It is only three and a bit weeks away from Opening Day on September 28th, as in recent years it will be trainee come and try and sign up day so anyone interested in doing sail training this season be sure to get to the club on the 28th to lock in your spot as there is limited availability.
The exterior of the club house has now been completed, in most parts the first time it has been painted since construction 40 odd years ago and then it was just the undervote already on the weather boards.
One last chance to all come together and celebrate the season that was from 7:00pm at the club, please bring a plate of sweets or savoury treats to share for supper.
Commodores update – End of season 24/25
Just a message of thanks and gratitude to the passionate volunteers, members and friends of the Midway Point Yacht Club. What a successful season we have had and with challenging weather although still getting in a full race calendar!
A strange day with very unpredictable weather leading to the race start being delayed until 14:00 then during the first leg a nasty change came through bringing very strong gusts and large direction changes. Firstly Phantom then Viva la Vida and Serenity headed back in, Under the Radar lost the rudder and Noiseworks capsized while heading back to shore leaving just Avengers and About Time to make it a race.
Another intense day at Kingston with a very solid and gusty S to W breeze from 6-8 knots with gusts up to 27 knots. The club was hosting the Open Skiff and Mirror State Titles as well as the Sabot training weekend along with the B14 States.
The Midway Point Yacht Club team of Jo-Anne Verrier Skipper, Lauren Pitt, Sarah Haywood and Sarah Michael had a great regatta with two wins and a forth for a clear overall win on PHS.Well done all of you.
At Kingston after day one of the B14 State Titles in a crazy breeze the MPYC boats are also doing well,