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Senators Carey Baker and Alan Hayes were presented "Feather light Carbon Foot Print Award" by June Howells, Commodore of the Lake Eustis Sailing Club, in front of the assembled membership before the racing on Saturday . The award was in recognition of their continued help and enthusiasm in cleaning and protecting the lake waters..
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Light winds on Saturday and almost too heavy winds on Sunday gave the wide variety of conditions for week end club racing.
For the three races of the week end, the MC scow winner was Scott Tillema. Second was Jon Pomerleau with Don Fancher third.
First in the Flying Scot fleet was Ray Laguna, second Greg Murphy, and third Francois Simon.
In the Wayfarer group Jim McIntyre won both races on Sunday with Dave Hepting second for the weekend and Mike Murto third.
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With shorter races on a different course the Laser fleet had ten races with Alejandro Illera first, Rob Krentel second and Seth Behr third. Seth was first youth and Leah Ladley was the first woman.
The Lake Eustis Sailing Club Youth Foundation graduated 12 students from the Optimist Pram beginners class on Saturday afternoon complete with graduations awards, ice cream and cake. New classes start next Saturday.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
LAKE MONROE SAILING ASSOCIATION
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Happy Thanksgiving to all member and friends of The Lake Monroe Sailing Association!Here is what is happening this week at LMSA:
Saturday, November 21st - Willie, Orion, Andy, Mike Padgett, Popeye, Bill, Lee Atkinson, Lee and Mike headed up to Crescent City for the 2nd Annual Bear Island Regatta. The Crescent City Yacht Club put on a class act as 10 boats competed on Crescent Lake. It was a gorgeous day as the temperatures stayed cool and the winds light. The one lap race around Bear Island was challenging but fun. If you have never been to Crescent City we highly recommend this beautiful place in the country with a great lake.
LMSA came away with three trophies as Show Me piloted by Andy Forrest, Mike Padgett and Popeye took top honors in the their class. Lee Adkison and his crew named Lee took third on Dauntless. Lough-Buoy showed in the board boat division.
Thanks to all of the members that came out to help make this a great regatta.
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Saturday, November 28th - Come and join the friends and members as we hold our first ever Thanksgiving Leftover Sail and Raft Up. Activities start around 1pm on Saturday, so come out for some sailing, fun and leftovers! Contact Mike Loughlin for further information or reply to this email.
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See you at the Kettle Cup on December 4th, 5th and 6th!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Lake Monroe Sailing Associationwww.flalmsa.orgPO Box 297Sanford, FL 32771
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Happy Thanksgiving to all member and friends of The Lake Monroe Sailing Association!Here is what is happening this week at LMSA:
Saturday, November 21st - Willie, Orion, Andy, Mike Padgett, Popeye, Bill, Lee Atkinson, Lee and Mike headed up to Crescent City for the 2nd Annual Bear Island Regatta. The Crescent City Yacht Club put on a class act as 10 boats competed on Crescent Lake. It was a gorgeous day as the temperatures stayed cool and the winds light. The one lap race around Bear Island was challenging but fun. If you have never been to Crescent City we highly recommend this beautiful place in the country with a great lake.
LMSA came away with three trophies as Show Me piloted by Andy Forrest, Mike Padgett and Popeye took top honors in the their class. Lee Adkison and his crew named Lee took third on Dauntless. Lough-Buoy showed in the board boat division.
Thanks to all of the members that came out to help make this a great regatta.
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Saturday, November 28th - Come and join the friends and members as we hold our first ever Thanksgiving Leftover Sail and Raft Up. Activities start around 1pm on Saturday, so come out for some sailing, fun and leftovers! Contact Mike Loughlin for further information or reply to this email.
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See you at the Kettle Cup on December 4th, 5th and 6th!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Lake Monroe Sailing Associationwww.flalmsa.orgPO Box 297Sanford, FL 32771
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Friday, November 20, 2009
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
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The Lake Eustis Sailing Club hosted the South East Regional MC Scow Championship regatta this past weekend which was open to any MC scow owner. The two day event was cut down to two races on the pleasant 8 MPH wind of Saturday afternoon, while the flat calms of Saturday and Sunday morning cancelled the other races.
There were 37 participants from 8 states, but the top winners were local club members, but not local residents.
The overall winner and first place finisher in both races was Andy Fox of Chalota, Florida. Second place was Dave Moring of Ocala. Third place was Bob Terry from Michigan.
In the age group category: 60 year olds, first was Lee Sayler of Jupiter, Florida, second Bill Biersack from South Carolina and third was Geoff Moehl of Orlando.
In the 70 year old group, Jack Kern was first from Texas, second Ron Reeves of Michigan and third Phil Eckland of Colorado.
