Office bearers 2021/22

The existing management committee, together with some new additions, is willing to re-stand for nomination as follows. Nominations for this “ticket” will be called for at the AGP.Commodore: Andrew CoxVice-Commodore: Mark CrowhurstRear Commodore: Pat LevyTreasurer: Justin DaveySecretary: Emily BallSafety & Training: David MurphyHandicapper: Daryl LawrenceRace Management: Steven LondonLearn to Race: Martin WhiteSocial: Peter CollieCanteen: Paul AdamMarketing & Communications: Diana ChenNewsletter: Kate McHughProperty and Laser Rep: Rod BarnesCTO: Nick PellowAlternate nominations are also invited. If you wish to nominate anyone, could you please email Emily Ball by 5pm Sydney time on Wednesday, 26 May 2021?

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Powerboat handling certificate

The club is organising a powerboat handling course. This will provide participants with an opportunity to improve boat handling skills, learn more about engines and types of crafts and practise navigation techniques on a passage. Participants will be able to take their completion certificate to RMS to obtain their powerboat license. This course is for anyone that wants to further develop their powerboat driving skills.The course will cost members $110 (DBSC will subsidise the remaining $110). Register your interest and availability by clicking the button below.

Register interest here

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60 Seconds with Steven Boukatos (Copy)

1. How old were you when you first stepped on a boat? 7 years old.2. If money (and sailing ability) were no limit, what boat would you buy? Volvo 70.3. What is your ultimate sailing goal? To have fun and race competitively.4. Tell us the story behind the name of your Laser? Currently unnamed.5. If you could add any ingredient to DBSC’s world’s best toasties – what would it be? Dried oregano and basil.6. What are your second/third favourite hobbies (assuming sailing is #1)? Spearfishing and skiing.7. Describe what you do for work in less than five words? Plan, design, and deliver new suburbs.8. What is the first international destination you will travel to (once we’re allowed) and why? Japan to ski on some crisp snow.9. What is your favourite TV show, movie, and/or book? Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.10. Tell us something interesting about yourself that members of

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Coming up next…

Sunday 23 May – Winter Series and “Mini Bee” after sailingFriday 28 May – Annual General PartySunday 30 May – ILCA 50th birthday bash!Sunday 6 June – Winter Series Sunday 13 June – Winter SeriesSunday 20 June – Winter Series9-12 July 2021- South Pacific Laser Masters, Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (QLD)Sunday 18 July – Winter SeriesSunday 25 July – Winter Series (final)

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Reminder: Mini-bee this weekend

We are having a “mini bee” after racing this Sunday to ensure the club is ready for the following weekend (when we will be hosting the AGP, a private function and the ILCA 50th birthday bash). Please ensure you let your significant others know you will be staying back for a little while after racing so we can do the “white tornado” through the club quickly and painlessly.

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Race report

A cold night followed by the coldest morning of the season gave the fleet a a nice chilly westerly on Sunday, the first decent breeze of the winter season which faded in the third race as the day began to warm up.Race winners in the standard rig championship were Geoff Kirk, Mark Louis and David Newman while in the pointscore, Luke Parker, Mark Lewkovitz and Tim Heath each had a win. In the radial championship, Daniel Costandi scored a hat trick for the day, while in the pointscore, Diana Chen, Simon Stone and Martin White each had a win.Many thanks to PRO Ian Alexander assisted by Geoff Boscoe on the Jazzman with COTD John Conroy and co-COTD Bonnie Nixon on the water. Tim Heath ensured the carrot and ginger soup cooked up by Paul was hot to warm up the sailors after racing.

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