FROM THE QUARTERDECK JUNE 2009

In June, the on my watch we stumbled, somewhat the FBYC scene from the neighboring Club embarks naively, more deeply into competi- property, and innate talents like Quen- on the Junior tive racing. Remembering my fi rst tin Jenkins, Cori Radke, Madeleine Program, in- CBYRA Junior Scheduling Meeting, I and Graeme Alderman, Austin Pow- cluding Opti- recall Ruthanna Jenkins’ gasp when I ers, Ben and Mary Catherine Buhl, Kids, Junior blithely volunteered FBYC to host the and others. Many of those young tal- Week, Laser 2004 Optimist Atlantic Coast Champi- ents rose steadily to join the top sailors and Opti Race onships to the skeptical glances from in the Bay and the nation, as refl ected Teams and larger Bay clubs with more estab- in recent reports in this newsletter and Opti Develop- lished programs. But, giving truth to on the FBYC website. The returning ment Team, under the leadership of the maxim “be careful what you ask Alejandro Cloos and Peter Strong will Jr. Div. Cdr. Jay Buhl, Lt. Cdr. Alison for,” we soon got a call from USODA lead them this year. Lennarz, Race Chair James Jacob, asking if we were serious. With our While some of our talented ju- and the respective Team Coordinators Board’s blessing, we went on to host niors will be with us a few more years Mary Buhl, Joe Roos and Ted Stead- an acclaimed regional regatta that si- on the Laser and Opti Race Teams, man, with the assistance of a large lenced any doubters. That shortly led others have aged out, and more will crew of parents and volunteers. My to a reprise in the US Sailing Junior do so sooner than we like to imagine. personal FBYC launch was made in Olympics the following year. But, the seeds of future success will be the Junior Program as a parent, volun- Fortuitously for FBYC, our nurtured this year in the Opti Devel- teer, boat donor, Communication Of- plunge into deep waters was buoyed opment Team, and among the fourteen fi cer, Race Committee and Junior Di- by the best of circumstances. Through participants of the Racing Opti Class vision Commander, and my children sheer luck we discovered that FBYC’s and fi fteen members of the Intermedi- have grown out of the program, even fi rst professional coach, Juan Car- ate Opti Class. Ironically, a few junior if they still wear their tee shirts, so the los Romero, was available and we members of another club are joining commencement of the Junior season is audaciously outbid the competition our legendary racing program this always a time of refl ection for me. at leading Maine clubs for his ser- year, while their club suffers a tem- The program has always been vice. Other junior leaders, Eric and porary decline in racing participation. one of the bright running lights of Danelle Powers, Steve Wirt and Mike We’ve come a long way; let us not suf- FBYC. Generations of children have Toms, to name a few, reveled in the fer such declines. Please encourage grown up in the program and set sail luxury of superb professional coaches, our entry level sailors to carry on our on lives enriched by the experience. from Juan to Alejandro Cloos, Diego fi ne tradition. The legendary service of Jan Mon- Ravecca, Damian Saponara, and Luis nier and Kelly O’Toole stands out in Dingo Canuto, each of whom led our any history of the program. Although Juniors to new horizons. We also had FBYC Juniors like Gary Hooper, an extraordinary infl ux of sailing tal- Brent Halsey, Will Crump, Strother ent, including the Jacob and Swen- and Lina Scott, among others, had son children Alex and Erin, Kyle and raced long before in smaller numbers, Kendall, who sprung fully formed onto June 2009 y www.fbyc.net y page 2

