July 2021 Volume XCVII Number 7 Summer Circuit Lipton Cup Classboat July • August 2021

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On the cover: Summer Circuit starting line more on pgs 8-10. Photo: Doug Peebles

2 COMMODORE VICE REAR Pete Stokka COMMODORE COMMODORE Aloha KYC, Susie Jannuzzi Bill Atherton It is officially Summer Aloha KYC family! Aloha KYC Members 2021, also known as "Tier 4" Thanks for Well, another month here on Oahu and it’s great to becoming engaged in has gone by and we are now be at a point where we can volunteering in so gaining ground getting have groups of 25 outdoors, 25 many ways. As we back to normal at the club. on recreational vessels (if your are encouraged to I am hoping that by next boat allows), groups of 10 resume our normal Telltales we should be indoors and no mask requirements outdoors. It’s fun to see routines, post vaccinations and a very restricted back to pre-covid scenario. Liz and I did our first the club so vibrant and embracing the summer with the activity period, your club really does appreciate Race Committee for the Summer Circuit and now I restaurant busy, Junior sailors all around the bay and families your input, attendance and involvement in every wish I had done this in the prior years. It was in the pool. Now in Tier 4 we have also been able to get back way. Our KYC staff has been growing and extremely exciting to watch the sailing talent we to our legendary KYC Bulkhead Races, which I see retraining to restore all our activities and events have at the club racing in the bay. We had, I believe, everyone is excited to have back again. and we want to encourage you to be part of this 25 boats signed up to race and that was either a We’ve had some exciting racing already this year with return; participating in regattas, fishing events, record, or tied the record, for the amount of boats Lipton Cup One where KYC was both the defender and tennis tournaments, 7 day a week lunches and racing in Summer Circuit. What a great job Rick winner again this year with Marcello Barra as skipper on the hosted parties and celebrations. Our restaurant is Osborne and his fellow sailors did to organize such Hobie 33 Yellow Dragon. Well done, and congratulations to gearing up to assure you quality food and a successful event. There were plenty of food, drinks, the Yellow Dragon team! We also had another successful quality service. All we need is your and if I do say so myself, great entertainment 3-day Summer Circuit event in June with Ken Kaan as the participation! throughout the weekend. Shaun and his staff did a overall winner on the Melges 24 Backbreaker. I know a few Our next steps will be a combined effort. fantastic job supporting the event. A HUGE Mahalo sailors had to hit it hard two weekends in a row with two days Your "Green Team" volunteers have several to the KYC Staff. I am hoping this is the start of a of Lipton Cup followed the next weekend by a 3-day Summer initiatives where you can assist our environment great season for the club. The Bulkhead Races are Circuit event, some great racing to start off the summer. with recycling, use of water saving tools and just now starting from the Bulkhead every Thursday Summer Circuit is the biggest racing weekend in Hawaii and good water stewardship with our bay. The evening. It is an awesome sight to see the colorful our busiest weekend at KYC. I wanted to send a big thank Oyster Keepers initiative is one of those most Spinnakers sailing out on so many boats. you to the KYC staff to making it all happen, this crew went prominent. Just be thinking how you can be part Speaking of getting started, the Fishing Fleet is above and beyond to make the club shine and everyone happy and make a positive difference. having the first Fishing Tournament of the year this for the event. Everyone from the Management team, We welcome your advice and observations month, June, with Ahi being the fish of choice for