Twilight Yachts Division #1.

Well once again “count backs” have dominated Division 1 sailing at SLMASC. Just goes to show that our club has one very competitive twilight sailing group. Who would have thought that an afternoon sail (and the odd beer or 5 / 6) could produce such brilliant and competitive sailing. Congratulations go to:-

1. YOUR SHOUT
2. CHRISTINA
3. LAKES 11

Twilight Yacht Division #2.

Unlike the Spring point-score, there was no-one that dominated Division 2, so the sailing was ultra competitive with every race position counting for the summer series. Congratulations go to:-

1. SUNDOWNER
2. TONIC
3. ODIN

Find out how you went, click on the Yachts page and scroll down to Pointscore Results.

Smooth Sailing

Team SLMASC

Wangi Amateur Sailing Club, in conjunction with the “Northern NSW Sabot Association” host SABOT DEVELOPMENT CAMP 2014 .

Wangi RSL Amateur Sailing Club (WASC) in conjunction with the Northern New South Wales Sabot Sailing Association (NNSWSSA) will host a sabot development camp on the weekend of March 8th and 9th, 2014. Young sabot sailors of all levels will enjoy a weekend of intense fun and sailing on the protected waters of Wangi Bay on Lake Macquarie.

NNSWSSA coaches Haylee Outteridge, Nina Long, Henry Makin, Jack Buchan, Hannah Lipscombe and local assistants will provide two days of high quality training. This will include on water “skills & drills” along with off water theory and rule sessions, all aimed at improving our young sailors skills and knowledge. For those kids who would like try out their newly acquired skills, on Sunday the final 2 heats (9 & 10) of the Northern Zone sabot championships that will be incorporated into the Lake Mac Youth Regatta will be sailed with everyone encouraged to enter.

Further details can be found on the Dinghy Page of Team SLMASC website.

Smooth Sailing

Team SLMASC

Come along to the Teralba ASC O’PEN BIC DEMO DAY!

When? 15th February 2014 Starting at 10.00am
Where? Teralba Amateur Sailing Club!

Who’s invited? Begginer or advanced, sailors young and old – come along and check out the O’pen BIC.

The O’pen BIC Class is fairly unique compared to other youth classes in Australia. The boat has a self draining hull which is responsive and performs well in a range of conditions. It’s 4.5m2 monofilm sail is sleeved onto a two piece mast which makes for easy, quick rigging and the kids love the way they look! Sailors from the age of 8 up to 15 can comfortably and competitively sail an O’pen BIC, it has a capacity of 90kg so Mum, Dad, Gran or Grandpa can have a go too!

If you would like to see technical specification about the class visit: www.openbic.com

For more information contact the Class Association Secretary: oliver@bicsport.com.au