3 Days with a new crewperson each day- Thanks to Jeff, Ben and Mario for helping us out!
Century Club: Jason Aulds
Friday, May 2, 2025 to Sunday, May 4, 2025
Number of days:
3 days
Repairs underway!!
Friday, March 28, 2025 to Sunday, March 30, 2025
Number of days:
3 days
Another incredibly competitive regatta!! Broke our broaching record for a race (3), but learned so much... Will definitely be going back!
Wednesday, March 5, 2025 to Saturday, March 8, 2025
Number of days:
4 days
Day 1 - J/70s downwind leg
Most competitive regatta we've been in so far. Decent weather, great wind (15-10 kts, gusting +20) awesome venue! First day got in a practive race, planed on nearly every leg of every race...exhausting but SO FUN!
Saturday, February 8, 2025 to Sunday, February 9, 2025
Number of days:
2 days
The wind didnt cooperate, so not alot of sailing, unfortunately.
Friday, January 31, 2025 to Friday, February 7, 2025
Number of days:
8 days
D and I spent over a week on a Conch Charters Beneteau 48, with 6 others, facilitated though Annapolis Sailing School. We hit Trellis Bay at Beef Island, The Baths and Bitter End Yacht Club at Virgin Gorda. Our favorite was Anegada Island- Tipsies, The Cow Wreck, Potters (great lobster!) and Loblolly beach. The bubble Beach, Foxy's Taboo, Foxy's, Ivan's Stress Free Bar (fantastic Buffet!), and the Soggy Dollar-all on Jost Van Dyke Island. Lastly, we spent a lost eventing at Willy T's in Bight Bay-Norman Island. There was alot of snorkeling: highlights at Anegada and the Caves at Norman Island. We also did a bit of hiking on Tortola, and tried mightily to avoid the contact highs at Cane Garden Beach clubs.
We will definitely do this again!!
Friday, January 10, 2025 to Sunday, January 12, 2025
Number of days:
3 days
The wind showed up Saturday, allowing a few races. But Sunday the wind completely disappeared with boats on the last leg of the race. Loved Tampa!
Sunday, November 24, 2024
Number of days:
1 day
Two races for the day in a shifty 10 -12 knots out of the west. 75+ boats split over 7 starts on a very tight starting line- leading to some pretty exciting moments in each of the starts. In the second J/70, J/24, J/22 combined start, we witnessed some pretty fancy boat driving on port tack by Foreign Affairs giving them an early lead. The first leg was a close reach up the Severn River for a port mark rounding just short of the Navy bridge. Then onto a long downwind leg to the leeward mark at G5, with everybody coming at it from different directions. This was followed by a port rounding on G9 that led to a mad dash into Spa creek for the AYC finish. Four 70's showed up: Phoenix, Celerity, Fast Company, Foreign Affaris, all finishing a minute from the leader. Phoenix edged out the fleet for the win in the first race, but executed (I hate to say it) a beautiful slam-dunk on Celerity near the end of the second race, putting them 5 boat lenghts ahead for their second bullet. The day started out brisk, but warmed up enough to douse the foulies, allowing Fleet One participants to enjoy a shirt sleeve picnic at AYC between races. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday in November.