the Maintenance staff, front office, Bar, Galley and the rest of the as well. All our Board and Committee Members month. We should be seeing some of those big tuna support team did an outstanding job through the busy have their contact information in the online Club being weighed this month, after all, June is the start weekend. Please let them know you appreciate the hard work Member Directory on our website. Or, you can of the Ahi season. So keep an eye on the bulkhead they do for the club when you see them. leave a note for any of us in the office. We for the weigh in. It always fun to see the eyes of the Coming up shortly is one of my favorite races of the volunteer to support you and need to know how keiki when they see fish twice the size of them. Dan summer because of the history behind the vent. The you view our actions. and Dustin are having early discussions of a Inside Kalakaua Cup will be held on July 4 hosted by KYC and Get out..get active.. make this summer the Bay Papio Tournament in early September. There conducted offshore from the Sampan Channel. This race special for you and your family. We look are numerous sponsors already lined up and it looks goes back to King David Kalakaua when he started this race forward to seeing at the best yacht club in like a Wahine and Keiki division too. Pontoons, after he won the Hawaiian Challenge Cup on July 4,1889 Hawaii; KYC! sailboats, dinghys, and fishing boats all out on the on his yacht Healani. We continue this tradition and conduct bay looking for the elusive Papio. There will be more this race each year. The trophy is quite impressive and is one Aloha! info as we get closer. Hanapa'a! of the oldest sporting trophies in the world. We have held Susie The Tennis fleet is having its first tournament many times in the past at KYC. It is currently held at HYC, this month too! All things are getting closer to more but we hope to see that change after a great race by KYC normal times. sailors in 2021 to bring the cup home. The Galley has a bunch of new faces and As far as our fishing adventures, we haven’t mastered hopefully you will come down and meet them over the art of catching anything real offshore yet, but it’s not for some great food and drinks. I believe a new menu is the lack of trying. We did take a trip to Long Island NY and in the works and soon we will have service at the pool had great luck catching Striped Bass off the beach at Smith's area. It’s going to be a fun beginning to summer. I’ve Point, thanks to my wife’s brothers who took us out and set noticed a Lifeguard at the pool now too. I don’t know us up for success. Back in Hawaii, we ventured out and if that has anything to do with bar service at the pool launched the boat at Waianae Boat Harbor where we saw but always good to error on the side of caution☺ plenty of action, bird piles and fish jumping and fighting for The Kalakaua Cup will be hosted by KYC and food but they weren’t buying what we had to sell and sailed out on the open ocean on July 4. It is, I’ve couldn’t get a bite. My son has however had some luck on been told, the second oldest Sailboat Regatta in his 7-ft Livingston hunting Papio around both Kaneohe and history, only second to the America’s Cup. King Kailua Bay. He brought home a nice 17” Papio the other David Kalakaua was presented the Cup after night that turned out to be a great dinner. The weather winning the Hawaiian Challenge Cup in 1889. So recently, with light wind and no swell has been great for come on down and see the boats and crew and taking the Livingston out, he was even able to do some celebrate the Fourth of July. trolling past R2 and around the WETS range hoping to hook Anyway, a lot is happening at your club so up to something as big as the boat. However, no luck as far come on down and be part of it. Join the fleet of your as the "old man and the sea" story attempts yet. choice and have some fun being active in your club.

