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The Yacht Racing Association invites you to race in 2025
Ahoy Racers!
We hope this publication finds you healthy, happy, and looking forward to a great year of sailboat racing on San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean! 2024 was an excellent year for racing; we had four destination regattas and four series of racing, for a total of 27 race days. In total, 351 boats entered YRA races. We think 2025 is shaping up to be even better.
Whether you sail a multihull, in a one-design fleet, or in a handicap fleet; whether you sail shorthanded, sail on the ocean, or sail in the Bay, there are many racing opportunities from which to choose. Our Doublehanded Sunday Series is continuing to grow, and our Doublehanded Midwinter Series is off to another successful season. Our popular Destination Regattas offer competitive racing followed by a great party at a hosting yacht club. We continue to run our Offshore Series for those who like to race on the ocean, as well as our fully-crewed In the Bay Series. We are excited to announce that this year we are sponsoring a Women's Championship Series that requires boats to have a woman at the helm, a woman tactician, and a crew of at least 50% women. Our goal is to elevate the profile of the amazing women who race competitively in the challenging conditions of S.F. Bay.
We would like to send out our sincere thanks to the many volunteers and the YRA member Yacht Clubs that provide Race Committees to run races for the YRA. We couldn’t have a racing season without the hard work of these folks. Remember to wave thank you! to your Race Committee after you finish a race.
This annual publication serves as your reminder that it is time to renew your YRA membership and PHRF certificate for 2025. Visit the YRA website for all the information you need on renewing your PHRF certificate for 2025. New applications can be completed
online on our website. This booklet, as well as the YRA website, has all the information on the 2025 racing season, so choose your races, get them on your calendar, start lining up your crew, and visit yra.org to register online.
Be sure to check the YRA website for information on the YRA and all upcoming activities. You can also sign up for our Friday Roundup emails on our home page. And be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with all the latest YRA news.
We look forward to seeing you out on the water, and at YRA events, in the year ahead.
Fair winds,
Joe Rockmore, Chair of the Board
Laura Muñoz, Executive Director
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The SSS race schedule in 2025 has for From coastal and offshore races like the ’
legendary Singlehanded Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii, you re sure to find a challenge in 2025!
The SSS race schedule in 2025 has something for everyone! From bay, coastal and offshore races like the legendary Singlehanded Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii, you’re sure to find a challenge in 2025!
The SSS offers events where singlehanded and short-handed sailors share knowledge and gain experience.
Make new friends at our educational in person and expand your horizons! Race what you have: all keelboats with PHRF certificates welcome! Be part of the races everyone else in the Bay wants to do and a sense of around the course shorthanded. The SSS race calendar is affordable, low hassle with no crew to and manage.
The SSS offers events where singlehanded and short-handed sailors share knowledge and gain experience. Make new friends at our educational in person skippers meetings and expand your horizons! Race what you have: all keelboats with PHRF certificates welcome! Be part of the races everyone else in the Bay wants to do and enjoy a sense of personal accomplishment getting around the course shorthanded. The SSS race calendar is affordable, low hassle racing with no crew to organize and manage.
2025 SSS RACE CALENDAR:
JANUARY 25 - THREE BRIDGE FIASCO
FEBRUARY 22 - CORINTHIAN RACE
MARCH 29 - ROUND THE ROCKS
APRIL 26 - SORT OF SINGLEHANDED NORTH BAY
MAY 17 - SINGLEHANDED FARALLONES
AUGUST 16 - YRA/SSS DRAKES BAY DAY 1
AUGUST 17 - YRA/SSS DRAKES BAY DAY 2
SEPTEMBER 13 - HALF MOON BAY
OCTOBER 4 - VALLEJO 1
OCTOBER 5 - VALLEJO 2
YOU ON
WATER!
JUNE 21 - SINGLEHANDED TRANSPACIFIC YACHT RACE
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Sponsoring Clubs
Berkeley Yacht Club (BYC) • (214) 801-7387
Mark Bird c/o BYC, 1 Seawall Drive, Berkeley 94710
The Club at Westpoint • (833) 974-2582
Kevin Parker c/o 160 Northpoint Court, Redwood City 94063
Encinal Yacht Club (EYC) • (650) 224-3677
Chris Davis c/o EYC, 1251 Pacific Marina, Alameda 94501
Golden Gate Yacht Club (GGYC) • (415) 346-BOAT
Charles Hodgkins, c/o GGYC, 1 Yacht Road, San Francisco 94123
Half Moon Bay Yacht Club (HMBYC) • (650) 728-2120
Terri Lahey c/o HMBYC, PO Box 52, El Granada 94018
Inverness Yacht Club (InvYC) • (415) 669-7184
David West c/o InvYC, 12850 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Inverness 94937
Additional Associations
• BAADS: Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (415) 281-0212, www.baads.org
• BAMA: Bay Area Multihull Association Truls Myklebust, sfbchair@sfbama.org, www.sfbama.org
• BAYS: Bay Area Youth Sailing www.bayareayouthsailing.org
• MMBA: Master Mariners Benevolent Association (415) 364-1656, mastermariners@hotmail.com, www.sfmastermariners.org
Richmond Yacht Club (RYC) • (510) 237-2821
Fred Paxton c/o RYC, PO Box 70295, Point Richmond 94807
San Francisco Yacht Club (SFYC) • (415) 789-5648
Forrest Gay c/o SFYC 98 Beach Road, Belvedere 94920
South Beach Yacht Club (SBYC) • (415) 495-2295
Mike Satterlund c/o SBYC 899 2nd Street, San Francisco 94107
St. Francis Yacht Club (StFYC) • (415) 655-7756
Grace Carrick c/o StFYC, On the Marina, San Francisco 94123
Sequoia Yacht Club (SeqYC) • (408) 718-7977
Tom Borgstrom c/o SeqYC, 441 Seaport Court, Redwood City 94063
Vallejo Yacht Club (VYC) • (707) 643-1254
Mark Littlefield c/o VYC, 485 Mare Island Way, Vallejo 94590
• PICYA: Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association Winston Bumpus, (650) 644-7968, info@picya.org, www.picya.org
• SSS: Singlehanded Sailing Society (866) 724-5777, racechair@sfbaysss.org, www.sfbaysss.org
• US COAST GUARD (Marine Event Permits): (415) 399-3440, Fax (415) 399-3480, www.uscg.mil
• US Sailing
1 Roger Williams University Way, Bristol, RI 02809 (401) 683-0840, (800) 877-2451, info@ussailing.org, www.ussailing.org
March 1-2
March 15
March 22-23
March 29-30
April 5-6
April 19
April 26
BAYS Winter #3 // Youth
May 3
May 17-18
May 31-June 1
June 7
June 21
June 21-22
Rosenblum Regatta // Club Series
Opti Harken #2 // Youth
SF Cup
RS21 2v2 Team Race
McCormack Women’s Invitational
Leadership Cup
RACE CALENDAR
July 4
July 11-13
July 19
Aug 2-3
Aug 9-10
Aug 16-17
Aug 23
Anniversary Cup // Club Series
Elite Fleet Regatta
RS21 Women’s Sprint
Staff Commodores Cup MMMM
Hank Easom Regatta // Club Series
Hart Nunes Mercury Regatta
Sept 6
Sept 20-21
Sept 27-28
Oct 4
Oct 19
Fireworks Folly
29er Nationals
Mitchell/Ross Regattas // Club Series
BAYS Summer #3 // Youth
Summer Keelboat Regatta
Corinthian Cup at SFYC
Great Schooner & Belvedere Classic
Wosser Cup // Club Series
Knarr SF Bat Champs & Fall Regatta
Optimist PCCs
SFYC Auxiliary Cup
Round the Island Race
NORS AND REGISTRATION ARE TYPICALLY POSTED 6 WEEKS PRIOR TO STANDARD REGATTAS.
YRA Contacts
Board of Directors
CHAIR OF THE BOARD, Joe Rockmore (650) 759-5399, chair@yra.org
SECRETARY: Karissa Peth, secretary@yra.org
TREASURER: David Garcia, treasurer@yra.org
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Laura Muñoz
Wk (415) 771-9500, Cell (415) 994-4711, Fax (415) 276-2378, info@yra.org
DIRECTOR AT LARGE and In the Bay Racing coordinator: Bill Claussen, inthebayracing@yra.org
DIRECTOR AT LARGE and Doublehanded Racing coordinator: Peggy Lidster, doublehandedracing@yra.org
DIRECTOR AT LARGE and Offshore Racing coordinator: Andy Newell, offshoreracing@yra.org
DIRECTOR AT LARGE and Destination Regattas coordinator: Bob Walden, destinationregattas@yra.org
Committees
BUOYS: Scott Easom (510) 686-9330, scott@easomrigging.com
PHRF: (415) 771-9500, phrf@yra.org
US Sailing
ARO, AREA G: John Siegel, (408) 234-0442, jasiegel@earthlink.net
DIRECTOR, AREA G: Peggy Lidster, (303) 717-0449, palidster@gmail.com
AREA REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE: Don Wieneke, (415) 332-0186, dkwieneke@gmail.com
Appeals Committee
John Christman, Hm (510) 797-5524, Cell (510) 410-6771, Fax (510) 790-3273, john.christman@jc2tech.com
Rob Overton, (954) 240-3666, rob.overton1@gmail.com
Tom Roberts, (415) 898-7802, tensleyrob@aol.com
John Siegel, (408) 234-0442, jasiegel@earthlink.net
Latitude 38 has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of all information, but please confirm your schedule with your fleet captain and look in the monthly Latitude 38 Race Calendar or on www.latitude38.com for changes. Due to space limitations, not all information could be included.
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Club
Signal Flags
Sunday Brunch
Sunday Brunch
January 15 & 29 February 5 & 19
January 5 & 19, February 2 & 16
March 5 & 19 April 2
March 2, 16 & 30
First Gun 1255 New racers always welcome!
First Signal 1255 New racers always welcome!
Rites of Spring
Rites of Spring
Saturday, March 15
Saturday, March 25
Singlehanded, Doublehanded and Full Crew Racing on the Bay
Singlehanded, Doublehanded and Full Crew Racing on the Bay
Sweet Sixteen
Wednesday Night Series
Sweet Sixteen
April 30-June 18
Wednesday Night Series
July 9 - August 27
First Signal 1825
May 10-31, June 7-28
Challenging courses in protected waters.
Great food, fun and prizes at the clubhouse afterwards
July 12-26, August 1-29
First Gun 1825
Challenging courses in protected waters.
Estuary Extravaganza
Great food, fun and prizes at the clubhouse afterwards
EYC, IYC & OYC teamed up
Date: July 27
Oktoberfest
Estuary Extravaganza
EYC, IYC & OYC teamed up
Saturday, October 18
Date: July 30
Celebrate the spirit of Lederhosen and Dirndl in a race around Treasure Island and back to OYC
South Bay Regatta
Oktoberfest
April 12, No May Race,
Saturday, October 21
June 14, July 19, August 9
Celebrate the spirit of Lederhosen and Dirndl in a race around Treasure Island and back to OYC
One Design, Non-spinnaker, Spinnaker, Multi hull fleets New racers, this is a great Regatta to try racing!
Contact: race@oaklandyachtclub.com
1101 Pacific Marina, Alameda CA OYC website: oaklandyachtclub.net
South Bay Regatta
April 8, May 14, June 10, July 15, August 12, September 9
One Design, Non-spinnaker, Spinnaker, Multi hull fleets
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Latitude 38's Basic Racing Guidelines
'If I could find a better rigger I'd do it. Scott Easom's dedication to getting the best out of every race boat, whether on the water as a sailor or off the water installing the most advanced and successful race rigging available, is the reason we keep coming back. The Easom team's hard work, skill and expertise keeps Pyewacket right where we want her - out front!'
Since sailboat racing is a recreational sport, we think the number-one rule should be to have fun. Beyond that, some basic guidelines help prevent collisions and ensure that racing is both fun and fair. Below is an outline of the 10 basic rules that cover most racing situations. For completeness and total accuracy, refer to Racing Rules of Sailing 2025-2028, published by US Sailing. See www.ussailing.org for details.