FBYC BOARD HIGHLIGHTS June 2009

Meeting called to order at 6:05 p.m. volunteer names into the system. classes. The demand comes from by Commodore Noel Clinard. The names are being entered for non-members who are willing to REAR COMMODORE – some events but not for others. pay higher Junior Week tuition and DAVID S. HINCKLE Strother is researching why the the charter fee. Coaches Alejandro email reminders to the Event Chairs Cloos and Peter Strong will arrive TREASURER – Chip Hall that usually go out on Tuesdays on Wednesday, June 10. Laser and Noel Clinard presented the Treasurer’s Report Commodore have not been sent in 2009. The Opti Race Team practices begin on and reported that even though dues Crew Finder at http://www.fbyc. June 13. There is a new waterproof and initiation fee payments are net/Sailing/Crew has fi nally been bulletin board on the junior shed down some from last year for this modernized and the public at large and a new junior sign. Jay reported time period, budgeted expenses are can now add their data. We have a on new revenue streams to the under control with the exception “captcha” like feature that prevents program, which include increased of the water system and our debt computer robots from adding data numbers for team registration, the balance is down signifi cantly. to this page. sale of Junior Sailing apparel and Mayo Tabb Chip advised that the club has increased OptiKid registrations. HISTORIAN – Jere Dennison has Vice Commodore experienced some check and bank New expenses to the program ordered the Donor Plaque through draft returns due to insuffi cient include marketing/communications, Acorn Signs and delivery is expected funds. Upon motion duly made the purchase of a Laser trailer, in the next few weeks. He and Chip and seconded, the Board adopted and padding for existing trailers. Hall met with Steve Gillispie to a policy whereby the member will All expenses are expected to be discuss methods for mounting the be required to reimburse the club recouped. the amount charged by the bank for plaque on a mahogany-framed any check or bank draft returned for backboard that Chip has offered to NEW BUSINESS – Strother Scott insuffi cient funds. build for the club. asked that the club attempt to better David Hinckle control overfl ow parking on the OPERATIONS MANAGER – Rear Commodore HOUSE – The ice maker in the Richardson’s property. Strother The pool building is ready and the main clubhouse has been repaired, was told by his lawn contractor that pool should open on time. Plexiglas panels have been added one of his best new trees had been over the barn windows in the VICE COMMODORE – pushed over by a car that apparently locker section, and pool equipment C. MAYO TABB, JR. had been driven across his land has been reconnected in the pump instead of using the road when house. Members are asked to use OFFSHORE DIVISION – Alex exiting the Richardson overfl ow the exhaust fans in the east bath Alvis reported that 28 boats parking last fall. Chip Hall house when showering. The timer participated in the Offshore Spring Treasurer switch is located on the wall beside Series. Plans for the long distance race The Flag Offi cers have conferred the shower. The water situation has to Urbanna are underway and there about the Leukemia Cup Regatta improved with the help of a new will be races at RRYC on May 24. that the club has hosted or co- softener and the sand fi lter placed hosted for many years and their CRUISING DIVISION – Ed recommendation is that the inline before our r/o system. Ken O’Connor reported that the fi rst Odell is also reviewing information Leukemia & Lymphoma Society cruise of the season is the Mathews be respectfully informed that and pricing of some leak detection Yacht Club Cruise on May 16-17. devices. FBYC would be able to support George Burke There will be a cruise to Urbanna only the sailing activities of the Secretary SOCIAL – Michael Calkins on May 23 as well as the After regatta in 2010 while meeting the reported that approximately 150 Rosegill Cruise to Yankee Point other requirements of its mission to adults and 15 children attended the Yacht Club on May 24-25. support the sport of sailing. After a Opening Day dinner/dance and the JUNIOR DIVISION – Jay Buhl long discussion by Board members, event came in under budget. reported that registration for Junior the following Motion was presented WEB – Strother Scott reported that Program events are ahead of last and approved by the Board: the web site seems to be working year and the Junior Division will It is so MOVED that the Board Ted Bennett fi ne with very limited problems charter at least four Optis from of Trustees of Fishing Bay Yacht Log Streamer with online registration. He asked Norfolk Yacht & Country Club to Club shall make a determination the Flag and Event managers to service the increased demand in in advance of each year pertaining be more attentive to entering the Beginning and Intermediate Opti to the level of the club’s support June 2009 y www.fbyc.net y page 3

FBYC BOARD HIGHLIGHTS June 2009

and participation in any regattas and authorize the Flag Offi cers to notify the There being no additional business, the related events, including those of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of the meeting was adjourned at 7:05 p.m. Leukemia Cup Regatta, and will so decision for the next year.

Membership

FINAL APPROVAL: Mr. & Mrs. Felix L. Herrin; Mr. & Mrs. Carl Simon.