Aloha, Aloha, Pete Bill 3 JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR Jesse Andrews Summer sailing is in full swing and the kids are excited to be here! What a great opportunity for the kids to get out on the water and be with their peers again. Friday evening races have also been very popular with both adults and kids. Last week we had a few moms crewing for their five and six year old daughters and it was some very intense competition! Some of the juniors have also been getting out for the Thursday evening bulkhead races in all different types of boats. Some with other juniors and many with the adults as well. It is a great way to get more sailors involved in the club sailing events. Also Dave Brown has continuously been running adult sailing classes this summer on his own boat which has gotten lots of interest and praise. Mahalo again to all the volunteer helpers from the juniors that help with the sailing classes in the mornings to the parents, Andy Bates with Friday night races, Kim Ickler and Downing Lu with the Swap meet and many Race Committee events. All the staff and Board FRIDAY NIGHT UPDATE members have also gone above and beyond with the weekend events such as Summer By Andy Bates Circuit and Lipton Cup. What a great club to be a part of! So please remember how lucky we are here at KYC and to give back with volunteering and helping out when Friday Night racing is back to it’s pre-Covid levels with the changing of the we all have time. State’s Tier level from three to four. We are averaging 12-15 racers each Friday Here are some upcoming junior events. with more adults stepping-up and helping with the rigging and rescues when Contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Aloha, Jesse needed. Special Mahalo to Downing Lu who has helped with the scoring, mark US Sailing Smythe Singlehanded Championship Qualifier: July 1st and 2nd at Waikiki Yacht Club. drops and pick-ups this year, and Karen Lattanzi who continues to help. Jesse US Sailing Bemis Double Handed Championship Qualifier: July 6-8 at Waikiki Yacht Club. Andrews helps the Juniors and adults with using the boats for racing. The Friday Night racing is for intermediate and advanced racers------Not for people to go US Sailing Sears Championship Qualifier:July 16-17. Teams will be allowed to practice on the 15th. for a pleasure sail on a Friday night in a club boat. Junior Olympic Festival for El Toro Fleet at Waikiki Yacht Club on July 12th. Junior Olympic Festival for Open Skiff Fleet at Waikiki Yacht Club on July 13th. Open Skiff State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club August 7th and 8th. Hawaii Laser Association Events on August 7th and 8th at Kaneohe Yacht Club. Laser State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club, September 11th and 12th. El Toro State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club, September 25th.