1. Port tack keep clear of starboard tack.
'If I could find a better rigger I'd do it. Scott dedication to getting the best out of every race boat, whether on the water as a sailor or off the water installing the most advanced and successful race rigging available, is the reason we keep coming back. The Easom team's hard work, skill and expertise keeps Pyewacket right where we want her - out front!' — Roy Pat Disney, owner, Pyewacket
2. If boats are on the same tack and overlapped, the windward boat must keep clear of the boat to leeward.
'If I could find a better rigger I'd do it. Scott dedication to getting the best out of every race boat, whether on the water as a sailor or off the water installing the most advanced and successful race rigging available, is the reason we keep coming back. The Easom team's hard work, skill and expertise keeps Pyewacket right where we want her - out front!' — Roy Pat Disney, owner, Pyewacket
— Roy Pat Disney, owner, Pyewacket
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3. If boats are on the same tack, a boat clear astern must keep clear of a boat clear ahead.
4. When tacking or jibing, keep clear of boats on a tack.
5. Avoid collisions. If you have the right of way and hit the other boat, causing damage or injury, you will both be penalized.
6. Don't obstruct. Don't make it hard for the "keep clear" boat to do so. (No hunting allowed.)
7. Sail the course prescribed. You have to round the marks in the directions specified in the Sailing Instructions and can't touch a mark.
8. Proper Course (same tack, within two hull lengths). If the leeward boat came from astern, leeward boat shall not sail above its own proper course during the overlap. (Remember that the windward boat still has to keep clear, even if windward is forced above what it believes is windward's proper course. Leeward still has right of way.)
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9. Give room at marks and obstructions to yachts overlapped on the inside, except:
a. When the overlap did not exist before the lead boat reaches the three-boatlength zone.
b. When approaching a windward mark on opposite
c. At a starting mark surrounded by navigable water. That is, you don't have to let a barger in at the start except to avoid collision (then protest).
10. Acknowledge your fouls and protest those who don't. Go to www.ussailing.org to purchase a rulebook.
2025 RACE SCHEDULE
MAKE THURSDAY YOUR RACE & PARTY NIGHT OF THE WEEK!
SYC Chili Midwinter, first Sunday of the month. Jan 5, Feb 2, Mar 2, Nov 2, Dec 7
SYC/RegattaPRO Winter One Design Invitational Series, second Saturday of the month. Jan 11, Feb 8, Nov 8, Dec 13
Jaws Regatta, March 29. Pursuit Race! Start and finish off SYC deck with ‘Bay Tour’ course.
Twin Island Series, Choose your own route around Alcatraz and Angel Island. April 26, July 19, Oct 4.
Classic Boat Invitational Series, Birds, Bears, IOD’s, Knarrs, and Folkboats. Three multiple-race regattas throughout the season. June 7-8, July 2627, Oct 5.
Spring Sunset Series. May 1, May 15, May 29, June 12, June 19. Racing and BBQ make Thursdays the best night of the week.
Follow the SYC committee boat to start at PT. Knox, where the wind blows. BBQ at SYC after race. May . Jan 11, Twin around Alcatraz and Angel Island. April 26, July 19,
A complete racing program throughout the year for One-Design and PHRF fleets off the Marin Headlands and around the Bay. Our bar and galley are open after races when permitted. TO ENTER RACES GO TO WWW.SAUSALITOYACHTCLUB.ORG/RACING
and PHRF fleets off the Marin
Rear Commodore’s Race, June 22. Pursuit race on the bay, then dinner and a party.
SYC J105 Fleet 1/J88 Invitational Regatta. March 8-9, July 12-13
Summer Sunset Series, July 10, July 24, Aug 7, Aug 21, Sept 4. Thursday night vacation with racing, followed by food, no-host bar and awards.
Women’s Skipper Regatta, Aug 2. Day long fun: skippers’ breakfast, PHRF racing, post-race party with added trophies for all-women crews.
2025 Sunrise and Sunset
2025 Midwinter Series
If your organization has a midwinter series you'd like included here next year, email your schedule and contact information to production@latitude38.com by November 12, 2025.
Berkeley Yacht Club
Midwinters, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/11, 1/12, 2/8, 2/9.
Midwinters Champion of Champions: 2/22. Fall 2025 dates: 11/8, 11/9, 12/13, 12/14. JP Camille, (510) 610-0403, racing@berkeleyyc.org
Chowder Series, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/5, 1/18, 1/25, 2/2, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2, 3/9. Fall 2025: 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7 12/14, 12/21, 12/28.
Berkeley Beercan Chair (510) 842-9393, beercan@berkeleyyc.org www.berkeleyyc.org
Corinthian Yacht Club
Midwinters: 1/18-1/19, 2/15-2/16. Marcus Canestra, (415) 606 4110, race@cyc.org www.cyc.org
Coyote Point Yacht Club
Winter Sails: 1/12, 1/26, 2/9, 2/23, 3/9, 3/23. John Bradley, (650) 703-5621, office@cpyc.com www.cpyc.com
Encinal Yacht Club
Jack Frost Midwinters, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/4, 2/1. Fall 2025: 11/1, 12/6. Mike DiBella, (925) 357-1461, rearcommodore@encinal.org www.encinal.org
Golden Gate Yacht Club
Midwinters, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/4, 2/1, 3/1. Fall 2025: 11/1, 12/6. Race Director, (415) 346-2628, raceoffice@ggyc.com, www.ggyc.org
Island Yacht Club
Island Days, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/12, 2/23, 3/9. Fall 2025: 11/9, 12/14. Ed Hanley, (775) 336-7398, ezeflyer@gmail.com, racing@iyc.org www.iyc.org
Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club
Mark Chaffey, (831) 236-5191, race.mpyc@gmail.com, www.mpyc.org
Oakland Yacht Club
Sunday Brunch Series: 1/5, 1/19, 2/2, 2/16, 3/2, 3/16, 3/30
Debby Ratto, (510) 390-1620, race@oaklandyachtclub.com www.oaklandyachtclub.com
2025 Midwinter Series
Richmond Yacht Club
Small Boat Midwinters 1/5, 2/2, 3/2, 4/6. Fred Paxton, (510) 612-2426 f.paxton@comcast.net www.richmondyc.org
San Francisco Yacht Club
BAYS Winter Series (youth), remaining 2024-2025 season: 3/1-3/2.
Helen Galli, (415) 789-5647, race@sfyc.org www.sfyc.org
Santa Cruz Yacht Club
SCYC, (831) 425-0690, regatta@scyc.org www.scyc.org
Sausalito Yacht Club
Chili Midwinters, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/5, 2/2, 3/2. Fall 2025: 11/2, 12/7.
RegattaPRO Winter One-Design Invitational Series: 1/11, 2/8, 11/8, 12/14.
Bob Lalanne, (415) 828-4425, blalanne@lalannegroup.com www.sausalitoyachtclub.org
Sequoia Yacht Club
Winter Series, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/26, 2/22, 3/22. Fall 2025: 11/9, 12/14. Redwood Cup, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/11, 2/8, 3/15. Fall 2025: 11/22, 11/20. Stan Phillips, (408) 596-1338, Stanleigh574@outlook.com www.sequoiayc.org
South Beach Yacht Club
Island Fever Series, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/25, 2/22, 3/15. Fall 2025: 11/15, 12/20. Mike Satterlund, (408) 839-4131, mikesat@aol.com www.southbeachyachtclub.org
Stockton Sailing Club
Spring Series: 3/22, 4/5, 4/26, 5/17, 5/31. Fall Race Series: 9/6, 10/4, 11/1 12/6. Andy Goodman, (209) 483-3677, regatta@stocktonsc.org www.stocktonsc.org
Tiburon Yacht Club
Midwinters Series: 2/16, 3/16. Rob Cooper, (415) 577-7199, race@tyc.org, www.tyc.org
Vallejo Yacht Club
Midwinters, remaining 2024-2025 season: 1/4, 2/1, 3/1. Fall 2025: 12/6.
Mark Littlefield, (916) 835-2613, sansouci@surewest.net www.vyc.org
Yactht Racing Association
Doublehanded Midwinter Series: 1/05, 2/2. Fall 2025: 11/2, 12/7.
Laura Muñoz, (415) 771-9500, info@yra.org, www.yra.org
BERKELEY YACHT CLUB RACING SCHEDULE
WINTER 2025
Sunday Chowder Races at 1 p.m. rough March 9, 2025
Midwinters
January 11 & 12, 2025; February 8 & 9, 2025
SUMMER 2025
Friday Night Races at 6:45 p.m.
March 12 through Sept. 26, 2025
52nd Wheeler Regatta
April 12 & 13
SFBay Navigator's Race
August 9
Big Windward/Leeward
September 6
One-Design Regatta
September 26, 27 & 28
WINTER 2025-26
Sunday Chowder Races at 1 p.m.
October 5, 2025 through March 8, 2026
Midwinters
November 8 & 9, 2025; December 13 & 14, 2025; January 10 & 11, 2026; February 14 & 15, 2026
BERKELEY YACHT CLUB 1 Seawall Dr, Berkeley, CA 94710 www.berkeleyyc.org
VHF Radio Channel Uses
Of all the safety equipment on your boat, your VHF radio is probably the most effective and essential. Because VHF uses common frequencies, it's important to remember a few rules of marine radio etiquette:
• Radio checks, which should be performed at least every time you leave your slip and should always be conducted on channel 9, never on channel 16.
• Before hailing another station on channel 16, listen for at least one minute before keying your mic, so as not to “step” on radio traffic that's already underway.
• Speak slowly and pause for at least a minute between hailing attempts.
• Always start on the low power setting.
• Don't use the radio if you have non-emergency traffic that can be accomplished with a mobile phone.
CH. # INTENDED USE
Distress, safety, calling. Monitored by the Coast Guard and public coast stations.
Intership safety purposes and search and rescue (SAR) communications. Not to be used for non-safety matters. Offshore Vessel Movement Reporting System. In use from Pilot Boarding Precautionary Area Approach buoys N, W and S to outer limits of System (N 41 nm, W 29 nm, S29 nm).
Bridge to Bridge commercial vessel navigation and safety communications. In use from the Offshore Pilot Boarding Precautionary Area (buoy SF #1 – Sea Buoy) to inside the Bay and throughout the Delta regions.
Vessel Traffic Service (VTS). Power Driven Vessels (40+ meters), Passenger Vessels (50+ passengers), Towing Vessels (8+ meters w/tow), Marine Events (committee boat, organizer). Check in, MONITOR, update, check out.
U.S. Coast Guard Communications with USCG stations, vessels and aircraft after contact on channel 13 or 16.
7A, 8, 9, 10,11, 18A, 19A, 79A, 80A, 88A
9, 68, 69, 71, 72, 77A, 78A
26, 84, 87
27, 28, 86
25, 26, 27, 28 28
12, 20, 65A, 66A, 73, 74
WX 1-2-3
Port Operations. Commercial (intership and ship to coast) working channel. Commercial vessel business and operational needs.
Port Operations. Commercial (intership and ship to coast) working channel. Supplies, repairs, berthing, yacht harbors, marinas. These are the channels used by race committees.
Marine Radio-Telephone Operators
San Francisco
Sacramento, Stockton, Delta
North: Bodega Bay to Fort Bragg and 50 miles out
South: Santa Cruz to Point Sur and 50 miles out Coast Guard Port Operations. Traffic advisory for use by agencies directing movements of vessels in or near ports. Offshore Vessel Movement Reporting System. Weather (receive only).
& Special Events
SkipperS and Crew
EYC Jack Frost Midwinters #3 — YRA 10
GGYC Midwinters #3 — Cityfront
VYC Midwinters #2 — North Bay
2-day races.
events indicated in bold type.
BYC Midwinters #3 — Berkeley Circle
BenYC 2023-2024 Frost Bite Series #3 — Carquinez
SeqYC Redwood Cup #3 — South Bay
SYC RegattaPRO Winter one-design invitational series #3 — Berkeley Circle -North Circle
CYC Midwinters #1 — Knox
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #13 — Berkeley Circle
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #12 — Berkeley Circle
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #1 — Alameda
RYC Small Boat Midwinters #1 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
SYC Chili Midwinter #3 — Knox
YRA Doublehanded Midwinter #3 — Cityfront/ Central Bay
BYC Midwinters #3 — Berkeley Circle
CPYC Winter Sail #1 — South Bay
IYC Island Days Midwinters #3 — Alameda
LMSC Edna and Howard Robinson Memorial Series #1 — Lake Merritt
CYC Midwinters #1 — Knox
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #2 — Alameda
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #14 — Berkeley Circle
RYC NorCal #5 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
SBYC Island Fever Midwinters #3 — South Bay SF Side
SSS Three Bridge Fiasco — Central Bay +
CPYC Winter Sail #2 — South Bay
SeqYC Winter Series #3 — South Bay
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2025 Beer Can Series
"Beer Can" racing is a general term for midweek, after-work summer series racing hosted by various clubs throughout the Bay Area. The 2025 Beer Can Series schedule follows. Beer can races are great venues for sailors to learn racing skills, try out new crew, bring the family, socialize, and have fun.
