SCYYRA Yearbook 2003 15-16 SCYA Midwinters Mission Bay PCC #1 March TBD So Cal ABYC or CBYC Open...
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2003 SCYYRA Southern California Youth Yacht Racing Association Racing Calendar and Yearbook www.scyyra.org
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SCYYRASouthernCaliforniaYouthYachtRacingAssociation
RacingCalendarandYearbookwww.scyyra.org
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SouthernCaliforniaYouthYachtRacingAssociation
An organization formed in October 1977, under Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA), for the purpose of dedicating itself to the improvement of sailing skills among youth racing sailors in Southern California.
Association goals are accomplished by:• Publishing a master calendar of youth sailing events.• Setting up sailing instructor seminars.• Coordinating and sponsoring One Design seminars.• Stressing the importance of participation in US Sailing Junior Championships and communicating the methods to accomplish this.• Sponsoring six regatta series of four or more races each throughout the year: the North Perpetual Trophy for Naples Sabots; the Ullman Perpetual Trophy for Lasers; the Frost Perpetual Trophy for Laser Radials; the Perry Perpetual Trophy for 420ʼs; the Dick Sweet Team Race for Naples Sabots and the Shadden series for CFJʼs.• Awarding the Stewart Carpenter Memorial Trophy for the top boy-girl CFJ finisher at the Southern California Junior Olympic Regatta.• Disseminating information regarding youth activities through SCYYRA representatives at Member Yacht Clubs.• Acting as an “ombudsman” for junior skippers and their One Design racing associations.• Coordination of youth activities through SCYA, US Sailing and CISA.• Acting as a contact with US Sailing Youth Committees.• Creating a long range planning committee to revise and further the association goals.
UsefulWebsitesSo Cal Youth Yacht Racing Assoc. .............................................www.scyyra.orgU.S. Sailing Association ......................................................... www.ussailing.org Interscholastic Sailing Association ...................... www.highschoolsailingusa.orgPacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association .........................www.pcisa.orgIntercollegiate Sailing Association of NA .........................www.collegesailing.orgPacific Coast Intercollegiate YRA......................... www.collegesailing.org/pciyraClub420 Class Association.......................................................www.club420.orgLaser Class North America............................................................www.laser.orgInternational Naples Sabot Association............................www.naples-sabot.org29er Class Association .................................................................. www.29er.orgU.S. Sabot Association.............................................................www.ussabot.orgCFJ Class Association.............................................................. www.cfjclass.org
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December 2002
Dear Enthusiastic 29er:
Our Pacific Coast 2003 schedule is the following:
February 15-16 SCYA Midwinters Mission Bay PCC #1
March TBD So Cal ABYC or CBYC Open
April 5-6
April 12-15
April 19-20
Spring Dingy
CISA
Elevstrom
St. FYC
ABYC
St.FYC
Open
Juniors
Open
May 24-25 MD Skiff Festival SBYC PCC #2
June 28-29
July 10-13
Rocky Point, Sonora
Jr. Olympic Festival
Tucson SC
Mission Bay YC
Open
Juniors
July 12-13
July 18-20 High Sierra
North American Huntington Lake
Gorge Locks, OR Open
Open/PCC #3
August 8-10 August 16-17
August 29- 31
Pacific Coast Champ Junior Festival
USA Nationals
Cabrllo Beach YC Encinal YC
Coronado YC
Open/PCC #4 Juniors
PCC #5
September TBD
September 27-28
FUN Regatta
Totally Dingy
Santa Cruz YC
Richmond YC
Juniors
Open
October 25-26 Goblin SBSC PCC #6
November 22-23 Turkey Day ABYC Open
December 5-6
December 26-29
Midwinters
Orange Bowl
Richmond YC
Coral Reef YC
Open
Juniors
PCC Series: PCC High Point Series (6 events), with one throw out.
Note that all dates and venues are subject to change. Rocky Point needs to be confirmed by March 1 (tentative). Check with Dave before traveling: [email protected]
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OFFICERSChairman: Gary Grimes (LIYC) Email: [email protected] Via Eboli, Newport Beach, CA 92663(949) 723-6272
Vice Chairman: Mike Blecher (Cal YC) Email: [email protected] Smokewood Fullerton, CA 92831 (213) 689-0525
Secretary: Debbie Diller (BYC) Email: [email protected] Anita Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660 (949) 650-9239
Treasurer: Linn Aitken (BCYC) Email: [email protected] Carnation Avenue, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 (949) 673-2500 Fax (949) 675-3220
