nie & Spencer Thomason hosted a won- Ocean Race Sally Barkow derful evening at the Harken world head- Harken - Official Supplier for ORACLE TEAM USA, De- quarters that featured accomplished sail- fender of the 34th America’s Cup The Barkow family ors from the area. The awards they’ve National Champions who inspire us: collected are from around Wisconsin, the US Disabled Singlehanded Champion John Ruf country and international events. US Sailing’s Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Brian Porter Local Champions at collegiate The night was festive with so many awe- and club fleets: some sailors at Harken, where employees 2013 Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association All Confer- led tours of the manufacturing space for Team Sociable ence Team Award Marquette University Sailing the 250 guests. Team and the University of Wisconsin – Madison Sailing Team By the time the Badger game ended, the Corinthian Sailor of the Year from South Shore Yacht burgees awarded and tours wrapped up, Club John Achim over $25,000 was raised to support sailing Meritt R. Hayes Yachtsman of the Year from the Mil- lessons for children and the disabled this waukee Yacht Club Spencer Thomason summer. Very Important Volunteer Ambassador Wisco sailors (“VIVA”) at MCSC Rebecca Thompson 2014 Spring Splash Sponsors Included Congratulations to our Raffle winners!!! Janice & Raymond Perry Community Fund The trip to the Cayman Islands went to Bill Goggins, the wine cooler to Cathy Antonie and the “Fiesta” margarita bas- ket went to Laura Gottschich. The 50/50 raffle won by Peter Gentles. What’s With The Orange Flag??? The MCSC flags match the wind speeds for light, medium and heavy winds, including a black flag for too much wind, going from light shade to darker: white, yellow, then green. Dock Masters will fly the orange flag with the one of the other flags if conditions call for keeping the boats near the docks in Area A. Incoming storms, fog, or shifty winds are all concerns. Open sailing is still allowed, just in a smaller area. This past winter saw Lake Michigan freeze over more than it has in many years. Combined with the cool spring, the Lake water is staying much cooler much longer this spring. Therefore, when the warm summer air does blow in, it will meet the cool water and cause “sea smoke” or fog banks. With more foggy days expected this season, watch for the Orange flag to fly more often! Summer Classes - Beyond Basic Sailing Adult Intermediate Sailing FEE - $85 Intro to the J-24 FEE - $85 The Intermediate courses will focus on effective sail trim, Prerequisite: Medium Air Rating skipper technique, decision making and the quick-stop crew The J-24 is a popular, technically challenging boat that can be day- overboard maneuver. This is a great course for the experi- sailed or raced. This course emphasizes basic skills along with rigging enced Light Air sailor. and crew positions. IS2 – June 16 – 19 5:30 - SS JA – July 14 – 17 1:30 – 4:30 IS3 – July 21 – 24 9:00 to noon JB – Aug 4 – 7 5:30 – SS IS4 – July 28 – 31 5:30 - SS IS5 – Aug. 11 – 14 1:30 – 4:30 Intro To Spinnakers FEE - $85 IS6 – Aug. 25 – 28 5:30 - SS Prerequisite: Medium Air Rating Intro to the 420 FEE - $85 This new course will utilize J-24’s and will cover spinnaker terminol- ogy, rigging, launching and retrieval. Learn the basics of spinnaker This great course on Club 420’s covers launching, rigging, usage. basic sailing and trapeze usage. Walk-Over capsizing is also SPIN-A – June 16 – 19 1:30 – 4:30 introduced and practiced. Become a better sailor on a 420! SPIN-B – July 7 – 10 5:30 - SS 420 – Aug 11 – 14 5:30 - SS Intro to the Centerboard FEE - $85 Intro to Windsurfing FEE - $90 This great course on Hunter 14’s covers launching, rigging, The 3 hour sessions will cover the basics of rigging, getting on the basic sailing and small boat handling. Capsizing is also in- board, uphauling the sail, steering, harnesses and footstraps, with troduced and practiced. Become a better sailor on a center- plenty of practice time. Windsurfing is a surface water sport, so dress board! for getting in the water. Classes will be held at Lakeshore State Park. CTBD-A – July 7 – 10 5:30 - SS WS-1 – Saturday, July 12 10:00 - 1:00 CTBD-B – July 28 – 31 5:30 - SS WS-2 – Saturday, July 12 2:00 - 5:00 WS-3 – Sunday, July 13 10:00 - 1:00 Basic Cruising FEE - $100 WS-4 – Sunday, July 13 2:00 - 5:00 Prerequisite: Heavy Air Rating WS-5 – Saturday, August 2 10:00 - 1:00 This course aboard Misty, MCSC’s C&C 27’ covers the WS-6 – Saturday, August 2 2:00 - 5:00 basics of cruising. Topics include boat handling, auxiliary WS-7 – Sunday, August 3 10:00 - 1:00 power, anchoring, systems and more. WS-8 – Sunday, August 3 2:00 - 5:00 BC-3 – July 21 – 24 5:30 – SS Windsurfing – Come Back & Play FEE - $30 Intermediate Cruising FEE - $100 Prerequisite: Intro to Windsurfing Prerequisite: Misty / Heavy Air Rating Two days of additional water time with the Windsurfing equipment are This one-session, seven hour course will continue to en- available for those who took lessons to come back and windsurf. hance your basic cruising skills. Review boat systems, crew CBP-1 – Saturday, August 9 10:00 - 1:00 recovery and some safety procedures. CBP-2 – Saturday, August 9 2:00 - 5:00 IC-1 – Saturday, July 19 9:00 – 5:00 CBP-3 – Sunday, August 10 10:00 - 1:00 IC-2 – Saturday, August 23 9:00 – 5:00 CBP-4 – Sunday, August 10 2:00 - 5:00 Can’t Miss Events—Mark Your Calendar! Women On The Water The 2014 Racing Season at MCSC If you are interested in joining other female members for MCSC Mid-Season Championships a fun evening of sailing and socializing, then this is for Sunday, July 6th 2 Divisions: Ensign and PHRF you! Please register in advance for a Monday night sail: Quarter Barrel Regatta Sail – 6:00 to 8:00 pm Sunday, August 3rd 2 Divisions: Ensign and PHRF Social Hour – 8:00 to 9:00 pm Fall Regatta & Chili Chill-Out June 30, July 21, August 4, August 18 Saturday, September 13th Bring chili to share for the Chili Chill-Out after the regatta! Ensign Championships The tastiest night of the year, the Lobster th Boil, will be Friday, August 29 at MCSC.
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