If your club has a beer can series you would like us to list here next year, please email your schedule and contact information to production@latitude38. com by November 12, 2025
Bay View Boat Club
Monday Night Madness. Spring: 4/14-6/16.
Fall: 7/21-9/29. Nick Ancel, (510) 459-1337, nicecelan@netscape.net www.bayviewboatclub.org
Benicia Yacht Club
Thursday nights: 4/3-9/25. Steve Corwin, (415) 238-3977, beniciayachtclubracing@gmail.com www.beniciayachtclub.org
Berkeley Yacht Club
Every Friday night: 3/14-9/26. Berkeley Beercan Chair, (510) 842-9393, beercan@berkeleyyc.org, www.berkeleyyc.org
Corinthian Yacht Club
Every Friday night: 4/4-8/29. Marcus Canestra, (415) 606 4110, mcanestra@gmail.com, www.cyc.org
Coyote Point Yacht Club
Sunset Sail every Wednesday night: 3/2-10/30. John Bradley, (650) 703-5621, office@cpyc.com, www.cpyc.com
Encinal Yacht Club
Friday nights. Spring Twilight Series: 4/4-5/30. Summer Twilight Series: 7/11-9/5. Mike DiBella, (925) 357-1461, rearcommodore@encinal.org, www.encinal.org
Golden Gate Yacht Club
Friday nights: 5/2, 5/16, 5/30, 6/13, 6/27, 7/11, 7/25, 8/8, 8/22, 9/5.
Race Director, (415) 346-2628, raceoffice@ggyc.com, www.ggyc.org
February 2: • Groundhog Day: Take your groundhog sailing.
February 14: • Valentine's Day: Take your sweetheart for a sail.
February 17: • Presidents' Day indicates full moon. Weekday & Special Events
CPYC Double Up and Back Regatta — South Bay
EYC Jack Frost Midwinters #4 — YRA 10
GGYC Midwinters #4 — Cityfront
VYC Midwinters #3 — North Bay
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #15 — Berkeley Circle
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #3 — Alameda
RYC Small Boat Midwinters #2 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
SYC Chili Midwinter #4 — Knox
YRA Doublehanded Midwinter #4 — Cityfront
BenYC 2023-2024 Frost Bite Series #4 Sweet Heart Race — Carquinez
BYC Midwinters #4 — Berkeley Circle
LMSC Edna and Howard Robinson Memorial Series #2 — Lake Merritt
SeqYC Redwood Cup #4 — South Bay
SYC RegattaPRO Winter one-design invitational series #4 — Berkeley Circle -North Circle
CYC Midwinters #2 — Knox
RYC NorCal #5 (Alt Date) — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
BYC Midwinters #4 — Berkeley Circle
CPYC Winter Sail #3 — South Bay
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
EYC PCISA Regatta — Alameda
BYC Midwinters Champion of Champions — Berkeley Circle
SBYC Island Fever Midwinters #4 — South Bay
SeqYC Winter Series #4 — South Bay
SSS Corinthian Race — Central Bay
CYC Midwinters #2 — Knox
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #16 — Berkeley Circle
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #4 — Alameda
TYC Midwinter Series #1 & #2 — North Bay
EYC PCISA Regatta — Alameda
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #17 — Berkeley Circle
CPYC Winter Sail #4 — South Bay
IYC Island Days Midwinters #4 — Alameda
COR INTHI A N YACHT CLUB
4 SEASONS race regattas OF SAN FRANCISCO
GET THE DATES IN YOUR 2025 CALENDAR FOR YEARROUND RACING AT THE CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. Commencing with the 73rd hosting of the CYC MidWinters, the tradition continues with separate Spring, Summer & Fall regattas.
GREAT VENUE, GREAT COURSES AND GREAT EVENTS AT THE CLUB. PHRF, Non-spinnaker and one-design racing in the central bay, are made to challenge skippers and crew throughout the year.
4 SEASONS RACE REGATTA DATES
MidWinters - January 18/19 & February 15/16
Spring - March 22, April 26 & May 10
MidSummer - July 12/13 & Aug 16/17
Fall - September 20, October 11 & November 8
Scan here for more information or go to race.cyc.org
CYC FRIDAY NIGHT RACES
APRIL 4 – AUGUST 29
Launching April 4, 2025 and sailing through Labor Day weekend, the CYC Friday Night Race series are the best way to start the weekend and shake off the woe’s. Make 2025 the year you are one of the elite sailors who contest all 22 races.
The Corinthian Yacht Club
43 Main Street Tiburon • CA • 94920 • 415-435-4771
2025 Beer Can Series
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Island Yacht Club
Friday nights. Spring Island Nights: 4/11, 4/25, 5/9, 5/23, 6/6, 6/20. Summer Island Nights: 6/27, 7/18, 8/1, 8/15, 8/29.
Ed Hanley, (775) 336-7398, ezeflyer@gmail.com www.iyc.org
Konocti Bay Sailing Club
Old Salts in Retirement, Every Wednesday at noon, year-round. www.kbsail.org
Lake Washington Sailing Club
Every Thursday Night: May-August. Mark Werder, owing78@yahoo.com www.lwsailing.org
Lake Yosemite Sailing Association
Every Thursday Night: May-September. Dennis Wainwright, (209) 722-1947, speedyw1955@yahoo.com www.lakeyosemitesailing.org
Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club
Wednesday nights: Sunset Series: 3/13-10/9. Mark Chaffey, (831) 236-5191, race.mpyc@gmail.com www.mpyc.org
Oakland Yacht Club
Sweet 16 Series.
Every Wednesday Night: 4/30-8/27. Debby Ratto, (510) 390-1620, race@oaklandyachtclub.com www.oaklandyachtclub.com
Richmond Yacht Club
Every Wednesday night: 4/2-9/24
Fred Paxton, (510) 612-2426, f.paxton@comcast.net www.richmondyc.org
St. Francis Yacht Club
Wednesday Series: 4/30-6/25
Caleigh Thompson, (415) 655-7756, racing@stfyc.com www.stfyc.com
Sausalito Yacht Club
Thursday nights.
Spring Sunset Series: 5/1, 5/29, 6/12, 6/26. Summer Sunset Series: 7/10, 7/24, 8/7, 8/21, 9/4. Bob Lalanne, (415) 828-4425, blalanne@lalannegroup.com www.sausalitoyachtclub.org
Sequoia Yacht Club Wednesday nights. Sunset Series: 4/12-10/1. Stan Phillips, (408) 596-1338, Stanleigh574@outlook.com, www.sequoiayc.org
marCH 2025
SFYC BAYS Winter #3 — Southampton
CPYC John Pitcher Memorial Regatta — South Bay
EYC Mercury Series #1 — Alameda
GGYC Midwinters #5 — Cityfront
VYC Midwinters #4 — North Bay
Weekday & Special Events Saturday
RYC Big Daddy Fleet Racing — Central Bay
SFYC BAYS Winter #3 — Southampton
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #18 — Berkeley Circle
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #5 — Alameda
RYC Small Boat Midwinters #3 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
SYC Chili Midwinter #5 — Knox
RYC Big Daddy Pursuit Race — Central Bay
March: • Latitude 38 Spring Crew List Party. Check Latitude 38 for more information or see www.latitude38.com.
March 17: • St. Patrick's Day: Take an Irish friend sailing!
March 20: • Vernal Equinox
March 31: • Cesar Chavez Day indicates full moon.
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
SYC J/105 Fleet 1/J/88 Invitational — West Alcatraz/Knox
StFYC California Dreamin' Match Racing — City
SSC Long Distance Race #1 — Stockton/Delta
CPYC Spring Shorteez PHRF 180 — South Bay
BenYC 2023-2024 Frost Bite Series #5 — Carquinez
EYC 2v2 Team Race Invitational — Alameda
OYC Rites of Spring — Central Bay/Berkeley
SYC J/105 Fleet 1/J/88 Invitational — West Alcatraz/Knox
StFYC California Dreamin' Match Racing — City
CPYC Winter Sail #5 — South Bay
IYC Island Days Midwinters #5 — Alameda
1 2 8 9
SBYC Island Fever Midwinters #5 — South Bay
SFYC Rosenblum Regatta — Knox/Central Bay
SeqYC Redwood Cup #5 / St. Patrick’s Day Race — South Bay
CYC Spring Regatta #1 — Knox
SeqYC Winter Series #5 / Commodore’s Cup — South Bay
SFYC Opti Harken #2 — Berkeley Circle
SSC Spring Series #1 — Stockton/Delta
SailGP-Cityfront
SFYC SF Cup — Southampton/Circle
HMBYC Londerville Regatta — Half Moon Bay
SSS Round The Rocks — Central & North Bay
SYC “Jaws” Pursuit Race — Knox
South Beach Yacht Club
Contact: rearcommodore@southhbeachyachtclub.org or visit southbeachyachtclub.org for more information.
BYC Chowder Series ‘24 #19 — Berkeley Circle
LMSC Edna and Howard Robinson Memorial Series #3 — Lake Merritt
EYC 2v2 Team Race Invitational — Alameda
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #6 — Alameda
TYC Midwinter Series #3 & #4 — North Bay
CYC Spring Regatta #1 — Knox
SFYC Opti Harken #2 — Berkeley Circle
SSC Spring Series #1 — Stockton/Delta
CPYC Winter Sail #6 — South Bay
IYC Sadie Hawkins Race — Alameda
SailGP-Cityfront
SSC DH Long Distance Race #1 — Delta
SFYC SF Cup — Southampton/Circle
OYC Sunday Brunch Series #7 — Alameda
Island Fever Winter Series 1/25, 2/22, 3/15, 11/15, 12/20
Red Bra Regatta September 20 Race
Friday Night Series April 25 - August 22
J-Stop Regatta June 21/22
BAADS Herb Meyer Regatta August 2/3
Jazz Cup Regatta August 30
2025 Beer Can Series
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South Beach Yacht Club
Friday Spring Night Series: 4/25-6/13. Friday Night Summer Series 6/20-8/22. Mike Satterlund, (408) 839-4131, mikesat@aol.com www.southbeachyachtclub.org
South Lake Tahoe Windjammers Yacht Club
Wednesday nights.
Spring Beer Can Series 5/7-6/18. Summer Beer Can Series 6/25-8/6
Eric Villadsen, (224) 717-6379, rearcommodore@sltwyc.com, www.sltwyc.com
Stockton Sailing Club
Every Wednesday Night: 6/5-8/28. Andy Goodman, (209) 483-3677, regatta@stocktonsc.org www.stocktonsc.org
Tahoe Yacht Club
Spring Beercan Series: 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 7/2, 7/9
Summer Beercan Series: 7/16, 7/23, 8/6, 8/13, 8/20, 8/27
Mike Simmons, (925) 708-3374, offwork2021@outlook.com, www.tahoeyc.com
Tiburon Yacht Club
Friday Night Race Series: 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30, 6/6, 6/13, 7/25, 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29. Rob Cooper, (415) 577-7199, race@tyc.org www.tyc.org
Vallejo Yacht Club
Every Wednesday night: 4/2-9/24. Mark Littlefield, (916) 835-2613, sansouci@surewest.net www.vyc.org
apriL 2025
Weekday & Special Events Saturday
April 1: • Take a fool sailing!
April 22: • Celebrate Earth Day on the liquid part.
April 27: • Opening Day on the Bay indicates full moon.
