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Welcome to the Sailing Section of Stewartby Water Sports Club
Established in 1972, SWSC Sailing Section has access to one of the largest stretches of water for sailing in the Herts, Beds & Bucks area. We share the lake with our angling, water-skiing and powerboat racing colleagues with ample room for all. Details of these activities can be found on the club’s main website.
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By Karl Pountney, on 30th July, 2010 Category: General News |
With the summer well underway, the sailing section committee has organised a social evening on Saturday 21st August to take place after recreational sailing. We’ll supply the BBQ fuel and open the bar, and all you need to do is come along with some food to cook or share. There will be chance to take part in some fun with an informal rounders match on the clubhouse lawn. You can even camp over and make an weekend of it.
If you want more information or have any questions please contact Gerry Howcroft via the club contact page.
By Karl Pountney, on 25th July, 2010 Category: General News |
Over the weekend of the 24th and 25th July, the second round of the Club Championship took place. With 5 keenly fought races over two days of very similar conditions, Peter Thornley (Streaker) took 1st place beating Ian Howard by 1 point. The Results are now published in the section of the website.
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By Karl Pountney, on 24th July, 2010 Category: General News |
As usual, we will be closing the lake to sailors to allow the power section to run their annual racing event. Please note that this falls on the weekend of Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August and not the first full weekend in August.
By Karl Pountney, on 24th July, 2010 Category: Dinghy Racing |
By Karl Pountney, on 20th July, 2010 Category: General News |
This weekend sees the second round in the 2010 club championship. Racing takes place over 2 days starting on Staturday afternoon at 13.30pm. This is a two day event and members are welcome to camp at the club overnight on Saturday. Please read-on for more details.
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By Karl Pountney, on 20th July, 2010 Category: Dinghy Racing |
This weekend saw the first week of the Rockall Series. Sunday’s racing was delayed due to the Sea Cadet event and race programme didn’t follow the usual efficient path. Consequently, the lack of published results may have been a source of frustration. We appologise for this. The results have been passed to Nigel Denchfield for publication, meanwhile, you can see where you came by viewing the whole of this news item.
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By Karl Pountney, on 9th July, 2010 Category: Dinghy Racing |
Andrew Gregory reports from the Northampton Phantom Open that took place on the 3rd July.
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By Karl Pountney, on 30th June, 2010 Category: General News |
The Solo Open is due to take place on the 10th of July with the first race commencing at 11am. There are a couple of important points regarding this event:
- In some listings the event is billed as the Solo and Streaker Class Open. This is a error and due to there having been a recent Nationals at the club, there will be no streaker open event this year.
- We are looking for a suitably experienced race officer and assistant to oversee the on-the-water activities. If you are interested in taking this on please contact Karl Pountney as soon as possible.
By Karl Pountney, on 30th June, 2010 Category: General News |
Stewartby hosted the Streaker Nationals over the weekend of the 12th/13th of June 2010 and in the following 2 weeks we’ve recieved a considerable amount of feedback. If you’re looking for the results, then you can find these here.
Read the full news item by clicking the title or link below for a growing list of reports and feedback on the events.
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Stewartby Sailing Club hosted the seventh round of the 2010 Laser Home Counties and Eastern region Grand Prix series on Saturday 22nd May. Ten visitors joined four home club entries and all were greeted with a light force 2 to 3 wind with occasional big holes and scorching sunshine.
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