DIRECTORSGina Bernson, Mike Blecher, Bill Campbell, Carrie Dair, Cassie DeCurtis, Adam Deermount, Debbie Diller, Jeff Grange, Gary Grimes, Tim Hogan, Virginia How-ard, Mike Segerblom,
CHAIRPERSONSOrange Bowl Barbie Blecher (CalYC) (714) 871-1184 North Series Bridget Shear (MBYC) (858) 488-0501Sweet Series Adam Deermount (NHYC) (949) 723-6856Ullman/Frost Series Carrie Dair (CalYC) (310) 823-4567 Perry Series Larry Law/Adrienne DeWolf (949) 729-1680Shadden Series Mike Segerblom (USSC) (562) 433-7939Calif. Intʼl Sail. Assoc. (CISA) Marylee Goyan (619) 435-2828US Sailing Regional Training
Coordinator Adrienne DeWolfe (714) 840-6339
PAST CHAIRMENTom Shadden (LBYC) Dick Sweet (BYC) Betty Pinckney (BYC),Marylee Goyan (SDYC) Oliver Peters (SDYC) Jan Cassel (BCYC),Diane Armstrong (CalYC) Don Becker (BYC) Jerry Frick (HHYC),Mike Bingham (CorYC) Don Zinn (CBYC) Bob Captain (SDYC)Jack Oliver (ABYC) George Diskant (CalYC) Bill Campbell (SDYC)
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSTom Shadden (LBYC) Dick Sweet (BYC)Betty Pinckney (BCYC) Marylee Goyan (SDYC)
2003CommitteeChairsSouthernCaliforniaYouthYachtRacingAssociation
Cover: 2002 Orange Bowl Sailing TeamPhoto by: Mike Blecher
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JANUARY 20034-5 Sat-Sun ABYC Rose Bowl (High School 3/5) CFJ11-12 Sat-Sun SDYC North Series #3 Sabot11-12 Sat-Sun BYC Perry #4 42011-12 Sat-Sun SDYC SDYC Jr. Invitational (North 3/4) NSabot12 Sun ABYC Chapped Cheek #1 NSabot18 Sat BYC So Cal #3 CFJ19 Sun LIYC Midwinter Tune-Up NSabot28-1 Tues-Sat Miami Miami OCR OL Classes
FEBRUARY 20031 Sat CISA Applications Due1 Sat SDYC Shadden Series (3/4) CFJ1 Sat ABYC Chapped Cheek #2 NSabot1 Sat SDYC SCYYRA Meeting5-9 Wed-Sun Annapolis, MD U.S. Sailing Jr. Sailing Symposium 8 Sat Cal YC So Cal #4 CFJ8 Sat SWYC Doublehanded Luff-in CFJ,4209 Sun SWYC Singlehanded Luff In NSabot, Laser, Laser Radial15-16 Sat-Sun ABYC/MBYC High Points Midwinters Weekend L,LR,CFJ,42015-16 Sat-Sun MBYC SCYA Midwinters PCC#1 29er15-16 Sat-Sun DRYC US Sabot High Point #1 US Sabot15-16 Sat-Sun NHYC SCYA Midwinters Juniors NSabot22-23 Sat-Sun Stanford Cardinal (High School 4/5) CFJ27-1 Thurs-Sat Florida Laser Midwinters East
MARCH 2003 1 Sat KHYC Ken Hoover Memorial-High Point #2 US Sabot8-9 Sat-Sun ABYC Shadden #4 and Manning Series NSabot,CFJ9 Sun Dana Point YC Festival of Whales Jr. Charity Regatta NSabot14-16 Sat-Sun MBYC Laser Midwinters West - Ullman/Frost #2 L/LR15-16 Sat-Sun NHYC Spring Gold Cup (North #4) NSabot16 Sun ABYC Chapped Cheek #3 NSabot22-23 Fri-Sun ABYC Olympic Classes Regatta OL Classes+LR22 Sat Oceanside YC SDAYC Doublehanded Luff In 420/CFJ23 Sun Oceanside YC SDAYC Luff In NSabot,L,LR29-30 Sat-Sun SBYC Gaucho (High School 5/5) CFJ
APRIL 20031 Tue Youth Championship Application Deadline5 Sat LIYC Spring Dinghy Regatta NSabot5-6 Sat-Sun SBYC Perry #5/420 PCC’s 4206 Sun MBYC SoCal #5 CFJ12 Sat USSCLB SCYYRA Meeting12-15 Sat-Tue ABYC CISA Clinic 29er,420,CFJ,L,LR16-19 Wed-Sat SWYC US Sailing Level I Instructor Course26-27 Sat-Sun USSCLB Pacific Coast Championship-Silver Fleet HS CFJ26-27 Sat-Sun SanFranciscoYC Pacific Coast Championship High School CFJ26 Sat SMWYC Charley Brown Regatta High Point #3 US Sabot27 Sun NHYC Opening Day Regatta NSabot, L,CFJ
SCYYRA2003JUNIORRACE
CALENDARITISALWAYSWISETOCHECKDATES,BOATS
ANDQUALIFICATIONSWELLBEFOREAPPEARINGATAREGATTA
NOTE: All dates subject to change. Check with your Junior Director. We make every effort to be accu-rate, but changes do occur.
MAY 20033-4 Sat-Sun MBYC Baker PCC Championships CFJ4 Sun CalYC Ullman / Frost #3 L,LR4 Sun CalYC Sanguinetti Dinghy Regatta High Point #4 US Sabots10-11 Sat-Sun New Hampshire Mallory Cup High School Nationals CFJ17-18 Sat-Sun USSC Harold Adams Team Race CFJ18 Sun BCYC Jr. Leukemia Cup Regatta NSabot, CFJ, L, LR17 Sat SDYC Doublehanded Luff-In CFJ, 42018 Sun SDYC Singlehanded Luff-In NSabot, L, LR23-26 Fri-Mon DRYC US Sailing Level I Instructor Course24-25 Sat-Sun MBYC Baker High School Nationals (Team Racing) CFJ24-25 Sat-Sun SBYC MD Skiff Festival- PCC #2 29er24-25 Sat-Sun ABYC Memorial Day Regatta NSabot30-31 Fri-Mon BCYC US Sailing Level I Instructor Course (Also June 1-2)
JUNE 20031-2 Fri-Mon BCYC US Sailing Level I Instructor Course(Also May 30-31)1 Sun LIYC Balboa Bay Fleet Spring Races NSabot1 Sun WLYC Westlake Cup High Point #5 US Sabot7 Sat ABYC Area J Singlehanded Champs (O’day) Laser7 Sat BYC Sears Eliminations Santana 207 Sat MBYC Doublehanded Luff-In CFJ,4208 Sun MBYC Singlehanded Luff-In NSabot,L,LR8 Sun USSCLB SCYYRA Clinic 420, Laser14 Sun DRYC US Sabot High Point #6 US Sabot20-26 Fri-Thu MilwaukeeYC US Youth Champs L,42022 Sun LIYC Jr. Commodore’s Cup NSabot28 Sat SBYC Semana Nautica- First Day High Point #7 US Sabot 28-29 Sat-Sun CBYC West Marine Fun Regatta Optis,US Sabot,CFJ,LR30 Mon SDYC Sweet Team Race 1/3 NSabot