First woman was June Howells of Orlando, second Candi Robb of Eustis, and third was Jennifer Jones of Eustis. First youth was Ben Getchell of Eustis.
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Regular club racing and youth training continues next week end..
The Lake Eustis Sailing Club hosted the South East Regional MC Scow Championship regatta this past weekend which was open to any MC scow owner. The two day event was cut down to two races on the pleasant 8 MPH wind of Saturday afternoon, while the flat calms of Saturday and Sunday morning cancelled the other races.
There were 37 participants from 8 states, but the top winners were local club members, but not local residents.
The overall winner and first place finisher in both races was Andy Fox of Chalota, Florida. Second place was Dave Moring of Ocala. Third place was Bob Terry from Michigan.
In the age group category: 60 year olds, first was Lee Sayler of Jupiter, Florida, second Bill Biersack from South Carolina and third was Geoff Moehl of Orlando.
In the 70 year old group, Jack Kern was first from Texas, second Ron Reeves of Michigan and third Phil Eckland of Colorado.
First woman was June Howells of Orlando, second Candi Robb of Eustis, and third was Jennifer Jones of Eustis. First youth was Ben Getchell of Eustis.
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Regular club racing and youth training continues next week end..
LAKE MONROE SAILING ASSOCIATION
LMSA 2009 Mothers Arms Challenge
Lake Monroe Sailing Association
Mother's Arms 2009
1st Show Me PRS23 518 Andy Forrest LMSA 96
2nd Sail Gator S2-7.9 293 Jerry Brinton LMSA 81
3rd Vulcan Mermaid S2-6.7 60 Jeff Herter LMSA 87.4
4th Just Us SJ-21 810 Carlton Brown LMSA 94.7
5th Hunter 23 HTR23 1031 Ron Ferland LMSA 96.2
6th Dauntless PRS23 Lee 96
7th Pivot SJ-21 2367 Randy Pawlowski LMSA 94.7
Lake Monroe Sailing Association
Mother's Arms 2009
1st Show Me PRS23 518 Andy Forrest LMSA 96
2nd Sail Gator S2-7.9 293 Jerry Brinton LMSA 81
3rd Vulcan Mermaid S2-6.7 60 Jeff Herter LMSA 87.4
4th Just Us SJ-21 810 Carlton Brown LMSA 94.7
5th Hunter 23 HTR23 1031 Ron Ferland LMSA 96.2
6th Dauntless PRS23 Lee 96
7th Pivot SJ-21 2367 Randy Pawlowski LMSA 94.7
Sunday, November 8, 2009
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
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The Lake Eustis Sailing Club had exciting racing and capsizing over the weekend in the higher winds of the week. With the increased wind some of the "luck" in sailing goes away and three classes had the same person winning both races.
In the Wayfarer fleet James McIntyre won both races. Jim Lingeman was second and Mike Murto third. In the second race McIntyre was the only one to finish.
Henry Picco won both Flying scot races, David Asaibene second and Ray Laguna third..
In the MC scow group, Geoff Moehl won both races. Scott Tillema was second and Jon Pomerleau was third.
Races for those boats were canceled on Sunday because of even higher wind.
The Laser class races a little earlier in the day and was able to sail both days. Rob Krentel was first, Alejandro Illera second and Marc Solal third. Kevin Ratigan sailed only on Sunday and was two points ahead for that day only.
Next weekend the sailing club will host the MC scow Southeast Regional Championship with 40 boats expected.
Sailing Classes for 8 to 15 year olds in Optimist prams and for high school students in 420 sloops continues on Saturdays.
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The Lake Eustis Sailing Club had exciting racing and capsizing over the weekend in the higher winds of the week. With the increased wind some of the "luck" in sailing goes away and three classes had the same person winning both races.
In the Wayfarer fleet James McIntyre won both races. Jim Lingeman was second and Mike Murto third. In the second race McIntyre was the only one to finish.
Henry Picco won both Flying scot races, David Asaibene second and Ray Laguna third..
In the MC scow group, Geoff Moehl won both races. Scott Tillema was second and Jon Pomerleau was third.
Races for those boats were canceled on Sunday because of even higher wind.
The Laser class races a little earlier in the day and was able to sail both days. Rob Krentel was first, Alejandro Illera second and Marc Solal third. Kevin Ratigan sailed only on Sunday and was two points ahead for that day only.
Next weekend the sailing club will host the MC scow Southeast Regional Championship with 40 boats expected.
Sailing Classes for 8 to 15 year olds in Optimist prams and for high school students in 420 sloops continues on Saturdays.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
LAKE MONTOR SAILING ASSOCIATION
The Lake Monroe Sailing Association is proud to present our most charitable regatta, The Kettle Cup!
