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At the wharf, Stuart St., Longueville.
Telephone 9428 2276 (race
days)
Start Powerboating / Powerboat Handling Course
Do you
want to get your boat licence ? The Start Powerboating /
Powerboat Handling course will introduce practical skills including
boat launching, engines and fuel, types of craft, navigation and
driving skills, trip planning, boat maintenance, safety equipment and
dealing with emergency situations. You will have the opportunity to experience all of the LC12ftSSC response boats, in a range of conditions. On successful completion of the course you will receive a Start Powerboating / Powerboat Handling certificate that is recognised for licensing purposes by Roads and Maritime Services. No experience is required however participants must be 12 years or older to apply for a licence in NSW. Participants will be required to successfully complete the RMS online General Boat Knowledge Quiz prior to the start of the course. For more details and to register click this link . 01&08-02-18 SABOT 182nd
Australia Day Regatta at Lane Cove
RESULTS
![]() Are now available from the AUS DAY Regatta link in the menu at the left of this page. 27-01-18 2018
Australian Championships & 12s Interdominion Results
Below are links to the
classes sailing at Lane Cove.....
SABOTS - Final Results
07-01-18
CHERUBS - Final Results 12ft SKIFFS - Final Results Invitation Race FLYING ELEVENS - Final Results SABOT 182nd
Australia Day Regatta at Lane Cove
![]() Lane Cove is hosting the SABOT Australia Day Regatta on, of course, 26 Jan 2018. For full details and how to book, click on the AUS DAY Regatta link in the menu at the left of this page. 05-01-18 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE!
![]() A
great night was had by all, and our thanks to the Social Committee and
everyone else who pitched in to make it a great night. The set up, the
lights, table deco's & food was all tremendous … Santa, Mrs
Claus
and Rudolph were a hit, the gift baskets were great, and big thanks to
Fiona and David Wilson for the photography (which is now available for
you to collect prints of at the club), the drinks fridge was full and
the tree was perfect and beautifully decorated.
20-12-17
9 DEC. FOR CLUB XMAS
DINNER....
![]() There will be a delicious Xmas Dinner , Santa has been asked to get his suit cleaned early and Xmas hampers to be won. Boxes are placed near the Canteen to collect donations that the Social Committee will magically turn into hampers. We are hoping to have enough to create both kids and adult hampers, so please be generous. It could be drinks, chocolates, toys, books, sailing gear, DVD's games … it's totally up to you! 01-12-17 STOP PRESS:
JACK WINNING AWARDED 'AUSTRALIAN SAILING'S VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR' ![]() Friday 3rd
November at the 2017 Australian Sailing Awards and Hall of
Fame, Jack Winning was awarded the National Volunteer of the Year.
While already recognised as a local hero, the recognition by peers
within our peak body governing sailing in Australia is an outstanding
achievement.
A huge congratulations to Jack and Annette. The organisers
also invited a few others along to help Jack celebrate
including Finn Alexander (ex-LC Junior) who was awarded Youth Sailor of
the Year.
As well as Sir Jim
Hardy and John Bertrand who were keen to get in on the act.
Then they invited the whole crew and team from Australia 2. Jack is a popular guy! 05-11-17 JACK WINNING NOMINATED FOR AUSTRALIAN SAILING's
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
On November 3, Australian Sailing
will annoint their Volunteer of the Year. Jack has been recognised for
his outstanding volunteer service along with two other finalists Matt
Carter (SA) and Maree Pickett (WA).
We appreciate Jack's efforts and it's fantastic to see recognition for volunteer activity at this level as Australian Sailing is the peak body governing sailing in Australia. To read the full story on Jack's commitment to the Club over the years see the story from 'In The Cove' here. 21-10-17 ![]() VALE
BOB KORNMAN
Sadly
long-time club member Bob Kornman passed away in early October at the
age of 94. Bob's involvement in the Club began with the sabots, when son Richard started crewing on a Sunday, and also coincided with the major extension of the Clubhouse, to which he contributed his skills & effort. He subsequently followed Richard through the F11s, Lasers & 12s, and in total contributed 23 years as one of the starters. He was on the Committee for a number of years, and Club Treasurer in 1987-88, during which time he brought 'The Book' back from a 5-figure deficit! He was a regular at working bees and often took on projects outside of working bees to keep the club in shape, a good volunteer. He was always interested in sportsmanship, and set up his namesake trophy to honour the Laser sailor that makes the biggest contribution to the Club each season. In recent years he and Mildred have been regular canteen volunteers and he was a fixture in Longueville Reserve on a Saturday afternoon, watching the various classes finish, with Mildred by his side. Bob will be sadly missed by all. More details here. The
family is holding an afternoon tea at the Club in mid-November to
celebrate his life, and past & current members that knew Bob
are encouraged to attend. Please contact Richard or Vicki for
details kornmans@optusnet.com.au
21-10-17 Important
Safety Message
If you rig anywhere
other than the
Clubhouse it is important that we know you are back safe so IF YOU
DON’T CROSS THE FINISHING LINE please advise the PRO as soon as
possible, then our Support Boats will stop looking for you.You can advise the PRO by calling the Club on 9428 2276 or phoning or texting on our new mobile number 0467 015 336 (PRO calls only please). PLEASE ADD THESES NUMBERS TO YOUR
CONTACTS NOW.
This information applies to visitors also. 10-10-17 ![]() Book your ticket
now to help the Flyers with numbers for catering.
10-10-17
VALE
GRAHAM LUCAS COLLESS
![]() On best available information (as you would know he was always loath to admit his age), Graham commenced sailing 12s in 1947 and had a continuous run for 67 years of skippering, finishing his career in 2011. This is testament to his fitness, stamina and determination to keep doing what he loved and enjoyed. Graham sailed at a number of clubs over the years, being Vaucluse, Balmain, Sydney Flying Squadron and finally at Lane Cove. Over that time, he won the NSW State Championship in 1960/61 and the Australian Championship famously twice in 1957/58 and 1984/85. He also competed in 22 Interdominions, starting from 1961, after having been involved in the organising of the first one in 1957. At Lane Cove, he won the club championship twice, the pointscore 7 times, including in his last season and the fastest time pointscore once. Part of his standing in the class was from his willingness to help anyone with setting up their boat and dispensed an understanding of the intricacies of sailing the tricky 12 footer. He was renowned for providing sails and gear from his Aladdin cave of a garage that seemed to house an endless supply of the highest quality. Curly will be missed and few of his ilk will pass this way again. Words courtesy of Glenn Farquhar - the last of his crews. 29-09-17 Club Canteen HELP needed....
The Club’s Canteen
does a lot to make the Club a fun place to be and helps make Lane Cove
such a great place to sail. But for the canteen to operate we
need volunteers. It is a fun place to work and you do not
need any experience to help out.
