April 2015web - Kaneohe Yacht Club

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April 2015
Volume XCI Number 4
Newcomers
St Patrick’s Day
I 14 Report
Single Handed Race
C-20 Wicked Wahine
KYC Calendar
SUNDAY
MONDAY
April • May 2015
TUESDAY
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Easter
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
2
3
Good Friday
4
CG# 14 UD 6:30 PM
Bulkhead Race at 6 PM
S. Pacific Slideshow 7:30 PM
Music at KYC 6:30 PM
Private Party UD 11-2 PM
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM
Express Window 5:30-7 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
Keiki Easter 10-12 PM
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7
8
9
Deckhands LH 6:30 PM
CG# 17 UD 6:30 PM
Mooring UD 6:30 PM
Easter Brunch
ORF Waikiki Return
Family BBQ
10
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
Friday Night El Toro Races
Tennis Fleet LH 6 PM
Family BBQ
17
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
11
BUNCO 7 PM
First Tuesday Dinghy
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker CLOSED
Snack Bar CLOSED
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13
15
14
Fleet Ops UD 6:30 PM
F + P UD 6 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
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18
Ladies R&R
Class Boat D
Private Party LH 11 AM
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
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21
22
Membership UD 6:30 PM
Private Party UD 9 AM
Club Ops UD 6:30 PM
Private Party UD 6 PM
IRF B1
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
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Class Boat E
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28
29
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Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
30
Yoga UD 6 PM
BOD UD 6:30 PM
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
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3
4
5
6
Private Party UD 4 PM
Deckhands LH 6:30 PM
CG# 17 UD 6:30 PM
CG# 14 UD 6:30 PM
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
10
MOTHER’S DAY
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
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12
13
Fleet Ops UD 6:30 PM
Mooring UD 6:30 PM
Family BBQ
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
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25
Wine Tasting LH 6 PM
Fishing Fleet Mtg UD 5
PM
Family BBQ
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Snack Bar 11-4 PM
2
Private Party LH 2 PM
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
Family BBQ
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9
COL LH 12-3 PM
Tennis Fleet LH 6 PM
Family BBQ
IRF B 2
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
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16
Ladies R&R
ORF Molokai 9 AM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
14
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker CLOSED
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
First Tuesday Dinghy
17
18
ORF Molokai Return 10 AM
Membership UD 6:30 PM
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Private Party UD 9 AM
Club Ops UD 6:30 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
Family BBQ
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
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F + P UD 6 PM
DJJ 3 Day around Oahu
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
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25
MEMORIAL DAY
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
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27
BOD UD 6:30 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
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Family BBQ
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
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Fishing Fleet Mtg UD 5
PM
Family BBQ
Snack Bar 11-4 PM
Locker 5:30-7 PM
Dinner 6-8 PM
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Class Boat F
Brunch 9-11 AM
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-7 PM
On the cover: Mikey Radziejowski and Cecelia Jansson, just hanging out on the I 14.
Photo courtesy Andy Bates
Commodore
Tom Pochereva
April is here! With it
comes a very busy month
for your club.
In the Galley our
chefs have introduced new
menus for the weekend
lunch and dinner selection.
Beginning in April the snack bar hours for Sunday
will increase from Noon to 7:00 PM so members can
plan to sail, fish, kayak or simply enjoy the longer
daylight hours at the club and have dinner before
winding up their weekend.
Also for your enjoyment, the House and
Grounds committee, under Mike Furukawa,
upgraded the North BBQ with new stainless steel
burners and elements aimed at increasing the life
expectancy of this well-used asset.
New on the club’s social media is
Facebook.com/KaneoheYachtClub which is geared
to increasing access by members for members. As
we expand our hits on the site we’ll post more
information and pictures, but it is up to you to see
how it really adds to getting information to the
members and their friends.
As the year progresses we have lots of work to
do at the club. You’ll see our maintenance crew out
there painting and doing maintenance around the
facilities along with their regular weekly routines.
We have begun to implement LED lighting at the
club and plan to increase its use in parking and dock
areas.
A few reminders: all member boats used at the
club must have a legible club sticker (trailers too),
and the member must supply proof of liability
insurance… for homeowners this is typically part of
home insurance for boats 25 ft and under. It is highly
recommend, for minimal additional cost, that
liability insurance be increased to the maximum
(typically $500,000). Also, club members may not
authorize anyone else to use their slip or rack. If you
are unfamiliar with the Marina Regulations, please
download them from our website.