APPLIED FOR MEMBERSHIP: The Membership Committee recommended that these applicants be placed into circulation:

Dr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Cutler, Jr., 630 Bland Point Road, Deltaville, VA 23043. Gordon and Jane retired to Deltaville last summer, having moved from Indianapolis. Gordon was originally from Hampton and has sailed for at least 50 years. He was a junior member of Hampton Yacht Club in the 1960’s and won a 1st place trophy at the FBYC Annual Regatta in August 1961. He raced Int’l 470’s, an Olympic class, until 1996 and has frequently chartered cruising sailboats on the Chesapeake. Gordon is a CBYRA Qualifi ed Instructor and 4-time CBYRA High-Point Champion in Int’l 470’s. He has won over 75 trophies. Gordon and Jane are the owners of an Optimist, an Int’l 470 and a Sabre 426. They have attended some of the club’s Wednesday night dinners and expect to be active in the cruising group as well other club events. Sponsors: Joseph L. Dennison, Jr.; John G. Koedel, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Hooper, 8904 Highfi eld Road, Richmond, VA 23229. Gary and Lucy Hooper were members of Fishing Bay Yacht Club from May 1987 through May 1996. Now that they are spending more time at the river, they have re-applied for membership. Gary started racing out of FBYC at age 14 on a Mobjack with the late Capt. Phil Winston. During their fi rst club membership, Gary raced on a number of offshore boats belonging to Norwood Davis, Clyde Gauldin and Brent Halsey. His last experience racing on Brent’s Hinckley was especially memorable because there were so many injuries, including his own broken nose. Gary and Lucy owned Quest, a 64 ft. Dynamique that was later sold in Newport. Sponsors: R. Noel Clinard; Christopher E. Rouzie.

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Utley, 2525 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220. Steve grew up in the Langley Yacht Club program sailing Sunfi sh, FJs, Lasers, and other boats. In his senior year in high school, he was a sailing instructor and then he cruised and raced on various boats during college. For the past seven years, he has crewed on Rob Whittet’s Wavelength at Fishing Bay. Steve and Kate have a 3-year old son, Chase, and are expecting another son in early June. They do not own a boat at this time but will be in the market for one in the near future for family sailing. Sponsors: Robert M. Whittet; Lud H. Kimbrough, III.

Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell C. Webb, 2330 Oakengate Lane, Midlothian, VA 23113. The Webb family has always enjoyed boating and after they moved to Midlothian from Atlanta last year, they decided to give up powerboats for a sailboat. They recently purchased a Hunter 380 and are excited about sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. Mitchell and Ellen have two sons, Clay (age 9 in May) and Reece (age 5), and they are interested in the junior sailing program. Sponsors: Ken & Carolyn Schmalenberger; Joe & Carolyn Schott.

RESIGNATION: Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Daly, III

MEMBERSHIPS SUSPENDED MAY 1 (will be reinstated if payment received by May 31): Mr. Brian P. Beveridge; Ms. Catherine L. Collins; Mr. & Mrs. John D. Dodge, II.

Policy Pertaining To Returned Checks And Bank Drafts Effective July 1, 2009, the club will no longer absorb the fee charged by the club’s bank when we deposit a check or send through a bank draft that is returned for insuffi cient funds. The Board has adopted a policy whereby the member will be required to reimburse the club the amount charged by our bank for any check or bank draft returned for insuffi cient funds. June 2009 y www.fbyc.net y page 4

JUNIOR PROGRAM

FBYC JUNIOR SAILING PROGRAM Soggy, Foggy Conditions Prevail at the Opti Team Trials The nation’s top Opti sailors gathered early May in Darien, CT for the 2009 Team Trials hosted by Noroton Yacht Club. FBYC was represented with seven of the 211 competitors in this qualifying event. The race committee held 12 races over four days on Long Island Sound; the Opti sailors’ equivalent to a grueling marathon. Competitors encountered challenging conditions, from shifty breeze ranging from 4-14 knots, strong spring tides, water temps at 50 degrees, and maximum air temperature in the low-60’s.