We are trialling a new online Canteen Roster system and a new way of organising the staffing of the canteen. The times of the canteen shifts have been modified to make it easier for sailors to help out after their race is over. The new Evening Shift which runs from 5:00pm through to 7:00pm allows you time to get off the water, unrig, change and then help out in the canteen. The new rostering system is online and makes it easy to pick shift dates and times that suit you. If every sailor were to volunteer for one Evening Shift and if each non-sailing supporter were to volunteer for one or two shifts over the season we will have the roster filled in no time. That will allow us to have a fully functioning and effective canteen. Please nominate your preferred canteen dates and shifts here. 15-09-17 Change to Sailing Instructions The Sailing Instruction have been
updated. A full
explaination of the changes and the updated Sailing Instructions are
available from the Sailing
Instructions page. 08-09-17
Better
Sailing Course
![]() For the upcoming holidays we are
introducing a new course Better Sailing
in the first week of September/October school holidays. This
course is for junior sailors that have their own sabot or Laser 4.7, or
are seriously considering purchasing a boat to join the Saturday
afternoon racing for the 2017-18 season. These sailors will
have
done at least one Learn to Sail, and joined in with the Learn to
Race. These sailors can sail in light to moderate winds, and
are
keen to give sailing 1-up in a boat a go … if they are not already
doing it. The Better Sailing Camp will be a great way for
junior
sailors to brush up their skills after a long break over
winter.
It will be giving sailors a kick-start to the season so they feel more
confident out on the water.
We are always weather dependant and will be covering better boat handling skills, working out start line bias, race committee flags & what they mean, approaching mark roundings, rules on the water and so on while adventuring around the river. For our more experienced sailors who are planing regattas such as States or Nationals we will look at building a plan to prepare for these events. We are also incorporating the Junior sleepover on Thursday 28 Sept. Cost for the week is $300. To sign up for the Better Sailing week: Rules Night (Tuesday 26th
September at 8pm)
We are pleased to offer an evening
with Mike Leigh on the Sailing Rules for all the senior classes. This is your chance to ask all those difficult questions on right-of-way at marks, when overtaking, or when you get to the start line too early for the gun! Mike is a two-time Canadian Olympian - Beijing 2008 (Laser) and London 2012 (470s) - and now coaches a range of teams & individuals in Australia. Date: Tuesday 26th September at the Club. Start 8pm sharp. $5 per head to cover costs - Book here. 25-08-17 2017-18 Season registration now
open
A
message from the Commodore......
This is an important and exciting year for the Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club community as we celebrate 100 years of sailing from our current location. While the Club takes as its origin a program for the Lane Cove Sailing Club for the 1896/97 season, in 1918 the Club took on 12ft Skiff racing as its main racing class. Upon the demise of the Cremorne Club at the end of the Great War, Lane Cove became the home of 12ft skiff racing in Australia. This year we will celebrate and I want you to be part of that celebration. I invite you to renew your membership prior to September 28, 2017 to maximise the opportunity for pointscore opportunities! I would also encourage those who may not actively sail at the Club but make use of the facilities to register as Associate Members. Others who would like to show their support can register as a Supporter – a donation of $50 as a Supporter will also make sure your receive regular enews and be listed in the Annual Report in this historic year. Please be sure to have your Boat Licence and RSA numbers handy to include in your registration – and also include how you can assist with the running the of the Club by volunteering in some capacity. Full details and explanations are on the Membership page 11-8-17 Pre-Season Working Bee - Sat
5-6 August 2017
The Club appreciates
and sincerely thanks all those who helped out at the Working Bee over
the weekend.
If you have any queries please contact
John Hayward 0408165541. More here
25-7-17
THANK YOU! We would appreciate any assistance on the extensive list of jobs. If you have any battery operated drills etc. please bring them to the working bee. We have a job for every skill level so join us at the Club between 8:30 & 16:00 on either Saturday or Sunday for just a few hours or the day and you will be helping get the Club ready for a great season. Morning tea and lunch will be provided on both days. FIRST AID TRAINING - 27 August
2017 9am to 5pm
2nd COURSE now available on 24
SEPTEMBER 2017
Where:
At the ClubRegister NOW! Cost: $120 Course Details: HLTAID003 Provide First Aid - Fastrack / Refresher. This includes three units:
Full details of the
course are available by clicking the Volunteering/Training
(left menu) then the Upcoming Training
link at the top of that page.
27-06-17, 14-07-17 Annual Report 2016-2017
The club's 99th
Annual
Report has been published and snail mailed to all
club members. It is packed with the
highlights of the
season including great photos, class wrap-ups and items on all
the people and things that make up our great club.
If you expected to receive a copy and didn't get one you can pick one up next time you at the club or email the Secretary to request the report be posted to you. You can also click on the cover image at the left for an electronic version of the report. This report and previous season reports are available on the History page. 28-5-17 Working
Bee Sat/Sun 6/7 May 2017
A Working
Bee will be held
to get the clubhouse and facilities up to scratch for the coming
season. More in the eNews 03-05-2017.
03-05-172017 CHS Results
2017 Twelves Australian Titles
won by Lane Cove
In
a very successful regatta hosted by
the club, Nick Press
& Andrew Hay
sailing Sydney Sailmakers
have been crowned the 12ft Sailing Skiff Champions for 2017. And
another Lane Cove skiff Handful
sailed by John
Mulquiney and Robbie Polec won on handicap. Not
to be out done, Gael
& James Glassock sailed their Cherub Cunning Ham in the
open regatta to be the best skiff in the Junior division. Gael was the
only girl sailing in the regatta. The Colin
Clark
Memorial Trophy for handicap winners Robbie Polec (crew left)
and John Mulquiney
(skipper right). (Photo
above by Vita Williams & left by Peter Polec.)Full results on the Australians page and read more in the PRESS RELEASE 19-04-17
Twelves Australian Titles
Under
way for the next four days be part of the action as a sailor,
supporter, spectator or social butterfly - JUST BE THERE.
Full
details on the Australians
pages (click link in left menu). 14-04-17
Less than 1 week until we’ll be hosting the titles, all the race and social details are now on the special Australians home page (click link in left menu) and everyone entering has a chance to win one of the two jibs in the handicap pointscore, so enter NOW. 19-03 & 7-04-17 Two Brand new Jibs up for Grabs
at Australian Titles...
Great news our two great local
sailmakers have each put up a new jib for a prize.
Sydney Sailmakers will be for the best placed 12ft Skiff in the overall handicap pointscore while Chapman High Performance Sailing will be for the best Cherub in the overall handicap pointscore. Entries are now open, don’t miss out on being in the program, enter NOW. 19-03-17 An exclusive event on the
evening of Tuesday 21st March
You're invited to a wine tasting
& the launch of 3 new Reserve Range BackVintage wines.... Where
Lane Cove
12ft Sailing Skiff Club
Numbers ARE limited....
First in, best dressed. An RSVP via email
will be much appreciated. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
More
info... 15-03-17
The Wharf, Stuart St, Longueville When 6:30pm to 8:30pm Tuesday 21st March 2016 Cost FREE – the wine and canapés are on us! Tasting The entire range of BackVintage wines The Kitchen Maker 82nd
Australian Open 12ft Sailing Skiff Championship...
... now has it own home page on the
Lane
Cove website - click on the link near the top of the menu at
the left. Visit Australian Open 12ft Sailing
Skiff Championship page for the lastest news, information
and race results. 17-02-17
Lane Cove to host 12s Nationals
at Easter
Planning is well underway for the 82nd Australian Open 12ft
Sailing Skiff Championship proudly sponsored by The Kitchen
Maker.