Sunday indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
StFYC Spring Fest & Stone Cup — Central Bay
SFYC 2x2 RS21 Team Race — Richardson Bay
RYC Small Boat Midwinters #4 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
BAMA Double Handed Farallones — Ocean
CPYC Andy Byrd Memorial Race — South Bay
EYC Mercury Series #2 — Alameda
SeqYC Spring Regatta — South Bay
SSC Spring Series #2 — Stockton/Delta
VYC North Bay Series #1 — North Bay
BYC 52nd Wheeler Regatta — Berkeley
RYC Alerion 28 Regatta — Central Bay
FLYC Trans-Folsom Regatta — Folsom Lake
SeqYC Single/Doublehanded #1 — South Bay
South Bay Bridge Series Regatta #1 — South Bay
TYC Don Wan Regatta — North Bay
BenYC Singlehand/Doublehand Race #1 — Carquinez
RYC College Pacific Coast Championship — Southampton
StFYC Spring Fest & Stone Cup — Central Bay
SFYC 2x2 RS21 Team Race — Richardson Bay
RYC Small Boat Midwinters #4 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
EYC Estuary Cup — Berkeley/ Alcatraz/ Estuary
5 6 12 13
SFYC Anne McCormack Women’s Invitational — Knox/Central Bay
YRA Lightship Race — Ocean
FLYC Camellia Cup — Folsom Lake
EYC PCISA Silver PCCs — Alameda
BenYC Opening Day on the Strait — Carquinez
CYC Spring Regatta #2 — Knox
HMBYC Commodore’s Regatta — Half Moon Bay
RYC Bullship — Central Bay
SeqYC Summer Series #1 — South Bay
SFYC Leadership Cup — Knox/Central Bay
SSC Spring Series #3 — Stockton/Delta
SSS Sort of Singlehanded North Bay. — North Bay
StFYC Intraclub Regatta — Cityfront
SYC Twin Island Race #1 — Knox/Alcatraz/Angel
Island - Bay tour
BYC 52nd Wheeler Pursuit — Berkeley
RYC Alerion 28 Regatta — Central Bay
YRA Doublehanded Sunday #1 — FOC Start
RYC College Pacific Coast Championship — Southampton
FLYC Camellia Cup — Folsom Lake
EYC PCISA Silver PCCs — Alameda
InvYC Bender 1-2 — Tomales Bay
PYC Baxter-Judson Race 1 — Horseshoe Cove
SSC Jack and Jill Race — Stockton/Delta
26 27 19 20
Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show
MMBA Regatta is Saturday May 24.
SUNDAY, JUNE 15 10 A.M. – 4
View classic sailing vessels, meet their skippers and learn the yachts' unique history. Show proceeds to go to Master Mariners Benevolent 501(c)3 Foundation. The Foundation provides scholarships for youth sailing, wooden boat building and maritime education. Also provides for the preservation of SF Bay Classic yachts. MMBF is dedicated to preserving the continuity of traditional yachting on San Francisco Bay.
The Master Mariners Benevolent Association is dedicated to fostering participation in yachting and the preservation of classic and traditional sailing craft. During the Boat Show, the Corinthian Yacht Club outdoor bar and grill is open for lunch and there is model boat building for kids. Children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult.
Master Mariners Benevolent Association
RACING PROGRAM
Join
EYC J/105/J/88/E37 Regatta — YRA 10
SSC/RYC Delta Ditch Run — North Bay/Delta
SYC Spring Classic Boat Invitational
— Alcatraz/Knox
VYC #3 Brothers Island Race — North Bay
SFYC RS21’s Women’s Sprint 4 — Raccoon Strait
SSC Race of Champions — Stockton/Delta
EYC J/105/J/88/E37 Regatta — YRA 10
SSC/RYC Delta Ditch Run — North Bay/Delta
SYC Spring Classic Boat Invitational — Alcatraz/Knox
InvYC Bender 5-6 — Tomales Bay
Weekday & Special Events
June 13-15:
June 15:
June 19:
June 20:
June 21:
June 27-29:
• RYC Lipton Cup — North Circle/ Southampton, Raccoon Strait
• SSC South Tower Race —Stockton-GGB-Stockton
• StFYC Opti Heavy Weather Slalom — Cityfront
• Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show — CYC
• Juneteenth Independence Day
• Summer Solstice
• Summer Sailstice
June 20-22: • StFYC US Sailing Wingfoil Championship — Cityfront
• StFYC Woodies Invitational — Central Bay indicates full moon.
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
BenYC Single/Doublehand Race #3 — Carquinez
CPYC Merton Yolles Memorial Race — South Bay
SFYC MMMM — Knox/Central Bay
SSC South Tower Race — Stockton-GGB-Stockton
SLTWYC Commodore’s Cup — South Lake Tahoe
South Bay Bridge Series Regatta #2 — South Bay
YRA Farallones Race — Ocean
SFYC Hart Nunes Regatta — Knox/Central Bay
RYC BAYS#1 — Southampton
SBYC J/105/J/88 Stop — South Bay SF Side
EYC Alameda One-Design Regatta — Alameda
HMBYC Rear Commodore Regatta — Half Moon Bay
SFYC Hank Easom Regatta — Knox/Central Bay
SSC Single Handed Race — Stockton/Delta
SSS Single Handed Transpac — Ocean
YRA In The Bay Series #2 — City/Central Bay
EYC Shirley Temming Regatta
(Women’s Championship Series #3) — YRA 10
SeqYC Single/Doublehanded #4 — South Bay
SLTWYC Around The Pins — South Lake Tahoe
YRA Half Moon Bay Regatta — Ocean
SeqYC Summer Series #3 — South Bay
SSC South Tower Race — Stockton-GGB-Stockton
SFYC Hart Nunes Regatta — Knox/Central Bay
RYC BAYS#1 — Southampton
SBYC J/105/J/88 Stop — South Bay SF Side
InvYC Bender 7-8 — Tomales Bay
PYC Baxter-Judson Race 3 — Horseshoe Cove
SYC Rear Commodore Pursuit Race — Knox
YRA Doublehanded Sunday #3 — Cityfront
28 29 14 15 21 22
LMSC City of Oakland Mayor’s Cup Regatta — Lake Merritt
SSC Double Handed Long Distance Race #2 —
Stockton/Delta
Saturday Sunday
BenYC Singlehand/Doublehand Race #4 — Carquinez
JULY 2025 5
SYC J/105 Fleet 1/J/88 Invitational Regatta — West Alcatraz/Knox
SSC Founders Regatta — Stockton/Delta
EYC BAYS Svendsen’s Summer Splash — Alameda
SFYC 29er Nationals — Knox/Central Bay
6
SYC J/105 Fleet 1/J/88 Invitational Regatta — West Alcatraz/Knox
SSC Founders Regatta — Stockton/Delta
EYC BAYS Svendsen’s Summer Splash — Alameda
SFYC 29er Nationals — Knox/Central Bay
Weekday & Special Events
July 4: • Independence Day
• CPYC Stars and Stripes — South Bay
• EYC Fourth of July Regatta (Jr) — Alameda
• SFYC Fireworks Folly — Knox/Central
• TYC 4th of July Brothers & Sisters Islands Race — North Bay
July 11-13: • SFYC 29er Nationals — Knox/Central
July 12-20: • Lake Tahoe Race Week
July 18-20: • RYC Santana 22 Nationals — Southampton
July 19:
• TahoeYC Trans Tahoe Regatta - Buoy Races — North Lake Tahoe indicates full moon.
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
40th Annual
InvYC Bender 9-10 — Tomales Bay
YRA Westpoint Regatta — South Bay
SLTWYC Southern Crossing — South Lake Tahoe
CYC MidSummer Regatta — Knox
RYC Intraclub #2 — Central Bay
BenYC Lighthouse Race — Carquinez/SPB
BVBC Plastic Classic Regatta — South Bay
FLYC Centerboard Regatta — Folsom Lake
HMBYC Take the Tiller Women Sailing Regatta — Half Moon Bay
LMSC Commodore’s Curse Series #1 — Lake Merritt
SeqYC Singlehand/Doublehanded Series #5 / Commodore’s Cup — South Bay
SFYC Mitchell/Ross Regatta — Knox/Central Bay
South Bay Bridge Series Regatta #3 — South Bay
SSC Long Distance Race #2 — Stockton/Delta
SYC Twin Island Race #2 — Bay Tour
VYC North Bay Series #4 Angel Island Race — North Bay
YRA Jr Waterhouse — Ocean
SYC Summer Classic Boat Invitational — Southampton
InvYC Midsummer Mischief — Tomales Bay
StFYC SF Classic/UN Challenge — Central Bay
YRA Encinal Regatta — Central Bay/Estuary
SeqYC Summer Series #4 — South Bay
26 27 12 13 19 20
SYC Summer Classic Boat Invitational — Southampton
EYC IYC OYC Estuary Extravaganza — Alameda
PYC Baxter-Judson Race 4 — Horseshoe Cove / Travis Sailing Center
tHe BAY VieW BoAt cLuB invite all
’60s thru ’99 Vintage Fiberglass Sailboats to the san francisco saturday, July 19, 2025
Awards & Party following with excellent food, great music and dancing.
Jointhe Party! at the Bay View Boat Club and the waters off Pier 54. www.bayviewboatclub.org
#riggedbymarlow #technicallybetter www.marlowropes.com/us
The Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club, Encinal Yacht Club, and St. Francis Yacht Club
announce the 27th Spinnaker Cup, May 24-25
Start in the San Francisco Bay and finish in Monterey with MPYC’s famous chili and the awards presentation the next day!
The Spinnaker Cup will also be the first leg of the California Offshore Race Week (CORW). 2025 Race Documents will be available at: www.offshoreraceweek.com
For more information please contact:
Heidi Hall, MPYC Spinnaker Cup Co-Chair at hallchaffey@mac.com
Brendan McNally, EYC Vice Commodore at vicecommodore@encinal.org
Michael Moradzadeh, StFYC Spinnaker Cup Co-Chair at offshore@yachtpc.com
AUGUST 2025
indicates full moon.
Weekday & Special Events
Aug. 1-3: • HMBYC Coronado 15 North American Championships — Half Moon Bay
August 6-9: • StFYC Sears Cup — Cityfront
August 14-17: • StFYC US Women’s Match Racing Championship — Cityfront
Aug. 31-Sept. 6: • Folkboat Internationals — Corinthian
RACE COMMITTEES
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
Saturday
BAADS Herb Meyer Regatta — South Bay
HMBYC Coronado 15 North American
Championships — Half Moon Bay
SFYC BAYS Summer #3 — Southampton
StFYC Match Race Qualifier — Cityfront
SSC Overnight Race — Stockton-Antioch-Stockton
SYC Women’s Skippers Regatta — Bay Tour
CPYC Jerry O’Grady Single-handed Race — South Bay
YRA RC Choice 1 — Ocean
SFYC Summer Keelboat — Knox and Berkeley
BenYC Chasing the Moon Race — Carquinez/SPB
BenYC Sail Benicia — Carquinez
BVBC “Round the Rock” — South Bay/Central Bay
BYC SF Bay Navigator’s Race — Bay-wide
SeqYC Summer Series #5 — South Bay
SLTWYC Double Handed — South Lake Tahoe
South Bay Bridge Series Regatta #4 — South Bay
VYC North Bay Series #5 Luna Race — North Bay
YRA In The Bay Series #3 — Southampton/North Circle
SFYC Corinthian Cup — Knox and Berkeley
YRA SSS Drake's Bay — Ocean
CYC Mid Summer Regatta — Knox
HMBYC Vice Commodore Regatta — Half Moon Bay
LMSC Commodore’s Curse #2 — Lake Merritt
BenYC Single/Doublehand Race #5 — Carquinez
StFYC Phyllis Kleinman Swiftsure — Central Bay
BenYC Sardine Can Dinner Rendezvous — Carquinez
CYC MidSummer Regatta — Knox
InvYC Bender 11-12 — Tomales Bay
SFYC Schooner Race & Belvedere Classic — Knox/Central Bay
SLTWYC Funnette Island — South Lake Tahoe
RYC Intraclub #3 — Central Bay
Seq YC Hannig Cup — South Bay
EYC Millimeter Nationals #1 — Alameda
SBYC BenYC Jazz Cup — Central Bay/North Bay
BAADS Herb Meyer Regatta — South Bay
HMBYC Coronado 15 North American Championships — Half Moon Bay
SFYC BAYS Summer #3 — Southampton
StFYC Match Race Qualifier — Cityfront
SSC Overnight Race — Stockton-Antioch-Stockton
SFYC Summer Keelboat — Knox and Berkeley
EYC Gracie & George Regatta — South Bay/Alameda
InvYC Three Beach Fiasco — Tomales Bay
2 3 9 10 16 17 23 24 30 31
SFYC Corinthian Cup — Knox and Berkeley Circle
YRA SSS Drake's Bay — Ocean
CYC MidSummer Regatta — Knox
TahoeYC GarWoods Race — North Lake Tahoe
StFYC Phyllis Kleinman Swiftsure — Central Bay
PYC Baxter-Judson Race 5 — Horseshoe Cove
YRA Doublehanded Sunday #4 — FOC Start
EYC Millimeter Nationals #2 — Alameda
InvYC Hog Island Race — Tomales Bay
Pre-Party IN SF
Friday, August 29
South Beach Yacht Club Jazz Cup shirt & burgee pick up! All Welcome!
