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Future Events

April, 2024

Saturday
27
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Opening Day at LWSC to celebrate the 2024 Sailing Season. Open to Members and Guests with free lunch and beverage.
Saturday
27
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Three-day Midwinter series for Sunfishes, CFJs, El Toros, and Hansas. Same format as Thursday night racing. Since most Sunfish sailors are newer and use club boats, this event is considered to be more of a training and clinic day.
So, head out to the lake early (11:30AM), grab and rig a boat, and learn how to buoy race!
Saturday
27
LAKE WASHINGTON
1:00 PM
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After you register for the regatta, please pay $20 to DST by venmo @Davis-SailingTeam Donations can me made at:https://davis-sailing-team-fundraiser.raiselysite.com/ For more information contact UC Davis Sailing at davis.sailingteam@gmail.com.

May, 2024

Wednesday
1
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
2
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Saturday
4
Club House
9:00 AM
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Motorboat Safety Training
Saturday
4
Club House
2:00 PM
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The class is designed for students who have never windsurfed. The Beginner Windsurfing Class will focus on basics of steering, balancing the rig, turning around, self-rescue and sailing upwind. In addition, students will learn right of way rules, how to transport & rig their equipment safely.
Sunday
5
Club House
2:00 PM
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The class is designed for students who have never windsurfed. The Beginner Windsurfing Class will focus on basics of steering, balancing the rig, turning around, self-rescue and sailing upwind. In addition, students will learn right of way rules, how to transport & rig their equipment safely.
Monday
6
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
7
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Interested in sailing on a Thistle. Come to learn about crewing, skippering, or owning a Thistle. You will learn from seasoned skippers on land and the water. If you‘ve sailed Thistles before but want to tune up your skills, come on out and get back into the boat.
Tuesday
7
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
8
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
9
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Saturday
11
Monday
13
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
14
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Tuesday
14
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Wednesday
15
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
16
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
17
Friday
17
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
18
Saturday
18
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
19
Sunday
19
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
19
Club House
3:00 PM
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Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Monday
20
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
21
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
22
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
23
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Saturday
25
Club House
2:00 PM
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The class is designed for students who have started to windsurf, but would like to improve their skills. The Intermediate Windsurfing Class will focus on making smooth tacks and gybes as well as working in the harness.
Monday
27
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
28
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
29
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
30
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com

June, 2024

Monday
3
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
3
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
4
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
4
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
5
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
5
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
6
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
6
Thursday
6
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
7
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Saturday
8
Saturday
8
Club House
2:00 PM
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The class is designed for students who have never windsurfed. The Beginner Windsurfing Class will focus on basics of steering, balancing the rig, turning around, self-rescue and sailing upwind. In addition, students will learn right of way rules, how to transport & rig their equipment safely.
Sunday
9
Club House
2:00 PM
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The class is designed for students who have never windsurfed. The Beginner Windsurfing Class will focus on basics of steering, balancing the rig, turning around, self-rescue and sailing upwind. In addition, students will learn right of way rules, how to transport & rig their equipment safely.
Monday
10
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
10
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
11
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
11
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Tuesday
11
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Wednesday
12
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
12
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
13
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
13
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
14
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Friday
14
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
15
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
15
Sunday
16
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
16
Club House
3:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Monday
17
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
17
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
18
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
18
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
19
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
19
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
20
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
20
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
21
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Saturday
22
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Saturday
22
Sunday
23
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Monday
24
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
24
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
25
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
25
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
26
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
26
More Info
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
27
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
27
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
28
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Friday
28
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
29
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
30
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER

July, 2024

Monday
1
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
2
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
3
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
4
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Saturday
6
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Tentative date.
Monday
8
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
8
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
9
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
9
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Tuesday
9
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Wednesday
10
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
10
More Info
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
11
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
11
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
12
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Friday
12
More Info
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
13
More Info
Less Info
See https://www.fresnoyachtclub.org/high-sierra-regatta
Saturday
13
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
14
More Info
Less Info
See https://www.fresnoyachtclub.org/high-sierra-regatta
Sunday
14
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
14
Club House
3:00 PM
More Info
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Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Monday
15
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
15
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
16
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
16
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
17
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
17
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
18
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
18
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
19
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Saturday
20
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See https://www.fresnoyachtclub.org/high-sierra-regatta
Saturday
20
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Windsurfer LT regatta.

Windsurfer LT boards can be chartered from the Windsurfer LT Class.

Schedule

Saturday: The club will be open by 11:00 for setup.
Saturday: Windsurfer LT racing starts at 3:00 pm
Saturday: Post-race BBQ at approx. 6:30pm

Sunday: Windsurfer LT racing starts at 12:00 noon.