Walking around the club it is very disappointing
to see so many boats with State DLNR stickers out
of date, not just by a month or two but by years (one
was 10 years out of date). While it is not the club’s
responsibility to remind members to update their
stickers it is hard to believe that actively used boats
would lapse their registration.
Speaking of stickers, those of you who own
kayaks and paddle boards or even Lasers and El
Toros may want to pick up a “Paddle Smart” sticker
at the front office. This US Coast Guard program is
based around a reflective orange waterproof sticker
for your boat, with the owner’s ‘IF FOUNDCONTACT’ information (Phone 1, Phone 2 and a
name). The purpose is to identify the vessel if it is
lost, but especially if lost on the water. The idea is
that a quick call to the numbers will allow the Coast
Guard, DLNR or the Navy to implement a search
and rescue promptly, if necessary. Or, if the user is
safe, a costly search can be avoided and the owner
can be reunited with their property.
Either later this month or early next month the
Board of Directors plan to hold a few evening
meetings to update members on items of interest.
Keep an eye out for dates and times. I look forward
to seeing you at our events and enjoying our club’s
many activities and facilities.
Vice
Commodore
Richard Perkins
On March 7, we
welcomed
our
new
members at the first
Newcomer's Pupu Party
of the year. Sime Gross,
Sandy Ragley-Wood, and
the Deckhands did a great job in assisting with this
event. Welcome to all the new members. Also in
March, we had a very successful St. Patrick’s Day
dinner with 55 members attending. Mahalo goes out
to Roselle Nottage and her entertainment committee
for organizing this event. There was a lot of Green
Beer served as well as some Green Wine if you can
believe it. The First Friday Music event on March 6
was also very well attended. We received many
positive comments regarding the First Friday Music
so keep the comments coming as we appreciate your
support for this event. Roselle has organized First
Friday music for April 3.
To close out March, we had our Annual Blood
Drive on March 28 and a big Mahalo goes out to
Ron Dodini and Jean Fernie for their hard work to
make this a successful event. Through their efforts
the Blood Bank’s goal of having fifty people sign
up was accomplished. A special thanks to the Tennis
Fleet for providing baked goods for the blood
donors.
April continues to be a very busy month
starting with the Keiki Easter Party on Saturday,
April 4. The Deckhands have planned another great
event with Face Painting, Petting Zoo, Balloonists,
Shave Ice, refreshments and of course an Easter Egg
Hunt. On Sunday, an Easter Brunch is planned with
a great menu. Bunco Night is on Wednesday, April
8 and a great wine tasting event on Saturday, April
25 with more than 60 wines featured. Please contact
the front office to make reservations early for these
events before they sell out!
Our club management and maintenance staff
have been busy addressing the issues caused by the
storms in February. There were a lot of issues with
the piers that took a lot of effort to repair. Ken and
team were very proactive addressing the issues.
House and Grounds continues to work with our club
management and Finance and Planning to
coordinate maintenance activities to address
outstanding issues.
See you at the club and Happy Easter….
Members donate blood at the annual Blood Drive
Rear
Commodore
Tom Wood
Aloha, all. March saw the
racing season pick up with
Thursday night races, the
Wahine Race, more Junior
Sailing events, and early
preparations for the Lipton
Cup. KYC is fortunate to
have a number of member boats all competing in a race
series to decide who will represent that club at the Lipton
Cup Offshore Challenge. IRF also completed its first
race on the 1st of March with 8 boats competing.
The race committee familiarization meeting went off
without a hitch on the 11th of March, and provided a
great deal of information for those wanting to participate
in the race committee process. The Regatta Chair, in
cooperation with the Fleet Captains, has scheduled most
of the race committees for the year, but there are still
opportunities to participate for anyone who wants to help
out and enjoy a day on the water with the racers. Overall
we are seeing great participation from the sailing fleets
and a great competitive environment for all.
The Fishing Fleet held its first meeting in March with
great participation from new and old fleet members. The
first tourney of the year gets underway this week with a
month-long tournament to catch the biggest fish. Rules
are simple - you have to leave from and return to KYC,
have fish weighed by an official weighmaster, and of
course you have to sign up and pay your tournament fee
to participate. For those who may have missed the
meeting you can catch up with any of the fleet members
for more details.
March also saw the completion of the dry storage
project with final painting and cleanup. Again, a note of
thanks to all who contributed to that effort. Please note
that the area adjacent to the north tennis court is no
longer authorized for boat cleaning and flushing. This
change was made to help extend the life of the seal coat
and pavement by preventing salt deposits. The area by
the boat ramp against the bulkhead is available for
flushing as needed – please restrict your boat washing
activities to that area.