Saturday, August 30
Racing from SBYC to BYC
After-party in the lovely, warm Benicia Yacht Club & Harbor. Live Bands, Dinner & Trophy Awards! YACHTS
register: www.southbeachyachtclub.org contact: rearcommodore@southbeachyachtclub.org
SEPTEMBER 2025
indicates full moon.
Weekday & Special Events
September: • Latitude 38 Fall Crew List Party Check Latitude 38 and www. latitude38.com for updates.
Sept. 1: • Labor Day – Take a worker sailing
Sept. 10-14: • StFYC Rolex Big Boat Series — Central Bay
Sept. 19-21: • RYC Fall One-Design Invitational — Central Bay
Sept. 26-28: • BYC One-Design Invitational Day — Berkeley Circle
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
Saturday Sunday
RYC Multihull Invitational — Southampton
SLTWYC Perpetual Day 1 — South Lake Tahoe
TahoeYC Tahoe ILCA Fleet Champs — Stampede
BYC Big Windward/Leeward — Central Bay
CPYC Kay & Dave Few Regatta — South Bay
InvYC Bender 13-14 — Tomales Bay
SeqYC Moonlight Marathon — South Bay/TI
SFYC Wosser Cup — Knox/Central Bay
SSC Fall Race #1 — Stockton/Delta
VYC North Bay Series #6 — North Bay
SSC Thistle Regatta — Stockton/Delta
BenYC/VYC Carquinez Challenge — Carquinez
SSS Half Moon Bay Race — Ocean
SFYC SF Bay Knarr Championship — Knox
BenYC Singlehand/Doublehand Race #6 — Carquinez
CYC Fall Series #1 — Knox
LMSC Commodore’s Curse Series #3 — Lake Merritt
SBYC 12th Annual Red Bra Regatta — South Bay
SLTWYC Fannette Island — South Lake Tahoe
StFYC Aldo Alessio Regatta — Ocean
YRA In The Bay Series #4 — Circle
SFYC Optimist PCCs — Knox
RYC Little Daddy — Central Bay
SeqYC South Bay Championship — South Bay
IYC Women’s Sailing Seminar — Alameda
TYC Fox Hat Tornberg Race — Central/North Bay
YRA Bluewater Bash — Ocean
YRA RC Choice 2 — Ocean
InvYC Bender 15-16 — Tomales Bay
RYC Multihull Invitational — Southampton
SLTWYC Perpetual Day 2 — South Lake Tahoe
TahoeYC Tahoe ILCA Fleet Champs — Stampede
SSC Thistle Regatta — Stockton/Delta
SFYC SF Bay Knarr Championship — Knox
EYC Commodore’s Cup — Central Bay/ South Bay/Alameda
YRA Doublehanded Sunday #5 — FOC Start
20 21 27 28
SFYC Optimist PCCs — Knox
RYC Little Daddy — Central Bay
SeqYC South Bay Championship — South Bay
IYC Women’s Sailing Seminar — Alameda Estuary
PYC Baxter-Judson Race 6 — Horseshoe Cove
OCTOBER 2024
EYC - Fall One Design — Central/ South Bay/Alameda
StFYC Pan Am Para Sailing Regatta — City
SeqYC South Bay One-Design Champs
— South Bay
SSS Vallejo 1/2 — North and San Pablo Bay
BenYC Champions Race — Carquinez
CPYC Barth Regatta — South Bay
RYC Totally Dinghy — Central Bay
EYC - Fall One Design — Central/ South Bay/Alameda
StFYC Pan Am Para Sailing Regatta — Cityfront
SeqYC South Bay One-Design Champs — South Bay
SSS Vallejo 1/2 — North and San Pablo Bay
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #1 — Berkeley Circle
RYC Jr Program-Winter #1 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
Weekday & Special Events
October 3-5: • EYC Fall One Design — Central Bay/ South Bay/Alameda
October 7-12: • Fleet Week
October 13: • Columbus Day
October 31: • Halloween: Go sailing in costume! indicates full moon.
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
SFYC Auxillary Cup — Knox/Central Bay
SSC Fall Race #2 — Stockton/Delta
SYC Twin Island Race #3 — Bay Tour
YRA Women’s Regatta (Women’s Championship Series #3) — Circle
SYC Fall Classic Boat Invitational — West Alcatraz/Knox
4 5
BVBC Champion of Champions — South/Central Bay
SeqYC/CPYC Barth Memorial Regatta — South Bay
CYC Fall Series #2 — Knox
InvYC Bender 17-18 — Tomales Bay
RYC CalSailing - Stoney Burke — Marina Bay or Keller Cove
StFYC Fall Invitational — Central Bay
LMSC Commodore’s Curse Series #4 — Lake Merritt
OYC Oktoberfest — Treasure Island/Estuary
TYC Red Rock Regatta — North Bay
RYC Great Pumpkin Fleet Racing — Central Bay
StFYC Fall Dinghy — Cityfront
CPYC Fall Shorteez Regatta PHRF 180 — South Bay
HMBYC Pumpkin Roundup — Half Moon Bay
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #2 — Berkeley Circle
RYC El Toro Stampede — Potrero Reach
RYC Jr Program-Winter #2 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
25 26 18 19 11 12
RYC CalSailing - Stoney Burke — Marina Bay or Keller Cove
StFYC Fall Invitational — Cityfront
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #3 — Berkeley Circle
InvYC Bender 19-20 — Tomales Bay
IYC Jack & Jill + One — Alameda
RYC Jr Program Winter #3 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
SFYC Round the Island — Knox/Central Bay
RYC Great Pumpkin Pursuit Race — Central Bay
StFYC Fall Dinghy — Cityfront
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #4 — Berkeley Circle
PYC Baxter-Judson Lady Skippers’ Race — Horseshoe Cove
NOVEMBER
EYC BAYS HS NorCal Regatta — Alameda
StFYC Grandmasters Team Race Regatta — Cityfront
CPYC Commodore’s Cup — South Bay
EYC Jack Frost Midwinters #1 — YRA 10
GGYC Midwinters #1 — Cityfront
HMBYC Die Hard Regatta — Half Moon Bay
InvYC Bender 21-22 — Tomales Bay
full moon.
Weekday & Special Events
November: • Baja Ha-Ha starts, San Diego to Cabo San Lucas
November 11: • Veterans Day. Take a veteran sailing!
November 27: • Thanksgiving Day
November 28: • TYC Black Friday Sail: the Wild Turkey Race — North Bay
SSC Fall Race #3 — Stockton/Delta
BYC Midwinters #1 — Berkeley Circle
BenYC 2024-2025 Frost Bite Series #1 — Carquinez
CYC Fall Series #3 — Knox
InvYC Drumstick Race — Tomales Bay
SYC/RegattaPRO Winter One-Design Invitational Series #1 — Berkeley/North Circle
EYC BAYS HS NorCal Regatta — Alameda
StFYC Grandmasters Team Race Regatta — Cityfront
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #5 — Berkeley Circle
RYC Jr Program-Winter #4 — Potrero/ Southampton/Keller
SYC Chili Midwinter #1 — Knox
YRA Doublehanded Midwinter #1 — Cityfront/Central Bay
BYC Midwinters #1 — Berkeley Circle
IYC Island Days Midwinters #1 — Alameda
RYC Jr Program-Winter #5 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
SeqYC Winter Series #1 — South Bay
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #6 — Berkeley Circle
EYC Alameda One-Design Regatta — Alameda
RYC Jr Program-Winter #6 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #7 — Berkeley Circle
RYC Jr Program-Winter #7 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
SeqYC Redwood Cup #2 — South Bay
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #8 — Berkeley Circle
SBYC Island Fever Midwinters #1 — South Bay
YRA North Bay Marks
Description of Marks
1: Red Rock Island
14: Southampton Shoal Platform
19: R “8” Fl R 2.5s approx 1.5 nm N of Pt. Blunt
23: RW “A” Mo (A) east of Angel Island
24: R “6” Fl R 4s Bell 1.1 nm east of Quarry Pt.
CM2: Daymark at outer end of Corte Madera Channel [Iso R 6s 3ft “2” Priv]
NBAY Temp YC buoy approx .6 nm NE of Tiburon YC clubhouse
NG7 G “7” Fl G 2.5s approx.45 nm SE of Red Rock
NR12: approx. 1.3 nm south of Richmond-San Rafael Bridge main channel [R “12” Fl R 2.5s]
NR14: approx. 0.3 nm south of Richmond-San Rafael Bridge main channel [R “14” Fl R 4s]
TYC: Privately maintained white mark “TYC” off south entrance to Paradise Cay
DECEMBER 2025
indicates full moon.
EYC Jack Frost Midwinters #2 — YRA 10
GGYC Midwinters #2 — Cityfront
SeqYC Winter Series #2 — South Bay
SSC Fall Race #4 — Stockton/Delta
VYC Midwinters #1 — North Bay
BYC Midwinters #2 — Berkeley Circle
BenYC 2024-2025 Frost Bite Series #2 — Carquinez
LMSC Edna and Howard Robinson Memorial Series #1 — Lake Merritt
SYC/RegattaPRO Winter One-Design Invitational Series #2 — Berkeley Circle/North Circle
Weekday & Special Events
December: • Happy Holidays! Check the Calendar in the November or December issue of Latitude 38 for lighted boat parades near you.
December 21: • Winter Solstice
December 14: • Hanukkah begins at sundown.
December 25: • Christmas Day
December 31: • New Year's Eve
SBYC Island Fever Midwinters #2 — South Bay SF Side
SeqYC Redwood Cup #3 — South Bay
indicates 2-day races. YRA events indicated in bold type.
