Author: Andy van Staveren
Our second winter meeting was presented by Steve Considine, Meterologist, from the National Weather Service. Steve gave a great talk to help club members understand the wind & identify the different stages of thunderstorms....
From incredible voyages to an active class racer, delightful daysailor or trainer, the Wayfarer is a very versatile boat. The class has not only survived but thrived for over fifty years. Club member Peggy...
Our end of year work party was held on November 2nd. We had a great turnout and most everything was completed in one day! Thank you to the membership for a great 2019 season!...
Our BoneChiller Regatta was held on October 27th under gray skies and 8-18 knots of wind. PRO George stopped the races just before the rain started after 5 races. In first place was Paul...
Under overcast skies and light wind, we had 14 lasers on the start line on Sunday. It was great to see lot’s of sails jockeying for a good start. After six races, Jim Meyers...
We had a new fun event for Labor Day, Meg organized the kids to build sailboats and then race them. It was great to see the enthusiasm and laughter. We also had a...
A significant part of our mission at Michigan Sailing Club is instruction. Our programs include Saturday Boat School, Tuesday or Thursday classes, plus the advanced classes & clinics that run throughout the sailing season....
Our Rookie Regatta was sailed under very light conditions. First we had to delay as there was no wind. After we finally got started, the wind would stop and start. There were lots of...
A group of club members went on the annual trip to Tawas. We’ll let the pictures speak for how great the trip was.
We had a great turnout for the July 4th potluck. Mother Nature attended also with regular thunderstorms so there was no sailing in the afternoon. Reminder: The gate and door combinations have been changed....