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Welcome to the Lake Mohawk Yacht Club!
2011 Commodore's Cup Regatta Despite the threatening weather, race officials (John Miller and Ian Oldridge) were able to sneak in the regatta before subtropical storm Lee unleashed it's rains. Seven boats representing five different classes (Lightning, Laser, Snipe, Sunfish, SunCat) of sailboats participated in two Portsmouth handicapped scored races. Winning the regatta by collecting two first place finishes, was Rich Miner with crew Gail Miner and Ken Potts sailing the Miner's Lightning Hawkeye. After a total corrected time tie-breaking rule was applied, Snipe sailor John Marx held onto 2nd place overall, with Hank Jelinek finishing in a close 3rd. Other participating skippers included: Michael Mackey(Laser) 4th, Constance Gill(Snipe) 5th, Christopher Mackey(Sunfish) 6th, and Marc Marussich(SunCat) 7th.
Following the racing, Rich and Gail Miner hosted the Commodore's Cup Party at their lakefront home. The good weather held up, and a large crowd filled the deck at the Miner's swapping sailing stories into the night. As usual, lots of good food appeared, including Constance Gill's beautifully presented salmon dish, Elke Braendle's fast-disappearing pulled pork sandwiches, and the Gomez family's gourmet salads. The younger set got busy decorating party favors to hand out. And amazingly, John Miller had the foresight to choose hurricane lanterns as the sailing trophies - how did he know?
Wednesday Night Racing 2011
Started 6 July and every Wednesday thru 31 August 2011 Snipe Fleet Captain, Constance Gill, and Angela Hopkins run the Wednesday Night Races - A fun and casual way to race Sunfish and Snipes - LMYC Adults and all 2011 Level II and III Junior Sailors are welcome to participate.
Independence Day 2011!! Chuck Chute proudly standing by his Lightning 'Tattoo', decked out in full pirate regalia. Another First Place trophy!!!
Our Fleets...
The LMYC hosts several racing fleets - Lightnings, Snipes, and Lasers This 19' sloop-rigged sailboat is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its design. It has been sailed at the LMYC for all 70 years! With a crew of 3, this boat is the largest in our club fleets.
This light, fast, 2 person crewed sailboat is a popular boat in the club. The LMYC owns four club Snipes that are available to experienced sailors if they do not currently own a boat. |