The Mooring Committee is actively working on both
dry and wet storage issues, and as a reminder all boats
and trailers on KYC property are required to be KYC
registered. That means a legible KYC sticker on both the
boat, and if applicable the trailer or dolly. Stickers are
free and its an easy process, just see Julia or Jean in the
office and provide the documentation for your boat or
trailer and they will give you a sticker. I would also
suggest that boat owners take a moment to check your
state registration… while the majority of boats have
valid HA numbers, there are some that are significantly
out of date and since all KYC moored vessels are of
course being used a minimum of twice a quarter, sooner
or later DLNR or the Coast Guard may notice those
expired registrations.
Also, if you are in a wet slip and you haven’t checked
your mooring lines lately, please make a point of coming
down to do so soon – many lines are still improperly tied
or missing, and we need those items corrected for the
safety of all boats and piers.
As another reminder, please support the Port Captain
and our KYC Security by complying with their
instructions and guidance when using the facilities.
They are responsible for helping to make the club run
safely and smoothly, and they need our support.
As always, I greatly appreciate the efforts of all those
volunteers who keep the Club going strong, and look
forward to seeing many more of you as the year goes
on. Stay safe, watch out for each other, and I hope to
see you all at the Club or on the water.
Junior Sailing Director
Jesse Andrews
Port Captain
Bob Hurd
Aloha,
The weather is improving throughout the Pacific, and
cruising season is upon us. Larger boats will start to head
to the South Pacific soon. Some boats will be doing inter
island cruising also. I have heard rumors about some of
the boats heading out, but none of the owners have
informed me of their plans. The Club can use the
information to help other Club members during the more active summer season. There
is a requirement in the Marina Regulations that anyone leaving their slip for a period
of time contact the Port Captain and lay out their cruising plans. Some slips will be
vacant, and I won't know why, and the lack of information prevents us from letting
other members use the club’s vacant slips. Please contact me before you go.
The latest windstorm revealed some flaws in moorings at the Club and in some
member's faulty mooring lines. Some Club equipment was damaged by the stresses
from the storm. Everyone has learned lessons, and the Board and I are paying close
attention to the problems.
I did an examination of a portion of E pier and found 14 mooring violations in 24
consecutive slips. It was very disheartening to see so many deficiencies in owner’s
mooring gear. The Mooring Committee will process the violations that have not been
corrected in the required 30 days, and I will move on to the next portions of E and G
piers to inspect the moorings and electrical connections. There is a chart in the Marina
Regulations showing the proper sizes of nylon line to be used depending on the size of
your boat. There has to be a thimble (stainless steel recommended) tightly spliced into
the line, and a shackle attaching it to the fitting on the pier. Pre-spliced lines with the
thimble held in place by cable ties are not sufficient. The thimble must be tightly spliced
in place. If you need more attach points on your slip or replacements for the existing
ones you must contact the office and the maintenance crew will install them for you.
The wet and dry slip wait lists presently have many Club members’ names that
have given no dimensions for their boat. I cannot second-guess anyone’s needs.
Members must either turn in a revised application specifying the size and type of boat
slip desired or be passed up by someone further down the list who has specified boat
dimensions. If you are waiting for later to decide if you want a slip, do the other
members on the list, and me, a favor and ask that your name be put on the respective
inactive list. You will not affect your date of application, and you can call the Port
Captain at any time, telling him or her that you are ready for a slip and ask that your
name be placed on the active list in the chronological order of your application. This
happen in February, and a member whose application was made back in 1990 became
first on the active wet list and ended up with a wet slip a few weeks later.
Marina Regulations specify that a member wishing to bring a trailer boat to the
Club must show proof of insurance and ownership of the boat, obtain stickers for the
boat and trailer, and then bring the boat to the Club. Launching a boat without proving
it belongs to a Club member and that it has liability insurance is prohibited, unless it is
a sanctioned race or a pre-approved special occasion, approved by the Principal Race
Officer or Port Captain. Please, everyone, the rules help us to ensure that the only people
launching boats are club members!
Have you tried to read the number on your KYC boat sticker lately? Some stickers
given out earlier have faded to the point that they cannot be read. I will be sending out
Mooring Violation letters in May. The stickers are free at the office now. Take advantage
of the free offer now because Marina Regulation violations will be sent out in June, and
there will be a fine for no legible sticker in July.
Stay safe, have fun, and I’ll see you on the water.
