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Spring SeriesThe Spring Series is known for great weather, good wind - and it's the beginning of the formal sailing season. This race series can take a variety of course designs: the Triangle Course, the W-L (Windward-Leeward) Course and the Olympic Course. Each course name links to the graphic used to announce the race and will give new racer a good idea of what to expect.
A Flyout of the proposed race course and start information will be posted on this website during the week of the race and updated regularly; subject to change with changes in wind and weather conditions and other factors.
Final start locations are determined the morning of the race.
It is a captain's responsibility to check the website after 9 am for final race course specifics.
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Summer SeriesGreat weather, variety of winds, from flat to fresh, is the Summer Series - and it can be hot, hot, hot. Fun and challenging, the Summer Series can be a great test of skills.
This race series can be run in one fo the three course shapes: the Triangle Course, the W-L (Windward-Leeward) Course and the Olympic Course. Each course name links to the graphic used to announce the race and will give new racer a good idea of what to expect.
A Flyout of the proposed race course and start information will be posted on this website during the week of the race and updated regularly; subject to change with changes in wind and weather conditions and other factors.
Final start locations are determined the morning of the race.
It is a captain's responsibility to check the website after 9 am for final race course specifics.
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Fall SeriesGreat weather and good wind typically describe the Fall Series plus fall colors to the beauty of sail. This race series can take a variety of course shapes: the Triangle Course, the W-L (Windward-Leeward) Course and the Olympic Course. Each course name links to the graphic used to announce the race and will give new racer a good idea of what to expect.
A Flyout of the proposed race course and start information will be posted on this website during the week of the race and updated regularly; subject to change with changes in wind and weather conditions and other factors.
Final start locations are determined the morning of the race.
It is a captain's responsibility to check the website after 9 am for final race course specifics.
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Commodore's CupThe longest of the Club's races, the races of this series begin just off Johnson Point, run to the dam and then into each of the two largest coves, finishing at Johnson Point. This is the only series with two winners - "Line Honors" (first boat across the finish line) and the Corrected Time winner (boat handicaps appliied). Check out the "Lake Course".
This is the best series to observe a race, because if you can see the water, you'll likely see the boats racing. The Lake Course image will give you a good idea of the best observation locations. These races are the last series of the year, held in the Fall.
A Flyout of the proposed race course and start information will be posted on this website during the week of the race and updated regularly; subject to change with changes in wind and weather conditions and other factors.
It is a captain's responsibility to check the website after 9 am for final race course specifics.
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SocialNotice the number of events in this category. We are nothing if we're not social. Our Kickoff BYOB and Awards Banquet open and close a season filled with BYOBs, Lobsterfest, Pizza Parties, etc. SLSC is not just for sailors! Come join the fun!
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Non-Racing Event (NRE)With one exception, NREs are on-water, fun events which include our traditional Come Aboard Invitational, Small Sail Boat and Kayak Tours, Sail Arounds and Informal Races. Also included in this category is our season opening Skippers and Race Committee meeting.
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EducationalEducational events are primarily the sailing school. It is an excellent beginning education for any non-sailor or refresher for someone who's not sailed in a while. Five half-days of fun on the water. Come learn "your new hobby"!
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Special Racing Event (SRE)New this year, these are informal mid-week races. Some may know them as "beer can races". Informal is the key word - in every sense.
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HolidaysHolidays are taken from the current Federal Holiday public holidays. It is by no means a complete list, but one that is recognized nationally. Should you wish to have other holiday notifications listed, contact the Commodore.
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