LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

The Lake Eustis Sailing Club was entertained by light winds that seemed to come from all directions on Saturday and then Sunday strong north winds brought in by the early band of tropical storm Beryl that limited the racing to two Lasers and six Flying Scots.

The weekend winner in the MC scow fleet was David Moring followed by Dave Johnson and Ray Walker.  Jim Lingeman lead the Wayfarers with Mike Murto was second and Charlie Jensen third.  Dave Chapin won the Flying Scots. The Dean Grimes and Joe Lobato team was second with Gus Chennells third.  In the Laser group Patrick Daniel and Marc Solal were tied after ten races and Sam Chapin was third.

The Laser fleet will continue racing every two weeks during the summer while the other fleets have a lighter schedule until fall.

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

  The Lake Eustis Sailing Club entertained its members with the variety of winds that often happens in central Florida.

Dennis Oldham won the MC scow weekend with John Houck second and Geoff Moehl third. Candi Robb was the first woman.

Gus Chennells lead the Flying Scots followed by Francois Simon and the Dean Grimes Joe Lobato team.

David Hepting was the first Wayfarer.  Jim Rotella was second and Jim Lingeman third. 

The Laser winner was Dave Chapin with Rob Krentel second and Sam Chapin third.   Cameron Smith was first youth and Luke Yates second.

Racing continues next weekend with the Memorial Day series.

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

  Saturday’s light winds limited sailboat racing at the Lake Eustis Sailing Club, but the winds picked up on Sunday for great racing.  

David Leather was first in the MC scow fleet followed by Monte Stamper and Don Fancher. The Flying Scot winner was Joe Lobato with Ray Laguna second and Gus Chennells third.  David Hepting lead the Wayfarers and Pete Hylen was second with Izak Kielmovitch third.  Laser leader was Sam Chapin.  Marc Solal was second and Rob Krentel third.  Luke Yates was the first youth. 

Club racing returns in two weeks.  Sailing instruction for youth continues every Saturday.

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

At the Lake Eustis Sailing Club in spite of the markedly shifty winds in both strength and direction that scrambled the finishes in most of the classes, Ray Laguna won all five of the Flying Scot races.  Dave Meaker was second and Al Pivonka was third.

Don Fancher was first in the MC scow group followed by David Leather and Ron Reeves.  Jennifer Jones was the first woman.

Pete Hylen lead the Wayfarers with Jim Lingeman second and Mile Murto third.

Laser fleet winner was Rob Krentel.  Alejandro Illera was second and Sam Chapin third.  Luke Yates was the first youth.

Club racing continues next week and instruction for youth continues every Saturday.

LAKE MONROE SAILING ASSOCIATION

The Lake Monroe Sailing Association hosted the Catalina Regional Championship Regatta for Region 3 this weekend. Thirteen Catalina 22's came to race in this week's event. Reid Collins on Chikin Ship captured the top spot of the regatta as LMSA's Randy Pawlowski would take second on Gold Rush with Keith Bennett on Screamin II rounding out the top 3.

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LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

The Lake Eustis sailing Club had another windy weekend with exciting racing.  David Helmick lead the MC scow fleet with 5 wins in 6 races and a capsize in the sixth  race.  Don Francher was second and Monte Stamper was third.  Dean Grimes and Joe Lobato were the first of the Flying Scot group followed by Gus Chennells and Randy Boekema.  The Wayfarer winner was Dave Hepting.  Pete Hylen was second and Jim Lingeman third.  Rob Krentel continued winning in the Laser fleet with Marc Solal second and Vince Renzoni third.

Lessons for Youth continue every Saturday and club racing returns in two weeks.

LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB

The Lake Eustis Sailing Club had the return of brisk winds and waves over the weekend resulting in exciting racing and some capsizes.  In the Wayfarer class Jim McIntyre was first followed by Pete Hylen and Ted Benedict.  The MC scows were led by Jeff Nicholas with David Helmick second and Dave Moring third.  Ray Laguna was first in the Flying Scot group.  Dean Grimes and Joe Lobato were second with Al Pivonka third.  Rob Krentel was first in the Laser fleet with Alejandro Illera second and Sam Chapin third. Luke Yates was the first youth with Claire Epaillard the first woman.

Club racing returns in three weeks and instruction for youth continues every Saturday.