Spreading KYC Aloha
on the Pride of America
Don Brown and Ruthanne
Quitiquit present Captain Kjell
Nesheim with a Kaneohe
Yacht Club burgee.
We had a great first HYSA regatta of the
year at KYC March 14. The previous weekend
was HYSA #1 at Hickam. Both events saw moderate trade winds averaging about 15 knots. Our El
Toro sailors excelled in both events taking the top
five overall spots. At KYC's event we also included the Open Bic boats from Hawaii Kai. Our
total number of entries was 39! We had 11 KYC sailors compete and swept
first through fourth in El Toro A and first through third in Laser B. We also
placed first in El Toro B. Many of these sailors will be traveling to Santa Cruz
this summer for the El Toro North Americans.
It looks like we will be sending 15 boats for the El Toro North Americans
July 21-24 in Santa Cruz! In order to make this possible we got a great discounted shipping rate from Matson to ship 15 El Toros. We are also planning
a few fundraisers with the first being at Waikiki Yacht Club Saturday, April 4
from 9:30 to noon. Hawaiian Values in Action is donating $1,000 for shipping
El Toros if we help to clean up the Ala Wai basin! Come help make our sailing
grounds a more beautiful place. Nets, gloves, trash bags and refreshments provided. BYO PFD. We are hoping to get confirmation soon on have one more
clean up for another $1,000 towards shipping. More details to follow.
There are a few other fundraisers in the works through KYC for June. If
all this works as planned shipping of the boats will be covered. Hawaii Sailing
Foundation have also indicated that they will provide individual financial assistance if a racer shows that serious determination preparing for this event.
This includes sailing in HYSA events in El Toros and at our yacht clubs in their
programs or races such as the KYC Friday night El Toro races.
Don't forget to come down on Friday night starting April 10 for the first El
Toro race of the year! Our next HYSA regatta will be the Slim Lambert regatta
at Waikiki Yacht on May 2.
Aloha, Jesse
HYSA 1 - Hickham photo: Jesse Andrews
Dylan DiMarchi 1st Laser A HYSA 2 - Kaneohe photo: Kai Andrade
HYSA 2 - El Toro Start
Tommy and Kiana lead the fleet
Tommy Henshaw - 1st El Toro A HYSA 2
Leah Ford 1st Laser B HYSA 2
HYSA 2 - Laser Start
Kahala Furukawa
Photos Kai Andrade
Ocean Racing Fleet
Frederic Berg
Single Handed Race
Beautiful Day. The sky was bright.
The Koolaus were in all their splendor with the entire top of the range visible.
If that’s global warming… hhhmmmm.
But for most of us the action was on board with lots to do. The course
was starting at G25, out the main ship channel to K bouy, back in the Sanpan
Channel, finish at G25. There was a great battle going on with the lightweight
boats, the Hobie 33 Flying Tiger and Mark Denzer’s Cowabunga. With Mark’s
tiny self tacking jib, he would gain in the tricky upwind in the channel where
tacking properly was a premium. As soon as the reaches came in, Flying Tiger
stretched its legs and was off again. In the end though it came down to the
rabbit and the hare with Dave Nottage on his Soling ‘Pursuit’ unseating the
defender, Bill Leary in his Beneteau ‘Moku pe’a’. Rounding out the fleet was
Mark Logan on his Beneteau ‘Puanani’ and yours truly on his J35 ‘Alizé’ As a
little side note, wouldn’t everyone agree that the Sanpan Channel R2 marker is
really hard to see now that it got downsized?
David Nottage - Pursuit
Peter Van de Verg - Flying Tiger
Cowabunga - Mark Denzer
Frederic Berg - Alizé
photos by: Mark Denzer
ORF Single Handed Race 3/15/14
# of Finishers
Weather: N 13 - 15
Course: Reef Runner
Start: 3/14/15 10:00:00
Distance: 12.6
Boat Name
Skipper
each
6
Total Elapsed Time H:M:S
14:06:39
Ave. Elapsed Time H:M:S
2:21:07
Average Speed
Knots
5.36
Fleet SPM
Sec/Mi
672
Total PHRF
(sec/mile)
586
Average PHRF
(sec/mile)
98
B Factor:
(sec/mile)
574
A Factor:
(sec/mile)
580
Time
TOT
PHRF
Finish
Elapsed
Correction
Corrected
Class
Rating
Time
Time
Factor
Time
Position
96
3/14/15 11:54
1:54:48
0.87
1:39:20
5
1 !
Flying Tiger
Peter Van de Verg
2 !
