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Begin SCYA Regional 2020 Race Event Host Classes / Participants Day(s) Begin SCYA Regional 2020 Race Event Host Classes / Participants January - SEMINARS & HOLIDAYS Wed Jan 01 NEW YEARS DAY HOLIDAY Tue Jan 21 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR'S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY Sat Jan 25 One Day Race Management Seminar PBYC Sat-Sun Jan 25 Safety at Sea Seminar SDYC Sun Jan 26 IOBG Yacht Club Management Seminar SGYC January - AZ, NV, BAJA & CA INLAND LAKES Sat Jan 11 Winter Series #1 Nevada YC Sun Jan 12 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC Tempe Town Lake classes Sat-Sun Jan 18 LP Racing Arizona YC Lake Pleasant classes Sat Jan 25 Winter Series #2 Nevada YC Sun Jan 26 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC Sunfish Sun Jan 26 Rompe Hielo Club Nautico Baja PHRF Offshore January - ORANGE COUNTY Sat Jan 04 Sunkist Series 3/4 BYC OD Sun Jan 05 Sunkist Series 3/4 BYC PHRF Sun Jan 05 Winter Series 3/4 NHYC Harbor 20, L12 Sat Jan 11 Dana Point Spring Series #1 DPYC PHRF, PHRF N/S Sat Jan 11 Jim White Winter Series SSYC PHRF Sat Jan 18 Super Sabot Saturday BYC Sr. Sabot Sat Jan 18 Rookie Regatta Seminar & Race DPYC/DWYC Non-Spin Sun Jan 19 Hot Rum Series #3 BCYC PHRF, Harbor 20 Sat Jan 25 Dana Point Spring Series #2 DPYC PHRF, PHRF N/S Sat Jan 25 Jim White Winter Series SSYC PHRF Sun Jan 26 Tune Up Regatta LMVYC All Classes January - OXNARD - SANTA BARBARA Sat Jan 11 Hot Rum Series #1 SBYC Sun Jan 12 TGIS Winter Series #1 PCYC Sat Jan 25 Hot Rum Series #2 SBYC January - SANTA MONICA BAY Sat Jan 04 Malibu & Return* Berger/Stein 1 [MDR] DRYC PHRF/ORCA/CR Sat Jan 11 Dan Byrne Series 1/5: Ship Rock [MDR] PSSA SGL/DBL Sat-Sun Jan 18 J/70 Winter Series CYC OD Sat Jan 25 Palos Verdes BLT* [KH] High Pt RBYC OD/PHRF/CR Sat Jan 25 Super Bowl Regatta [MDR] SMWYC CB/OD/SUP January - LOS ANGELES & LONG BEACH Sat Jan 04 Saturday Sailors Series SlBYC PHRF, PHRF N/S, OD Sun Jan 05 Two Gates Pursuit Race LBYC PHRF, PHRF Cruising, OD Sat-Sun Jan 18 Junior Invitational North Series 3/4 ABYC Sabot, Opti, other Junior Fleet Sat Jan 18 Saturday Sailors Series SlBYC PHRF, PHRF N/S, OD Sat Jan 25 Opening Day Regatta LAYC PHRF, PHRF N/S, PHRF Cruising January - SAN DIEGO & OCEANSIDE Wed Jan 01 Singlehand Racing - Hangover MBYC All Singlehanded Wed Jan 01 New Year's Day Race SDYC Arbitrary Handicap Sat Jan 04 Longstreth Series CorYC Open Sat-Sun Jan 04 One Design CSC/TPSC Victory Sun Jan 05 Short Courses / January Series MBYC Open Sun Jan 05 Sullivan Winter Series SWYC SWRF Sat Jan 11 Winter Classic Series CCYC Open Sat Jan 11 Frostbite Race SDCatA SDCatA Sat-Sun Jan 11 Club Champs SDYC J/22 Sat Jan 11 Frostbite Race SGYC V32-Model Boats Sat Jan 11 Cabrillo I SWYC PHRF Sun Jan 12 Bay Races / January Series MBYC Open Sat-Sun Jan 18 Snipe Las Vegas Regatta MBYC Snipe Sat Jan 18 Spring Series SDCA/SWYC SDCA Sat-Sun Jan 18 One Design Weekend SDYC Mixed OD Sat Jan 18 Frostbite Race SGYC SGHF Sat Jan 25 Winter Regatta CRA Open Sat-Sun Jan 25 Jeff Simon Memorial Regatta MBYC CFJ - High School Sat-Sun Jan 25 Match Race Invitational