Alex Jacob, who had not been in an for Opti six months, offered, “I took a break from high Alex Jacob helping sister Erin tune her boat school 420 sailing to attend the Team Trials. My hope was that my daily practice in 20-25 knots before Day 1 of Team Trials. of wind on Buzzard’s Bay would help me excel in potentially brisk spring breezes,” continued Alex. “Unfortunately, my weight exploded after wrestling season to 117 pounds and the wind never allowed me to sit on the rail.” Despite the challenging conditions, Alex and fellow FBYC race team sailor Kendall Swenson, posted three top 10 fi nishes in the 12 race series. And, one of Kendall Swenson’s fi nishes included a bullet. “I was so excited when I heard that horn!” exclaimed Kendall. Having had a disappointing Team Trials performance last year in Annapolis, Kendall was determined to do better this year and exceeded her [and her parent’s] expectations by fi nishing 20th in the regatta. She qualifi ed for the national team as a result and will represent the United States at the IODA North American Championships in the Dominican Republic in July. Alex Jacob went into Team Trials with the goal to make the IODA World team (the top fi ve fi nishers). “Despite not meeting my goal, I am pleased with my 30th place fi nish,” said Alex. “It was a nice way to fi nish my Opti career.” [Editor’s note: We agree!] Other sailors from FBYC’s Junior Race Team -- Graeme Alderman, Alexander Hanna, Erin Jacob, Conrad Roos, and Eric Roos -- expressed some disappointment in their results but that didn’t deter them from making new friends, having fun, learning a lot, and creating many fond memories along the way. A couple even slipped in a side trip to New York City. While some of the FBYC sailors didn’t meet their personal goals at the regatta, they’re looking for ways to improve in the future. The FBYC Jr. Week, practice schedule, summer regatta circuit, and coaching by Peter Strong will give them Barbara and James Jacob transporting opti dollies many opportunities to do just that. We’re proud of all our FBYC junior sailors. just after the harbor start on Day 4 of Team Trials To see what Team Trials was like, check out this cool YouTube video from the Photo Boat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MsMF3yqQo8

FBYC Sailor Selected to Compete at Youth Champs The U.S. Youth Sailing Championships, started in 1973, showcases the nation’s top junior competitors in the Laser, Laser Radial, Club 420, and 29er classes. Invitations to the Youth Champs are made by US Sailing’s Youth Championship Selection Committee, based on the review of the applicant’s entry forms. Kyle Swenson was selected this year to compete against 20 other Laser Radial sailors across the U.S. He will join fi ve other Chesapeake Bay skippers who were selected from the Laser Full Rig and Club 420 classes to compete June 25-30 at Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich, CT. While many Youth Championship graduates have gone on to lead successful college sailing programs and fi lled out the ranks of All-Americans, the event has stayed true to its goals: Kyle Swenson approaching the fi nish line • Provide a challenge to young sailors to grow beyond the skill levels used to win at the local and regional level • Serve as a bridge between Junior Sailing and College Sailing • Produce U.S. sailors capable of winning the World Youth Championships in big-fl eet races • Develop and identify talent for the U.S. Olympic Sailing Team • Motivate a lifetime commitment to sailing. Congratulations to Kyle Swenson and all the outstanding Chesapeake Bay sailors!

Upcoming Junior Regattas -- Mark Your Calendar! June 6-7 -- Laser Radial ACCs, Severn Sailing Association, Annapolis June 13-14, 20-21 -- OptiKids, FBYC June 22-26 -- Junior Week, FBYC June 27 -- FBYC Annual Junior Regatta June 28 -- NYCC Wolcott Memorial Regatta June 2009 y www.fbyc.net y page 5

CRUZIN CORNER

May 16-17: MATHEWS YACHT CLUB CRUISE Saturday May 16th, the weatherman did not give us a very good forecast, but several boats ventured out to the Hole in the Wall. As often the case, the weatherman was wrong. The adventurous sailors enjoyed several hours of sun and fun on the windy beach. Explorers found an assortment of treasures from hats to a washed up shark. The kids spent much of their time enjoying the wild life on the beach and fl ying kites. The gull rookery has hatched and many young gulls took fl ight as we toured their home. In all a very exciting afternoon. As evening approached the sailors headed to Mathews Yacht Club. John Capperton of MYC welcomed and made us at home. We soon fi red up the grill and a number of FBYC people arrived by car. We laid out our appetizers and enjoyed a fi ne gathering of over 20 FBYC members and guest. Sunday morning proved the weatherman to be correct. The wind continued and rain had arrived. The sailors that spent the night at MYC enjoyed a fantastic breakfast at the restaurant. A number of the MYC members extended a welcoming hello and invited us back.