JULY 20035-11 Sat-Fri Tulsa, OK Ida Lewis Women’s Doublehanded 4205-6 Sat-Sun ABYC Fourth of July Regatta NSabot7 Mon ABYC Sweet Team Race 2/3 NSabot10 Thur Membership Due For Jr. Nationals NSabot10-13 Thur-Sun MBYC So. Cal Junior Olympic Festival 420,CFJ,L,LR12 Sat SBYC SCYYRA Meeting11-12 Fri-Sat Marion, MA Snipe Jr. Nationals Snipe13 Sun LIYC Mid Summer Regatta NSabot14 Mon LIYC Sabot II North NSabot15 Tue CorYC Sabot II South NSabot18 Fri SDYC/CorYC Dutch Shoe Marathon NSabot18-20 Fri-Sun Gorge Locks, OR 29er North Americans – PCC #5 29er19-20 Sat-Sun NHYC Summer Gold Cup (Laser SoCal Chps) NSabot, L, LR 19 Sat Coronado YC Singlehanded Luff In NSabot,L,LR20 Sun Coronado YC Doublehanded Luff In CFJ/42020 Sun Westlake YC US Sabot High Point #8 US Sabot21 Mon NHYC Sweet Team Race 3/3 NSabot23 Ocside YC Wed Sabot II Invitational Championship NSabot24-27 Thurs-Sun CalYC CFJ Nationals CFJ
AUGUST 2003 2-8 Sat-Fri Leiter Cup LR4-7 Mon-Thu Balboa Bay Sabot Nationals NSabot9-13 Fri-Wed Toledo, OH Bemis/Smythe 420, Laser8-10 Fri-Sun CBYC 29er Pacific Coast Champs – PCC #4 29er10-13 Sun-Wed Detroit, MI Sears 4 People/Colgate 26’s13-14 Wed-Thu Alamitos Bay Flt Sea Festival Regatta NSabot16-17 Sat-Sun Encinal YC NorCal Junior Olympic Festival 420, CFJ, 29er, L, LR14-20 Thu-Wed Ontario, CAN CORK Youth Festival22-24 Fri-Sun Long Island, NY USA Laser/Radial Champs L, LR23-24 Sat-Sun TBD US Sabot Nationals US Sabot 29-31 Fri-Sun Coronado YC USA Nationals- PCC #5 29er30-31 Sat-Sun ABYC Labor Day Regatta
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SEPTEMBER 2003 7 Sun MBYC Sabot Family Scramble NSabot13 Sat NHYC SCYYRA Meeting13-14 Sat-Sun NHYC Fall Gold Cup NSabot,L13-14 Sat-Sun NHYC Shadden 1/4 - Commodore’s Cup CFJ15 Mon SCYYRA Junior Sailing Team Applications Due20-21 Sat-Sun CBYC Perry #1 42021 Sun BYC First of Fall Fun Cup NSabot27 Sat BYC CHOC Regatta NSabot OCTOBER 20034 Sat CBYC Jolly Roger Regatta High Point #9 US Sabot4-5 Sat-Sun ABYC North Series 1/4 NSabot4-5 Sat-Sun USSCLB Cressy Elims L12 Sun CalYC Shadden #2 CFJ18-19 Sat-Sun MPYC Sea Otter Regatta (High School 1/5) CFJ25-26 Sat-Sun SBSC Goblin- PCC #6 29er25 Sat ABYC Halloween Regatta NSabot26 Sun LIYC Halloween Regatta NSabot
NOVEMBER 20031 Sat MBYC SCYYRA Meeting1-2 Sat-Sun MBYC Junior Commodores Regatta (North #2) NSabot1-2 Sat-Sun MBYC Junior Laser Champs L2 Sun Anacapa YC US Sabot High Point #10 US Sabot22-23 Sat-Sun ABYC Turkey Day- Ullman/Frost #1 NSabot,L,LR,420,CFJ
DECEMBER 20036 Sat OYC Poinsettia Regatta NSabot6-7 Sat-Sun USSCLB SCYYRA Clinic L,LR,42013-14 Sat-Sun NHYC Anteater (High School 2/5) CFJ26-29 Fri-Mon Coral Reef YC Orange Bowl Regatta 29er,L,LR,42027 Sat ABYC Boxing day Regatta NSabot
VANGUARD SAILING CENTEROF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Costa Mesa, CA [email protected]
www.VanguardSailingCenter.com
CFJ CLASS ASSOCIATION2003 Events
CFJ NATIONALS•JULY 24-27•CAL YCSHADDEN SERIES #3 February 1 SDYC #4 March 8-9 ABYC #1 September 13-14 NHYC #2 October 12 CalYCHIGH SCHOOL SERIES #3 Rose Bowl Regatta January 3-4 ABYC So Cal #3 January 18 BYC So Cal #4 February 8 CalYC#4 Cardinal February 22-23 Stanford#5 Gaucho March 29-30 SBYC So Cal #5 April 6 MBYC PCCs Silver Flight April 26-27 USSC-LB PCCs Gold Flight April 26-27 SFYC Baker Eliminations May 3-4 MBYC Baker Finals May 24-25 MBYC#1 Sea Otter Regatta October 18-19 MPYC#2 Anteater Regatta December 13-14 NHYC
For High School information go to: www.pcisa.orgFor CFJ Class Membership, Rules & Information go to: www.cfjclass.org
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INTERNATIONAL NAPLESSABOT ASSOCIATION
www.naples-sabot.orgVisit our website for information on the 2003 Racing Calendar,
Racing Rules, and Membership Form.
March 31 Deadline for dues renewal without late feeJune 7-8 Senior/Masters Nationals July 14 Sabot II North - Juniors under 12 LIYCJuly 15 Sabot II South - Juniors under 12 CorYCJuly 23 Sabot II Invitational - by invitation OYCJuly 25 Deadline-Jr. Nationals Entries/Boat measurement (Double entry fee until Aug 1)August 4-7 Junior Sabot Nationals NHYC
For membership, please contact:
PEGGY LENHART690 Senate Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(949) 645-1245
2002SERIESWINNERSDICKSWEETTEAMRACE
Naples SabotNewport Harbor Yacht Club
FROSTSERIESLaser Radial
Greg Helias - DRYC
NORTHSERIESNaples Sabot
Parker Shinn - SDYC
PERRYSERIES420
Justin Law/Nathan Tupman - BYC/NHYC
SHADDENSERIESCFJ
Justin Law/Adrienne Patterson - BYC
ULLMANSERIESLaser
Jaime DeWolf - Cal YC
USSABOTHI-POINTSERIESUS Sabot
Sean Dougherty - DRYC
The Southern California Youth Yacht Racing Association instituted a program for those advanced junior sailors who have shown a tremendous dedication to youth sailing over the past year.
Clinics are offered for the most outstanding sailors from San Diego to Santa Barbara Counties. Up to seventeen junior sailors are selected and invited to be on the SCYYRA Sailing Team and attend the clinics.
