It was a wet one this Sunday but what fun! Goosebumps racers came out in great form and fortunately no collisions or drama, other than a lot of beautiful boats crossing the finish line. Our own Commodore was running the committee boat this Sunday and the 1958 Chris Craft - Stella, did a great job along with an amazing race committee. Thank you Dan Kerns, Chris K, Robin C, and Tom Mc. Troopers all!
It is true! We are venturing out and in person happy hours are happening. Come on out to Pono Ranch, enjoy the open air, great drinks, and lots of room for everyone!
The second of the series is complete and Goosebumps had 23 racers start on Sunday. Congratulations to the winners of the event. We have four races left in the series. After a collision at the start of the race, Maestrale will be leaving the series for repairs. Tom and crew are not expected back this year.
Today was a beautiful day on the water. It wasn’t a windy day on the water. There were thirty one boats that came out to race our first race of Goosebumps in 2021. Its a wonderful thing to be able to enjoy one of the things we love most, especially now.
Congratulations on so many levels to those that turned out to race and those that turned out to support those that raced. Nothing happens without volunteers and SSYC’s are some of the best. Hats off to Dan Kerns our Goosebumps Race Chair.
Go Goosebumps 2021!!!
On December 3rd, artistic (and some not so artistic) SSYC peeps got together via zoom under the instruction of famed artist, Sarah Elizabeth (of Mona Roach wine glass painting party fame). The objective was to paint holiday ornaments and enjoy each other over libations. By all accounts this event was nothing but fun. Thank you Sarah - its always a pleasure.
* to provide input on future event contact SSYC Member At Large
The first ever SSYC Socially distanced holiday Ornament Swap, went brilliantly, no doubt due in great part to the efforts of volunteers, Lisa Chilson and Brett Smith. It was a lot of work to put a new ornament under the tree but about 20 folks came out to swap ornaments in a C19 compliant style. Ahhh the logistics involved! Kudos to the new Member at Large (Ginnie Phillips) for her first event and before her term even begins.
At the November 30th General Meeting, SSYC’s first ever Skipper Emeritus Award was presented to our member #221, Michael Brough. Mike was presented with a plaque and an appreciation book for his amazing contribution to SSYC over the last several decades. You can find Mike at captmike.com, offering his wit and wisdom to suspecting and unsuspecting boater alike. Always a calm in the storm, Mike has meant everything to the club and we look forward to many more years of Mike in our midst. Mike received his plaque, book, bakery cookies and new SSYC mask this week via personal delivery from our Fleet Captain, Lee Stenson.
Thank you to all the racers and crew who joined us on Saturday, September 26, 2020 for our Race to Fight Hunger for Northwest Harvest!
It was a beautiful day on Shilshole Bay as our participants showed their stuff racing around the Rock (Blakely Rock for the rookies). Congratulations to our own Mike and Kris Sinclair who placed second in their category.
Racers received Skipper Bags containing fun and nautical surprises. We weren’t able to have our Dante’s catered beer and dog “after party” but skipper and crew received their $10 gift certificates for Little Coney to have their own after party whenever they can make it happen.
We are excited to announce that overall we have raised over $11,350 for Northwest Harvest's efforts to fight hunger in Washington state (and the year isn’t over yet).
Congratulations to the 2020 race winners! Our hats go off to all racers and volunteers. Even in the face of great challenges you came out to make it happen and that is something we can all be proud of!
Special thanks to Kathy Oman for her beautiful photos of the race.
Visit Sailish.com for Northwest Harvest – Wrap on September’s Race.
Are you as excited for our upcoming Northwest Harvest Benefit Race as we are?
Here's a mention of our upcoming fund raising event in an article by Bruce Hedrick on Sailish.com:
Bruce’s Briefs: Wx for 18, 19, 20, and 21 Sept. It’s raining, FINALLY!
Interested in racing with us? Deadline for entries is Wednesday, September 23rd.
As the state and boating begin to open up, SSYC skippers are acting in a responsible and compliant manner in taking their boat out on the water.
Join us at our virtual Monday Meetings for skipper announcements of upcoming trips.
As always, please join in the fun as a skipper or crew at your own comfort level and your own discretion. Please follow any Skipper instructions, including those regarding masks and social distancing.
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