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Saturday, October 4th, 2008 |
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Fall
Laser Regatta |
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Marsh
Creek Sailing Club
Marsh
Creek State Park, Downingtown, PA. |
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Times:
Registration: 9:00AM
Skippers Meeting: 10:30AM
First Gun: 11:00AM |
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For more information:
Visit the club Website:
www.ussailing.net/mcsc
Send an Email to:
mcsc@ussailing.net
Tony Iocono - Laser Fleet Capt.
anthony@accessmedicalnetwork.com
Mike Mays – Commodore
610-212-6746
mike_mays@yahoo.com
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Cost:
Entry fee - $20 (US
Sailing Member), $25 (Non-US Sailing Member)
Snacks and Refreshments
provided |



Laser and Sunfish racing for sailors of all skill levels and ages. Sailing
starts at noon on selected Saturdays & Sundays (April - October)
on Marsh Creek Lake at Marsh Creek State Park, north of Downingtown, PA.

Why Race?
Fun, Sun and Fitness
Whether you are new to sailing or experienced, sail boat racing in a friendly environment improves your sailing skills and
knowledge of boating. Small boat sailing on Marsh Creek during the
warm spring, summer and fall months is a great way to have fun and
get fit!
Meet New People
Marsh Creek Sailing Club members are men and women of all
ages...our Laser Champion, Jacques, is 14 and Bernie, our Sunfish
Champion, is 82!!! They come from different backgrounds and complete range of sailing experience from beginner to World Class racers.
Learn to Go Fast
Do other sailboats pass you by? They probably honed their
skills racing one-design boats like Lasers and Sunfish. Club racing is
not only an opportunity to learn to sail, its about learning to sail
well and sail fast! Members strive to help each other with tips on racing,
tactics, techniques, rules, and rigging - so that we all can become
better sailors.
Why Marsh Creek?
Marsh Creek State Park is located conveniently off Route 282, just
5 miles north of Downingtown. At the center of the park is Marsh Creek
Lake. Winds are usually light to moderate, perfect for Laser and Sunfish
sailing. Frequent wind shifts teach sailors the value of sailing the
favored tack. The park offers a convenient grassy area for launching
that is also ideal for a family picnic. Experienced club members, on and
off the water at Marsh Creek, will discuss sailing and may even come out
and sail with with you on non-race days.
Getting Started at
Marsh Creek
We want new (and old) sailors to come sail with us
- 10 boats are better than 5 and 20 boats are better than 10. Getting into
a sailboat race for the first time can be a little intimidating. So, if
you are new to sailboat racing we have a couple ways you can start
participating. First, you can show up for a scheduled race and go out with
the race committee before actually getting into a race. The race committee
is made up of experienced small boat sailors that can explain what is
happening while they actually run the races on the water. This is a great
way to get up-close to racing. Come out, start introducing yourself
around, and we'll see what we can do. Then, buy a boat and come out and
race with us. We will do our best to assist you in the art of sailboat
racing. Marsh Creek Lake - View
from our Launch Area
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