Selection Criteria
1. Sailors must be members of Yacht Clubs or associations that are current members of SCYYRA.
2. The SCYYRA Team is not limited in number. A group of 12-16 sailors are recommended.
3. The recommended age of the participants should be the same as the US Sail-ing requirements for US Sailing National Championship Junior sailing events and must not be a High School graduate.
4. Participants should be selected geographically from Santa Barbara County to San Diego County.
5. Sailors invited to be a member of the SCYYRA Sailing Team must attend the clinic to be considered a member of the Team.
6. Sailors should submit a sailing resume to the chairman of the SCYYRA Sailing Team well in advance of the selection and the clinic date.
7. Selection of the team will be based on age, resume, geographic location, abil-ity and attitude.
8. Members of the SCYYRA Board of Directors should solicit names of potential participants from their area of representation and recommend consideration as a member of the SCYYRA Sailing Team.
9. Sailors who were selected in a prior year are not automatically lifetime mem-bers. New members for the calendar year are selected by the SCYYRA Sail-ing Team Selection Committee. Past members are eligible for reselection.
2003SCYYRASAILINGTEAMTinja Anderson-MitterlingAlex BernalGraham BiehlJeffrey BoydZach BrownAndy Dippel
Greg HeliasBlaire HerronJustin LawAdrienne PattersonAdam RobertsMelanie Roberts
Joe RobertsParker ShinnPhilip StemlerFrank TyborCharlie Ullman
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ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB - www.abyc.org (562) 434-99557201 East Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90893
ANACAPA YACHT CLUB3821 Victoria Avenue, Oxnard, CA 93035Gene Belville, Delegate
BAHIA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB - www.bcyc.org (949) 644-95301601 Bayside Drive, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625Nancy Levy, Delegate [email protected] Sail Office: Erin Frederick [email protected], (949) 640-2402
BALBOA YACHT CLUB - www.balboayachtclub.com (949) 673-35151801 Bayside Drive, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625Ben Benjamin, Delegate [email protected] DeWolf, Delegate [email protected]
CABRILLO BEACH YACHT CLUB - www.cbyc.org (310) 519-1694211 West 22nd Street, San Pedro, CA 90731Bill Schopp, Delegate [email protected] Zinn, Delegate [email protected]
CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL SAILING ASSOCIATION (619) 435-2828www.cisasailing.orgPO Box 17992, Irvine, CA 92623-7992Tim Hogan, Delegate [email protected]
CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB - www.calyachtclub.com (310) 823-45674469 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292Mike Blecher, Delegate [email protected]
CORONADO YACHT CLUB- www.coronadoyc.org (619) 435-0522 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118Jon Rogers, Delegate [email protected] DANA POINT YACHT CLUB - www.dpyc.org (949) 496-290024399 Dana Drive, Dana Point, CA 92629Ben Laken, Delegate
DEL REY YACHT CLUB - www.dryc.org (310) 823-466413900 Palawan Way Marina, Del Rey, CA 90292Virginia Howard, Delegate [email protected]
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR YACHT CLUB - www.hhyc. (310) 592-21863821 Warner Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92649
KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB - www.khyc.org (310) 376-2459280 Yacht Club Way, Redondo Beach, CA 90277Casie DeCurtis, Delegate [email protected]
SCYYRAMEMBERCLUBSLIDO ISLE YACHT CLUB (949) 673-6170701 Via Lido Sound, Newport Beach, CA 92663Gary Grimes, Delegate [email protected]
LONG BEACH YACHT CLUB - www.lbyc.org (562) 598-94016201 Appian Way, Long Beach, CA 90803Alex Uniack, Delegate
LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB (310) 831-1203285 Whalers Walk, San Pedro, CA 90731Amy Rogers
MISSION BAY AQUATIC CENTER - www.mbac.nu (853) 438-10361001 Santa Clara Pl., San Diego, CA 92109
MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB - www.mbyc.org (619) 488-05011215 El Carmel Place, San Diego, CA 92109Sharon Brown, Delegate [email protected]
NAVY YACHT CLUB - www.nycsd.org (619) 435-8788Fiddlers Cove Marina, NAB Coronado, CA 92155
NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB - www.nhyc.org (949) 673-7730720 West Bay Avenue, Balboa, CA 92661Adam Deermount, Delegate [email protected]
OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB - www.oceansideyc.com (619) 722-51951950 Harbor Drive North, Oceanside, CA 92054
SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB - www.sdyc.org (619) 221-84001011 Anchorage Lane San Diego, CA 92106William Campbell, Delegate [email protected], [email protected]
SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB - www.sbyc.org (805) 965-8112130 Harbor Way Santa Barbara, CA 93109Guy C. Turner, Delegate [email protected]
SANTA CLARA RACING ASSOCIATIONP.O. Box 82334 San Diego, CA 92138
SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB - sealbeachyc.com (562) 594-6337255 Marina Drive, Long Beach, CA SOUTHWESTERN YACHT CLUB - www.southwesternyc.org (619) 222-0438702 Qualtrough Street San Diego, CA 92106Jana Odou, Delegate [email protected]
UNITED STATES SAILING CENTER (562) 433-7939www.ussclb.org5489 East Ocean Blvd Long Beach,CA 90803-4405Michael Segerblom, Delegate [email protected]
WESTLAKE YACHT CLUB - www.westlakeyc.org (818) 889-482032123 Lindero Canyon Drive, Westlake Village, CARichard O’Linn, Delegate
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1. NAMESouthern California Youth Yacht Racing Association (SCYYRA)
II. PURPOSEEncourage and promote yachting education of junior sailors in Southern California. Sponsor junior regattas. Prepare and maintain a Master Calendar of junior yachting events in Southern California and annually distribute copies.
Ill. MEMBERSHIP Membership shall be extended, upon approval of a majority of the Board, to: MEMBER CLUB: Any Member Yacht Club of the Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA).SUPPORTING MEMBER: An individual or firm providing valuable support to SCYYRA. AFFILIATE MEMBER: A non-yacht club organization which promotes juniorboating.
IV. ORGANIZATIONDELEGATES: Each Member Club may appoint two Delegates to the Association, and shall designate one Delegate to whom all communications from the Association will be directed. Each Supporting and Affiliate Member shall appoint one Delegate. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Selected from thirteen Delegates as: Twelve shall serve for two year terms, six new Directors per year shall be elected at the Annual Meeting of the Association by and from the Delegates to replace six Directors with expired terms. The thirteenth Director shall be the last prior Chairman.OFFICERS: The Officers of the Association shall be elected annually by and from the Members of the Board of Directors. Officers shall consist of the Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer. The latter two Officers may be the same individual.TERM OF OFFICE: December 1 to November 30 of the next year.