Thursday night race with the youngest of the junior sailors on Yellow Dragon 4 Marcello Barra accepts the Lipton Cup trophy from Anj

WYC Andrew Meade - Maverick

Jane Sawyer & Anj Cheung

Victor Lozano & Dale Coarsey

Yellow Dragon, team KYC Lipton Cup Champs.

Mark Petriritz, Billy Bowers & crew HYC Steven Eder - Kurrewa Sir Thomas Lipton Cup One Regatta photos: Tom Pochereva by Tom Pochereva After a one year layover in 2020, HYRA yacht clubs gathered for the The double windward leeward course was approximately 6 nautical 2021 Sir Thomas Lipton Challenge Cup One Regatta. This event is hosted miles in length with the start/finish/leeward mark on the ‘shallow’ 35 foot by the previous club champions, also known as the defenders. Kaneohe shelf to the NW of Sampan Chanel mark R2. It was here that the swells Yacht Club, as defender from 2019, was pleased to have challengers from often formed into 10-15 faces that made for great surfing for the boats, Hawaii and Waikiki Yacht Clubs for this year. though it was a little monotonous for the Race Committee bobbing at anchor Each year the Historical Trophies Advisory Board publishes a for 4 hours. document called the ‘Authorization to Award’ which outlines the conditions After two days and five races with boats trading places around the of event and the Notice of Challenge which outlines the schedule for HYRA course the defending host KYC held onto the trophy. This year’s the member clubs to challenge the defender. The Notice of Race and Sailing excellent competition should ensure a great participation next year. Instructions outline what a yacht needs for the regatta and where it will be sailed. It is up to Neptune (Roman God of freshwater, the sea and the winds) Boat Club R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Total Place to provide an exciting regatta. This year there was no lack of wind or waves Yellow Dragon KYC 1 1 1 1 1 5 1st which made for exciting beats to weather into large swells and fabulous Maverick WYC 2 3 3 2 2 12 2nd surfing downwind. Kurrewa HYC 3 2 2 3 3 13 3rd Hawaii Yacht Club raced the Farr 38 Kurrewa with skipper Steven Eder and crew Travis Scott, Rich Smith, Robin Karren, Steve Martin, Keri Scott, Post race celebrations for the event was co-ordinated by Club Manager James “Sunny” Mills, Seamus F. Murphy, Dillon Rainwater, Joe Bardouche, Shaun Myers, Water Front Coordinator Kyle Morton, Chef Petri Ahonen Bill Adams, Eric “EP” Page, Cody Jarrett and Marley Cusick. and our new Floor Manager Diana, included ‘Socially Distanced’ tables, Waikiki Yacht Club raced the X-35 Maverick with skipper Andrew with a delicious spread of Meade and crew Sean Doyle, Parker Johnson, Andrew Porter, Andrew Ahi Poke, Lumpia, Spicy Soy Beans, Coconut Shrimp, Veggie Dim McDonald, Ole Pedersen, Ryan Rothwell, Chris Fredreis, Jackson Warner, Sum and, of course, a few libations. Chris Fogle, Michael Fisher, Vanessa Cass, James Mitchell, Gary Evoniuk Many thanks to our Regatta Chair ‘Anj’ and her supporting crew. On and Mark Cass. the Mark Boats: Kevin Rogers, Maddy Kennedy, Andy Johnson, Craig Kaneohe Yacht Club raced the Hobie 33 Yellow Dragon with skipper Brown, Fizz Foster and Billy Bowers. On the Race Committee: Victor Mark Barra and crew Jessie Andrews, Raoul Magana, Jeff Cruise, Ian Lozano, Ian Scott, Dale Coarsey, Matt Moore and Anj Cheung. Our Judges Towill, Phillip Katzman, Mark Petritz, Jake Arcand and Pete Stokka with for the event were Michael Roth, Steve Thomas and Tim Andrews. alternates of Victor Lozano, Katie Cruise and Erik Akhuus. 5 MINUTES TENNIS Fleet Ops Goal 3 By Donlei Darnell June 22, 2021 Another month and closer to being “Normal” again……can not wait to put Meeting: The June meeting of the Fleet ops Goal 3 meeting took place at KYC the masks in a drawer somewhere and hopefully never needed again!!! on June 22. The meeting started at 6:00 and ended at 6:40. In attendance were NEWS FLASH: We actually held a tournament last month (the results are Andy Bates and Maddy Kennedy. below) and there will be another this month on July 17th with a court side 1.The meeting opened with a review of tasks completed during the month. potluck. All the details will be sent out soon and if you want to volunteer to be a. The Energy Observer visit was recapped. The team agreed to build on the part of the event, please call Lynn at (949) 370-7070. experience and review proposal opportunities related to the Energy Observer technologies. The team will track the progress of the ship as it travels around the world. b. The water bill for last month was $$$$$. This shows that a little water conservation goes a long way. Let’s keep at it. c. The MOU with the Waterkeepers is almost complete. The initial installation of the 6 cages will occur in July. A press event and celebration with some invited VIPs is being planned. d. Goal Team three members will start attending the Goal Team 2 meetings as Ad Hoc members meetings so coordination will. e. A separate line item in the club budget for “Sustainability Projects” is being set-up with the $5500 the Energy Observer donated to the club for staying on G pier and hosting tours. The Commodore and Fleet Ops committee are briefing this new line item to the Board. They are interested in the specific sustainable projects we use the funds for as they travel around the world. Respectfully submitted, Our Tennis Fleet is back as evidenced by the weekend tennis; last month’s Goal Team 3 tournament and the Ladies Round Robin…….all these show the Tennis Fleet is alive and excited to be back.

Due to the abbreviated activity schedule last year dues for 2021 will be $10 a person. If you have already paid for the year, you will be eligible for a refund or just let the Fleet have the additional funds. JoAnn Goebert is still in charge of money (She really likes that job!!) and you can mail dues to 584 Kaimalino, Kailua, HI 96734 or drop it off at the club office in an envelope marked Tennis Fleet.