SDYC J/22 Sun Jan 26 Short Courses MBYC Open Sun Jan 26 Sullivan Winter Series SWYC SWRF Thu-Sat Jan 30 Thistle Midwinters MBYC Thistle February - SEMINARS & HOLIDAYS Sun Feb 02 SUPER BOWL SUNDAY HOLIDAY Thu Feb 13 Newport to Ensenada Seminar BCYC Fri Feb 14 VALENTINES DAY HOLIDAY Mon Feb 17 PRESIDENTS'S DAY HOLIDAY Thu Feb 20 Newport to Ensenada Seminar LBYC Sat Feb 22 WSA Clinic/WSA Intro to Sailing WSA-SMB Thu Feb 27 Newport to Ensenada Seminar SGYC February - AZ, NV, BAJA & CA INLAND LAKES Fri-Sun Feb 07 Birthday Regatta & Leukemia Cup - LP Arizona YC OD, Multi, PHRF Spin & N/S, Sat Feb 08 Winter Series #3 Nevada YC Sportboat Sun Feb 16 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC C14 Sun Feb 16 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta Club Nautico Baja PHRF Offshore Sun Feb 23 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC Laser Sat-Sun Feb 29 LP Racing Arizona YC Lake Pleasant February - ORANGE COUNTY Sat Feb 01 Sunkist Series 4/4 BYC OD Sun Feb 02 Sunkist Series 4/4 BYC PHRF Sun Feb 02 Winter Series 4/4 NHYC Harbor 20, L12 Sat Feb 08 Angelman Series #1 BCYC PHRF Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta DWYC Cruising, N/S & All Women Sat Feb 08 Harbor 20 Adult Sailing Clinic LIYC Harbor 20 Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta NHYC Jr. Naples Sabot all classes Sat Feb 08 White Memorial Winter Series SSYC PHRF Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta ALYC PHRF/PHRF Non-Spin [HiPoint] Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta BCYC Harbor 20 A/B/C Sat Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta BYC Super Sabot Saturday - Sr. Sabot Sat Feb 15 Super Sabot Saturday BYC Sr. Sabot Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta DPYC OD, PHRF Fri-Sat Feb 21 Islands Race NHYC/SDYC PHRF Sat-Sun Feb 29 WD Schock Memorial Regatta NHYC Harbor 20, L12 Sat Feb 29 White Memorial Winter Series SSYC PHRF February - OXNARD - SANTA BARBARA Sat Feb 01 J/24 & PHRF Regatta #1 [VCTY] VYC J/24 & PHRF Sat Feb 08 Spring Series #1 [VCTY] PBYC Sat Feb 08 Hot Rum Series #3 SBYC Sun Feb 09 TGIS Winter Series #2 PCYC Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta ChIYC PHRF, NS, J-24 [VCTY] Sat Feb 15 Sweetheart's Regatta SBYC Sat Feb 22 Spring Series #2 [VCTY] PBYC Sat Feb 29 OPENING DAY-SBSC, Series #1 Races SBSC February - SANTA MONICA BAY Fri Feb 07 Dan Byrne Series 2/5: Bishop Rock [MDR] PSSA SGL/DBL Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta CYC OD Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta DRYC Optimist Carrie Series #4 Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta SMWYC PHRF, Cruising [MDR] Sun Feb 16 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta WYC Sabot/Tera/Laser/C14/C18 Sat-Sun Feb 22 Harken Opti Spring Series CYC Opti Sun Feb 23 Dr. Baker Regatta [MDR] MYC OD/PHRF/CR February - LOS ANGELES & LONG BEACH Sat-Sun Feb 01 Around Catalina Island Race LAYC PHRF Sat Feb 01 Saturday Sailors Series SlBYC PHRF, PHRF N/S, OD Sat Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta HYC Predicted Log Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta LAYC Hanse 306 