V. DUTIES OF OFFICERSBOARD OF DIRECTORS: Shall manage the affairs of the Association. Shall act as appropriate to effect the purposes of the Association. CHAIRMAN: Shall preside at all meetings and shall appoint all committees.VICE-CHAIRMAN: Shall, in the absence of the Chairman, fulfill the duties of the Chairman. SECRETARY. Shall conduct the correspondence of the Association. Shall distribute the Master Calendar and notice of all significant junior yachting events to Member Clubs and Supporting Members. Shall keep a record of the proceedings of all meet-ings and distribute copies to all Member Club Delegates and Supporting Members. Shall preserve all documents connected with the business of the Association. Shall maintain a membership roster and distribute it to all Member Club Delegates and Supporting Members. TREASURER: Shall collect and receive all monies and pay all bills approved by the Board of Directors. Shall submit written reports of the receipts and expenditures of the Association as required by the Board of Directors.
SouthernCaliforniaYouthYachtRacingAssociation
BY-LAWSRevisedNovember5th1995
VI. COMMITTEESNOMINATING COMMITTEE: Shall consist of three persons appointed by the Chairman at least three months before the annual fall meeting for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Board of Directors for the following two-year term. The committee shall submit to the Secretary their nominees four weeks before the annual fall meeting. MASTER CALENDAR COMMITTEE: Shall consist of four persons appointed by the Chairman at least three months before the end of the calendar year for the purpose of preparing the Master Calendar for the following year and shall monitor the Calendar throughout the year to assure that Members receive adequate notice of significant junior yachting events. Elected annually by and from the Members of the Board of Directors. STANDING OR SPECIAL COMMITTEES: Shall be appointed by the Board of Directors from time to time.
VII. MEETINGSANNUAL AND GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: The Annual Fall Meeting of the Association shall be held in November. General meetings of the Association shall be held at such time and place, as the Board of Directors shall designate. SPECIAL MEETINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION: The Board of Directors may call special meetings of the Association whenever they deem it necessary and shall in any event do so upon written request of accredited delegates of three Member Clubs. BOARD OF DIRECTOR MEETINGS: Meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held at such time and place as the Board of Directors designate.
VIll. NOTICESWritten notices of every meeting of the Association shall be sent by the Secretary to each Member Club Delegate and Supporting Member at least fifteen days before the meeting. The notice of the Annual Meeting shall include the selections of the Nominating Committee and proposed changes of the By-Laws.
IX. QUORUMDelegates representing six Member Clubs shall constitute a quorum at meetings of the Association. Six members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Board of Directors.
X. VOTINGEach Member Club in good standing shall be entitled to one vote. Voting by proxy shall be allowed.
XI. DUESAnnual dues of each class of membership shall be established by the Board of Director.
XII. VACANCIESVacancies in any office shall be filled by appointment by the Board of Directors until the next Annual Fall Meeting.
XIII. BY-LAW CHANGESThe By-Laws may be amended at any meeting of the Association by vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the Members represented at such meeting, provided notice of such amend-ment is sent to Delegates at least fifteen days prior to date of such meeting.
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PURPOSE & SPONSORThe purpose of this series is to promote team racing amongst other clubs in a fun, friendly and Corinthian manner.ELIGIBILITY1. All participating clubs must be a member of SCYYRA2. One team per Yacht Club may participate.3. A minimum of three (3) Junior Naples Sabot sailors make up a team and each must be
a member of that Yacht Club or a member of the Clubʼs Junior Sailing program.4. All teams must contact each host club by the Thursday at 6:00 p.m. prior to the event. If
a team fails to meet this deadline, they will not be allowed to sail, unless okayed by the host club.
THE SERIESThree regattas will constitute the series. The regattas will be held during the months of the summer sailing program on a weekday.TROPHIESThe Dick Sweet Perpetual trophy shall be awarded at the last event and will be awarded to the team who has the best accumulative regatta finishes (using low point scoring).SCORING1. US Sailing appendix F (Team Racing Rules) shall apply2. There will be no 720 rule in effect.3. DSQ or late withdraw will be scored as the number of yachts entitled to start, plus 44. Immediate withdraw will be scored as the number of yachts entitled to start + 1.5. DNS is scored points equal to the number of yachts entitled to start in the race.6. The team with the lowest point score shall be the winner of the race.7. The regatta winner will be the team with the best win/loss record for the day. Ties shall
be broken by appendix D.8. The series winner will be the team with the lowest score when the three individual
regattas finishes are added up (i.e. 1 st=1, 2nd=2, 3rd=3, etc.) Ties for the series shall stand.
COURSES1. The course for the races will be a windward/leeward course with an offset mark to the
left of the windward mark.2. Courses can be sailed twice around but the start/finish line is restricted.RACE MANAGEMENT1. There will be standard race instructions provided by the Sweet Series Chairman. Any
changes to standard race instructions must be approved by the Chairman.2. The Race Committee shall be competent people who can efficiently run a regatta. Race
Committee personnel may not coach a team.3. Motorboats shall patrol the course, but their primary focus is the safety of all competitors
and must act as a rescue vessel. Coaches can ride in motorboats but at least two coaches from different clubs must ride in the same vessel. If coaches do not want to be on the water, rescue boats are still needed and volunteers (usually from the host club) will be asked to man vessels.
4. Coaching, yelling, or conversation between spectators/ coaches during a race is not permitted. Any participant receiving advice is subject to disqualification.
5. Protest Committees will be comprised of at least two people representing different clubs and who do not have a vested interest in the decision.
6. Rotations will be set up on random basis. Teams will draw for rotation numbers at each skipper meeting.
SCYYRADICKSWEETPERPETUALTROPHYSERIES
SCYYRAFROSTSERIESSTANDINGRULES
PURPOSETo encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern California atthe major bays for Lasers with Radial Rig,
SPONSOR AND RULES1. SCYYRA is the sponsor of the series.2 Individual clubs will host each regatta. Sailing instructions, protest decisions, and official
results of each host club shall be used as a basis to score.3. ILCA and US Sailing rules shall apply to all races unless otherwise noted in particular
race instructions.4. To enter the series, a participant must fill out the Frost Series entry form and mail to
the Frost Series chairman of SCYYRA. A participant may enter the series at the first or second scheduled regatta, but no later than the start of the first race.