Alizé
Frederic Berg
72
3/14/15 11:50
1:50:20
0.90
1:39:01
4
3 !
Cowabunga
Mark Denzer
118
3/14/15 11:55
1:55:53
0.84
1:37:05
3
4 !
Moku pe'a
Bill Leary
150
3/14/15 12:00
2:00:05
0.80
1:36:10
2
5 !
Puanani
Mark Logan
150
3/14/15 12:05
2:05:10
0.80
1:40:14
6
6 !
Pursuit
David Nottage
141
3/14/15 11:58
1:58:15
0.81
1:35:53
1
Cal 20 Fleet
Jeff Cruise
International 14 Fleet
Andy Bates
The Cal 20 fleet is off to an amazing start this
season! At the past two regattas, series B and C, there
have been 13 boats the line. I think that is the first
time we’ve ever had that many boats out. It makes for exciting starts
and back and forth action throughout the entire race. Congrats to John
Myrdal on Ol’ Blue for taking first at Classboat B, and the Cruises on
Pilikia for taking first in Classboat C.
Additionally, this past Sunday, KYC hosted the annual Wicked
Wahine regatta in Cal 20s. It was a huge success as well, with 12 boats
and 37 wahine competitors. After three races, the team of Jen Gillette,
Jen Barra, Jackie Mcloughlin, and Leah Ford took first place. Congrats!
Big thanks to all the participants, race committee volunteers, and all the
Cal 20 owners for lending your boats, and Katie Cruise for organizing
everything. Without you all, the regatta would not have been the success
it turned out to be.
With many more regattas to come, there are plenty of opportunities
for people to come sailing. Anyone looking to get involved with the Cal
20 fleet (and do some one design racing!), please email me at
[email protected].
See you on the water.
Classboat Results (top 3):
Series B 2/22/15
Wahine 3/22/15
1.) Jennifer Gillette, Jen Barra, Jackie
McLoughlin, Leah Ford
2.) Cecelia Jansson, Leslie Foster,
Jazlyne Rojas
3.) Malia Johnson, Jenny Guzik, Cole
Williams-Brauer
1.) John Myrdal - Ol’ Blue
2.) Ken Kaan - Turbo Pig
3.) Marc Barra, Jesse Andrews - Luca
Series C 3/8/15
1.) Jeff & Katie Cruise - Pilikia
2.) Ken Kaan - Turbo Pig
3.) Andrew Meade, Kerri Schweibert,
Craig Shifferns - Lucky Bucket
I-14 Classboat Race B (or number 2)
March 8th was a glorious day of sailing for the
I-14 fleet. The wind was a shifty 10-15 knots from the north and northeast.
The fleet had four boats turnout for the day; Tom Pochereva and Kevin
Rogers sailing Tom’s new boat 1144, Elise Leroux and Tanner Marsh
sailing 1104, Cecelia Jasson and Matty sailing Windlover 1101, Andy
Bates and Danielle Hull sailing 1160.
Race 1: The first race favored the port lay line. 1160 got there first and
rounded the weather mark ahead of the fleet. During the kite hoists 1160
has a major problem and the kite had to remain in the bag the rest of the
race. 1144 took the lead and never relinquished it finishing ahead of 1104
in 2nd place. 1101 had rudder damage and retired for the day to repair the
back of the boat. 1160 finished a distant 3rd.
Race 2: The breeze picked-up during race 2 and the fleet got off to another
clean start. 1144 and 1104 had some “swims” during the first two legs
which allowed 1160 to sail into the lead and finish first, followed by 1144
and 1104. Tanner Marsh had his first “off the boat” swim downwind. Good
job Tanner. Great rides downhill were had by all.
Race 3: The win moderated back down as race three got under way. 1160
and 1104 went for the previously favored port layline. 1144 was late to the
start and tacked on to port off the starting line and went for the starboard
layline that paid off handsomely this time. 1144 rounded the mark first
with a good lead that they did not give up, finishing first. 1160 was second
and 1104 was third.
I-14 Fleet Sunday March 8, 2015
Classboat B Results:
1144
Race 1
1160
1104
1101
C-20 start Classboat B
photo: Ray Sanborn
1
Second Place - Skipper Cecelia Jansson,
Jazzy Rojas, Leslie Foster
Race 3
Total
1
2
6
2
3
2
3
DNF
DNS
Wicked Wahine Regatta
First Place - Jen Barra, Skipper Jennifer Gillette,
Jackie McLoughlin, Leah Ford
Race 2
1
3
DNS
4
8
15
photos: Jeff Cruise
Third Place - Cole Brauer, Skipper Malia Johnson,
Jenny Guzik
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Our February tournament broke the record for sign ups, with 26 members
and guests. Saturday’s weather was uncooperative, so tournament director
Greg Siok had to split the tournament over both Saturday and Sunday.