A&B Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta SlBYC PHRF, PHRF N/S Sun Feb 09 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta HMYC Model Boats at El Dorado Park Sat Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta ABYC Lido 14 Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta CBYC Mercury, Cal 20 Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta LBYC Schock 35, Farr 40 Sat Feb 22 Saturday Sailors Series SlBYC PHRF, PHRF N/S, OD Sat Feb 22 Start Your Heart Out SYC PHRF, PHRF N/S Sat-Sun Feb 29 SCYA Manning Series-Ullman Frost ABYC OD dinghies, multihulls Sat Feb 29 SCCA Predicted Log Race Season Opener LBYC Predicted Log February - SAN DIEGO & OCEANSIDE Sat-Sun Feb 01 One Design CSC/TPSC Victory Sat Feb 01 Singlehand Racing-Feb. in Bay MBYC All Singlehanded Sat Feb 01 Frostbite Regatta OYC Sabot Sat Feb 01 Cabrillo II SWYC PHRF Sun Feb 02 Larry Kline Match Racing MBYC Thistle Sat Feb 08 Winter Classic Series CCYC Open Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta CorYC Martin 16 Sat-Sun Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta SDYC TP52, Beneteau 36.7 Sat Feb 08 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta SGYC V32-Model Boats Sun Feb 09 Bay Races/Feb. Series MBYC Open Sun Feb 09 Sullivan Winter Series SWYC SWRF Fri-Sun Feb 14 Women's Winter Invite SDYC J/22 Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta CRA/SWYC PHRF Sat-Sun Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta MBYC C-22, Laser, Radial, Multihull Sat Feb 15 SCYA 91st Midwinter Regatta SGYC SGHF, SDCatA Sat Feb 15 Presidents Day Race SGYC/SDCatA SGHF Fri-Sun Feb 21 Laser Masters MBYC Laser Fri-Sat Feb 21 Islands Race SDYC ORR Sat Feb 22 Spring Series SDCA/CYC SDCA Sat-Sun Feb 22 One Design Weekend SDYC Mixed OD Sun Feb 23 SBC Winter Regatta CorYC PHRF Sun Feb 23 Disraeli Series SWYC SWRF Sat Feb 29 Bay Races/Mar. Series MBYC Open Sat Feb 29 Cabrillo III SWYC PHRF March - SEMINARS & HOLIDAYS Sun Mar 08 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS HOLIDAY Sun Mar 08 US Sailing One Day Race Management Seminar KHYC Tue Mar 17 ST PATRICK'S DAY HOLIDAY Sat Mar 21 Introduction to Yacht Racing Seminar DRYC/SBYRC Thu Mar 26 Newport to Ensenada Seminar DRYC March - AZ, NV, BAJA & CA INLAND LAKES Sat Mar 07 Spring Series #1 Nevada YC Sun Mar 08 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC Portsmith Sun Mar 08 Mujeres Al Timon Club Nautico Baja PHRF Offshore Sat-Sun Mar 14 LP Racing Arizona YC Lake Pleasant Sat-Sun Mar 14 Lake Havasu Hobie Regatta #1 Nevada YC Hobie Sun Mar 22 TTL Racing & RC Training Arizona YC Laser Sat-Sun Mar 28 LP Racing Arizona YC Lake Pleasant Sat-Sun Mar 28 Silver Cup Nevada YC Sun Mar 29 Aniversario CNB (24.03.1999) Club Nautico Baja PHRF Offshore March - ORANGE COUNTY Sat Mar 07 Angelman Series #2 BCYC PHRF Sat Mar 07 Dana Point Spring Series #3 DPYC PHRF, PHRF N/S Sat Mar 07 Jeff Adam Memorial Regatta DPYC RS Terra/CFJ/Laser 4.7 & Radial/420/Capri 14 Sun Mar 08 Lorin Weiss Series 1 BCYC Harbor 20 Sat Mar 14 Whale Regatta ALYC PHRF/PHRF Non-Spin Sat-Sun Mar 14 Spring Gold Cup Regatta NHYC Jr.
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