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St Mary’s club members visited Forfar Sailing and Watersports Club over the weekend of 28 and 29 September, and came away with some of the silverware. The club sails on Forfar Loch, a small area of water where the boats are always close together, the wind is never constant, there are often big windshifts, and patchy wind coverage. Sounds a lot like St Mary’s, apart from the size of the loch!

A good fleet of 16 Enterprises raced as part of the Bluebell Series (Enterprise Travellers’ Trophy), and Gerry Goodfellow, crewed by Roger Willoughby, took the trophy at the final Bluebell event of the season. As if that wasn’t enough, however, Maia Lewis took the trophy for the top Junior Helm. Congratulations to all of the prize-winners!

St Mary’s Loch SC 24/25 August

The wind on Saturday was Westerly F4 gusting F6 and the Race Officer took the fleet further down the Loch for less shifty conditions, nevertheless the rescue teams were still kept pretty busy!

The Vice Commodore’s Cup races were held on the weekend of 15 and 16 June, with the Saturday being for single-handed boats, and the Sunday being for the double-handed classes. Results can be found on the Race Results page. Thanks to the various people who provided race officer and rescue boat services over the weekend.

St Mary’s Loch Sailing Club held a wild and windy regatta on Saturday 8 June, with exciting sailing, hard work, and lots of capsizes being the order of the day.

St Mary’s loch recently held a regatta on the 27^th and 28^th of April, with freezing temperatures and strong winds on day 1. Lots of young sailors persevered and competed in the races. Some sailors retired after a few races but many continued. After a long day everyone was warned up with some lovely homemade warm chilli made by some of the club members, which we were all very grateful for!