The International Association for Disabled Sailing (IFDS) has just published their end of year 2014 world rankings. In the one person 2.4mR class, NSC’s Christine Lavallée is currently ranked 31st, and Aaron Wong-Sing is ranked 34th.
Come sail a small boat on Saturday, July 4th. All skill levels welcome, from the seasoned racer, to your neighbour who has always wanted to try sailing.
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of longtime NSC member and former Harbourmaster, John Mann, skipper of Tanzer 7.5 “Trivial Pursuit”. A Celebration of John’s life will be held at NSC on December 4th, from 4-7 p.m. His obituary is available on-line.
NSC will again host an Ontario Sailing sponsored Club Judge Training Seminar & Test, running 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 15th.
Day 3, Sunday, October 12: Thanksgiving Sunday was another beautiful autumn day, with the fall foliage at its peak, and temperatures a very comfortable 4 14°C. With the forecasts calling for 6-7 knots out of the southwest, it looked like it would be a great day. But at start time, there was a very patchy…
Come join your friends at NSC for the annual Midnight Madness race on Friday, August 22 – warning signal will be at 10:00 p.m.!
We have had reports of e-mail being sent to @nsc.ca forwarders not being delivered to their intended recipients. This includes e-mail to forwarders such as scoring-inquiries, rc-volunteer-coordinator, webmaster, protests, etc.
Water levels have dropped more than a metre since their peak on May 21st, and BYC is scheduled to remove their gates on Thursday, June 5th. However, BYC has asked that the start of weeknight Interclub racing be deferred until the week of June 9th.
The BYC gates are not out and hence the start of the Interclub Women’s Series I is being postponed. Until then, beginning May 26th, NSC will host a Women’s Ice Breaker Series
Update 2014-05-21: As of May 21st, water levels are within a few centimeters of the near record peak reached last year. However, in 2013, the peak was reached May 1st. Now, at 59.74 m, the water level is more than 50 cm