Kids Fleet Racing Harbour & Yard In Memoriam
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NAVAA Nominations – 2026
Nominations are now open for the 2026 NSC Annual Volunteer Achievement Award (NAVAA). This award is for an NSC member who has demonstratively made an exceptional volunteer contribution to the aims, objectives and betterment of the club. The deadline for nominations is October 23. Read all about the NAVAA, or skip directly to the Nomination…
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Pig and Corn Roast – Sat, Sep 12, 6 pm
As summer winds down, we’re gathering for a favourite NSC tradition: a pig and corn roast that brings members together for a relaxed evening of food, connection, and waterfront atmosphere.
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Fall Information Meeting, Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026
The Fall Information Session is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4, to be held in the Harbourview Hall — an evening to hear about club updates in an engaging format. The evening’s program will once again follow a casual format, led by the Commodore and members of the Board, covering key themes from across the Club:…
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Single-Handed Race Celebrates Sailing, Skill and a bit of Sportiness
Nepean Sailing Club’s annual Single-Handed Race, held on August 23, once again gave sailors the opportunity to leave their crews on shore and put themselves—and their boats—to the test. A unique event on the NSC racing calendar, the race challenges skippers to manage everything themselves, from navigating the start line, to sail trim tactics and…
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Your August Board Communiqué is Here!
The Board has been busy — and the August Board Communiqué hints at some quietly significant developments. A long‑running tradition is getting a new steward, early planning is already shaping next season, and a few behind‑the‑scenes decisions point to interesting changes ahead. Take a look to see what’s unfolding and how it could matter for…
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Midnight Madness 2026: Minions, Moonlight and a Mighty Close Finish
There are plenty of sensible times to go sailboat racing. Shortly after 10 p.m. is not generally considered one of them, which is precisely what makes Midnight Madness so much fun. But before we could race in the dark, we first had to make sure we looked good doing it. For the Parade of Lights,…
