Saturday, February 20th, 2010
Thank you to everyone who has already renewed their 2010 EYC membership. This is a reminder to those of you who have not yet renewed that, to be eligible for the early bird rate, your renewal form and check must be postmarked by Saturday, February 27, 2010.
If you’ve misplaced your form, contact: Nancy Claypool at (504) 593-0875 or nclaypool@stonepigman.com
Thank you.
Nancy Claypool
Membership Chairman
Friday, February 19th, 2010
US Sailing, the governing body of sailboat racing in the U.S., announced that the EYC, Ephraim Yacht Club, has won the National One-Design Regatta Award for hosting the 2009 Flying Scot North American Championships. This is like winning a Gold Medal in the Olympics!
The National One-Design Regatta Award is awarded annually to recognize excellence in development, promotion, and management by organizers and sponsors of the year’s outstanding single-class or multi-class regional regatta.
The EYC will receive the award at US Sailing’s annual One-Design Symposium later this year.
Kudos, again, to all the members and staff of the EYC who helped run the NAC, and thanks again to our sponsors. Each of you is entitled to be very proud.
See the announcement of the award here: http://racing.ussailing.org/Assets/Racing/One-Design/OD+News/OD+News+-+2010+Feb.pdf
Posted by: Jay Lott, Carol Claypool, Nancy Claypool and Ryan Malmgren
Sunday, February 14th, 2010
The Winter Eagle’s Cry is now available here: http://www.eyc.org/eaglescry/ Look for the print version in your mailbox soon.
Also, did you know that the Dock Cam is LIVE all off season! Check it out now: http://DockCam.eyc.org
Stay Warm, think Summer thoughts!
Posted by: Marsella Fults, Commodore
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