This is the eighth year of the Kettle Cup! Each year we have more and more participants come to sail in this regatta on Lake Monroe in Sanford Florida. We invite all sailors young and old, novice to masters, come and join in on the fun from December 4th till the 6th.
A portion of the proceeds from the Kettle Cup is donated to The Salvation Army of Seminole County to enhance the holidays for families in our area. Since the first Kettle Cup The Lake Monroe Sailing Association has been proud to contribute to local families in need, helping more families every year.
We ask all of our LMSA members and friends to come and participate in the Kettle Cup. For our fellow associations and yacht clubs, please post our Announcement, NOR and Registration Form on your web site or bulletin boards for your sailors to see.
For more information, please see our web site or contact our Kettle Cup chairperson, Bill Kruger at bkruger1@bellsouth.net. Or simply respond to this email.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Have a safe and happy holiday season. Hope to see you there!
Fair Winds,Mike Loughlin2009 Commodore Lake Monroe Sailing Associationwww.flalmsa.orgPO Box 297Sanford, FL 32771
This is the eighth year of the Kettle Cup! Each year we have more and more participants come to sail in this regatta on Lake Monroe in Sanford Florida. We invite all sailors young and old, novice to masters, come and join in on the fun from December 4th till the 6th.
A portion of the proceeds from the Kettle Cup is donated to The Salvation Army of Seminole County to enhance the holidays for families in our area. Since the first Kettle Cup The Lake Monroe Sailing Association has been proud to contribute to local families in need, helping more families every year.
We ask all of our LMSA members and friends to come and participate in the Kettle Cup. For our fellow associations and yacht clubs, please post our Announcement, NOR and Registration Form on your web site or bulletin boards for your sailors to see.
For more information, please see our web site or contact our Kettle Cup chairperson, Bill Kruger at bkruger1@bellsouth.net. Or simply respond to this email.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Have a safe and happy holiday season. Hope to see you there!
Fair Winds,Mike Loughlin2009 Commodore Lake Monroe Sailing Associationwww.flalmsa.orgPO Box 297Sanford, FL 32771
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
At the Florida Inland Lake Youth Championship Regatta, the west coast youth girl sailors came to Eustis and showed the others how to do it.
No wind on Saturday and no races, but Sunday was great. In the 26 boat fleet of Optimist Prams (the tiny 8 foot square bowed boat sailed by youth the world around.) Alicia Muscato of North Port was first and Alexa Lynch of St. Pete was second. Arden Haley of Daytona Beach was third.
Of the 11 to 12 year olds in that group Luke Yates of Eustis was first, Chris Nagy of Winter Park was second, and Darby Capellin of Daytona Beach was third.
In the ten year group Max Epaillard of Mt. Dora was first. In the large group of first time sailor racers,
Sasha Yates of Eustis was first, Megan Mallo of Eustis was second and Josh Mayr of Orange City
was third.
Seven Laser radials raced with Ben Getchell of Eustis first, winning all five of his races. Ryan Clarke of Daytona Beach was second and Taylor Denny of Daytona Beach was third..
The Club 420 sloops, sailed by team of two, had no out of town entries, but Jonathan Watson/Bart Echart were first, Samantha Spring/Caroline Ladley second, and Melanie Ladley/Darcy Jensen
Club racing will continue this coming weekend and the following weekend the Lake Eustis Sailing Club will host a Regatta for MC scows and Melges 17 scows invited from Southeast region of Texas to North Carolina.
No wind on Saturday and no races, but Sunday was great. In the 26 boat fleet of Optimist Prams (the tiny 8 foot square bowed boat sailed by youth the world around.) Alicia Muscato of North Port was first and Alexa Lynch of St. Pete was second. Arden Haley of Daytona Beach was third.
Of the 11 to 12 year olds in that group Luke Yates of Eustis was first, Chris Nagy of Winter Park was second, and Darby Capellin of Daytona Beach was third.
In the ten year group Max Epaillard of Mt. Dora was first. In the large group of first time sailor racers,
Sasha Yates of Eustis was first, Megan Mallo of Eustis was second and Josh Mayr of Orange City
was third.
Seven Laser radials raced with Ben Getchell of Eustis first, winning all five of his races. Ryan Clarke of Daytona Beach was second and Taylor Denny of Daytona Beach was third..
The Club 420 sloops, sailed by team of two, had no out of town entries, but Jonathan Watson/Bart Echart were first, Samantha Spring/Caroline Ladley second, and Melanie Ladley/Darcy Jensen
Club racing will continue this coming weekend and the following weekend the Lake Eustis Sailing Club will host a Regatta for MC scows and Melges 17 scows invited from Southeast region of Texas to North Carolina.
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