The Lake Eustis Sailing Club had light winds and fog that slowed racing over the weekend.   Winner in the limited racing in MC scows was Dave Moring with Craig Eaton second and Robert Cole third.  Dean Grimes lead the flying Scots followed by Randy Boekema and David Asaibene. The
Wayfarers had no races.  Youth continued winning in Laser group with Luke Yates first and followed by not so youth Sam Chapin and Vince Renzoni.

Southeast regional Championship Regatta for MC scows is scheduled for next week with 50 boats expected. 

Youth sailing instruction continues every Saturday with a new class for beginners age 8 to 18 is scheduled for next Saturday.

 The Lake Eustis Sailing Club held its 7^th Annual Florida Inland Lake Youth Championship
Regatta for boys and girls 8 to 18 years of age in Optimist Prams, Laser 4.7, Laser radials and Club 420 boats this past weekend.  Hurricane Sandy passed by and left Wind Advisory for Lake County with 15 to 20 mph winds on the lake for fast and exciting racing for the 40 boats that came from across Florida for the competition.

The Club 420 winner was Carrie Marshall followed by Nicole Tullo and Della Lache.   Alecia Muscato was the first Laser4.7.  Chris Nagy was the second and Bailey Verkaik  third.   In the Laser radial class Adam Winton was first, Andrew Clark second and Luke Yates third.

The 24 boat Optimist Pram Class was divided into in experienced (green) fleet, inter mediate (white) fleet and advanced (blue).  The green fleet first place was McKenna Wherry, second Noah Lorenzen, and third Quinn Duckett.  Justin Callahan was the white fleet winner and Overall Opti fleet winner.  Wes Myler was white fleet second and Downing Nightingale third.  Max Epaillard was the first blue fleet and the second overall in the Opti.  Tyler Baker was the second blue fleet and the third overall.  Mathew Smith was the third in blue fleet.

Club racing returns next week and the MC scow Southeastern District Championship Regatta the week following. 

Classes for youth continue every Saturday with a new beginner’s class starting November 10, 2012

The Lake Eustis Sailing Club struggled with light winds for the last three weekends and finally the bigger winds filled in over the weekend with capsizes and fast, exciting sailing.

The MC scow winner was Geoff Moehl followed by Richard Kinnie and Monte Stamper. The flying Scot weekend leader was Gus Chennells in a tie breaker with Dean Grimes. Dave Meaker was third.

Ted benedict led the Wayfarer fleet with Mike Murto second and Jim Lingeman third.

The youth took over the Laser fleet with Luke Yates first and Cameron Smith in third. 
Rob Krentel was second to hold down a place for the adults.
Women sailing were Candi Rob in MC scow, Anne Ireland in Flying Scot and Clair
Epaillard and Leah Harper in the Laser.

Club racing continues next weekend and Youth instruction ever Saturday.

  The Lake Eustis Sailing Club continued to struggle with light winds during the Catamaran regatta this past weekend, when 30 boats from across Florida were only able to get in two races on Saturday and none on Sunday.

The Hobie 16 class was won by Pete Haley of Daytona Beach with Cheryl Johnson second and Mike Burley third.

The open non- spinnaker class was led by Bill Brooks from Tampa followed by Mark Baker and Cameron Smith.

Gina McDonald of Merritt Island was first in the F-16 group with Kristin
Beggs second.

Sarah Newberry led the F-18 class.  Mike Krantz was second with Dave Dunn third.

There was a tie for first between Woody Cope of St. Pete and Richard Kinnie of Ocoee in the F cat group.  O. H. Rodgers was third.

Next week the Sailing Club returns to club racing.  

 

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

The Lake Eustis Laser fleet struggled, but got in two days of light wind racing this weekend with Dave Chapin leading, Rob Krentel second and Sam Chapin third.  Cameron Smith was the first youth followed by Chris Nagy and Michael Gapuz.  Max Epaillard was the first Opti with Matt Smith second. Jackie Nagy was third Opti and the first woman.
The Flying Scots and MC scows managed two short races on Sunday with Dean Grimes first in Scots followed by Henry Picco and Gus Chennells.  The MC scow winner was Dave Moring with
Robert Newland second and Jeff Nichols third.

Next weekend the club will hold a catamaran regatta on Friday Saturday and Sunday with about 40 boats expected to race..

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

  The Lake Eustis Sailing Club’s regular racing season started  with brisk winds over the weekend enjoyed by 37 boats in 6 classes.

The Optimist prams were led by Max Epaillard followed by Matt Smith and Justin Harper.

In the Laser fleet first place was Dave Chapin with Rob Krentel second and Sam Chapin third.  Cameron Smith was the first youth and Luke Yates was second youth.  Clair Epaillard was the third youth and also the first woman.  Leah Harper was the second woman.

David Hepting led the Wayfarer group followed by Jim Lingeman and Mike Murto.

The flying Scot winner was Gus Chennells.  Second was Dean Grimes.  Third was and Francois Simon.

MC scow leader was Dave Moring followed by Lee Sayler and Robert Newland.  June Howells was first woman in the scows.

Richard Kinnie won the A catamarans races with Dave Helmick Jr. second and Dave Helmick third.

Sailing instruction for youth continues every Saturday.

 With no wind at noon on Sunday at the Lake Eustis Sailing Club, the bigger boats only sailed on Saturday. Ray Laguna won both Flying Scot races.  Dean Grimes and Joe Lobato were second with Gus Chennells third.  MC scow winner was David Moring followed by Robert Newland and Lee Sayler.  Candi Robb was the first woman.

Dave Hepting was the first Wayfarer with Jim Lingeman second and Ted Benedict third.

The Laser fleet managed races both Saturday and Sunday with Dave Chapin leading followed by Alejandro Illera and Rob Krentel.  Luke Yates was first youth, Cameron Smith second youth and Max Epaillard third.

Youth instruction continues every Saturday and regular racing returns in two weeks.