5. An entry fee for the Frost may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee).6. Only those regattas where an individual raced in Laser Radial Fleet will count towards
the series.
THE SERIESThe series will consist of up to four (4) scheduled regattas when possible during the schoolyear (Sept.-June).
TROPHIES1. The Frost perpetual trophy is a Plexiglass design mounted on a base.2. The Frost perpetual trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series to
the junior who has the lowest cumulative point score for the scheduled regattas using the scoring system explained below.
3. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.4. The perpetual trophy shall be kept for that year in the Yacht Club of the winning skipper.
It the club does not have adequate facilities to retain the trophy, it shall then reside at a place determined by the SCYYRA Board of Directors.
SCORING1. Frost series scoring shall be based in the official results of each regatta tabulated only
against other Frost Series entrants. The US Sailing Scoring System, Appendix A of the Racing Rules, using the lowpoint points schedule, will apply.
2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score points equal to her finishing position. Lowest score wins.
3. DNF and yachts which retire before finishing will score the number of unpenalized finishers, plus 1.
4. DNS and DSQ will score number of yachts registered, plus one, for the regatta.5. DNC (did not compete in a particular regatta) shall be equal to the total number of
entries in the series.6. Throwout races will be incorporated into the series scoring with the following formulas: If 14-15 races are completed, there will be 1 throwout If 16-17 races are completed, there will be 2 throwouts If 18-19 races are completed, there will be 3 throwouts If more than 20 races are sailed, there will be 4 throwouts
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PURPOSETo encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern California at the major bays for Naples Sabots.SPONSOR AND RULES1. All participating juniors must be an SCYYRA (or SCYA) club member.2. A participant must be eligible to enter each regatta under INSA junior rules.3. A participant must enter each separate regatta in the Series with the individual host
club.4. To enter the Series, a participant must fill out the North Series entry form and mail it to the
North Series chairman of SCYYRA. A participant may enter the series at the first or second scheduled regatta, but no later than the start of the first race of the second regatta.
5. An entry fee for the North Series may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee).
6. All sail number changes at any term during the series must be reported to the North Series chairman.
7. Only those regattas where an individual raced in the Sabot “A” Fleet will count towards the series.
THE SERIESThe series will consist of four (4) scheduled regattas when possible during the school year.TROPHIES1. The North Perpetual Trophy is a silver cup (110" high) placed upon a wood base (7" x 7" x 7"). The cup is engraved “1968 SDAYC Olympic Regatta First Place 5.5”.2. The North Perpetual Trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series to the junior who has the lowest cumulative point score for the scheduled regattas using the scoring system explained below.3. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.4. The perpetual trophy shall be kept for the year in the YC of the winning skipper. If the Club does not have adequate facilities to retain the trophy, it shall then reside at a place determined by the SCYYRA Board of Directors.SCORING1. North Series scoring shall be based on the official results of each regatta tabulated only
against other North Series entrants.2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score
points in accordance with US Sailing Appendix A.3. DNF and yachts which retire before finishing will score the number of unpenalized finishers,
plus 1.4. DNS and DSO will score number of yachts registered for the regatta, plus 1.5. DNC (did not compete in a particular regatta) equal to total number of entries in North
Series.6. Ties will be broken using US Sailing Rules, Appendix A. If a tie still exists, the winner shall
be the yacht ahead in the final race that the two participating yachts both started.7. Throwout races will be incorporated into the series scoring with the following formulas:
If 14-15 races are completed, there will be I throwout If 16-17 races are completed, there will be 2 throwouts If 18-19 races are completed, there will be 3 throwouts If 20 or more races are sailed, there will be 4 throwouts
SCYYRANORTHSERIESPERPETUALTROPHYSERIES
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SCYYRAPERRYSERIESSTANDINGRULES
PURPOSE To encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern Californiaat the major bays for the 420 double-handed dinghy.
SPONSOR AND RULE1. SCYYRA is the sponsor of the series2. Individual clubs will host each regatta. Sailing instructions, protest decisions, and official
results of each host club shall be used as a basis to score.3. US Sailing and specific class rules shall apply to all races unless otherwise noted in
particular race instructions.4. All participating juniors must be a SCYYRA (or SCYA) club member.5. A skipper or crew can not count a regatta in the series scoring, if he or she is 21 years of
age or older during that particular Regatta.6. A participant must enter each separate regatta in the series with the individual host club7. To enter the series, a participant must fill out the Perry Series entry form and mail it to
the Perry Series Chairman of SCYYRA. A participant may enter the series at the first or second scheduled regatta but no later than the start of the first race of the 2nd regatta
8. An entry fee for the Perry series may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee),
9. Only those regattas where a team raced in 420 “A” Fleet will count toward the series.
THE SERIESThe series will consist of up to four (4) scheduled regattas when possible during theschool year (Sept.-June).
TROPHIES1. The Perry Perpetual trophy is a cup on a wooden base, and was awarded to Dave Perry
when he crewed for Harry Walker and won the 1983 Star Class, Southern Hemisphere Championship.
2. The Perry Perpetual trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series to the team who has the lowest cumulative point score for the scheduled regattas using the scoring system explained below.
3. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.4. The Perpetual trophy shall be kept for the year in the Yacht Club of the winning skipper.
It the Club does not have adequate facilities to retain the trophy, it shall then reside at a place determined by the SCYYRA Board of Directors.
5. In the case that the crew and helmsman of the winning team have sailed together in all the races in the series, the Perry Perpetual trophy itself shall be awarded to the crewmember of the winning team in the recognition of the importance of the crew to a winning team. Otherwise, the perpetual trophy shall be awarded to the helmsman. A suitable keeper trophy, preferably a gift with sailing use, shall be awarded to both winning sailors.
SCORING1. Perry series scoring shall be based on the official results of each regatta tabulated only
against other Perry Series entrants. The US Sailing Scoring System, Appendix A of the Racing Rules, using the lowpoint points schedule, will apply.
