Four Sisters Regatta – PCYC

Eight SLSC sailors participated in Port Credit’s Four Sisters Regatta on the weekend of July 18-19.  This Regatta, sailed back to back with the Steerers Regatta,  is the largest gathering of dinghy sailors in the province other than CORK and this year the numbers were north of 400 sailors…a remarkable event for that alone.  Being able to pull … Read more

Mid-Ontario 2009 – Results

Another great day of sailing.  Light winds to start the day and then ramping up to 23 kts before the RC called off the final Club 420 race and sent all boats in.  Laser full rig and Radial classes completed 7 races and the 420s 5 good long races. We have new champions in each of the three fleets. … Read more

Junior Race Team ‘Steers’ Golden Path

The Bronze Sail Race Team participated in the annual Port Credit Yacht Club Steerers Training Regatta on Thursday and Friday of last week (July 16-17) and performed very well.  Sailing in their biggest regatta ever, the team was fast out on the water and fast on the water when they hit the course. A steely nerved Megan … Read more

The Boys do Steeltown

Murray McCullough , Ryan Callahan, Owen Thomas and Sean Clynch drove down to Steeltown last weekend to sail the Hammer and do the boys weekend thing.  Ryan, sailing a Byte, scored straight bullets (yes, in every race) and Owen and Sean acquitted themselves well as well with all top half of the fleet finishes, ending up in … Read more

Parry Sound Rocks

Our Bronze level race team got their season off to a fabulous start off the rocky shores of Georgian Bay with a four day training clinic and regatta at Sail Parry Sound.  Three teams: Keira Webster and Claire Lourie, Jacob Webster and Nick Agnew, and Megan Thomas and Thom Nyhuus left SLSC with their coach Evan … Read more

Our First Curriculum Night – This Friday

This Friday (July 10), beginning at 7 pm, will be the first SLSC dance of the new dancing season…for kids of all ages (6 and over).  The theme is pyjamas. For parents, taking place at the same time as the pyjama dance, will be our first informal ‘Curriculum Night’ where pyjama clad instructors will give a brief … Read more

Trish the Optimist is Christened

The ceremony of christening new ships began in the distant past.  The Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians all held ceremonies to ask the gods to protect sailors. By the 1800s the christenings of ships began to follow a familiar pattern. A “christening fluid” would be poured against the bow of the ship, though it was not necessarily … Read more