BLACKBEARD FESTIVAL CRUISE JUNE 6 – 9, 2009 Join us for a fun cruise to the southern part of the Bay. Saturday, June 6th, we will sail to Hampton to attend the Blackbeard Festival. There will be a limited number of slips at Hampton Yacht Club so let us know if you want a slip. Additional boats can anchor in Sunset Creek and dinghy to the Yacht Club for showers, dinner and fi reworks. The festival ends at 6:00 pm Sunday. For more information, go to www.blackbeardpiratefestival.com.Sunday, we will sail through the Norfolk harbour past the Navy ships and spend the night at the Norfolk Yacht Club. Dinner can either be on board or in the Grill at the Club. The pool and fi tness center are available. Monday morning we head back north to Mobjack Bay and the East River. Plan to anchor, raft for cocktails, and enjoy dinner on board. Tuesday morning, we will head back to Fishing Bay. Families are encouraged to attend. All plans are subject to change depending on weather and the mood of the crew. Register for this event at www.fbyc.net or contact Chairmen Charlie and Stella Jones at: H (336)273-9158 or O (336)272-0197.

FIREWORKS CRUISE 2009 Back by popular demand is our Fireworks Cruise. Plan to take off July 2nd & 3rd Thursday and Friday. Thursday sail to St. Mary’s City and anchor off the College dock. The current will be with us or slack until noon at Smith Pt. Then turning against us in the Potomac. We will have a group get together with drinks and a light meal on the dock / lawn on Friday at 1630 hrs. Then off to the concert on the lawn by Hillary Kole called “50’s 4th” & the 1812 Overture followed by Fireworks. Saturday sail to Reedville for their afternoon parade and evening Fireworks. The current should have little effect on this trip. We will anchor in Cockrell Creek. Dinner to be determined: on board, Crazy Crab or Tommy’s. Sunday sail back to FBYC. Again the current should not be much of a factor.

CRUISING REGATTA The cruising regatta is coming up on July 25th. This is a well attended regatta with a lot of fun for all of us. We need you to sign up and let us know what your rating is. If you don’t know or don’t have a rating or, perish the thought, don’t particularly care what your rating is then let us know that also and we will assign you a very favorable rating, unless of course your are a died in the wool racer. We also need a head count for the dinner afterwards which will be picnic style this year, fried chicken, potato salad, fruit, etc.. Beer, wine and soft drinks will be available. We hope to see you there. Gordon and Sheila Nelson [email protected] 804-462-0095 June 2009 y www.fbyc.net y page 6

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FBYC TRADEWINDS

Burgees For Sale For Sale: Oracle. ‘88 Dehler 34. Scot, Inc. Includes 2 sets of sails (North Prices include shipping & handling. Beautiful boat, ready to race or cruise. & Gus), hull and top canvas, trailer. Ask- Roller furling jib, full battened main, ing $13,995, offers encouraged. Contact SIZE COST spinnakers, blooper.$28M Call June or Art Radtke (757)560-4640 or e-mail XSmall 8”x 12” $20 David Hazlehurst, 804-353-5657 [email protected]. Small 10” x 15” $23 For Sale: $10k worth of J24 For Sale: 30’ Etchells 22. A gentle- Medium 12” x 18” $26 sails for only $5k, plus receive a free man’s one design or daysailer. Blue hull, Large 16” x 24” $32 boat! Sails and boat are in great condi- in good condition. $5000 Call Bob Kates X-Large 24” x 36” $70 tion. Contact Keith at 804-514-4397 or 804-776-6950.

