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Monmouth Boat Club and Fleet 157 hosted this year's Flying Scot Greater New York District Championship in Red Bank, New Jersey on 10/11 10/12/2014.  Winners were Bernard and Andres Friel after 6 races over 2 days and results are below.

CLinton Lake Sailing Association fielded 25 boats for the 2014 Glow in the Dark Regatta.  Here are the results:

COngratulations to Brian and Suzy Hawkins on a decisive win!  FInal Results or 5 races with 9 boats competng:

The regatta was held at the Massapoag Yacht Club in Sharon MA, on 9/5-9/7/2014.  There were 16 Flying Scots, 13 A fleet and 3 B fleet.  We also had 2 Day Sailers, 16 Lasers and 24 Sunfish at this multi-class event.  Flying Scots had 6 races with 1 throw-out.  Saturday was very warm and very sunny in the 80's with 20 MPH+ west winds and very gusty.  Sunday was in the 70's and 10-12 MPH steady northerly winds,  Here are the full results for Flying Scots.

The Carlyle Sailing Association (CSA) and Flying Scot Fleet 83 hosted the Flying Scot annual Egyptian Cup Regatta on August 30-31, 2014.  This regatta was first started back in the 1960s. 

The 2014 MAYRA Championship were held on August 2, 2014, at Yacht Club of Stone Harbor in NJ.  Despite a dreadful weather forecast, they fielded 18 boats and got in 4 races in heavy to moderate wind.  The winners were Mark Gordon and Phil Cardelfe from Monmouth Boat Club.  Full results are here.

 The Ephraim Regatta was held in light winds on August 2 and 3.  Twenty-seven Flying Scots competed, making the Ephraim Regatta again one of the largest Flying Scot regattas in the country.

Once again wind forecasts were incorrect.  All of the “best” websites for forecasting winds on Lake Pontchartrain were wrong.  All had predicted light southerly’s the entire Memorial Day weekend of the Gulf District Trifecta.  And all weekend we wound up with 8-12 knot northerlies for the 5 race series.  But at least there was no rain!

The Flying Scot Midwinters were held at Southern Yacht Club, New Orleans, LA, from 3/16 - 3/21/2014, and was chaired by Larry Taggart.  On Sunday, the Warm-ups/Leukemia Cup Regatta was held with 10 boats participating.  After registration on Sunday continuing on Monday, there was a welcome party on Monday night.  The Midwinter Championships began on Tuesday with 29 boats, 23 in the Championship Division and 6 in the Challenger Division.

Results of the Midwinter Warm-up/Leukemia Cup Regatta and the Midwinter Championships are attached below.

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2014 GWB Regatta Flying Scots

02/15/14 – 02/16/14

Hosted by L.E.S.C.

From Diane Kampf - Greg and I had the pleasure of participating in the 6th Annual Flying Scot Chaos Cup regatta at Quannapowitt Yacht Club in Wakefield, MA, on Saturday, October 19.  the Chaos Cup has a long history at QYC, but most recently has become a Flying Scot regatta. QYC has a long history as well, being the oldcest inland Yacht Club in the country having been founded in 1884!

 The 2013 MYC 64th Annual Regatta was held on 9/7-9/8-2013  This is a multiclass regatta with Flying Scots, Day Sailers, Sunfish and Lasers.  There were 17 Flying Scots, 5 Day Sailers and 24 Sunfish in attendance this year.  Flying Scot winners were Jim Cavanagh and John Houstle in the A Fleet, and Rich Hirsch and Susan Origlio in the B Fleet.  Full results are below,

The EYC’s annual Womens’ Regatta was sailed in Flying Scots on the evening of Tuesday, July 30.

The winning team was Nancy Claypool, Annika Pearson and Carrie Berger with four straight bullets for 4 points.

Second was Ally Dykman, Erica Heidler and Suzy Dykman, who prevailed in a tiebreaker with 12 points. 

Third was Delaney Dykman, Gretchen Pearson and Sydney, also with 12 points.

2013 Ephraim Yacht Club Women’s Regatta results

2013 Ephraim Women’s Regatta/Series Standing – 4 races scored

The winds were howling in Harwichport on 8/3, with 25 MPH out of the SW, gusting even higher and flags were pointing practically straight up! The Race Committee headed out and a few boats went out past the breakwater. With several boats, even some with 3-up, nearly capsizing, deciding to come back in, we waited a bit before making a decision about going out. Within 15 minutes, the Race Committee came back in with a postpone flag. Less than 1/2 hour later races were cancelled for the day. The regatta will be sailed on Sunday 8/4.

Conditions:

Sunday for Juniors and Women: 10 - 15

Monday Qualifiers: 4-6 - one race only

Tuesday Qualifiers: no wind, no races

Wednesday Finals: 4-7, 2 races completed

Thursday Finals: no wind no racing

Friday Finals: 8-12, 3 races completed

NOTE: A list of Perpetual and Keeper Trophy WInners is at the bottom of these results

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