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Race Results 2023

Posted on 22/10/202315/05/2024 by IainM

Click on the event or series below to see the latest published results:

2023 Discover Sailing Day

Posted on 05/05/202303/05/2024 by IainM

Saturday 17^th June 1000 -1700

A chance to get back on the water

An opportunity to sailing

A way to try something new with your family

The RYA Discover Sailing Day is a fantastic opportunity for you to experience sailing. St Marys Loch Sailing Club offered interested people the chance to “have a go” on Saturday 17^th June 2023.

All ages were welcome though we requested that kids were accompanied by an adult.

Sessions were in either the morning or the afternoon with a trip on a sailing boat and a chance to see the club and meet the members

Oh, and cake and snacks too…

AGM February 2023

Posted on 04/05/202327/02/2025 by IainM

Commodore’s report for the 2022 season

Presented by Rachel Jackson.

Race Results 2022

Posted on 12/06/202215/05/2024 by IainM

Click on the event or series below to see the latest published results:

AGM February 2022

Posted on 04/05/202227/02/2025 by IainM

Commodore’s report for the 2021 season

Presented by Hamish Dobbie.

Sailwave Training

Posted on 07/03/202226/06/2023 by IainM

Sailwave

If you want to learn how to use Sailwave (the race scoring system that St Mary’s has adopted), you can download some material by clicking on the following links.

AGM February 2021

Posted on 28/02/202228/02/2025 by IainM

2021 AGM Minutes, in PDF format.

AGM January 2020

Posted on 28/02/202128/02/2025 by IainM

2020 AGM Minutes, in PDF format

Mirrors and Kids Camp

Posted on 28/07/202004/05/2024 by IainM

Ahead of next week’s Kids Camp (August 2020), here is a wee memory from Ian Brown about his experience of sailing his mirror some years ago.

When we bought our Mirror, it came with a couple of old, virtually unrepairable parts, including a rudder. We wanted a number board for our house. And Coronavirus Lockdown was in effect and I was looking for things to do. The result: a new sign made out of the rudder, where the number was cut out of the old rudder head and screwed to the old blade – all suitably coated with marine finishes to ensure protection from the Scottish weather!