On September 21, we are holding a Special Meeting of Members with the sole purpose of seeking yoursupport and approval of the updated governance documents before they can be submitted to theprovince by the deadline of mid-October. Our timeline is tight and important: without our submission tothe province, the Act will automatically supersede our existing…
The Ottawa C&C 27 fleet gathered on Monday, September 2nd, at 1300, for the first Fleet Builder and Mixer event at the Nepean Sailing Club. With an increasing number of C&C 27s participating in interclub events, the Fleet Builder and Mixer provided an opportunity for new and experienced sailors to come together for mentorship, skill-building,…
Are you ready to race your dinghy/ catamaran? Registration for Nepean Sailing Club’s FANtasic FAll REgatta is now open. Two days of racing are planned: Sept 7 + 8, 2024. Bring your friends and come participate in a fun and relaxed regatta. Register through Eventbrite here. Fleet cut-off is 1800 on Friday Aug 30. This year…
FANFARE (Fantastic Nepean Fall Regatta) is planned for 7-8 September. We intend to invite One Design dinghy classes + Open catamaran class, for 2 days of great sailing in good winds and warm water. See the FANFARE website for more information.
Conditions Twenty teams, including 15 sailors under 25 years old, participated in the 2024 Eastern Canadian 505 Championships at Kingston Yacht Club on August 10-11. The event featured high wind sailing conditions. The race committee canceled racing after one race on Saturday due to 30-knot winds. On Sunday, sailors completed three races in 15 to…
The Joint NSC/BYC Single-Handed Race was held on Sunday, August 25, under sunny skies and light northwesterly winds. Fifteen boats made it to the start line — more than in any other year in the past 10+ years! The RC, led by Luke Sheppard, started on time, and set the course as C to H,…
The fifth annual Pinhey’s Point Sunset Time Trial ran Friday, August 23. Seven boats made it out for the start window, from 1830 to 1835, and all boats finished before 2200. We started with a light wind out of the SW at ~5 knots; it was tight enough that only Cheekey Monkey could fly her…
On a rainy Monday, August 19th, two Nepean Sailing Club Martin 16s were loaded onto a CN container for transport to the Mobility Cup in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The Mobility Cup is a “regatta of possibility” where personal, social, geographic, technological, and organizational barriers are challenged in the spirit of friendly competition. It is international…
Recruits and Fruits Most SoloSail participants can recall the moment when they were approached and recruited by the pied piper, Dave Morallee, otherwise known as “Super Dave”. For most, this occurred at NSC’s equivalent of the town square: the service dock. For some, it was word of mouth. Dave has honed the skills of charity…