The regatta is open to all 12ft Skiffs and Cherubs and will be sailed from Friday 14 to Monday 17 April 2017. Lane Cove last hosted this regatta in 2008 with some close racing and a packed social calendar. Whether you can race, lend a hand (on or off the water), want to see some close racing (the Interdominion just completed saw three winners going into the 9th and last heat and had to go to the second level of tie-break to get an outcome), or just enjoy the socialising keep the dates free, the Club will be buzzing from Thursday afternoon through till Sunday night. The last heat (Monday) will have a ferry following at a moderate cost thanks to the support of Your Move Conveyancing. The Notice of Race and Entry Forms are available at http://skiff.org.au/ and soon the Lane Cove website will be providing information and links to results. More detail soon as to how you can enjoy, volunteer or support the regatta. 5-02-17 Last RUST for 2016
Again taking advantage of the 0.12m
Low Tide on Thursday 15
Dec 2016 from 2pm to 5pm to do futher work on the ends of
the slips. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. 13-12-16
Special RUST / Working Bee
Your Help Urgently Needed ! ! ! ! ! Due to the VERY
LOW TIDES this week - 14 to
17 Nov - we need to take the opportunity to do some
maintenance at the bottom of the slipways.
For full details read the Special eNews 13-11-2016 then, please contact Jack Winning if you can assist. Your help will be very much appreciated! Lots achieved .... Many thanks to those that were able to help out. See eNews 17-11-2016 for more... 14 & 17-11-16 Change to Club's Aquatic Licence
We must all take note that an
additional condition was included by RMS in our Aquatic Licence that
states:“the event is not to interfere with or impede the movement of seagoing ships and commercial vessels including ferries.” RMS have advised that ALL ferries including Rivercats have right of way over all sailing craft in an approved race. 7-10-16 Flying 11’s - Octoberfest Club
Dinner - 15 October
Yes, the first of our Club
dinners is already getting ready to roll. And it’s an
Octoberfest from them so get out the lederhosen and book now using this
link - https://www.trybooking.com/232003
You know it will be more than good! 23-09-16 Change to SI for Laser West Wind
Course
The Race Committee have approved a
change to the Laser Course 4 - West Wind. Go to the Sailing
Instructions page for the details. The Change to SI
2016-3 link
describes the change that has been made. There is an updated Coloured
Course Card on the Laser
page. Contact the Laser class secretary
if you need further information. 9-09-16
2016-17 Membership
For the 2016-17 season LC12’SSC will be using an online system to
register or renew your membership. This process is designed
to save valuable time for both you and LC12’SSC and requires all
individuals to supply accurate information for Membership and Insurance
compliance.
The online system offers flexible options enabling payment via direct debit, cheque or credit card. If a member opts to pay using a credit card, then that individual incurs additional credit card handling fees at the time of payment. It is possible to register multiple members, and families as part of the one transaction. Go to the Membership page for the full details. It is recommended that you read all the information, including all the linked documents before starting the registration process. 5-9-16 FIRST AID TRAINING: ONLY 2
SPOTS REMAINING
We have just two places left in
the course which will be run on Sunday 11 September from 9am to 5pm.
3-09-16
The course meets the requirements of First Aid in the Workplace for nearly all workplaces but more important than that is that it may save the life of a sailing buddy, friend or loved one. It also meets the requirements of Australian Sailing for their Dinghy Instructor Course. The cost is just $120 Make our club a safer environment - book now with Jack Winning 9427 4408 or jack.winning@lc12ftssc.org.au If this date doesn’t suit we are looking at a second course on Sunday 16 October but we will need at least 8 participants. Learn to Sail
courses in September 2016
Our very
popular
September school holidays Learn to Sail courses are now booking and
filling fast. Book now
to ensure your place!28-07-16 Changes for the 2016-17
Sailing Season
For
the 12ft Skiff, Cherub, Laser and
Flying Eleven classes, changes have been introduced to the
club sailing courses for the coming season. Marks have been
re-numbered, some have new names and even moved to new locations, while
a couple for Laser and F11 have been removed altogether.
All the changes are described in various links on the Sailing
Instructions page (start with the Change to SI 2016-2 link). Contact your class secretary
if you need further information.
Available on your class page, are new coloured course sheets ready for you to download, print, laminate and then fix to your boat. 21-07-16 Annual Report 2015-2016
![]() The club's 98th
Annual
Report has been published and snail mailed to all
club members. It is packed with the
highlights of the
season including great photos, class wrap-ups and items on all
the people and things that make up our great club.
If you expected to receive a copy and didn't get one you can pick one up next time you at the club or email the Secretary to request the report be posted to you. You can also click on the cover image at the right for an electronic version of the report. This report and previous season reports are available on the History page. 25-5-16 2015-16
Season Presentation Dinner
Save the date: 21 May. Starts 6.00pm ![]() The
preparations are underway for the big event so please be sure to put
the date in the diary. Shortly we will share the menu and the booking
form so you can reserve your place.
This is a night for everyone - the kids, parents, sailors, Supporters. We are limited in terms of how many people we can accommodate. Booking is via TryBooking - https://www.trybooking.com/Embed.aspx?eid=197166 - so be quick to avoid disapointment. Book's are filling fast - only 40 spots remain!! 14 & 21-04-16, 11-05-16 2016 CHS Results
Check out how our sailors fared here and the CHS Facebook for some photos and
video. 21-04-16
Closing
Day - 9 April 2016 - Plus Afternoon Tea
11.00am Club Opens for a coffee, a yarn or to check out some boats 1.00pm 12ft Skiff Sprints Challenge. Lane Cove & SFS 12s will be ready for Cherub, Laser, Flying Eleven sailors to get out and have fun 2.00 pm Juniors start dressing up your boat for: Best Dressed Boat
competition
4.00pm Parents’ Race for The Something’s
Fishy TrophyBackwards Race Cheating Race Capsize Race Balloon Chase 6.00pm Presentation & End of season afternoon tea It
would be appreciated if as many as possible bring a sweet or savoury
plate of treats for the afternoon tea and leave them in the
Canteen
07-04-16 YOUR INVITED
Fine Art, Wine,
Music, Canapés, Handcrafted Tea
... on the River Tues 1 March 2016, 6.30 - 8.30pm ![]() The Club has
worked with BackVintage Wines to create what will be a great night:
ˇ Wine tasting of their latest wines including the new BackVintage 2014 Reserve Cotes du Rhone Grenache Syrah ˇ Chef prepared canapés and nibbles ˇ Art exhibition from local artists Debra Mackinnon and Sandra Blackburne of meartspace.com.au ˇ Northbridge based specialty teas and tisanes Tea Journeys providing refreshing iced teas with a twist to enjoy after a glass of fine wine ˇ The Sydney Youth Orchestras - a quartet will add a unique classical touch There is no charge
to attend this event but
please
RSVP with your name/ number of attendees
to: marketing@backvintage.com.au
Gift Basket raffle
We are also looking to
raffle gift baskets
that fit with the wine and food theme. Donations can be placed in trays
on top of the piano.
18-02-16
Learn To Sail Course 3
& 4
![]() ![]() ![]() Notice of Change to Sailing
Instruction
A trial of a new course 1 - North East
Wind will be done soon.