Keegan Giles took first place for the men, and Rob Rietow second. For the
women, Dana and Betsy Denzer tied for first place, and Dana won the trophy
by making the closest guess to the answer to the question: “What percentage
of Valentine Cards are purchased by women?” (answer: 85%).
Guests in the Feb. tournament were:Bob and Liz Meierdiercks and Lynn
Pease, all of whom are applying for membership.
left to right: Keegan Giles, Cindy Siok, Susie Weber,
Dana Nottage, Kit Beuret
Our March tournament fared better-weatherwise for the near-record 24 players,
including guests Harry Brown and Lynn Pease (right).
Cindy Siok and Donlei Darnell tied for first place among the women, and
Donlei won the trophy by having the closest (but not very close) guess to the
question: “When did Ireland first take part in the Olympics?” (answer: 1992).
First place among the men was Bob Yoder, followed by John Gross.
The annual fleet St. Patrick’s Day potluck offered lots of delicious corned beef and
cabbage, carrots and Irish potatoes, plus an assortment of scrumptious desserts.
Cindy Siok
We even hosted a Leprechaun (Sherri Phillips)
Sime Gross and Kit Beuret
St Patricks Day Party - March 17, 2015
Joe Starr, Spotswood Robertson, Martin MacMorrow, Sherri Phillips, Bill Bachmann, Roselle Nottage, Sandy Ragley, Don Brown,
Front Row: Bob Palmer, Charlotte Starr, Kaitlyn MacDonald, Commodore Tom Pochereva
A fun time was had by all
Vice Commodore Dick Perkins
Roselle Nottage and Sandy Ragley
Photos by Lilia Cantu
Newcomer’s Pupu Party - March 7, 2015
Aarin Gross
Photos: Sime Gross
Bruce and Linda Vollert
Christopher and Julie Jeszenszky
Daniel and Gloria Batungbacal
Garret Venema
Jane Sawyer
John and Mary Foti
Timothy Barrett
William Busch and wife Mary Hagadom
Brant & Alison Swigart, daughter Nine
Dani and Dana Nottage
Deborah Black and granddaughter
Lianna
Gary and Barbara North
Les and Pat Rosenthal
Giorgio and Cassandra Caldarone,
children-Danica and Leo
Blood Bank of Hawaii
Blood Drive March 28, 2015
Deckhands
Ann Bachmann
Hello all,
The last few days have been so good for (stink potter) boating in the
bay. My son took me out to Moku Manu and the sandbar. It was so flat,
we could have walked to both places. Now we need some Spring
flowers, and lots of flowers on the avocado and mango trees.
Mark your Calendars, PLEASE
April 4- Keiki Easter Party 10:00 a.m.
April 8- Bunco Night - 7:00 p.m.
Deckhand for the Month of April is: Molly Mosher-Cates
Deckhands of the month for March: Dan and Lori Ford
Ron Dodini helps with refreshments
Volunteering for 2016 Pacific Cup
“FUN Race to Hawaii”
The FUN race to Hawaii will start July 11, 2016 from San
Francisco…28 boats signed up and the recruiting continues! The
race can accommodate up to 70 boats and we can expect early
boats to arrive at KYC approximately 22 July with festivities to
follow. There will be plenty of opportunities to volunteer so if you
are new (or a long-time member) to the club and are interested in
finding out how you can get involved, contact me via text, phone or
email for more info! Contact me at [email protected],
780-4833. Sandy Ragley, Pacific Cup General Chair 2016.
Bloodmobile
BUNCO NIGHT
In the Longhouse
Wednesday April 8, 2015
Check-in: 6:30 pm
Games start at 7:00 pm
Cost to play is $1.00- includes beer and soft drinks
Don’t forget to bring a white elephant prize
Everyone wins something!
