Here’s a brief summary of what is happening at your Club
EVENTS
Well, as you may have heard beginning from tomorrow, there are no more Club races. Not even for our R/C boats on Fridays.
Season results as they currently stand are final and available online: https://sopyc.com.au/on-water/results/
Last Saturday there was a surprisingly good turn out for what were to be a string of weekly non-consistency races. Results are available below:
Division 1 – click here
Division 2 – click here
Division 3 – click here
Spacesailer 27 – click here
Spacesailer 22 – click here
H28 – click here
Red Witch – click here
Frostbite Series
IGA Canning Bridge are once again proudly behind the Sunday Frostbite Series for A, B & C Keelboat Divisions. Winners can look forward to those awesome hampers on the final race day Sunday 20 Sept. If you haven’t entered, there’s still time – click here or see current entrants.
Race 1 03 May
Race 2 17 May
Race 3 31 May
Race 4 07 June
Race 5 21 June
Race 6 05 July
Race 7 19 July
Race 8 02 August
Race 9 16 August
Race 10 30 August
Race 11 06 September
Race 12 20 September FINAL
OTHER CLUBS EVENTS
WEATHER FORECAST
TRAINING COURSES
Please Note: The following Speakeasy Sessions have been cancelled due to COVID-19.
- Race Management and Mark Layers Speakeasy – Tuesday 17 March 2020
- Umpire and Judges Speakeasy – Tuesday 31 March 2020
Speakeasy Series
Australian Sailing WA presents a series of evenings for Instructors, Coaches, Race Officials and Mark Layers, Umpires and Judges and Measurers.
Officials have the opportunity to engage in professional development, ask questions, network and learn from each other.
These sessions are free to attend, some light refreshments and nibbles will be provided.
Please click here for further details.
First Aid Courses
Need to brush up on your First Aid skills? St John Ambulance will be running a full day course (Provide First Aid certificate) on Tues 28th July 2020 and for those requiring only a CPR Refresher, there will be a course running on Tues 21st July 2020. Interested? Please click here for further information. Numbers are limited.
RST Course for Women
Due to the COVID-19, this course has been cancelled but will be back on as soon as possible.
Safety & Sea Survival Course
This course has been postponed.
The next SSSC is set for 27 March 2020 at Fremantle Sailing Club. These courses fill up very quickly, so be quick to register. Click here for full details.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Keelboat Sign Ons
For all Keelboat skippers that are able to receive SMS’s, please Sign On via the SMS sent to your mobile phone via On Water Group a few hours prior to each race. If the number of persons onboard changes, please update via the same SMS i.e. go back to the original SMS and update the PoB.
Skippers unable to use the SMS Sign On, can arrange to have the SMS sent to another regular crew person who can Sign On on your behalf. Just add in their mobile number in the additional mobile field in your TopYacht boat profile. On Water Group can assist with this.
Alternatively, use the Sign On sheet in the foyer outside the On Water Group office.
If all else fails, contact SoPYC Race Control via VHF Radio but please be conscious of keeping your transmission short as possible and never during a start sequence.
Off The Beach Post-Race Presentations
Please note that the presentations usually held in the Quarterdeck area on the main clubhouse following the days racing, will now be held at the Centreboard Clubhouse on the following dates:
- Sunday 12 January
- Sunday 23 February
- Sunday 08 March
- Sunday 29 March
SoPYC Boats Looking For Crew
The Crew Finder page has been updated once again. This time the Boats Looking For Crew list has been refreshed. From this point onwards, Boats Looking For Crew submissions will remain online for a period of 60 days. During that time our Crew Co-ordinator duo of Brian Saleeba and Bruce Uren will do their best to fill your requirements. If after 60 days, you are still needing crew, you will need to submit again.
Crew Finder page – click here
VIDEO SECTION
Wonder if we’ll ever see these jelly slicers on the river?