This affects all classes except Juniors. A
full
explaination of the change is
available from the Sailing
Instructions page. F11
& Laser sailors - See updated version re Mark 3A. 15
& 19-01-16
Vale
Mal Lennon
As
you may have read in the
paper last week, Mal “Commander” Lennon, one of our previous Club
Captains has been lost at sea while steering a yacht off Port Stephens.Details of his association with the club are available in 'LC12ftSSC Newsletter 11 January 2016 - Mal Lennon' 11-1-16 12ft
Skiffs 2016 Interdominion Championships
![]() The primary event for the 12 foot skiffs is the Interdominion Championships. This is an annual competition between skiffs from Australia and New Zealand. The 56th edition of this prestigious event is being held from 2nd January to 9th January in Auckland NZ. Reports and Results can be found here Update Australia could only manage a 2nd place in the scratch results, but were victorious in the teams pointscore. 06-01-16 & 11-01-16 Geotherm crowned 2015
NSW 12ft Skiff Champions...... but
Jack Winning and Brett Phillips are the Handicap winners ![]() Handicap
winners Jack Winning and Brett Phillips - photo Vita
Williams
Geotherm is the 2015 scratch boat
champion (Brett Hobson with our very own Billy Lusty (Lane Cove Learn to Sail graduate
in September 2004)
up the front) and the Captain Dodwell Trophy for the handicap winner is
awarded to Jack and Brett in Chapman High Performance Sailing after a
countback was required to break the first place dead lock with
Geotherm.
Read the full story on the 12ft Skiffs page. 07-12-15 12ft Skiff Upper
Harbour Championship
Changes to Sailing Instruction
11 and 18
There have been changes to
Sailing Instruction 11 for the 12s North East course and to
Sailing Instruction 18 Time
Limits, effective from 14-10-2015. A
full
explaination of the change and the updated Sailing Instructions are
available from the Sailing
Instructions page. 13-10-15
FIRST AID COURSE -
11 Oct -
completed
Learn To Sail Course 1 &
2
2015-16
![]() More photos of Course 2 by Lisa Moran snapped during the week are available by clicking on the Photo Gallery link in the blue menu left. 12-10-15 ![]() ![]() More photos of Course 1 by Karyn Gojnich snapped during the week. 28-09-15 RSA
Training Evening Wednesday 30-09-2015 The club needs Responsible Service of
Alcohol trained volunteers to man the canteen on race days. If you
received your certificate prior to 31 December 2009 your qualification
is no longer valid. More on the Volunteering/Training
page then click the Upcoming
Training link at the top of the page.
17-09-15
2015-16 Sailing
Programme now available
The 2015-16 Sailing Programme is now available by clicking on the link at the top of the righthand column. Keep an eye out for any updates throughout the season. 04-9-15 Change to Sailing Instructions
for 2015/16
There have been a number of changes to
Sailing Instructions for the
2015/16 season, effective from 1-9-2015. A
full
explaination of the change and the updated Sailing Instructions are
available from the Sailing
Instructions page. 03-9-15
2015-16 Membership Form now
available
The 2015-2016 Membership Form is now available on the Membership page. To help you to complete the form please read all the instructions prior to clicking on the link to download the form . 29-8-15 FIRST AID COURSE -
Second date - 11 Oct - wait list
only
We are always keen to have qualified first aiders around the club, the more we have the safer the environment. Our first course on 23 August was fully booked and the second course on Sunday 11 October is fully booked however you can place your name on the wait list. If you are interested please contact: jack.winning@lc12ftssc.org.au or phone 9427 4408. Details are...18-7-15, 24/8/15, 20-9-15 Annual Report 2014-2015
![]() The 97th Annual
Report bursting with the highlights of the
season in pictures and prose has been published and snail mailed to all
club members.
If you expected to receive a copy and didn't get one you can pick one up next time you at the club or email the Secretary to request the report be posted to you. You can also click on the cover image at the right for an electronic version of the report. This report and previous season reports are available on the History page. 15-5-15 2015 Presentation Night ...
updated
Please set aside
the night of Saturday
23th May 2015
for the club’s annual presentation night. The evening will include a
sit down dinner and the presentation of awards. You should, ASAP, book
and pay at
this TryBooking
link as numbers are strickly limited. More details
in eNews 19-05-2015
17,
30-4-15
Henry Larkings - 2nd BYTE
Nationals
Henry Larkings raced in the Australian National Byte C1 championships held at Woollahra Sailing Club 13th - 16th April 2015. Sailing 8 races in very light to heavy conditions Henry tied on points with the overall winner Jack Littlechild but ended up second on a count back. Results. 17-4-15 2015 CHS Regatta Results for
Lane
Cove sailors
This regatta has
just been completed, so how did our sailors go?
The full results with our Lane Cove sailors highlighted in green are available on the Race Results page. 17-4-15 Jack
Winning – Life Membership
to the Australian National Sabot Association
After the Club
Championship races on 28/2/2015 David Swadling delighted us
all by announcing that Jack Winning has been inducted as a Life Member
of the Australian National Sabot Council. The very impressive citation
prepared by Andrew Glassock and read to the assembled diners by four of
our junior sailors, detailed Jack’s massive commitment to the
development of junior sailing in the Lane Cove region through the
Club’s Learn to Sail program. It was estimated that Jack has been
directly involved in the introduction to sailing of well in excess of
2,000 children.
Some of Jack’s Learn to Sail Alumni can be seen in Europe sailing in 29er Worlds or F18 catamaran Worlds, an 18ft Skiff out of Double Bay or a 12ft skiff in an Inter-dominion against New Zealand’s best, taking part in World Match racing regattas in Elliott 7s, crewing for, among others, Jessica Watson in the Sydney to Hobart race or working on the maxi boats sailing out of Airlie Beach. Many of the balance went on to develop a love of sailing and can be found sailing somewhere, if not at Lane Cove in a 12ft skiff. ![]() 05-03-15 YA Powerboat Handling
Course
Begins on 11th March - Go to the Volunteering/Training
page then Upcoming
Training link for all the details.
03-03-15Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff
Club - Heritage
Special Event -
"Helen Molesworth" Boat Naming
14th February 2015
It
is through the extraordinarily generous donation and direction from
Helen Molesworth to the club to acquire the new boat. In fact her
donation covered the acquisition price. Helen’s decision to donate was
largely brought about by her understanding of the Club’s benefit to the
community with the many local participants in the Learn to Sail
programme and the high number of females who are actively involved in
volunteering at the Club, specifically on Response Boats and coaching.
The name Helen Molesworth is a name very familiar to many of you as it was again through Helen’s generosity that the club was able to acquire the “Ted Griffith” in 2012. In recognition of Helen’s donation, the club initiated the “Helen Molesworth Medal” which is awarded annually for meritorious contributions to the Club by members. The new Arvor will be christened the “Helen Molesworth” and will be officially named at a special social event straight after racing on 14th February 2015. ![]() 16-01-15 & 12-02-15 Learn To Sail Course 4
![]() More photos of Course 4 by Karyn
Gojnich snapped during the week of 19-23 Jan 2015.
301/15
Change to Sailing Instructions Boat Trim 101... So exactly what is
wrong here?