Come early and order dinner at the express window
For more information, see one of
our lovely Deckhands ladies
in the Locker or stop by the front office
KANEOHE YACHT CLUB
2015 SUMMER PROGRAM APPLICATION
NAME: __________________________________________________
Nickname: ________________________________ Age: ___________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________________
Telephone: ______________________ e-mail: ___________________
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTIFY: ________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Contacts
Mother: ________________ Daytime Phone: ______________ Cell/2nd number: _________________
Father: _________________ Daytime Phone: ______________ Cell/2nd number: _________________
Sailing Class
Sea Urchin
Morning Beginner
Session
Introduction to Racing
Advanced El Toro
420/Laser
El Toro/420 Combined
1
1
1
1
1
1
Learn to Swim
Minnow
Shark
Dolphin
Session
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
Cost
$75 $85
$75 $85
$75 $85
Tennis Class
Champs
Winners
Future Pros
Session
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
Cost
$145 $160
$145 $160
$145 $160
Afternoon Accelerated Topper
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
Cost
Session
Cost
$120 $140
$240 $280
5
$120 $140
$240 $280
5
$120 $140
$240 $280
5
$120 $140
$240 $280
5
$120 $140
$240 $280
5
$120 $140
$400 $480
5
$240 $280
Session
5
5
5
Cost
$80 $95
$80 $95
$80 $95
(Less Discount ______________)
Total Due: _________________
Release
I, ___________________________, agree to hold Kaneohe Yacht Club, its officers,
employees and all committees concerned harmless and free of liability of any nature
whatsoever for accidents to my child while participating in the Kaneohe Yacht Club
Summer Programs. I understand and agree that I will be responsible for any damage
to any property caused by my child. P r o g r a m f e e s a r e p a y a b l e u p o n s u b m i s s i o n
of the application. Payments must be by cash, check or credit card. No
fees will be returned after June 1, 2015 and no fees will be prorated for
missed class time.
_______________________________________________________________________
Signature of parent or guardian
Date
SUMMER 2015 JUNIOR PROGRAM
SUMMER FUN BEGINS AT KYC!!
KYC's Summer Program 2015 for juniors is the highlight of our year-round program. In
an atmosphere of camaraderie and fun Junior Sailors learn the basics of sailing including
all points of sail, knots, water safety and seamanship while building confidence and
developing organizational and social skills. Additionally, KYC’s family oriented facility
allows young people to learn tennis and to swim in a safe, well supervised environment.
SESSION DATES
SAILING/TENNIS
SWIMMING
Session 1: June 8 to June 19
Session 1: June 8 to June 19
Session 2: June 22 to July 3
Session 2: June 22 to July 3
Session 3: July 6 to July 17
Session 5: August 3 to August 7
** SEE BELOW FOR SEA URCHIN SCHEDULE
HOW TO REGISTER
Registration will be accepted during normal office hours at the KYC Office. All class
sizes are limited and students will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. All
applications, charter agreements, medical and release forms (on the bottom of the
application) must be submitted prior to the beginning of class.
JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP AT KYC
Juniors ten years of age and up may become members at KYC. Complete information on
the Junior Membership may be obtained from the KYC Office.
Further Information
For specific information relating to the Sailing Program contact Sailing Director Jesse
Andrews at 247-4121 or by e-mail to [email protected].
For specific information relating to the Tennis Program contact Bruce Nagel at 262-2057.
For information concerning the Learn to Swim Program contact the Kaneohe Yacht Club
Office at 247-4121.
**SEA URCHIN CLASS: Students (ages 6-8 yrs. old) with little or no previous sailing
experience. An introduction to sailing taught in a Cal 20 with an instructor on board at
all times. Students become familiar with the boat and sailing in the bay. They will get
hands on experience rigging, trimming sails and steering the boat. Limited to a minimum
of 3 students per class and a maximum of 5 students per class. Please bring your own life
jacket. Cost: Members $120.00 and Non-Members $140. Class times: Monday – Friday,
1:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Session 1- June 8-12, Session 2- June 15-19, Session 3-June 22-26, Session 4- June
29-July 3, Session 5- July 6-10, Session 6-July 13-17, Session 7-July 27-31, Session
8-August 3-7.
Morning Beginner: For beginning (entry-level) sailors primarily, students aged 9 to 18.
This class emphasizes knowledge of the boat, rigging, basics of sailing, water safety, and
confidence in boat handling on all points of sail. Class times: Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
Afternoon Accelerated Topper: For students primarily aged 9 to 18. Students that have
already taken the beginning sailing class and wish to further develop sailing skills and
get comfortable sailing on their own. This class will also focus on knowledge of the boat,
rigging, basics of sailing, water safety and confidence in boat handling on all points of sail.
Class times: Monday - Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Introduction to Racing: Designed for the Junior Sailor who has taken a beginner class
but has not yet taken an advanced or racing class. Emphasis is on boat handling skills and
racing tactics. Class times: Monday - Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Advanced El Toro: Designed for the Junior Sailor interested in improving racing skills.