$20 entry fee includes racing for both days and Saturday BBQ.

Separate fee for board charters to be paid to the Windsurfer LT Class.
Sunday
21
More Info
Less Info
See https://www.fresnoyachtclub.org/high-sierra-regatta
Sunday
21
More Info
Less Info
Windsurfer LT regatta.

Windsurfer LT boards can be chartered from the Windsurfer LT Class.

Schedule

Saturday: The club will be open by 11:00 for setup.
Saturday: Windsurfer LT racing starts at 3:00 pm
Saturday: Post-race BBQ at approx. 6:30pm

Sunday: Windsurfer LT racing starts at 12:00 noon.


$20 entry fee includes racing for both days and Saturday BBQ.

Separate fee for board charters to be paid to the Windsurfer LT Class.
Monday
22
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
22
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
23
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
23
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
24
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
24
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
25
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
25
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
26
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Friday
26
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
27
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
28
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Monday
29
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
29
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
30
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
30
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
31
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
31
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com

August, 2024

Thursday
1
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
1
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
2
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
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Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Saturday
3
Club House
2:00 PM
More Info
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The class is designed for students who have started to windsurf, but would like to improve their skills. The Intermediate Windsurfing Class will focus on making smooth tacks and gybes as well as working in the harness.
Monday
5
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
5
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
6
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Tuesday
6
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
7
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Wednesday
7
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
8
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Thursday
8
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
9
Beautiful, Sunny, and Warm Lake Washington.
9:00 AM
More Info
Less Info
Junior Summer Camp, 9am to 12pm, Mon - Fri
Monday
12
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
13
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Tuesday
13
More Info
Less Info
LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Wednesday
14
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
15
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
16
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Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
17
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
18
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
18
Club House
3:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Monday
19
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
20
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
21
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
22
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Saturday
24
Monday
26
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
27
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
28
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
29
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
More Info
Less Info
LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
30
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
31
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER

September, 2024

Sunday
1
More Info
Less Info
This is a basic doublehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Monday
2
More Info
Less Info
Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
3
More Info
Less Info
Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
4
More Info
Less Info
Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
5
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
6
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Please join us for our Friday Night Family Stampede – a series of four evenings of fun races for kids and parents! Every year LWSC hosts a series of fun races for kids on Friday nights in September. This year, as an extension of the Friday Night Family Night, the event is open to kids and parents! You can race as a family in a club Lido or one/two up in a Sunfish or Sabot. The Friday Night Family Stampede is a fun event that gets kids and parents on the water and beginning to learn the basics of racing. Before each race night there is a skippers’ meeting which reviews the process of racing, the courses, and basic rules. Then, it’s off to the races! Afterwards, there are ribbons awarded for the top nightly results and we keep a cumulative tally for overall results trophies on the last night. Winning isn’t everything, but having fun and trying to get better is the goal.
Monday
9
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
10
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Tuesday
10
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Wednesday
11
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
12
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
13
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Please join us for our Friday Night Family Stampede – a series of four evenings of fun races for kids and parents! Every year LWSC hosts a series of fun races for kids on Friday nights in September. This year, as an extension of the Friday Night Family Night, the event is open to kids and parents! You can race as a family in a club Lido or one/two up in a Sunfish or Sabot. The Friday Night Family Stampede is a fun event that gets kids and parents on the water and beginning to learn the basics of racing. Before each race night there is a skippers’ meeting which reviews the process of racing, the courses, and basic rules. Then, it’s off to the races! Afterwards, there are ribbons awarded for the top nightly results and we keep a cumulative tally for overall results trophies on the last night. Winning isn’t everything, but having fun and trying to get better is the goal.
Friday
13
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Saturday
14
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
15
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This is a basic singlehanded sailing class that introduces anyone interested in learning to sail to the concepts of sailing, including:
- Sailing concepts
- Safety
- Boating rules of the road
- Sailing terminology
- Rigging and basic knots
- Capsize recovery

Please bring clothes that you can get wet in to each day of. The small boats that the class are taught in can capsize quite easily on windy days. Capsizing in small boats is a normal occurrence, and as part of the class, we will practice capsize recoveries so that you are familiar with how to recover the boat if you do capsize. A swim test is also part of the class - you will be asked to swim approximately 50 feet while wearing a PFD.