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #9 — Berkeley Circle
RYC Jr Program Winter #8 — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
SYC Chili Midwinter #2 — Knox
YRA Doublehanded Midwinter #2 — Cityfront/Central Bay
BYC Midwinters #2 — Berkeley Circle
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #10 — Berkeley Circle
IYC Island Days Midwinters #2 — Alameda
RYC Jr Program-Winter #9 Christmas Party Jr Program — Potrero/Southampton/Keller
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #11 — Berkeley Circle
BYC Chowder Series ‘25 #12 — Berkeley Circle
YRA Central Bay Marks
Description of Marks
A: Yellow sphere “A” outer buoy St. Francis Yacht Club
D: Daymark north of the Berkeley Pier [Fl G 4s 15ft 4M “3”]
K: Temp buoy 0.3 nm west of YRA 4 in line with YRA 12
L: Temp buoy 0.31 nm west of Windmill in line with YRA 4
N: Daymark on channel east of Sausalito [Fl R 4s 14ft 3m “2”]
X: Yellow/blue sphere “X” Golden Gate Yacht Club
2: Alcatraz Island
4: Lighted red nun buoy near Pt Knox
5: Temp buoy approx. 0.6 nm southwest of Alcatraz
6: Lighted yellow column “M” approx. 0.1 nm north of Ft Mason docks (Phil Perkins)
7: approx. 1 nm northwest of Treasure Island [R “2” Fl 6s]
8: approx. 1 nm east of Point Blunt [R “4” Fl R 2.5s]
9: Temp buoy approx. 0.5 nm east-southeast of west end Berkeley Pier ruins/approx 1 nm east-northeast of YRA 10
10: Temp buoy approx. 0.6 nm west-southwest of west end Berkeley Pier ruins
11: Temp buoy approx. 1.5 nm east of Treasure Island
12: Little Harding Rock [G “1” Fl G 4s]
14: Southampton Shoal Platform AR
YRA Central Bay Marks
15: Lighted yellow column “Easom” approx. 0.5 nm east of Yellow Bluff (Hank Easom)
16: Lighted yellow column approx. 0.2 nm east of Ft Point (Blackaller)
17: Harding Rock [RG “HR” Fl (2+1) R 6s]
18: Blossom Rock [GR “BR” Fl (2+1) G 6s BELL]
19: approx. 1.5 nm east of Bluff Point [R “8” Fl R 2.5s]
21: approx. 0.65 nm northeast of Alcatraz [G “1” Fl G 6s]
23: Center channel buoy east of Angel Island [RW “A” Mo (A)]
24: approx. 1.1 nm east of Quarry Pt [R “6”Fl R 4s BELL]
ARO: Anita Rock buoy off Crissy Field
BYC: Yellow column “BYC” - E of COC
FOC: Olympic Circle buoy “F”
GOC: Olympic Circle buoy “G”
TYC: Privately maintained white mark “TYC” off south entrance to Paradise Cay
XOC: Olympic Circle buoy “X” (center of the circle) (Bobbi Tossi)
YRA South Bay Marks
Description of Marks
AS1: Yellow sphere approx. 0.25 nm east of BVYC
NAS2: NAS Alameda Channel [R “2” Fl R 4s]
SC1: approx. 1 nm east-northeast of Mission Rock Terminal [GR “SC” Fl (2+1) G 6s]
W1: Temporary YC buoy approx 1 nm E of Army St. Terminal
XS1: Temporary YC buoy approx halfway betweeen 31 and AS1
31: Temp buoy approx. 1.2 nm southeast of Mission Rock Terminal
33: Oakland Inner Harbor Entrance Channel [R “4” Fl R 4s]
34: approx. 0.5 nm east of Portrero Point [R “2” Fl R 2.5s]
35: Daymark “3” Alameda NAS Entrance Channel [Fl G 2.5s 15ft 3m “3”]
36: Daymark “4” Alameda NAS Entrance Channel [Fl R 4s 12ft 3m “4”]
37: approx. 1 nm south-southeast of Army St. Terminal [G “5” Fl G 4s]
Ullman
2025 Weekend Currents
date/day slack max slack max
1/04Sat 0105/3.3F 0422 0654/1.3E 0930 1300/2.4F 1531 1831/2.1E 2220
1/05Sun 0152/3.3F 0504 0747/1.5E 1039 1400/2.2F 1632 1934/1.8E 2258
1/11Sat 0110/0.8E 0319 0711/3.0F 0953 1301/2.7E 1737 2028/3.2F
1/12Sun 0000 0206/0.9E 0433 0806/3.0F 1046 1353/2.6E 1828 2118/3.4F
1/18Sat 0057/3.1F 0432 0716/1.2E 1020 1309/1.9F 1553 1908/1.6E 2211
1/19Sun 0138/2.9F 0513 0802/1.2E 1122 1404/1.5F 1649 1956/1.3E 2233
1/25Sat 0028/0.6E 0204 0612/2.0F 0858 1207/1.7E 1651 1955/2.2F 2325
1/26Sun 0114/0.7E 0301 0703/2.1F 0945 1248/1.9E 1731 2033/2.4F
date/day slack max slack max
4/05Sat 0044 0402/1.8F 0627 0925/1.7E
1357 1721/2.6F 2122 2342/0.9E
4/06Sun 0232 0515/1.6F 0757 1116/1.3E
1514 1831/2.7F 2215
4/12Sat 0114 0425/2.2E 0823 1102/2.7F
1413 1641/1.2E 1917 2246/3.2F
4/13Sun 0140 0451/2.3E 0858 1143/2.7F
1503 1723/1.1E 1940 2319/3.0F
4/19Sat 0230/1.5F 0444 0734/1.8E
1151 1607/2.1F 2032 2223/0.5E
2354
4/20Sun 0331/1.4F 0543 0839/1.5E
1259 1706/2.1F 2119 2323/0.7E
4/26Sat 0258/2.8E 0655 0949/3.1F
1255 1524/1.4E 1809 2149/3.8F
4/27Sun 0032 0333/3.2E 0743 1039/3.4F
1352 1616/1.3E 1849 2232/3.8F
date/day
2/01Sat 0253 0530/1.8E 0829 1153/3.0F 1435 1735/2.3E 2111
2/02Sun 0031/3.6F 0330 0610/2.0E 0926 1246/2.8F 1530 1822/1.9E 2143
2/08Sat 0006/0.8E 0218 0556/2.5F 0840 1154/2.1E 1619 1917/2.9F 2250
2/09Sun 0102/1.0E 0342 0658/2.6F 0945 1259/2.1E 1717 2009/3.1F 2335
2/15Sat 0257 0552/1.6E 0912 1200/2.4F 1457 1800/1.7E 2100
2/16Sun 0015/3.1F 0329 0624/1.6E 0954 1247/2.1F 1546 1839/1.4E 2118
2/17Mon 0051/2.8F 0358 0651/1.5E 1032 1336/1.8F 1641 1924/1.1E 2141
2/22Sat 0047 0439/1.5F 0719 1022/1.3E 1459 1834/1.9F 2214
2/23Sun 0007/0.7E 0153 0542/1.7F 0824 1137/1.4E 1601 1918/2.2F 2248
date/day slack max slack max
5/03Sat 0240/2.0F 0459 0754/2.0E 1224 1552/2.9F 1956 2217/0.8E 5/04Sun 0053 0346/1.6F 0612 0925/1.5E 1331 1655/2.8F 2057 2325/1.0E 5/10Sat 0002 0312/2.3E 0727 1004/2.5F 1316 1520/0.9E 1738 2131/3.1F
5/11Sun 0027 0338/2.4E 0802 1045/2.6F 1407 1606/0.8E 1809 2206/2.9F 5/17Sat 0116/1.9F 0335 0629/2.3E 1053 1443/2.5F 1849 2052/0.5E 2227
5/18Sun 0208/1.8F 0425 0719/2.0E 1143 1534/2.5F 1941 2150/0.6E 2332
5/24Sat 0151/2.8E 0554 0841/2.7F 1152 1411/1.2E 1635 2032/3.6F 2320
5/25Sun 0225/3.2E 0644 0934/3.1F 1254 1502/1.0E 1721 2118/3.6F 2358
5/26Mon 0300/3.4E 0731 1025/3.5F 1352 1558/0.9E 1813 2206/3.5F 5/31Sat 0126/2.4F 0353 0654/2.3E 1118 1432/3.2F 1823 2051/0.9E 2320
6/01Sun 0224/2.0F 0452 0804/1.9E 1207 1527/3.0F 1924 2154/1.0E
date/day
3/01Sat 0130 0419/2.2E 0737 1052/3.3F 1343 1642/2.1E 1958 2317/3.8F
3/02Sun 0205 0454/2.5E 0828 1141/3.3F 1437 1724/1.9E 2030 2357/3.7F
3/08Sat 0110 0430/2.0F 0710 1019/1.7E 1445 1756/2.7F 2138 2358/1.0E 3/09Sun 0346 0643/2.0F 0933 1253/1.6E 1653 1956/2.9F 2325
3/15Sat 0231 0538/2.0E 0917 1200/2.7F 1506 1755/1.6E 2043
3/16Sun 0000/3.2F 0259 0604/2.0E 0953 1242/2.5F 1554 1832/1.3E 2103
3/22Sat 0018 0400/1.4F 0618 0912/1.3E 1327 1749/1.9F 2159 2351/0.6E
3/23Sun 0131 0506/1.3F 0733 1035/1.2E 1453 1849/2.1F 2237
3/29Sat 0113 0408/2.6E 0747 1052/3.4F 1351 1639/1.8E 1938 2304/3.8F
3/30Sun 0146 0444/3.0E 0836 1141/3.5F 1446 1726/1.6E 2013 2344/3.8F
date/day slack max slack max
5/31Sat 0126/2.4F 0353 0654/2.3E 1118 1432/3.2F 1823 2051/0.9E 2320
6/01Sun 0224/2.0F 0452 0804/1.9E 1207 1527/3.0F 1924 2154/1.0E 6/07Sat 0202/2.0E 0624 0902/2.1F 1214 1403/0.7E 1557 2013/2.8F 2316
6/08Sun 0227/2.2E 0701 0944/2.3F 1306 1448/0.7E 1635 2051/2.6F 2342
6/14Sat 0014/2.4F 0238 0538/2.4E 1006 1329/2.9F 1713 1923/0.7E 2117
6/15Sun 0059/2.3F 0324 0624/2.3E 1045 1414/2.9F 1754 2012/0.8E 2212
6/21Sat 0034/2.5E 0437 0725/2.3F 1041 1300/1.0E 1507 1913/3.3F 2204
6/22Sun 0115/2.9E 0534 0824/2.8F 1150 1354/0.9E 1558 2004/3.3F 2247
6/28Sat 0021/2.8F 0258 0616/2.4E 1020 1318/3.4F 1656 1930/1.1E 2210
6/29Sun 0113/2.5F 0351 0712/2.2E 1101 1406/3.3F 1746 2025/1.1E 2314
date/day slack max slack max
7/04Fri 0000/1.4E 0415 0650/1.4F 0953 1155/0.7E 1347 1802/2.5F 2127
7/05Sat 0041/1.6E 0507 0752/1.7F 1103 1248/0.6E 1427 1848/2.3F 2158
7/06Sun 0114/1.7E 0549 0838/2.0F 1200 1337/0.6E 1512 1933/2.2F 2229
7/12Sat 0146 0454/2.4E 0916 1220/3.0F 1547 1807/1.0E 2018 2359/2.7F
7/13Sun 0232 0540/2.4E 0950 1300/3.1F 1621 1846/1.1E 2109
7/19Sat 0256 0554/2.1F 0918 1140/0.8E 1344 1745/2.9F 2036 2346/2.4E
7/20Sun 0406 0704/2.4F 1037 1246/0.8E 1443 1844/2.9F 2129
7/26Sat 0207 0536/2.4E 0919 1209/3.5F 1532 1817/1.4E 2114
7/27Sun 0010/2.9F 0259 0624/2.2E 0957 1251/3.5F 1615 1904/1.5E
date/day
2207 date/day
date/day slack max slack max
10/04Sat 0201/1.6E 0520 0842/3.0F 1153 1434/1.8E 1744 2051/2.4F 2346
10/05Sun 0244/1.7E 0558 0921/3.3F
1221 1510/2.2E 1838 2142/2.8F
10/11Sat 0146/3.4F 0521 0736/0.9E 0951 1333/2.8F 1556 1849/3.0E 2310
10/12Sun 0241/3.2F 0627 0845/0.8E 1048 1428/2.3F 1647 1939/2.5E
10/13Mon 0004 0341/2.9F 0738 0957/0.8E 1204 1531/1.9F 1750 2045/1.9E
10/18Sat 0207/1.5E 0521 0832/3.4F
1147 1449/2.1E 1836 2111/2.6F
10/19Sun 0016 0251/1.4E 0558 0912/3.5F
1220 1530/2.3E 1924 2201/2.7F
10/25Sat 0129/2.6F 0529 0723/0.6E 0903 1246/2.0F 1506 1801/2.3E 2223
10/26Sun 0212/2.5F 0623 0813/0.5E 0944 1325/1.7F 1541 1833/2.0E 2251
8/02Sat 0317 0609/1.4F 0940 1125/0.5E 1258 1708/1.9F 2015 2327/1.3E
8/03Sun 0411 0718/1.6F 1047 1223/0.5E 1352 1801/1.7F 2059 8/09Sat 0055 0410/2.1E 0813 1112/3.0F 1424 1655/1.3E 1925 2259/2.9F
8/10Sun 0141 0458/2.3E 0846 1149/3.3F 1456 1733/1.5E 2016 2345/3.0F
8/16Sat 0101 0421/2.4F 0749 1012/0.8E 1220 1616/2.7F 1855 2153/2.3E 8/17Sun 0215 0530/2.4F 0917 1129/0.7E 1326 1717/2.4F 1957 2300/2.1E 8/23Sat 0117 0438/2.1E 0810 1059/3.5F 1411 1708/1.8E 2022 2311/3.1F
8/24Sun 0208 0526/2.1E 0847 1140/3.5F 1451 1752/1.9E 2112 2358/3.0F
8/30Sat 0040 0411/1.6F 0807 0959/0.5E 1132 1530/1.7F 1806 2056/1.3E
8/31Sun 0125 0516/1.6F 0925 1100/0.4E 1225 1620/1.4F 1852 2147/1.2E
9/01Mon 0230 0627/1.7F 1022 1159/0.5E 1332 1719/1.3F 1956 2257/1.1E
date/day slack max slack max 11/01Sat 0041/1.4E 0334 0718/2.9F 1039 1328/1.7E 1642 1938/1.9F 2232
11/02Sun 0130/1.4E 0316 0700/3.3F 1007 1304/2.2E 1641 1934/2.4F 2235
11/08Sat 0319 0532/0.9E 0743 1123/3.0F 1347 1644/3.2E 2113
11/09Sun 0030/3.6F 0414 0630/0.9E 0841 1215/2.6F 1436 1731/2.8E 2200 11/15Sat 0239 0610/3.2F 0936 1244/2.0E 1634 1906/2.0F 2208
11/16Sun 0032/1.1E 0315 0654/3.3F 1010 1322/2.2E 1726 2000/2.3F 2307
11/22Sat 0323 0513/0.6E 0653 1041/2.2F 1302 1601/2.4E 2041
11/23Sun 0003/2.7F 0406 0557/0.6E 0735 1120/2.1F 1338 1636/2.3E 2108
11/27Thu 0304/2.5F 0708 0923/0.7E 1120 1447/1.4F 1704 2028/1.5E 11/28Fri 0006 0354/2.7F 0744 1018/1.1E 1250 1556/1.4F 1827 2155/1.4E 11/29Sat 0054 0444/2.9F 0816 1108/1.5E 1417 1708/1.6F 1957 2303/1.3E 11/30Sun 0137 0533/3.2F 0847 1151/2.1E 1529 1816/2.0F 2118 2358/1.2E
8/30Sat 0040 0411/1.6F 0807 0959/0.5E 1132 1530/1.7F 1806 2056/1.3E 8/31Sun 0125 0516/1.6F 0925 1100/0.4E 1225 1620/1.4F 1852 2147/1.2E 9/01Mon 0230 0627/1.7F 1022 1159/0.5E 1332 1719/1.3F 1956 2257/1.1E 9/06Sat 0310/1.9E 0655 0959/3.0F 1306 1542/1.6E 1835 2157/2.8F 9/07Sun 0047 0357/2.0E 0729 1037/3.3F 1336 1621/1.9E 1927 2245/3.1F 9/13Sat 0259/2.9F 0628 0849/0.9E 1102 1451/2.6F 1717 2010/2.6E 9/14Sun 0027 0400/2.7F 0749 1006/0.7E 1204 1550/2.2F 1815 2110/2.1E 9/20Sat 0023 0324/1.8E 0651 0947/3.4F 1256 1556/2.0E 1930 2212/2.9F 9/21Sun 0115 0412/1.8E 0728 1027/3.5F 1332 1641/2.2E 2019 2300/3.0F 9/27Sat 0242/2.2F 0640 0838/0.6E 1015 1401/1.8F 1623 1911/1.8E 2323