6 FISHING FLEET DECKHANDS By Dan McLlelan By Pam Isayama Fishing Family and Fun. This is the motto for the 2021 Fishing Fleet. Our first tournament just ended and it came down to the last day. Fish were being Like many other groups, the Deckhands were caught, but not the right fish. It is a good thing that this is a dedicated group of excited to meet at least partially in-person in June, ladies and gentlemen who love to fish. The fish for the month of June was Ahi, and in July we will celebrate meeting all in-person. and for anyone that does not know, an Ahi is a yellowfin tuna that weighs more We have missed seeing all our smiling faces that 100 lbs. If it does not weigh at least 100 lbs. it is a shibi and does not count together. for the fish of the month (although it still tastes great). The Ahi for June were In late June we wished our Susie Jannuzzi a not biting until the last day, and just as luck has it, there was one lone fisherman happy birthday, but only at a distance as she’s on the Mainland taking her beloved father home. The Deckhand of the Month on the water. Not only did he bring in one ahi, but he had two. Jim Hull won Lynn Douglas on the last day of the month, so never give up. gentleman came to visit Susie and David for 2 There is still time to join the Fishing Fleet for 2021. We are just getting weeks but ended up staying for a year and a half, thanks to COVID! started and we are hoping to have a big tournament in September for fishing in The Deckhands were so pleased to be able to contribute merchandise to the Bay. All can join. There are sign up sheets at the front desk and I can be the Swap Meet benefitting the Junior Sailing. Ralph Foulger, Kim Ickler and reached at mclellanllc.com with any of your questions. Remember our motto, their gang did a great job supporting the Junior program. Fishing Family and Fun. Hope to see you all with fish on the line. We hope you’ve had a chance to visit the Locker on a Thursday night or Sunday morning. Our new merchandise has been a great success, and our Captain Dan standbys are always popular. Please stop by and say hi. Our Deckhand of the Month in July is Lynn Douglas. We want to thank her for her continued longtime support of the Locker, and like other honorees, she will be entitled to a 25% Locker discount, up to $100, for the month. Lynn, with her friendly smile and fun personality, is well known at the club where she has been a member for 40 years. A Bostonian who never lost her accent, she was a gate agent with American Airlines for three decades. While married to Kiwi Albrecht who sadly passed 10 years ago, Lynn and Kiwi were fixtures at the sandbar where they hosted legendary parties. Boatmen must be in Lynn’s blood because she met and married Patrick Douglas 4 years ago. Lynn was giving her granddaughter a birthday party and had some balloons that needed to blown up. Luckily, along came Patrick who has here after delivering a boat from California. A few visits back and forth and the club is glad we have them both among our members.

Ahi by Jim Hull

Shout out to Kawika Tumilowicz, Class of 2021 Le Jardin Graduate. Headed off to Margaret Peebles, Ralph Foulger and Downing Lu the California Maritime Academy in the fall. Kawika is a Junior Sailor and avid setting up to sell at the Swap Meet. The event raised over $1,000.00 fisherman who caught this Ono with his father and grandfather in June. “The Ono for KYC’s Junior Sailing Program.Many thanks to all the vendors and hit just outside Moku Manu on the shortest line in the spread 30 seconds after I put buyers who helped this event be successful. it out.” Congrats Kawika! We wish you well! 7 Summer Circuit 2021 Photos: Ken Fitzgerald-Case

Backbreaker, Ken Kaan First Place SC 2021 Restraining Order, Andy Johnson 2nd Place SC 2021

007, Don Aakhus 3rd Place SC 2021 Maka’ala, Isaac Gillette 4th Place SC 2021

Papio, Pete Stokka 5th Place SC 2021 Crusader, Bob Stephenson 6th Place SC 2021

RV Aloha, Leslie Foster 7th Place SC 2021 Final Final, Rick Osborne 8th Place SC 2021 8 Bob Ale, Cash Flow Baconberger, Mike Bacon Thank you Race Committee!