Learn To Sail Course 3
![]() More photos of Course 3 by Karyn Gojnich snapped during the week. 23-12-14 12ft
Skiffs 2015 Interdominion Championships
![]() Interdominions Results and Reports The primary event for the 12 foot skiffs is the Interdominion Championships. This is an annual competition between skiffs from Australia and New Zealand. The 55th addition of this prestigious event is being held from Friday 2nd January to Saturday 10th January. To make this an even more memorable event it is being hosted at the 18 Footer League at Double Bay. This will provide great access to the main harbour courses which will add to the spectacular nature of this sailing regatta. As history has shown, this is a very competitive event for both the winner, who takes home the outstanding Silasec Trophy, and for the dominion team competition for the John Brooke Team Trophy. The NZ team has boats from Auckland and Wellington and the Australian team has boats from Sydney and Brisbane. 55th 12ft Skiff Interdominion 2015 Programme ![]() 12ft
Skiffs 2014 NSW State Champs - Round 2 - hosted by LC12ftSSC
For Heat 4 on Saturday 6 December the fleet were put on an Easterly
course in 5-13 knot breezes with Sydney Sailmakers
(Nick Press and Andrew Stevenson) getting the gun. Heat 5 on
Sunday 7 December initially delayed while the starter struggle with 45o
wind shifs to settle on an Easterly course in an 8 knot breeze.
After trailing for most of the race Garde (Brett Hobson
and Brad Phillips) finally prevailed over Sydney Sailmakers.
The pressing issue was the all ready active storm and another
approaching. Heat 6 was abandoned before the start and that was the
series. The Championship went to Sydney Sailmakers on
5 points with Garde
2nd on 6 points and Lincoln
Crowne (Jonathon Temple and Richard Jones) 3rd on
14 points. Results
9-12-14
2014
NSW Sabot State Champion Crowned
![]() Henry Larkings - 2014 NSW State
Champion
A full report of Round 2 sailed from
Toronto Amateur Sailing Club on Lake Macquarie by Greg Larkings is
available in the eNews
21-11-2014
21-11-14
Flying Elevens – NSW State Championships 8th and 9th November 2014 –
Belmont 16ft Skiff Club
![]() RSA
Training Evening Wednesday 26-11-2014 The club needs Responsible Service of
Alcohol trained volunteers to man the canteen on race days. If you
received your certificate prior to 31 December 2008 your qualification
is no longer valid. More on the Volunteering/Training
page then click the Upcoming
Training link at the top of the page.
24-10-14
2014-15
Supported by Flying
11 Upper Harbour Championships
![]() Results here Other items moved
to the Flying 11 page.
28-10-14 2014/15
BENETEAU VICSAIL NSW State Sabot Sailing Championships (Round 1
hosted by LC12'SSC)
Many more NSW 2014 Sabot State Championship Round 1 PHOTOS 20-10-14 Upper
Harbour Championship 2014 - hosted by Lane Cove 12ft Sailing
Skiff Club
Results 4-10-14 Learn To Sail Courses 1
& 2
![]() More photos of Course 1 by Karyn Gojnich snapped during the week. ![]() More photos of Course 2 by Karyn Gojnich snapped during the week. 4-10-14 F11
NSW Sprint Championships 2014
![]() NSW Sprint
Championship was held by HHSC on Sunday 28/10/14 with three
Lane Cove boats taking part - Outrageous with Eve Peel
joining sister Lily was best placed with Eve showing Lily the way to
win Heat 3 and the girls followed up with two Thirds in the following
heats finishing Fourth overall. Dynamite with Andrew Harrision crewing
for Henry Larkings was 8th and James squared (Glassock &
Macintyre)
in Wilbur were 15th. The day started with light winds but built during
the day so the 11s were flying in the last races. Full results here
![]() Opening Day 2014-15
![]() Our
fleet of Flying Elevens, with 16 boats on the water, kicked off the new
season being the first class of five to face the starter on the day. It
was an excellent start with most boats up on the line and
fighting
for an advantage as they headed off on an Easterly course in an easy 5
to 8 knots.
19-9-14
Learn To Sail Courses 1
& 2
A few places have become available in our very popular Learn To Sail program. * Course 1 -
Monday 22 to Friday 26 September 2014
All the information and contact details can be obtained by clicking
the Learn To Sail
link in the menu at the left.
7-9-14* Course 2 - Monday 29 September to Friday 3 October 2014 2014-15 Membership Form now
available
Dear Members and
Supporters,With
opening day less than two weeks away it is membership renewal time and
for new members we welcome you to the club. The membership application
process is similar to last season with the membership PDF form to be
completed and submitted electronically. You will have to
download
the membership form from the Membership
page (from menu at left). Please read and follow the instructions on
the website carefully. If you have any problems just email helpdesk@lc12ftssc.org.au
and we will assist you.
We apologise for not making payment of fees available earlier and advise that as a result we have extended the deadline for payment without loss of trophies or points until Thursday 9 October. That is all fees must be received by the club before heat 1 of the club championship on 11 October. I’m looking forward to another great season at Lane Cove and seeing you all down at the club. Bob Paton Commodore. 2-9-14 Pre-Season Working Bee - Sat 6
September 2014
Following the success of our June
Working Bee we will be
having another to get the clubhouse and facilities up to
scratch. More on the Diary Dates
page.
31-8-14
Season Programme
The 2014-15 Season
Programme is now available from the link at the top right. The printed
version will out shortly. 31-8-14History Project
Our resident club history buff, Rolf Lunsmann, has been beavering away
over the off season on the club’s Championship Honour Roll.
You can find the details of boat, crew and date for all International,
National, State, Club trophy winners as far back as 1920 for all
classes sailed at LC12ftSSC. The Championship Honour Roll can
be found via a link on the History
page. Check it out...If you have something to add please contact Rolf on (02) 9418 6094, or send an e-mail to history@lc12ftssc.org.au. 31-8-14 Special General Meeting
At the Special General Meeting all three proposals put to the members vote were passed on a show of hands. The club now has a modern and much more workable version of the constitution and rules thanks to the long hours put in by the members of the Constitutional Review Sub Committee, with special thanks to Chris Kelly for initiating the process with his attention to the legal side while ably assisted by Jack Winning and Rolf Lunsmann. 27-8-14 On Monday 25 August at 8:00pm the Club will be holding a Special General Meeting of members to consider some proposed changes to the Club’s Constitution. The proposals have been developed following a detailed review of our existing Constitution. They aim to: - Align
the Constitution with changes to the NSW Associations Incorporations
Act.
- Simplify membership renewals.- Simplify the processes for amending Sailing Instructions. - Improve the governance of the Club. The details of the
proposals, together with the reasons behind their
development, may be obtained by emailing Rolf Lunsmann
who was a member of the Constitutional Review Sub Committee.