9/28Sun 0332/2.0F 0752 0935/0.4E 1100 1445/1.4F 1700 1949/1.6E 2359
date/day slack max slack max
12/06Sat 0213 0427/0.9E 0639 1019/3.2F 1246 1546/3.2E 2022 2324/3.7F 12/07Sun 0302 0523/1.0E 0740 1109/3.0F 1337 1638/2.9E 2108
12/13Sat 0053 0436/3.0F 0816 1124/1.6E 1517 1744/1.6F 2043 2307/1.0E 12/14Sun 0130 0526/3.0F 0854 1210/1.9E 1616 1851/1.8F 2156 2359/0.8E 12/20Sat 0210 0400/0.6E 0545 0938/2.3F 1206 1506/2.2E 1956 2259/2.8F 12/21Sun 0248 0445/0.7E 0630 1019/2.3F 1244 1547/2.3E 2026 2335/2.8F 12/27Sat 0310/3.0F 0632 0925/1.4E 1225 1531/1.6F 1811 2118/1.3E 12/28Sun 0005 0359/3.1F 0712 1015/1.9E 1349 1643/1.8F 1945 2229/1.1E
Youth Sailing
Looking for a new way to inspire and entertain your kids this year?
The Bay Area boasts dozens of youth sailing and sailing-related programs, listed below. Many offer scholarships, and with rare exceptions, you don’t need to have your own boat. Unless noted below, club membership is not necessary.
Alameda Community Sailing Center
Location: Encinal Boat Ramp in Alameda
Contact: Emily Zugnoni, ACSC Program Director
Phone: (510) 629-9282
Email: info@sailsailalameda.org
Description: ACSC is a nonprofit community sailing center. Scholarships are available for all programs, and extended care is offered. All sailors are welcome!
Programs: After-School Sailing Club: Ages 7–17. All levels. Seven-week sessions in spring and fall. Spring Break Camp: Ages 7–12. April 7-11, 2025
Two-Week Summer Camps: Ages 7–17. All levels. JuneAugust. Staggered starts approximately 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Adult/Family Weekend Dinghy Courses: Ages 7–99. Beginner and intermediate. Offered in spring, summer, and fall. $350 for the first participant; $175 for subsequent guests. Open Sailing Days: Every Saturday in spring, summer, and fall. $35 per boat.
Bay View Boat Club and Mariposa Hunters Point YC (San Francisco)
Email ys@bvbc.org
Location: MHPYC, 405 Terry A. Francois Blvd, San Francisco, CA, 94158
Description: Entry-level youth sailing class designed for those who are getting used to being on the water. No experience is required. The class is for those who want to try sailing before signing up for a full program. $40 a day or $60 for a weekend. Classes are held once a quarter.
Benicia YC
Contact: Dan Carnahan
Phone: (707) 747-1808
Email: youthsailing@beniciayachtclub.com
Location: Benicia Yacht Club, Benicia, CA
Description: Dates TBA in late March. YC member discounts, sibling and multiple-camp discounts, and scholarships are available for all programs.
-Half-Day Camps: Ages 8–12 with no sailing experience. Cost: $275.
-Full-Day: One-week camps, ages 10–18 or young sailors with experience. Cost: $375.
Blue Water Foundation (San Francisco)
Phone: (415) 392-2018
Thursday Sails: Afternoon sail programs with San Francisco schools and SFPD to build relationships and provide experience to at-risk youth in the City.
Ocean’s Gate Program: Working with Alameda County Probation Department; convicted youth are given the opportunity to make their way back to society; offering both daysails and a multi-month intensive sail-training program.
Community Sail Programs: Community group sails, ranging from science programs and S.F. Rec and Park programs to Project Avery and Edgewood Kinship, organizations for children of incarcerated parents. Weekdays and weekends.
Probation Dept. Sails: With various youth probation departments throughout the Bay Area and Nevada City/El Dorado County foothills, taking their incarcerated students and students on probation on repeat sails. Emphasis on building teamwork and self-confidence; mentor system is utilized. Sails are usually on weekends.
Call of the Sea (Sausalito)
Contact: Sylvia Stompe
Phone: (415) 331-3214
Email: info@callofthesea.org
High school sailing for students in grades 9–12 takes place around Northern California in the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association. If your high school doesn’t have a team, or enough students to field a team, don’t fret. Most programs allow students from several schools to form a single team.
Location: Bay Model Visitor Center, Sausalito. Access via Marinship Way
Description: Call of the Sea has two ships, the 132-ft brigantine Matthew Turner and the 82-ft schooner, Seaward. Summer Camps Activities for ages 8-13: Mon-Fri Sailing, Marine Science, Nautical Science, Crafts and Fun. Sailing and navigation three-day workshops for ages 14+
Coyote Point YC (San Mateo)
Email: youthsailing@cpyc.com
Description: Coyote Point Yacht Club offers a year-round sailing program to children ages 8 and up wishing to learn how to sail or improve their skills.
In learn to Sail Qube, kids will learn the fundamentals of sailing in an easy-to-handle single-person boat called a Qube.
In intro to Race Qube, kids will review the basics of sailing and be introduced to the competitive side of the sport. In Learn to Sail FJ, kids will learn the fundamentals of sailing in a team setting.
In Intro to Race FJ, kids will review the basics of sailing and be introduced to the competitive side of the sport. Up-to-date calendar schedules and pricing can be found at cpyc.com.
Encinal YC (Alameda)
Phone: (510) 769-0221
Email: eycjrsoffice@gmail.com
Location: Encinal Yacht Club, Alameda, CA
Summer Sailing Program: ages 5–18, all skill levels. Three-week summer sessions Monday – Thursday from June 9– August 7.
Learn to Sail in Optis and FJs. Advanced Race Team: ages 9-18 by application only. High School Program: grades 8-12. Weekends and after school September–April. Scholarships are available through the Encinal Sailing Foundation.
Half Moon Bay Yacht Club (Pillar Point Harbor)
Phone: (650) 728-2120
Email: youthsailing@hmbyc.org
Location: Pillar Point Harbor, 214 Princeton Ave, Half Moon Bay, CA
Description: Award winning youth sailing program located on the protected waters of Pillar Point Harbor. Our summer sailing camps are available to members and non-members 8–16 years old. No experience is necessary; beginners are welcome! You can find more details about summer camp as well as our other youth sailing opportunities at www.hmbyc.org.
Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development
Contact: Gabriel Gipson
Phone: (510) 238-2196
Email: ggipson@oaklandca.gov
Location: Lake Merritt Boating Center, Oakland, CA
Basic and Intermediate summer programs: ages 10–17. One-week sessions, June–August. $250/Oakland residents; $300/nonresidents. Scholarships available for Oakland residents.
Pegasus Project (Berkeley)
Phone: (510) 717-4439
Description: The mission of the Pegasus Project is to enable youth to become productive members of a sustainable society through positive outdoor environmental education and by reinforcing life skills.
Objectives: Life skills sails aboard Pegasus for youth including youth at risk; to provide youth participants (and adult crew) with a basic environmental understanding and appreciation of the San Francisco Bay; to provide a multiyear track for underprivileged youth that will enable them to experience their backyard Bay through on-the-water activities.
Peninsula Youth Sailing
Contact: Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer, Executive Director
Email: director@pysf.us
Location: 1200 Chesapeake Dr, Redwood City, CA and 101 Westpoint Harbor Drive, Redwood City, CA
Programs: Check in for more information!
Richmond YC
Contact: Will Paulsen
Phone: (510) 237-4100
Email: sailingdirector@richmondyc.org
Location: Richmond Yacht Club, Richmond, CA.
Description: Located in Point Richmond, RYC offers classes to sailors and non-sailors alike. Boats available for use: Optis, Teras, Fevas, 420s, ILCA (Lasers), 29ers, and J/22s. Ages 8+
More info online: https://www.richmondyc.org/sailing
Sailing Education Adventures (San
Rafael)
Contact: Kif Scheuer
Phone: (415) 717-4809
Email: programdirector@sfsailing.org
Location: Loch Lomond Marina, San Rafael, CA
Description: SEA is a nonprofit community sailing center. SEA has been delivering quality sailing education for over forty years. Scholarships available for all programs.
Programs:
Summer Camps (scholarships available!)
Mini (ages 8-10): 1 week, half-day. 4 sessions every other week in June and July. For campers new to sailing.
Mini Advanced (ages 8-10): 1 week, full-day. 3 sessions every other week in July and August. For campers with some sailing experience.
Basic/Intermediate(ages 11-16): 2 weeks, all-day. 4 sessions every two weeks June through August. For new and experienced campers.
San
Francisco YC (Belvedere)
Contact: Abby Featherstone, Youth Sailing Director Phone: (415) 435-9525
Email: youth@sfyc.org
Location: 98 Beach Road, Belvedere, CA
Description: Pricing listed on website, subject to change. Scholarships available through the Belvedere Cove Foundation.Programs
Summer Learn-to-Sail Program: ages 6–16. Two-week full-day sessions, June 16 through August 8
Session 1 (June 16–27), Session 2 (June 30–July 11), Session 3 (July 14–25), Session 4 (July 28–August 8) continued on page 52
Youth Sailing
Monday–Friday 9:00am–3:00pm Boats: Optis, Opti Cubes, CFJs, J/24s (provided). Registration opens to the public on January 31, 2025 Race Teams: ages 8–18, all levels. Offered year-round Boats: Optis, C420s, 29ers and RS-21s
S.F. Sea Scouts (Aquatic Park)
Contact: Tamara Sokolov
Phone: (415) 517-3943
Email: sfbay.seascouts@gmail.com
Sea Scouts is a club for ages 14–21. The club meets Saturdays and Tuesday evenings in person. Our youth members learn to maintain and sail a fl eet of traditional wooden boats. Sea Scouts also have weekend overnight trips, competitions with other scout groups, and a 2-week-long summer sailing trip. Cost is $375 annually. Makani is our junior boating club for ages 11–13. They meet every other Saturday to learn the basics of outrigger canoeing, sailing, rowing, and more. Our members also go on day trips throughout the year to explore the many nautical sites around the Bay. A great intro for those who can’t wait to join Sea Scouts. Cost is $150 Annually Summer day camps available. Please see the website for more detailed information.