Joust, Steve Wells Valkyrie, Tom Pochereva

Thank you Floatboat and all support boats! Dave Nottage, Pursuit - Mike Pacholski, Lono Rakali, Mark Andrade More photos on page 10

Summer Circuit Scoring 2021 6/11/2021 - 6/13/2021 Thanks to our sponsors, volunteers and club staff, the 2021 KYC Summer Circuit was a successful three day regatta, the largest of its kind in Hawaii with 24 entries!! The weather kept the Race Committee and the racers busy, the competition was stiff and the after parties great. Congratulations to the winners!!! Stand by for 2022. Mahalo toto our sponsors

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10 2021 Kalakaua Cup Hosted by Kaneohe Yacht Club

Date: Sunday July 4, 2021 Event: Three races on the coastal waters outside Kaneohe Bay Skippers Briefing: 5:30pm Thursday July 1, 2021 at KYC Notice of Race: KYC Website or RegattaNetwork.com/event/22751 Contact: KYC Front Office at (808) 247-4121

History of the Kalakaua Cup The Kalakaua Cup is one of sailing’s oldest and most prestigious trophies. The Cup was first presented to King David Kalakaua after he won the Hawaiian Challenge Cup on July 4th, 1889 with the yacht Healani. After the races, the story is told that the King filled the Cup with champagne and passed it around to all the sailors. Continuing the tradition, the Kalakaua Cup Regatta will be sailed on July 4th offshore Kaneohe Bay.

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11 12 KYC SUMMER SAILING CLASSES 2021 Aloha Everyone, Experience Required. Sailing Levels 5-6. This class is for kids with prior Summer Sailing sign ups are available from this link experience in these foiling vehicles and are categorized as intermediate to https://theclubspot.com/register/camp/2KfykwQdS6/class If you are interested advanced foilers. They must be able to foil around a course and are looking to in summer sailing classes I strongly suggest you sign up ASAP as classes are improve their foiling skills. . Wind and Wing foilers must have their own gear and limited to 8 or nine students due to COVID restrictions. be able to stay upwind. They can choose to either practice maneuvers and skills Classes will be run in two week sessions through 7/23 followed by two or participate in course racing with the WASZPS and Wind Foilers when they one week sessions in the end of summer. We are very fortunate to have the Ray want to. Lifejackets are required and helmets are very strongly recommended. Sanborn fund available to help share the cost of the KYC sailing classes for students that would like to apply for financial assistance. After signing up for SAILING LEVELS: classes you can attach your receipt to the scholarship application found here Level 1 Young Novice: https://www.kamaainakids.com/kamaaina-kids-ray-sanborn Ages 8-10 that are relatively new to sailing. Learning the essentials of sailing. Some skills taught will be to pass a swim test, right a capsized boat, tie a variety CLASS DATES of knots, three ways to tell where the wind is coming from, Use and understand Session I: June 1 - June 10 (no class June 11th due to Summer Circuit) hand signals on the water, name points of sail and rigging and derigging boats. Session II: June 14 - June 25 On the water skills taught will be: Follow the leader, sail a figure 8 course, sail Session III: June 28 - July 9 a triangle course, sail to the dock safely, Tack and jibe and learn how to get out Session IV: July 12 - July 23 of irons. These classes will have a student to adult ratio of 5 to 1 or less. Session V: July 26 - July 30 (one week) Session VI: August 2 - August 6 (one week) Level 2 Novice Ages 9-16 that are relatively new to sailing. May have taken a sailing class Session V and VI are one week sessions, the rest are two week. Session I is 8 before but still working on skippering the boat back to the club, docking, being days instead of ten since no class on May 31 or June 4th. able to sail upwind and adjust to the various wind conditions. Pass a man The Foil Racing class is open to WASZP, Wind and Wing foilers with their own overboard recovery, learn basic right of way rules. After showing instructors equipment. We will have three spots open for this class for the club WASZPS that they are sufficient at sailing around a course in tradewinds as a skipper and based on experience. We will also have a weekly adult sailing class with times a crew, rigging and derigging, safely land properly tacking and jibing, docking, and dates TBA. Here are the classes that are going to be offered this summer. tying the various knots then they are ready to be Level 3!