Class will consist of classroom lectures, sailing drills and races. This class is a prerequisite
for the 420/Laser Racing Class. Class times: Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
420/Laser Racing: This class is for Junior Sailors primarily aged 13 to 18 who have taken
the advanced El Toro class and are ready to move on to 420 and Lasers. This class will
stress the fundamentals and tactics of racing, all sail combinations including spinnakers,
and an emphasis on teamwork in the double-handed 420. Students are encouraged to sign
up for the 420’s with a partner. If they are interested in sailing Lasers they are encouraged
to use their own boats. Class times: Monday - Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
SAILING PROGRAM FEES AND DISCOUNTS
Fees for Sessions 1, 2, 3 & 4 --Morning Beginner and Afternoon Accelerated Topper,
Introduction to Racing, Advanced El Toro and 420/Laser Racing are $240.00 for Members
and $280.00 for Non-Members. The fee for students who enroll in both a morning class
and afternoon class will be $400.00 for members and $480.00 for Non-Members.
*Fees for students who enroll in Sessions 5 (one week class) are $120.00 for Members and
140.00 for Non-Members.
Program fees are payable upon submission of the application. Payments must be by cash,
check or credit cards. No fees will be returned after June 1, 2015 and no fees will be
prorated for missed class time.
Fees for Pre-Teen and Teen members.
A 10% discount is applied for students using their own boats and for sibling signing up
at the same time.
SAILING PROGRAM SWIM TEST
All juniors, regardless of age or number of years in the program, will be required to take
a simple swim and lifejacket test on the first day of class.
LEARN TO SWIM
Taught by a Red Cross Certified Water Safety Instructor, KYC’s Learn to Swim Program
will offer the following classes:
Minnows: For ages three and up. Red Cross Beginner Swimming Levels 1 and 2 with
emphasis on comfort, safety and fun in the water. Class times: Monday - Friday 10:30 a.m.
to 11:00 a.m.
Sharks and Dolphins: Red Cross Swimming Levels 3 to 6 tailored to each student’s
abilities. Sharks-Class times: Monday - Friday 11:00 a.m. to11:30 a.m. Dolphins-Class
times: Monday – Friday 11:30-12 noon.
Fees will be $75.00 for Members and $85.00 for Non-Members.
TENNIS FUN AT KYC
The Bruce Nagel Tennis Academy at Kaneohe Yacht Club will offer lessons in the same
two week format as the Sailing Program. Classes are taught by USPTA Certified
Professionals who make learning tennis fun and exciting. Tennis classes at KYC are
offered Monday through Thursday with Friday reserved as a “rain day”.
Champs - 5 to 8 years old. This class is for those with limited or no tennis experience.
Students will learn the basic strokes and develop hand-eye coordination. This is a great
age to learn tennis. Class times: Monday - Thursday, 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
Winners - 9 to 13 years old. These students can expect to learn the strokes and strategies
for playing the game of tennis. Sportsmanship, conditioning and the fundamentals are
emphasized. Class times: Monday - Thursday, 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.
Future Pros - 8 to 15 years old. This class is for those juniors who have already
developed the basic strokes and fundamental tennis skills. Class times: Monday Thursday, 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Fees for Sessions 1, 2, 3 & 4 are $145.00 for Members and $160.00 for Non-Members.
*Fees for Students who enroll in Session 5 (one week class) are $80.00 for Members and
$95.00 for Non-Members.
What to bring to Sailing class- Coast Guard approved Life Jackets Type III and Reef
walkers or closed toed shoes are required. These can be purchased at Costco, Walmart,
K-Mart, Sports Authority, West Marine and Windward Boats. A hat, sunscreen, a towel and
a change of clothes are also a good idea.
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Ullman Sails Hawaii
1163 Kona Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
808.593.9958, 808.591.9056 Fax
e-mail: [email protected]
Awnings & Canvas • Riggers & Sailmakers by Trade
Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Contact our sailmaker Marc Barra for pick-up and delivery to KYC.
OUR PRODUCTS COME WRAPPED IN OUR SAILING EXPERIENCE.
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Epoxy
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Remember, Ullman Sails, the fastest sails on the planet.
Visit Art Nelson Sailmaker for your boating needs. Special order equipment is welcome.
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Membership Count as of March 1, 2015
Frederic Berg
SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .599
LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
NON-RESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .104
SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .891
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44-503 Kaneohe Bay Drive
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Telephone 808-247-4121
Fax 808-235-8180
Email: [email protected]
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