St. Francis YC (San Francisco)
Contact: Brent Harrill
Phone: (415) 820-3729
Email: junior@stfyc.com
Location: StFYC, San Francisco, CA
St. Francis teaches kids as young as 8 years old, in boats sized just for them. For the older and more accomplished, the club offers trapeze sailing with spinnakers, keelboat sailing, and anything that pops up when opportunity strikes. You do not have to be a St. Francis Yacht Club
member for your child to participate in these programs. New sailors start with the Learn to Sail program and grow into Learn to Race. Sailors ages 8 – 11 sail the club's very manageable RS Teras. At about age 12, students grow into the RS Feva and C420, a two-person dinghy that more ambitious teenagers race in national championships. The J/22 programs are popular for teens who want to sail with friends, friends and more friends and get a grip on handling keelboats. All of these are excellent training vessels, provided and maintained by the Club.
Santa Cruz Yacht Club
Email: Juniordirector@scyc.org
Phone: (831) 425-0690
Summer Sailing Program: ages 8–18, Beg-Int., Week-long sessions June–August
School Year Program: ages 8–18, Beg-Int., Weekly sessions Sept–May
Boats: Optimists, CFJs, Lasers, El Toros, C420s Scholarships possible through Santa Cruz Sailing Foundation
Sausalito Yacht Club
Contact: Caitie Bryson, Youth Sailing Director
Phone: (415) 332-7400 x 114
Email: coach@sausalitoyachtclub.org
Location: 100 Humboldt Ave., Sausalito (next to the ferry terminal)
Programs: Ages 5–18. Summer camp and fall/spring after-school programs for beginner and intermediate sailors. Year-round race teams. Tamalpais and Marin Catholic high school sailing teams. Visit sausalitoyachtclub.org for more information.
Sequoia YC (Redwood City)
Email: rearcommodore@sequoiayc.org
Location: Redwood Creek
Description: Sequoia Yacht Club’s Junior Sailing program has been active for over 30 years. Run by dedicated volunteers, the program includes spring and fall sessions with Saturday classes for youths aged 8-18, of any skill level from beginner to Laser sailors.
The Program takes place in the calm and protected waters of the Port of Redwood City. Close monitoring, instruction, and guidance are provided on the water by our Sailing Instructors riding on safety boats. The classes emphasize safety-conscious FUN sailing, taking into consideration the weather, tides, and traffi c. The junior sailors are under constant supervision. Our motto is "if in doubt, don't go out". This is emphasized during our on-shore "chalk talks" where safety and seamanship are discussed.
Students learn boat nomenclature and handling, racing tactics, and sportsmanship, as well as general skills such as knot-tying and equipment maintenance. Tuition includes US Sailing Level One Logbook sign-off, a Diploma, a Beery's Basic Sailing instruction book, and the use of our club boats.
Space is limited to seven students per class to ensure individualized attention to the young sailors.
Shoreline Lake Youth Sailing
Contact: Chris Nicol, Boathouse Manager
Phone: (650) 965-7474
Email: sailing@shorelinelake.com
Location: Shoreline Lake Boathouse, Mountain View, CA
Description: Shoreline Lake offers a variety of dedicated sailing programs, from Beginner to Advanced, for Kids and Teens (ages 7–16). Located in a nature preserve within
SUMMER SAILSTICE
the heart of Silicon Valley, kids can have a great time learning to sail (according to US Sailing standards), without the risk of the actual Bay. Besides a focus on learning new skills, pushing existing ones, and safety, experienced instructors ensure each program is suited to the interests, skills and age level of every participant. Kids summer camps (7–16 years old): www.shorelinelake.com/summer-camps.html
Bug Sailing
Beginner Sailing
Intermediate Sailing
Beginner Windsurfi ng and Sailing
Intermediate Windsurfi ng and Sailing
Advanced Sailing
Performance Sailing
Counselor-In-Training Sailing Instructor Program Group weekend classes (14+ years old, held Feb–Nov): www.shorelinelake.com/sailing.html
Introductory Sailing
Intermediate Sailing
South Beach Yacht Club
Contact: Wendy Hanrahan
Email: sbycyouthsailing@gmail.com
Location: Pier 40 on the Embarcadero directly north of Oracle Park (use 899 2nd Street on google map) South Beach Yacht Club offers summer sailing camp for kids 8-16. We offer weeklong beginner and advanced lessons for kids Monday through Thursdays 9am to 4pm, but on Fridays we have shorter class time from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (we can extend to 4 p.m. for those who need an extension because of parent's work schedule) Fridays we have the kids racing then come in for an awards ceremony and a luncheon that we provide to your sailor. Registration is open to all, no club membership required.
Please go to southbeachyachtclub.org/youth-sailing for more detailed information. Beginner classes for ages 8-16 years using RS Teras and Lasers.Advance classes for ages 11-16 using Lasers and doublehanded RS Fevas. For kids who have had 1-2 years sailing experience who want to expand their skills and to prepare kids for high school sailing tryouts. Weekend sailing throughout the year is available to those who already know how to sail. No classroom time, just hit the water! We offer small class size with an instructor/camper ratio of 1:5 for beginner sessions and 1:8 for advance class. Wetsuits and PFDs are available in limited sizes at no extra charge. We also provide scholarships dependent on household size and family income.
Spaulding Marine Center (Sausalito)
Contact: Lili Jeske
Phone: (415) 332-3179
Email: education@spauldingcenter.org
Location: Spaulding Marine Center, Sausalito, CA
Description: Spaulding Marine Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofi t organization. Students will learn to sail on a fl eet of S.F. Pelican sailing dinghies built and maintained in-house by our staff, volunteers and youth. All other boatbuilding programs and marine-servicing classes can be found on the Spaulding website.
Youth summer programs run through June – July – August and offer experiences in Sailing, Exploring, Kayaking, Hands-on Woodworking and Boatbuilding, Navigation, Weather, Tides and Currents, and Marine Science. Our programs are a week long and operate out of our facility here on the working waterfront of Sausalito. Discounts for multiple weeks, referrals, and full and partial scholarships are available.
Tahoe Community Sailing Foundation
Contacts: Bryce Griffi th, Sailing Director, (775) 772-2428
Kurt Williams, Recreation Superintendent, TCPUD (530) 583-3796
The programs provide comprehensive sailing training and water safety from June-Aug. All levels from Novice to advanced racing are offered. Jr. Race Team trains and races with Tahoe Yacht club's Laser fl eet regattas on Mon. afternoons and evenings. JR instructor training and leadership development are part of our youth development program.
Boats used: RS Zests, RS Ventures, 420's, FJ's and ILCAS (Lasers) This joint venture partnership provides Youth Sailing Programs June–August at Obexers Marina and Lake Forest Boat Ramp on Tahoe.
Treasure Island Sailing Center
Phone: (415) 421-2225
Fall programs offer an exciting opportunity for children ages 8 to 17 to either begin their journey on the water, or develop their existing sailing skills in our intermediate and advanced classes.
Memorial Weekend Regatta May 23 & 24, 2020
Whiskeytown Lake, Redding CA
All Fleets Are Welcome: Dinghies * Centerboard * Multihull * Keel Boats
Notice of Race will be posted on website: www.whiskeytownsailing.org (530) 355-3562
whiskeytownsailing@gmail.com
Membership info on WSC website
WSC is a Member Club of SF-YRA Discounts for US Sailing Assoc. members May 24 & 25, 2025
TISC’s summer camps are a wonderful way for children to learn about sailing, water safety and the environment. Everyone who sails on our little gem in the Bay, Clipper Cove, leaves with a renewed self-confi dence and a big smile. Experience Sailing on a Tall Ship • Summer camps, ages 8-13 • Overnight programs, ages 14+ • Sail training, ages 12+ • School field trips • Community sails for all
Women’s Circuit
These events constitute Latitude 38’s unofficial Women’s Circuit. New this year are the YRA's own Women's Championship Series races.
We challenge women to take the helm and create their own series from this list. You don’t need to finish first, and you certainly don’t have to do all the races listed here! Send proof of your participation in as many events as you can to chris@latitude38.com by November 8, 2025, and you could be crowned Latitude’s Queen of the Women’s Circuit.
Sunday, March 9
IYC Island Days Midwinters #5 (775) 336-7398, ezeflyer@gmail.com
Saturday, April 19
SFYC Anne McCormack Women's Invitational (415) 789-5647, race@sfyc.org
Saturday, May 10
StFYC J/105 Women's Race (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Saturday, May 17
SeqYC Rock the Boat (YRA Women's Championship Series #1), (408) 596-1338, Stanleigh574@outlook.com
Tuesday, May 27
StFYC Women's World Match Racing Tour (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Wednesday, May 28
StFYC Women's World Match Racing Tour (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Thursday, May 29
StFYC Women's World Match Racing Tour (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Friday, May 30
StFYC Women's World Match Racing Tour (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Saturday, May 31
SFYC RS21's Women's Sprint 4 (415) 789-5647, race@sfyc.org
Sunday, June 1
SFYC RS21's Women's Sprint 4 (415) 789-5647, race@sfyc.org
Saturday, June 7
SFYC MMMM (415) 789-5647, race@sfyc.org
Saturday, June 28
EYC Shirley Temming Regatta (YRA Women's Championship Series #2) (510) 289-1193, vicecommodore@encinal.org
Saturday, July 19
HMBYC Take-The-Tiller Women Sailing Regatta (650)759-5399, rockmore79@gmail.com
Saturday, August 2
StFYC Match Race Qualifier (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Saturday, August 2
SYC Women's Skippers Regatta (415) 828-4425, blalanne@lalannegroup.com
Sunday, August 3
StFYC Match Race Qualifier (415) 655-7756 , racing@stfyc.com
Saturday, September 20
SBYC 12th Annual Red Bra Regatta (408) 839-4131, dbcorbin@gmail.com
Friday Sunday, September 26-28
IYC Women’s Sailing Seminar (775) 336-7398, ezeflyer@gmail.com
Saturday, October 4
Bonita Regatta (YRA Women’s Championship Series #3), (415) 771-9500, info@yra.org
Sunday, October 19
IYC Jack & Jill + 1 (775) 336-7398, ezeflyer@gmail.com
Sunday, October 26
PresYC Baxter-Judson Lady Skippers' Race (415) 670-0283, travis.bellicchi@gmail.com
SCAN THIS GO SAILING
If you want to sail and are looking for a captain, or are a captain looking for crew, enter your information in the NEW Latitude 38 crew page to get connected. www.latitude38.com/crew-list
www.santana22.org
✦ Tight, tactical one design racing
✦ Mentor program for new members
✦ New boats now in production, but old boats just as fast
✦ Non-spinnaker and spinnaker races, cruise-ins and parties
✦ The best bang for the buck on the Bay!
Co- captains Kristen Soetebier & Lindsey Presson Santana22sfbay@gmail.com
photo courtesy of Brad Schwarz
REGATTAS
SMALL BOAT MIDWINTERS: Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2, April 6
BIG DADDY FLEET RACING: March 8
BIG DADDY PURSUIT RACE: March 9
SAIL A SMALL BOAT: April 5
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES #1 OF 26 April 2
ALERION 28 REGATTA: April 12
BULLSHIP: April 26
INTRACLUB #1: May 17
LIPTON CUP: TBD
INTRACLUB #2: July 12
SANTANA 22 NATIONALS: July 18-20
INTRACLUB #3: August 23
MULTIHULL INVITATIONAL: September 6-7
FALL ONE DESIGN INVITATIONAL: September 20-21
THE AMAZING GRACE REGATTA September 27
TOTALLY DINGHY: October 4
EL TORO STAMPEDE: October 12
GREAT PUMPKIN FLEET RACING: October 25
GREAT PUMPKIN PURSUIT RACE: October 26
SMALL BOAT MIDWINTERS #1: December 7