The proposals will not change the way that the Club operates on a day to day basis, and they will not change the Sailing Instructions for our racing. At the meeting, all Life Members, “A” Class Members, Senior Members and Youth members over the age of 15, are entitled to vote. So I would urge you to attend the meeting and vote on this important initiative. Bob Paton Commodore. 3-8-14 Lane Cove hosts Sabot Training
On Sunday 27/7/14
Lane Cove hosted Sabot training for the NSW Southern Zone Sabot
Association. After another week of dismal winter weather, 23 boats
including two
2-ups were treated to bright sunshine in a near couldless sky. Although
the wind was a bit fickle at times there was enough to allow the
sailors to hone
their sailing skills. After the morning theory and on-water session
they were treated to an excellent BBQ lunch then there was another
theory and on-water session.
27-7-14
Solo Laser Training...
This photo shows Laser sailor Rob Drury out on the river in
misty rain and a very cool 14oC. This
outing was at least his third training sail of maybe the
coldest week so far this year. So are there any others this keen?
21-7-14
Lane
Cove sailors at Queensland
Youth Week 2014
Greg Larkins
Reports...Lane Cove Sailors
have had a successful week at the Australian Mid Winter Championships
held at RQYS in Brisbane during the July school holidays. 10 Lane Cove
kids sailed at the regatta in a variety of classes including Sabots,
Flying 11's and 29er's.
Henry Larkings clinched 2nd place in the tightly contested Sabot class. Other successful Sabot sailors were Andy Harrison 15th, Thomas Larkings 16th, Kiera Vickery 29th and India Vickery 31st. 2 up's Eve Peel and Lola Vickery sailing their 1st regatta finished 3rd in the junior fleet. The Lane Cove Sabot sailors were welcomed to 2 days of pre-regatta training by the South Queensland Sabot Association and a big thanks must go out to the very hospitable Queenslanders. Lily Peel and Jill Haertsch raced in the Flying 11's and Emma Harrison skippered a 29er with Eric Sparkes. ![]() Race Results can be found here. 16-7-14 July Happenings at the Club
Assistant
Instructors Course - 9/7/14 Karyn Gojnich reports...The Assistant Instructors course went very well with all students receiving their accreditation. There were 14 sailors in total with 7 from Lane Cove. Other Clubs represented were Hunters Hill, Drummoyne, Narrabeen Lake, Northbridge and Woollahra. A big thank you to Jane and Julian Moran for keeping everyone fed and watered, and for Billy Moran making his Laser available for the afternoon on-water session. Thank you also to LC12'SSC for making the club RIB's, Sabots and Club house available to run the course. Once again Lane Cove shone with its hospitality and we now have seven more instructors better prepared for next season's Learn to Sail and Learn to Race programs. ![]() Rust - 9/7/14 The weather
is decidedly cool but the RUST members continue the beaver away a
couple of the many
many tasks on the RUST Job List. Ken adds
the final epoxy paint coat to
the front door and windows, while others were given a photo opportunity
when Karyn Gojnich came by with her camera.
16-7-14
![]() ![]() Lane Cove sailor wins "Oceania de Volie in New Caledonia" The CYCA team of Sam Ellis, Matt Stenta and Cam Gundy (LC12’SSC) have won the Match racing class at Oceania of Sailing defeating RNZYS’ George Brassel 3-0. Read more in eNews 16-06-2014 which also has invitation and details for a Night with Brett Bayer at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron this Wednesday night (18-06-14). 16-6-14 Working Bee Sat/Sun 21/21 June 2014 A Working
Bee will be held
to get the clubhouse and facilities up to scratch for the coming
season. More on the Diary Dates
page and in eNews
13-06-2014.
14-6-14
New Committee Members
Your club has
elected and welcomes two new members on to the management committee
that will add the voice of youth to the mix. Emma May has
taken on the role of Honarary Secretary and Kat Wootherspoon has taken
on the role of Honorary Treasurer.
Both Emma and Kat are well known to most of you as they have come from
Sabots to Flying Elevens to Cherubs and have taken charge of various
LTS and LTR groups over the last few seasons. We welcome
their input to the club management and wish them well
in their new roles.
![]() Presentation Night
Photos
A selection of 2013-14
Presentation Night Photos by Alan Clarke are
now available in the Photo
Gallery. 27-5-14
Annual Report 2013-2014
![]() The
2013 - 2014 Annual Report bursting with the highlights of the
season in pictures and prose has been published and snail mailed to all
club members. If you expected to receive a copy and didn't get
one you can pick one up next time you at the club or email the Secretary
to request the report be posted to you.
You can also click on the cover image at the right for an electronic version of the report. This report and previous season reports are available on the History page. 23-5-14 Presentation Night 24 May 2014 Put
Saturday 24 May 2014 in your diaries for
the 2013/2014 LC12ftSSC Presentation Night. The format will be familiar
to most of you; dinner followed by the
presentation of awards. We have secured the services of a new caterer
and Kristin Verge will be
providing her usual excellent pre-dinner nibbles.Please join us to receive your award and celebrate a great season with friends, colleagues and fellow sailor and supporters. Email Cathy Lunsmann to book. See eNews 09-05-2014 for the latest up date. 28-3-14, 9/5/14 "What Happens Next?"
Night - Friday 2nd May
The "What Happens
Next?"
Night is for those sailors from the Learn to Sail and Learn to
Race who want to continue their sailing journey and for current sailors
who are looking to step up a class. The club will be holding an evening
where the pathways within the club are mapped out and there is
opportunity of buying and selling of boats as well as sorting out crew
combinations for the next season. The evening is on Friday
2nd May (the
first Friday of Term 2) begining at 6pm with a
sausage sizzle
and will wrap up by 8pm. Contact sabots@lc12ftssc.org.au
and flyingelevens@lc12ftssc.org.au
for details.
17-4-14
CHS Regatta Results for Lane
Cove sailors
This regatta has
just been completed, so how did our sailors go?
The full results with our Lane Cove sailors highlighted in green are available on the Race Results page. 17-4-14 YA Powerboat Handling
Course
Begins on 19th March - Go to the Volunteering/Training
page then Upcoming
Training link for all the details.
25-2-14
and 11-3-142014 Laser Metros at Lane Cove
Update 11th MarchLinks to the results and photos by Corinna Hartas are now available on the Laser Metros page. 11-3-14 Lane Cove 12’ Sailing Skiff Club in conjunction with the NSW and ACT District Laser Association will be hosting the NSW Metropolitan Championship over the weekend of 8-9 March. It will commence with our famous DASH for CASH on the Saturday and is open to ALL Laser sailors. All the details including rigging locations, Entry, NoR and SI are available on the Laser Metros page. 26-2-14 to 4-3-14 2013-14 Learn To Sail
(LTS) Courses
The
fourth and final LTS for the 2013-14 season was run from the 20th
to 24th January 2014 and twenty six
children successfully
completed their introduction to the delights of sailing.