[email protected] For Sale: J24, 1979. Needs Make checks payable to FBYC. P.O. Box 29186 For Sale: 1981 Beneteau First 33 work and TLC. $1900, free slip until Richmond, VA 23242 “Sur Le Vent” Racer/Cruiser. 15 HP Yanmar 6-09 on Fishing Bay. Call Gene Ruark For Sale: 2005 Colgate 26. Orig- diesel. Navman Instruments. Propane stove. 804-337-7913. inal owner. Excellent condition, no col- Interior, electrical system, and portlights ren- For Rent: “Spout Cottage,” cute lisions. Bottom kept painted & cleaned. ovated within last 4 years. New prop, prop 2BR-1BA vacation cottage in quaint Ur- Full set sails & spinnaker. Racing keel. shaft, and strut in ‘07. Awlgrip on hull. Set of banna. Enjoy summer fun in “Mayberry.” Yamaha 4 stroke 4hp. $29,500 Contact 6 sails plus spinnaker and pole. Many extras. Park your car and walk everywhere. $750 Bill Bowie [email protected] $25,500 OBO. Call Paul 804-683-9647 or per week. Reserve now 804-758-3287 [email protected] Wanted: Fairly new (<5 For Sale: Otimist with two sails. years) Laser Radial – preferably race- For Sale: 1982 Columbia 8.3 Hull # 1373 on FBYC rack. Great for Opti equipped. Contact: Eric Powers at “Free Enterprise” owner seeks a member Kids/Jr. Week. $950. Call Frank Johnson [email protected] or 804-363-5553 to buy 1/2 share in partnership in the boat. (cell) 804-815-8722, or [email protected] 27 ft. sloop on the W. Pier. Roomiest 27 For Rent: Chesapeake Watch Vacation Rental - Porpoise Townhouse. Two/three BR, 2 Bath, Kitch- ft. boat around cruise air. Asking $5,000. Call Eliot Norman 804 721-7851. Cove, Deltaville -walk, boat or drive to en. Decks off Kitchen and MBR. Three club. Fully renovated & furnished 3 bdrm miles from club. $1000/WEEK, No pets. For Sale: J24. 1984. Racing and home on wooded lot. New central air, Co- Tom Ministri. [email protected]. cruising sails. $6,500. Contact Corell Moore, rian, stainless, tile, hardwood, wrap around For Sale: Honda 5 HP 4-stroke out- 804-282-5916 or [email protected]. deck and waterfront patio. Private pier, board motor. Practically brand new with For Sale: LIFESLING 2 man ramp, lift and boathouse, 2- 50 amp pedis- Less than 25 running hours. $1125.00. overboard system. Brand New. Box never tals, 6 total slips up to 40’. Call for prices Contact Brad Squires 757-229-6939 opened. Sells for $109.99 at West Marine. and availability. Ken Odell 804- 241-6080 [email protected]. Yours for $95.00. Contact: Larry Cohen [email protected] For Charter: Lion’s Whelp, Clas- 804-694-7746 For Rent: Waterfront townhouse sic 83’ Elridge McInnis motor yacht. For Sale: 1 slightly used Henri condo, with 3 BR and 2.5 Baths, in Jack- Staterooms for 6 people. Captain, Lloyd dinghy suit, size women’s small. $20 son Creek Harbor, fully equipped, sleeps mate, and chef provided. July/Aug. 1 used Force 10 marine stove, 3 burner oven 6, $1050 per wk., $3150 per mo., includ- in New Eng., Sept./Oct. in the Chesa- with broiler. Stove has new burners and ing utilities, plus $85 cleaning fee, avail. peake, Apr./May in the Bahamas. See new broiler element, works great. Needs May to September. Contact Noel Clinard www.lionswhelp.com for details. FBYC cosmetic spiffi ng up! $500 obo. Call/email 804 788 8594 or [email protected] members get a 25% discount. Contact Jeff Nica or Jeremy Waters, 434 295-1016 or For Rent: 179 Berryville Shores Thomas (804-288-2858). email [email protected] Rd. on Deagle’s Pond. 3 BR, 2 BA, LR, For Sale (2 boats): 18ft. Hobie Cat. For Sale: Flying Scot 2004, full kitchen, dining area, lg screen porch. Trailer included. $2,650.00. For Sale: Byte Excellent condition, Black Hull with red A/C, W/D, grill, canoe, bikes. $600/wk Sailboat. Great shape! $1,750.00. Call Ar- cove stripe and white bottom. Fully race Avail. June-Aug 15. [email protected] thur Wilton 776-7211 cell 804-815-9233. equipped by Harry Carpenter of Flying Fishing Bay Yacht Club P.O. Box 29186 Richmond, VA 23242-0816