Items to Bring:

Closed-toe footwear you are comfortable wearing in the water. Flip Flops are not a good option!
Personal Flotation Device - LWSC has PFDs that can be used if you don‘t have your own.
Hat with visor
Sunglasses
A CHANGE OF DRY CLOTHES, TOWEL, AND DRY SHOES!
SNACKS AND WATER
Sunday
15
Club House
3:00 PM
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Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Monday
16
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
17
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
18
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
19
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
20
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Please join us for our Friday Night Family Stampede – a series of four evenings of fun races for kids and parents! Every year LWSC hosts a series of fun races for kids on Friday nights in September. This year, as an extension of the Friday Night Family Night, the event is open to kids and parents! You can race as a family in a club Lido or one/two up in a Sunfish or Sabot. The Friday Night Family Stampede is a fun event that gets kids and parents on the water and beginning to learn the basics of racing. Before each race night there is a skippers’ meeting which reviews the process of racing, the courses, and basic rules. Then, it’s off to the races! Afterwards, there are ribbons awarded for the top nightly results and we keep a cumulative tally for overall results trophies on the last night. Winning isn’t everything, but having fun and trying to get better is the goal.
Saturday
21
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Come out, enjoy the lake, and help keep our lake shores clean.

Please RSVP via the button on the right so we know how many people will be there.

Kayaks, canoes, and rowboats are encouraged. This is a chance to safely get out and enjoy the peninsula.

Please bring your own grabber, water bottle, gloves, bucket, and plastic bags. Please wear sturdy shoes.
Saturday
21
Monday
23
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Tuesday
24
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
25
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
26
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Friday
27
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Please join us for our Friday Night Family Stampede – a series of four evenings of fun races for kids and parents! Every year LWSC hosts a series of fun races for kids on Friday nights in September. This year, as an extension of the Friday Night Family Night, the event is open to kids and parents! You can race as a family in a club Lido or one/two up in a Sunfish or Sabot. The Friday Night Family Stampede is a fun event that gets kids and parents on the water and beginning to learn the basics of racing. Before each race night there is a skippers’ meeting which reviews the process of racing, the courses, and basic rules. Then, it’s off to the races! Afterwards, there are ribbons awarded for the top nightly results and we keep a cumulative tally for overall results trophies on the last night. Winning isn’t everything, but having fun and trying to get better is the goal.
Monday
30
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Monday night sailing practice and fun sail.Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com

October, 2024

Tuesday
1
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Tuesday nights are the perfect night for newer windsurfers who have completed a class to come out and practice their skills. Windsurfing nights run on Tuesdays from May through late summer. Experienced windsurfers will be available to help get you on the water. On the first and third Tuesdays of the month, buoys will be set out for fun racing. The second Tuesday of the month will be new member windsurfing orientation and Windsurfer LT orientation/rigging. The fourth Tuesday of each month will focus on light wind freestyle. This event may be cancelled if weather conditions are unsuitable. Please RSVP.
Wednesday
2
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Wednesday night sailing practice and fun sail. Contact: lwsail.sailingofficer@gmail.com
Thursday
3
Lake Washington Sailing Club
6:00 PM
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LWSC hosts a summer sailboat racing series every Thursday evening from May through October. The first start is at 6:00 pm. Lasers are the primary racing fleet on Thursdays, but Sunfish, Lidos, and other boats often join in as well. Please see the Volunteering page to sign up for race committee slots.
Contact: LWSail.SailingOfficer@gmail.com
Sunday
6
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RCRC Head of Port Regatta
Tuesday
8
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.
Sunday
13
Club House
3:00 PM
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Come out to the lake for a free BBQ for members and fun sailing. Please RSVP so that we know how much food to get for the BBQ.
Saturday
19
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WOC Striper Derby (Exclusive Use)
Sunday
20
Club House
9:00 AM
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Cleanup the entire facility and get it ready for Opening Day
Saturday
26
Lake Washington Sailing Club
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We welcome C15, El Toro, Thistle, Laser, Windsurfer, Lido, Banshee, and open fleets to battle it out for exciting prizes!

Laser sailors will compete for the Steve Willett Perpetual Trophy that honors the contributions of our friend and former Sailing Officer.

November, 2024

Tuesday
12
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

December, 2024

Tuesday
10
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

January, 2025

Tuesday
14
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

February, 2025

Tuesday
11
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

March, 2025

Tuesday
11
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

April, 2025

Tuesday
8
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

May, 2025

Tuesday
13
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

June, 2025

Tuesday
10
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

July, 2025

Tuesday
8
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

August, 2025

Tuesday
12
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

September, 2025

Tuesday
9
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

October, 2025

Tuesday
14
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

November, 2025

Tuesday
11
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.

December, 2025

Tuesday
9
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LWSC‘s monthly member meetings are normally on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. In-person at the clubhouse and via Zoom. Zoom details are sent out to members via email prior to the meeting.