AM Novice Topper Class 930am to 1230pm Recommended Age 9+ No Level 3 intermediate experience required, sailing levels 1-2. Eight year olds are occasionally allowed These sailors will be working on skippering a boat safely and proficiently. They with prior experience. Entry Level class for primarily beginning sailors. This will be introduced to O'Pen Skiffs (Bics), El Toro's and possibly Lasers and class is taught in Toppers and emphasizes knowledge of the boat, rigging, basics 420's. They must learn to properly rig and derig these boats. Learn how to steer of sailing, water safety and building confidence in boat handling on all points the boat using their weight and sail trim, tacking and jibing correctly in up to 15 of sail. Swimming proficiency is required. Students must be able to demonstrate knots of wind. Learn how a start and a race works. Be able to use the hiking strap the ability to swim two lengths of the swimming pool, unassisted and without and sail "on the wind" for an upwind leg of the course. Know how to read the use of flotation devices. telltales and learn the five basic racing rules.

AM Intro to Single-handed Sailing 9am to Noon Age 9+ Experience Level 4 Advanced intermediate required. Sailing levels 2-4. This class is for the sailor who is looking to get By now you are sailing in the local races such as the KYC Friday night fun races involved with racing and is primarily taught in Toppers, Bics and El Toros. and are starting to sail in the HYSA events and other local races. You are There will be an emphasis on boat handling skills and racing tactics. comfortable sailing in 15 knots without too much assistance. You know how to find the favored end of the starting line and are getting better at roll tacking and AM O'Pen Skiff (BIC) and Laser Racing 9:30-12:30 Age 9+ Experience sailing wind shifts correctly upwind and down. You can tack and jibe without Required. Sailing levels 4-6. This is for the Junior who understands the basic much issue in up to 15 knots of wind. fundamentals of sailing, including: rigging, points of sail, docking and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and able to sail a Level 5 Advanced boat by themselves. Focus will be on training for upcoming regattas. Sailing You have gone to events and have placed in the top three in an event with more will be in El Toros, Open Bics, Lasers, FJs, 29ers, and/or 420s (depending on than three people! You are starting to enjoy the racing circuit and can handle a what regatta the Junior is training for). full sized El Toro and Bic sail in 15 knots of wind. You enjoy the challenge of heavier winds and the thrill of going fast and learning the finite skills such as PM Intermediate to Advanced Topper /O'Pen Skiff 1:00-4:00 Recommended low speed start maneuvering, surfing waves, using the spinnaker on the 420, Age 9+ Experience recommended, Sailing levels 3-4. Students that have already trapezing and competing with the KYC race team at regattas! taken the beginning Topper class (or who are currently enrolled), and wish to further develop sailing skills and get comfortable sailing on their own are eligible Level 6 Expert! to take this class. Concepts learned in the beginning class are built upon. Students You are able to skipper and crew in 420's and have competed in events with a will get the chance to learn how to single-handed sail in Toppers in this class trapeze and spinnaker. You are able to sail boats in over 15 knots of wind and feel comfortable. You enjoy helping others by showing them to properly rig PM Double-handed and Laser racing class 1pm-4pm Age 11+ Experience and instructing on and off the water. You are starting to do qualifying regattas Required. Sailing levels 4-6. This is for the Junior who understands the basic and travelling to the mainland for National events. If you are sailing fundamentals of sailing, including: rigging, points of sail, docking and double-handed boats you have a steady partner. You can sail the 29er and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and able to sail a recover from capsizing on your own even with the spinnaker up. You or your boat by themselves. Focus will be on training for upcoming regattas. Sailing crew can tight reach with the spinnaker and on the trapeze. You know the rules will be mostly in 420's, 29ers and Lasers(depending on what regatta the Junior of sailing and show good sportsmanship and seamanship! Congrats if you make is training for). it this far in sailing! You will make lifelong friends all over the country and even the world. Sailing can be addicting and turn into a lifelong sport and PM Advanced WASZP, Windsurf foil and Wing foil Racing 1:30-4:30 lifestyle! http://www.kaneoheyachtclub.com/web/pages/summer-sailing You must be pre approved for this advanced racing class from Jesse. Age 13+ 13 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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