2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score points equal to her finishing position. Lowest score wins,
3. DNF and yachts which retire before finishing will score the number of unpenalized finishers plus 1.
4. DNS and DSQ will score number of yachts registered for the regatta plus 15. DNC (did not compete in a particular regatta) equal to total number of entries in the Perry
series.6. Ties will be broken using US Sailing Rules. If a tie still exists, the winner shall be the yacht
ahead in the final race that the two participating yachts both started.7. Throwout races will be incorporated into the series scoring with the following formulas: If
14-15 races are completed, there will be 1 throwout. If 16-17 races are completed, there will be 2 throwouts. If 18-19 races are completed, there will be 3 throwouts. If 20 or more races are sailed, there will be 4 throwouts.
PURPOSE To encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern California at the major bays for the Club Flying Junior double-handed dinghy.
SPONSOR AND RULES1. SCYYRA is the sponsor of the series.2. Individual clubs will host each regatta. Sailing instructions, protest decisions, and official
results of each host club shall be used as a basis to score,3. US Sailing and specific class rules shall apply to all races unless otherwise noted in
particular race instructions.4. All participating Juniors must he a SCYYRA (or SCYA) club member.5. A skipper or crew can not count a regatta in the series scoring if he or she is 21 years of
age or older during that particular Regatta.6. A participant must enter each separate regatta in the series with the individual host club.7. To enter the series, a participant must fill out the Shadden Series entry form and mail it
to the Shadden Series Chairman of SCYYRA. A participant may enter the series at the first or second scheduled regatta, but no later than the start of the first race of the second regatta.
8. An entry fee for the Shadden Series may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee).
THE SERIESThe series will consist of up to four scheduled regattas when possible during the school year (Sept.-June).TROPHIES1. The Shadden Perpetual trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series
to the team who has the lowest cumulative point score for the scheduled regatta using the scoring system explained below.
2. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.SCORING1. Shadden Series scoring shall be based on the official results of each regatta tabulated
only against other Shadden Series entrants. The US Sailing Scoring System, Appendix A of the Racing Rules, using the low point points schedule, will apply.
2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score points equal to her finishing position. Lowest score wins.
3. DNF and yachts which retire before finishing will score the number of un- penalized finishers, plus 1,
4. DNS and DSQ will score number of yachts registered for the regatta, plus 1.5. DNC (Did Not Compete in particular regatta) is equal to total number of entries in the
Shadden Series.6. Ties will be broken using US Sailing Rules Appendix A. If a tie still exists, the winner shall
be the yacht ahead in the final race that the two participating yachts both started.7. Throwout races will be incorporated into the series scoring with the following formulas: If 14-15 races are completed, there will be 1 throwout If 16-17 races are completed, there will be 2 throwouts If 18-19 races are completed, there will be 3 throwouts If more than 20 races are sailed, there will be 4 throwouts.
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PURPOSETo encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern California at the major bays for Lasers
SPONSOR AND RULES1. SCYYRA is the sponsor of the series.2. Individual clubs will host each regatta. Sailing instructions, protest decisions, and official
results of each host club shall be used as a basis to score.3. ILCA and US Sailing rules shall apply to all races unless otherwise noted in particular race
instructions,4. To enter the series, a participant must fill out the Ullman Series entry form and mail it to
the Ullman Series chairman of SCYYRA. A participant may enter the series at the first or second scheduled regatta, but no later than the start of the first race of the second regatta.
5. An entry fee for the Ullman may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee).
6. Only those regattas where an individual raced in Laser “A” Fleet will count towards the series.
THE SERIESThe series will consist of up to four (4) scheduled regattas when possible during theschool year (Sept.-June).
TROPHIES1 . The Ullman perpetual trophy is composed of two medals won by Dave Ullman, floating in
Lucite with a walnut top and large tiered walnut base. The medals were won at the 1978 Baltic Pre Olympic Regatta in Talin, Russia.
2. The Ullman perpetual trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series to the junior who has the lowest cumulative point score for the scheduled regattas using the scoring system explained below.
3. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.4. The perpetual trophy shall be kept for that year in the Yacht Club of the winning skipper.
If the club does not have adequate facilities to retain the trophy, it shall then reside at a place determined by the SCYYRA Board of Directors.
SCORING1. Ullman series scoring shall be based in the official results of each regatta tabulated only
against other Ullman Series entrants. The US Sailing Scoring System, Appendix A of the Racing Rules, using the lowpoint points schedule, will apply.
2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score points equal to her finishing position. Lowest score wins.
3. DNF and yachts which retire before finishing will score the number of unpenalized finishers, plus 1.
4. DNS and DSQ will score number of yachts registered, plus one, for the regatta.5. DNC (did not compete in a particular regatta) shall be equal to the total number of
entries in Ullman series.6. Throwout races will be incorporated into the series scoring with the following formulas: If 14-15 races are completed, there will be 1 throwout If 16-17 races are completed, there will be 2 throwouts If 18-19 races are completed, there will be 3 throwouts If more than 20 races are sailed, there will be 4 throwouts
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PURPOSE
To encourage travel and high caliber competition for youth racing in Southern California for US Sabots.
SPONSOR AND RULES
1. All participating juniors must be a SCYYRA (or SCYA) club member.2. A participant must enter each separate regatta in the Series with the indi-
vidual host club.3. To enter the series, a participant must fill out the Highpoint Series entry form
available at scheduled regattas. Forms must be delivered to the Highpoint Series Chairman.
4. An entry fee for the Highpoint Series may be required (this is separate from each regatta entry fee).
5. All sail number changes at any term during the series must be reported to the Highpoint Series Chairman.
6. Only those regattas where an individual raced in the Sabot A Fleet will count towards the series.
THE SERIES
The series will consist of ten (10)-scheduled regattas when possible during the calendar year.
TROPHIES
1. The US Sabot Highpoint Perpetual Trophy shall be awarded at the end of the last event of the series to the junior who has the highest cumulative point score for the scheduled regattas using a the highpoint scoring system explained below.
2. Take home trophies shall be awarded to the top number of finishers in the series.
3. The perpetual trophy shall be kept for the year in the yacht club of the winning skipper. If the club does not have adequate facilities to retain the trophy, it shall then reside at a place determined by the SCYYRA Board of Directors.
SCORING
1. Highpoint Series scoring shall be based on the official results of each regatta tabulated only against other Highpoint Series entrants.