That means over 100 new sailors for this season. Thanks to all the
Cherub, Flying 11 and Sabot sailors who help instruct and nurture the
students over the week long program. As usually the week ended with a
sail to Woodford Bay for lunch and a swim then back to the club where
the
students showed off their new skills to parents followed by dinner and
the presentation of achievement certificates. Next step is the Learn to
Race Program on Friday evenings from 4.15 pm.Here is a link to some photos by Karyn Gojnich taken during the week. 27-1-14 2014 Flying Eleven National
Championship at Port Stephens - updated 21:25 18/1/14 - final
![]() The championships are hosted by the Port Stephens Sailing and Aquatic Club with a good fleet of 83 competing boats. The winds have been from a light 8 knots to a testing 20+. With the seven qualifying races, (1 drop) completed the boats are then ranked into Gold and Silver fleets for the final 5 races. Read the full report on the Flying 11 page. 17 to 18-1-14 54th
12ft Skiff Interdominion Championships in Wellington NZ - updated 22:56 11/1/14 - final
After
Friday's 4 race high wind torture test, the RO demanded more pleasure
and pain - the pleasure for the RO and the pain for the
sailors -
by dishing up two more races to complete the series. Gemmell Sails
pushed hard in both races but had to be satisfied with 2nd place in
each race. Although the points margins had closed, in the final wash up
they were 7 points shy of first place, 3 off second and 1 off third,
holding onto 4th place for the regatta. Skoll and Vantage maintained
their respective 8th and 9th places. More stories will no doubt be told
on the deck of knowledge at the club when the weary sailors return to
the calmer waters of the Lane Cove River. Well done guys.
Updated 17:44 10/1/14 With racing abandoned yesterday, the RO made everyone work today completing four races. Although only one race is scheduled for Saturday it remains to be seen if they will try and fit two races into the last day. After 8 races and two drops Gemmell Sails, Nick Press and Tim Barraclough are in 4th place, with Skoll, Peter Polec and James McCrudden in 8th and Vantage, Murray Press and Brett Phillips in 9th position overall. updated 9/1/14 Well
there have been thrills and spills as is the case with any 12' skiff
event held across the ditch. The
Kiwis are out
in force
and Ozies are looking a bit like an English cricket team but
we are out numbered by almost 3:1. Gemmell
Sails, Nick
Press and Tim Barraclough, are showing
they can mix it with a photo finish in race 4, just being edged out
into second place. Race 5 was abandond due to winds over 30 knots.
For all the details check out the many links on the 12ft
Skiffs page (at left).
9
to 11-1-14
51st Cherub Nationals under way
in Bunbury WA - updated
5/1/14
![]() In the final wrap
up both crews slipped another place to be 11th and
15th overall but both our female skippers held their places in the
womens division so Claire holds on to her title as Womens' Champion
Cherub Skipper with Nicole taking out third place in her first
Nationals. Nicole and Jeremy won the Cadet division. So
congratulations all round!!
updated 3/1/14 Our two boats have
not faired well in the short races 7 & 8
with Alchemy
slipping back two places to 10th and Enough Rope
back by 1 to 14th place. However the placings in
the women's
championship remain unchanged, so good news there. The regatta wraps up
on the Sat 4/1/14 with a long race programmed to start about 16:00 AEDT
so maybe there is an opportunity to move up the ladder. We will see...
updated 21:40 2/1/14 For the
Championship racing with the results now posted up
to race 6 (no drops), has Claire
Lunsmann & Steve Vance in Alchemy as our best
placed boat continuing in 8th position with Nicole Barnes & Jeremy
Jones
in Enough Rope
not far behind and coming up a place to 13th position but the points
are tight. Claire is
holding on to the lead in the women's championship and Nicole is in 3rd
place.
There's still a lot of racing ahead ... Photos are available on the Koombana Bay Sailing Club website and here for the Full Results. 2 to 5-1-14 50th Sabot Nationals at
Drummoyne - updated
4/1/14
![]() The 50th Sabot
National Championship in the 1-Ups has been run and won
convincingly by Tasmanian boat Red Herring
with a total, after drops, of just 10 points. Henry
Larkings in Viper
made up a place to be 9th and Miles
Davey
in Freestyler
held on to 11th place in fleet of 76 boats. These are excellent results
at this
level of sailing. Congratulations guys!!
In the 2-Ups we
have a couple of winners... For Tom
Larkins and Eve Peel in Tommy Gun with four
bullets and a couple of second places, the only scary moment
came in race 8 where Tom got just a little too keen and scored an
OCS. But with their points buffer was more than enough to see
them wrap up the 2-Up title by 9 points. Congratulations Tom
and Eve - a start of things to come...
The Sabot Week
regatta has also wrapped up and there are some
stories to be told ... In
the 1-Ups tension was showing between Think 'n Pink from S
Qld, who had held the lead ahead of Jamison Bennetts
in Lucky to
race 8, had an OCS in race 9 while Jamieson
remained focused for a bullet. This set up the final race between Think 'n Pink and Lucky with Think 'n Pink finishing
23rd holding out Lucky
into 27th place. However, Jamieson
Bennetts
in Lucky with
21 points is the 1-Up Sabot Week champion for 2013/14 by a single
point. Well done Jamieson!!
Meanwhile in the 2-Up Sabot Week there is a big shock... Ultranza who, according the results to race 8, had been leading the fleet convincingly, has been rescored for all races as RAF except for races 5 & 6 which were DNCs. We will have to wait for this story... This was due to age limit being exceeded. Full details are available on the Sabot page. Not converted... yet...
There was a bit of
secret men’s business going on on Peter's laser in Saturday's race but
with comments like 'my back hurts' and 'how could you just
sit here for a
couple of hours every week' we think it will take a lot more
encouragement by the Laser members before they will claim Jack in a
boat with a single sail. Mind you, Jack has sailed a Sabot from Clifton
Gardens to the club so there is still a whiff of a chance!
Photo
by Corinna. 8-12-13Lincoln Crowne & Company
12ft Skiff NSW State
Championship at Lane Cove for Round 2
Heat and Series
Results and links are on the 12ft
Skiffs page. A big thank you to all to helped to make the
weekend a great success.
![]() 2013 Lincoln Crowne & Co 12ft Skiff NSW State Champions (L-R) Brett Hobson & Brad Phillips with Association Class Secretary Glenn Farquhar. 3-12-13 Last weekend the
Twelves had Round
One of the State Championships on the Harbour out of Woollahra Sailing
Club. There was some close racing and although Garde (Brett Hobson
& Brad Phillips) showed the way, Gemmell Sails
(Murray Press & Scott Lanham) won heat 3. Race 1, 2, 3 reports.
This coming weekend (30 November and 1 December) Lane Cove will be hosting the final Round of the 12ft Skiff State Championship. On Saturday this is in addition to our regular Club racing for all classes, there will be just one heat for the Twelves with a 3pm Start outside the River and finish at the Clubhouse. After the race there will be Sausage Sandwiches available for purchase. On Sunday it will just be the Twelves. There will be two back to back races scheduled on short courses both starting and finishing outside the river. The first race is due to start at 2pm. We have arranged for a number of private boats to follow the racing (Sunday only), so if you would like to view from the water you should be at the Clubhouse by 1pm and make enquiries at the Canteen. After the race, probably by 6pm, the Club will be providing a FREE Barbecue dinner for competitors and club members followed by the Presentation and you are all very welcome to come and be part of it. All the skiffs will be rigging up at the Clubhouse or at Griffith Park at the foot of Wilson Lane in Longueville. 26-11-13 If you
lost it – we may have it - but not for long….
