Bridge- extended through next week!
Even though there is a chill in the air and the colors are changing, Bridge will continue through next week.
The regular bridge schedule- Monday, Tuesday and Thursday will continue through October 3rd.
Even though there is a chill in the air and the colors are changing, Bridge will continue through next week.
The regular bridge schedule- Monday, Tuesday and Thursday will continue through October 3rd.
Labor Day has come and gone, which means that summer is “officially” over and this is the last of the EYC weekly emails for 2019.
Open play and couples bridge continues through September 26th.
We will start at 9:00am sharp! There is work for everyone along with a lot of socializing! And the BBQ tops off the morning !
As always, we will be moving boats, sails and equipment to their winter resting spots. And, we will be preparing the house and docks for the long winter. Please come and enjoy the fun!
In Door County over Labor Day Weekend (count yourselves lucky!)? Come out and join fellow members on Saturday, August 31st from 9am to noon in our traditional “Fall Cleanup.” This time-honored and rewarding tradition involves members working together to put away boats and equipment, securing the dock, and organizing the clubhouse.
We have jobs for all ages. Members should come ready to work together and then celebrate with a lunch time BBQ (brats, dogs and chips are provided along with lemonade and cookies). We’re hoping to get 50 volunteers to make for manageable work.
You won’t want to miss out on this last event of the season! We will plan to start at 9:00am sharp.
Sailing lessons end this Friday (I’m not crying you’re crying)! Best of luck to all of our instructors and dock assistants in all their endeavors for the coming year. Many thanks to everyone for participating in and supporting the EYC Education program. We hope everyone has a fabulous school year, and we will see you next summer!
EYC merchandise will also be available to purchase on Friday from 11:30-1:30 during the end of session picnic. This is the last chance to purchase this season, so make sure you head on down!
EYC Boat usage . As we enter into the “quiet” season, the club will be heading into it’s closing stages. However, we will have staff available for the next two weeks. If you would like to take a boat out please text Will Andersen (847)772-2333 or Jack Rebhan (920)495-7170 to schedule a boat reservation.
Clubhouse clean-up/ closing Work day
Please mark your calendars for Saturday, August 31st and come out to the club.
Longtime EYC member Keith Bridenhagen passed away on July 23rd, 2019 at the age of 70. He is survived by his wife Christine; his daughter, Barrett (Marc Meredith); son, Ivan (Brittney Smith); daughter, Heidi (Jeremy Schmal); grandsons, Hudson and Dempsey; and granddaughters, Leisel and Isabella. Arnie, Fred, Richie, and Holly are surviving siblings.
Keith enjoyed his time on the water and was frequently seen at the EYC dock volunteering at club openings and closings or helping to launch Scots for the Ephraim Regatta.
The EYC extends our sincere condolences to his family and friends.
His obituary can be found here.
Please note that the final flying Scot Races will be held on Sunday, Aug. 11 instead of Saturday, August 10th due to the annual meeting . Apologies for any confusion this may have caused.
Enjoy the end of summer at a wonderful party with all your favorite people from the EYC at the Peninsula Art School (Fish Creek) for the EYC’s year end event. Wine, beer and sodas provided. Please bring an appetizer to share. The weekly regatta awards are announced for each boat series! Dressy or nice casual attire is appropriate. Adults $20, Child 18 and under $10. All proceeds benefit the Ephraim Yacht Club sailing education program.
Please use this LINK to help out at the event.
Please plan to join us on Saturday August 10th @ 9:00 a.m. In addition to the election of new board members and committee updates, this year’s agenda includes updates on charitable giving and the DNR ruling.
Missing some of your treasures?? Time to check the lost and found. Did your child(ren) (or perhaps it was you) forget their towel, hat, water bottle, life jacket, shoes, goggles, t-shirt down at the EYC dock or clubhouse? Well, they would love to go back home with you. A kindhearted volunteer will have the items cleaned and ready for pick-up at the next two end of session picnics.
Come out on Friday night August 9th for the last of the Friday night races (Laser & 420’s) of the season! Afterwards come for the super fun potluck. If you will be joining us for the potluck, please plan to bring and cook your own protein, along with either a side dish or dessert to share. It is a great opportunity to enjoy camraderie after the races.
Saturday August 10 will be the last of the Flying Scot races.
Save the date! Saturday, August 31st will the clubhouse clean-up/closing work day stay tuned for more details.
The high water level has not deterred the dedicated team at the Ephraim Yacht Club, who under Stacey Rieu’s leadership is preparing for another successful regatta. With tie downs to the dock, our Scots on trailers have had no issue with the water. Competitors with private boats should remember to please bring long, adequate tie down lines (2 for side stays, 1 for bow). Competitors should also plan and be prepared to sail from the dock as quickly as possible after “splashing”. Dock space is tight and the addition of jersey barriers to protect the club house has only made it tighter. Equipment that is not needed for education or the Ephraim Regatta will be moved offsite to accommodate Flying Scots for the regatta. Everyone’s cooperation and understanding is appreciated. Good Luck and smooth sailing to all our competitors!
Harry and Karen are once again making the trip from Maryland to Wisconsin, to participate in the 114th Ephraim Regatta. He is bringing his personal boat, which he is offering to sell after the regatta.
FS 5248 – Built in 1998 – White hull and deck with navy blue waterline and trim stripes. Race rigged with 2 suits of sails (main and jib) and one AirX radial spinnaker (white and blue). All sails are weekend race quality. Boat is Harry Carpenter’s personal boat and has finished in the top of the fleet in multiple national events and has won a North American Championship. The price does include a lightly used aluminum trailer that is a couple of years old and has never been titled. $15,000 delivered to EYC
Yes, we will be selling EYC Regatta Shirts and other EYC merchandise on Saturday and Sunday. These items will be available from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. on the dock. Additionally, regular Friday sales from 11:30-1:30 during the end of session picnic. All proceeds benefit the youth sailing program.

Volunteers still need for this event. Sign up to help HERE
Women’s Regatta- Thursday August 1st, during flying scot races and the annual EYC membership meeting- Saturday August 10th, 9:00 a.m.. The last junior activity of the year is next Wednesday! Check the clubhouse for more information.
Grab your favorite crew and/or family members because it’s time to race!! The EYC club series continues on Saturday, July 27, the EYC will be hosting the Family Regatta and the Fyr Ball Regatta. Use this link Family and Fyr Ball Regatta for more information regarding both of these regattas.
Need a to borrow an EYC Flying Scott for the Regatta?? Good news! The boat draw deadline has been extended to Friday, July 26th. Please send an email request to Stacey Rieu: [email protected]. For more information about the Ephraim Regatta please use this link: Ephraim Regatta
Early Bird Registration ends Thursday, July 25th, be the early bird! Use this link register to race
The regatta still needs a safety/tow boat possibly to double as change mark boat for Sunday, August 4th. If we can use your boat on Sunday, please contact our favorite Ephraim Regatta Chairperson Stacey Rieu at [email protected]
It’s Bratfest time! It never changes: brats, corn and fun! A tremendous thank you to the Klein Family for graciously hosting this beloved event for over 40 plus summers. While they are an awesome family, they can’t do it all. There are just a few areas where the Klein’s need some assistance. Please use this link to sign up and help out: Bratfest
Please plan to join us! In addition to the election of new board members and committee updates, this year’s agenda includes updates on charitable giving and the DNR ruling.