2. Each yacht finishing a race and not thereafter retiring or being disqualified shall score points in accordance with US Sailing Appendix A.
3. DNF and yachts, which retire before finishing, will score the numbers of unpenalized finisher’s +1.
4. DNS will score the number of yacht registered for the regatta, plus 1.5. DNC (did not compete in a particular regatta) will score the number of points
equal to the number of entries in the regatta.
6. Ties shall be broken by the US Sailing Rules, Appendix A. If a tie still exists, the winner shall be the yacht ahead in the final race that the two participating yachts both started.
7. The final score for each Highpoint Regatta will be assigned the correct num-ber of “Highpoints”, which will accumulate for the Highpoint Series Winner.
USSABOTASSOCIATION
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2003HI-POINTSERIES
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#5 JUN 1 WESTLAKE CUP WLYC
#6 JUN 14 DEL REY REGATTA DRYC
#7 JUN 28 SANTA BARBARA REGATTA SBYC
#8 JUL 20 VROOMAN MEMORIAL WLYC
#9 OCT 4 JOLLY ROGER CBYC
#10 NOV 2 HIGH POINT #10 AYC
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US SAILING YOUTH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSThis is the first national junior event of the sailing season each year and is also the most prestigious. It is open to all juniors age 19 and under. Applicants may not turn 20 years old in the calendar year. Approximately 60 singlehanded and 30 doublehanded teams and 30 board sailors are selected by virtue of their sailing resume by US Sailing’s Youth Championship Committee. The boat used in these events is decided upon years in advance. The idea is that youths can train and campaign for this event. Applications are available in early January and are due back to US Sailing by April 1st. Acceptances are sent out by early May and the Championships are usually held at the end of June.
US SAILING SEARS, BEMIS AND SMYTHE CUPSThe Sears Cup (3 or 4 people), Bemis Cup (2 person dinghy), and Smythe Tro-phy (single handed) are US Sailing sponsored ladder events open to juniors at least 13 years old but who have not reached their 19th birthday during the calen-dar year. Any junior can and should participate in the area eliminations. Elimina-tions for the Bemis and the Smythe are typically sailed in conjunction with the regional Jr. Olympic Festival and the Sears Area eliminations are typically sailed in a separate event in early July. Just register and show up! The top junior in the Sears and top two juniors in the Bemis and Smythe area eliminations advance to the nationwide final events sailed during the third week of August. There are 10 to 20 competitors in each division at the finals. Boats are provided for the finals.
IDA LEWIS This is the National Jr. Doublehanded Championship open to girls age 13-18 for the whole calendar year of the event. There is no qualification for this event. However, participants should have prior experience in 420's. A clinic run the day prior to racing is highly recommended. Boats are not provided.
US SAILING LEITER TROPHYThis is the National Junior Women’s Singlehanded Championship. It is open to girls age 13 to 18 for the whole calendar year of the event. There is no quali-fication for this event. However, participants should have prior experience racing Lasers. If a clinic is available participation is recommended. Laser Radials are often used for this event. Boats are not provided and must be taken or chartered.
US SAILING JUNIOR BOARDSAILING CHAMPIONSHIPS (Massachusetts Bay Trophy) This event is usually an “open” event though some areas may still have semifinals - must pre register. Contact US Sailing for all details. Date TBA. Host TBA. Board TBA.
SCYA JUNIOR COMMODORES TROPHYThe Junior Commodores trophy is awarded annually to the winning team at Shadden Series #1.
STUART CARPENTER MEMORIAL TROPHYThe Stuart Carpenter Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the top co-ed CFJ team at the regional junior olympic festival.
2003JUNIORCHALLENGEEVENTS SCYA JUNIOR TEAM RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS & NAGY TEAM RACE
This is a nationally recognized Junior Team racing event. Team racing is an event where 3 boats making up a team, race against another team of 3 boats. They are usually single or double handed boats like Lasers or CFJ’s. The team with the best-combined finish is the winner. The Southern California area holds an elimination to select the top two or three teams. These teams submit resumes to ST Francis YC to be selected to sail the Nagy Memorial Team Races at St. Francis Yacht Club’s Tinsley Island Station on the Delta. Participants may not be 20 years old by the end of July.
SCYA ELIMINATIONS During the year - Hosted by the defending Yacht Club in Lasers. NAGY TEAM RACE Late July - Hosted by St. Francis Yacht Club, Tinsley Island Station, San Francisco in Lasers.
GOVERNOR’S CUPHosted each year by Balboa Yacht Club, this is an internationally recognized junior match-racing event sailed in Santana 20’s provided by BYC. One team per invited club may attend. A team consists of 3 competitors, 15 years or older by the first day of the competition but not 20 by the last date of the competition.
HIGH SCHOOL SAILING (ISSA)The Interscholastic Sailing Association governs high school sailing. The Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA) calendar consists of five quali-fying events leading up to the ISSA Double Handed Nationals known as the Mal-lory Cup and one qualifying event leading up to the ISSA single handed nationals known as the Cressy Cup.
PCISA MALLORY DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPThis regatta counts for 70% of a team’s overall qualifying score for the Nationals. All team members must be from the same High School, and must be in ninth grade or higher. Two divisions for FJ sailors (minimum 4 people). Top 3 or 4 schools qualify for the Mallory Cup. This regatta rotates between San Diego, Newport Beach and the San Francisco area.
PCISA CRESSY CHAMPIONSHIPThis Regatta is a one or two day regatta sailed in early Fall. The top three sailors qualify for the Cressy Cup. Northern Cal and Southern Cal alternate as host sites for Lasers and Radials.
ISSA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPThis event rotates between the East Coast, West Coast and the MidWest.
CRESSY CUPHigh School national Singlehanded Championship sailed in Lasers.
MALLORY CUPAll teams must qualify through PCISA District Championship. Two Divisions of FJ/420 sailors (minimum 4 people) that must be from the same High School.
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2003 CISA ADVANCED RACING CLINICAPRIL 12-15 (Saturday–Tuesday)
Instructors: Peter Wells, Charlie McKee, Nick Adamson, JJ Isler, Kevin Hall, Jaime Malm, Bill Hardesty, Carisa Harris, Zack Lenord, Jon Rogers, Brian Doyle, Robbie Dean and
other qualified instructors.
Deadline: February 1 2002