Lost Property
items’ are from head to toe including hats, sunglasses, tops,
jackets, wetsuits, swimmers, pants, thongs, boots and are on display
upstairs at
the club. If not claimed this weekend -
23/11/13 - it
will have a new home at a charity shop next week. BE QUICK
or it’s gone…
21-11-13
NSW Masters at Port Stephens
16-17/11/2013
There were 5 Lane
Cove reps – David Rosenthall, 11th in the Std Rig Grand Masters
division, Rob Drury 5th in
the Great Grand Master division, James Stewart 8th in
the Radial Rig Grand Masters division. Julian Moran and John
Hunt. Excellent work - Congratulations guys!
A very wet & cold weekend with an hour sitting around before Race one on Saturday before being sent ashore again with lightning potential. Then back out again after an hour and a late finish just before 7 pm.... read the full story with photos on the Laser page. 21-11-13 World Laser Championships in
Oman
![]() Laser sailors David Rosenthall, John Hayward, John Hunt, Kim Stewart, Bruce Wymond (and past member Geoff Lucas) will sail their last club race on Saturday 23/11/13 before departing in the following week for Oman to compete in the 2013 Laser Masters World Championships. We wish them all the best of luck and look forward to seeing some medals or just hearing the tall stories of the near misses and just how close they came to glory. 11-11-13 Membership Renewals
Sailing at Lane Cove? Financial Member? If not, you can avoid being recorded as a non finisher (and loosing points) by paying your membership renewal before Saturday 15/11/13. Go to the Membership page NOW, follow the instructions to complete the form and make your payment. 11-11-13 Full
course race on Saturday 30th November starting at
3.00pm. This will involve a start out on the main harbour, in the
vicinity of Cockatoo Island, with all the thrills and spills best
viewed from Clarke’s Point, and the finish at the Club. This will
provide a great viewing spot for the finish of what is expected to be a
close race amongst a number of quality Lane Cove boats – featuring
Lincoln Crowne, Gemmell Sailmakers, Skoll, The Bird and Hey Charger. On
the second day of racing, Sunday 1st December, there will be 2 short
course races held out on the harbour. These will be held over the
courses we all so well remember were used for the 2011 Interdominion
that the club hosted. After the racing has been completed and the results have been tabulated, there will be a dinner and presentation hosted by Lane Cove for all the competitors, visitors and interested club members. More... 11-11-13
Website Update
Did you know
that
clicking on this image on any page will take you back to the website
home
page? 3-10-13RSA Training Day 20-10-2013 - limited places still available The club needs Responsible Service of Alcohol trained volunteers to man the canteen on race days. If you received your certificate prior to 31 December 2006 your qualification is no longer valid. More on the Volunteering/Training page. 28-09-13 LTS sabots refit
![]() Riley
Yacht Fittings and Chapman High Performance Sailing have helped us keep
the club LTS sabots in tip-top condition ready for the new season. Keep
them in mind when you need something for your boat and don't forget to
mention you sail at LC12SSC.
22-09-13
Opening Day 2013
![]() The 12s get away with a clean start to begin their season on Opening Day 2013. There are more Opening Day photos in the Photo Gallery. 15-9-13 RSA Training Day 20-10-2013 The club needs Responsible Service of
Alcohol trained volunteers to man the canteen on race days. If you
received your certificate prior to 31 December 2006 your qualification
is no longer valid. More on the Volunteering/Training
page.
4-9-13
Season Programme
The 2013-14 Season
Programme is now available from the link at the top right. The printed
version will out shortly. 2-9-13
How fast is that...
Congratulations to
Brian McConaghy for being the first in with the new Membership Form.
The Form was sent out at 6:25pm on Sunday 1 September, Brian got his back at 6:40pm, don’t know what took him so long! Brian sailed Lasers for a number of years and then decided to add some excitement to his life and sailed 12s for many more and like so many others continues to support the club. Brian’s children also sailed at the club and the next generation has already enrolled for Learn to Sail in 2014/15. 2-9-13 Lane
Cove at Lake Eyre Regatta 2013
Actually
held at Lake Hope - where the hell is that! ![]() Veteran Laser sailor and Lane Cove member Warwick Thomson attended this iconic event and sent us his report... 19-8-13 Lane
Cove wins Bronze Medal at World Masters Games !!!
In
Kim Stewart's words "WOW WOW WOW
!!!". Kim was competing in the Laser Grand Master Standard (+55)
division and missed the Silver Medal by just 3 points. Congratulation
Kim!! Final
Results. See eNews
8-8-13 for the background story.
12-8-13
Working Bee Sat/Sun 7/8 September 2013 Following the success of our end of season Working Bee we will be having another to get the clubhouse and facilities up to scratch. More on the Diary Dates page. 9-5-13 RSA Training (date TBA) The club needs Responsible Service of Alcohol trained volunteers to man the canteen on race days. If you received your certificate prior to 31 December 2006 your qualification is no longer valid. More on the Volunteering/Training page. 9-8-13 Season Racing Programme The class secretaries are currently putting together the season’s programme of racing. If you haven’t been contacted to donate a trophy then please contact the relevant class secretary. Visit the class page from the menu at left for the contact details. 8-8-13 Some Season Highlights
Season
Opening Day Saturday 14 September 2013The date for the start of racing has been set and racing is programmed for all classes on the regular club courses. This season the 12s, Lasers and Cherubs will be holding pointscore races on Opening Day so don’t get caught napping. The Sabots and Flying 11s will be holding handicap evaluation races. 12ft Skiff State Titles at Lane Cove 30 November / 1 December 2013 The final weekend of racing for the 12ft Skiff State Titles will be hosted by Lane Cove with a Presentation Dinner to follow the last heat on Sunday. This promises to see some exciting sailing and we are hoping that there will be a number of spectator craft available to take people out to watch Sunday’s heats. Laser Zone Championship at Lane Cove 8/9 March 2014 This will be the largest Laser event ever staged at Lane Cove when we expect between 60 – 80 boats to face the starter. All other club racing has been cancelled. 8-8-13 Membership Renewals and other Subscriptions In an effort to hopefully reduce the complication of the membership and renewal process a small committee has been looking at re-inventing the form. More on the Membership page. 8-8-13 Fees for 2013/14 Despite an increase of almost 15% in the calculation of the club’s per capita affiliation fee with Yachting NSW, the Management Committee has decided to keep your fees the same as last year. More on the Membership page. 8-8-13 First Aid Course 1 on 4/8/2013 ![]() Griff and Charlie get in some practice with willing patients Andrew and Diana. Instructor Trish Kenney. Course 2 is fully booked but another maybe organised so register your interest with Bob. 5-8-13 New Volunteering/Training menu item... Check out what you can do for the club and what training is available. If there is some other training you think the club could offer then register your interest with Bob or Jack from that page. 5-8-13 |
About LC12ftSSC Programme 2017-18
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Club eNews subscribe eNews 23-02-2018 eNews 16-02-2018 eNews 07-02-2018 eNews 31-01-2018 Coming Up... Various dates from 1 Mar 2018 Powerboat courses ~ Register via the link in main column ~ 24-25 Mar 2018 Sabot States ~ Last round hosted by LC - more details soon. ~ 7 Apr 2018 Closing Day ~ All day sailing events follow by Afternoon Tea ~ 17-21 Apr 2018 CHS Regatta ~ Ask your Sailing Secretary NOW how you can be involved in this great event ~ |