Wednesday, April 27, 2011

PSU sailing: Thursday Practice Cancelled

Hey Gang

There will be no practice Thursday April 28th 2011.
Come to the work party Friday and receive a discount on dues next term!

Leila
Team Captain


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PSU sailing: FRIDAY WSC work party

Hi all

Have decided to move the work party to Friday from Saturday, to give everyone the whole weekend off. Please come to WSC as early as you can on Friday, I'll start the carpet project that AM and hopefully we can get it all wrapped up and still be able to sail a little. 

Steve

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Monday, April 25, 2011

PSU sailing: Fame and Fortune

As many of you may know, PSU Sailing's Women's Team just won the
opportunity to compete at College Sailing's National Semi-Finals in
the Gorge on May 23-24! We could not be more excited about this and
are not missing out on any opportunity to share this joyous news with
the world.

That being said, we are going to get a story on our club run in The
Vanguard sometime next week. However, the story is not just about our
incredible victory; it is intended to highlight the basic activities
of the team and will hopefully garner some much-desired recruitment.
Adam Wickman, the photo editor, is coming to practice on Friday
afternoon to snap some shots of our expert skills. So, if you want a
piece of the glory, come to practice lookin' sharp and dressed to
impress in your dapper sailing gear.

Also, I believe that there is a chance we'll move our work party to
Friday instead of Saturday, but we will discuss that in greater detail
at practice tomorrow.

You guys are fabulous, as always - keep doing what you do!

Aldyn Brudie
Media Officer/Song Mistress/Master-at-Arms/Morale Officer Extraordinaire


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Friday, April 22, 2011

PSU sailing: Support the Team Saturday

Yo! If you're around and can get to Eugene Yacht Club on Saturday please come cheer on your teammates at the NWICSA Women's Champs. I bet a few of you can find time and a carpool. The women have a real chance at some serious glory tomorrow and I know they would love your support. 
Steve

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Thursday, April 21, 2011

PSU sailing: Alumni Gorge Invite Regatta

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Alumni Gorge Invite 2011 

Portland State Sailing will be hosting their annual Gorge Invite Regatta on May 14th & 15th, at Cascade Lock in the Gorge. This regatta is open to all alumni of the ICSA. If you would like to compete, please register online:


 
Notice Of Race is available online Here
If you have any questions of concerns, please email Tom Miron,tmiron@gmail.com
 

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Monday, April 04, 2011

PSU sailing: Fwd: [ICSA] St. Francis Intersectional April 2-3



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From: "Jessica Barhydt" <raceoffice@stfyc.com>
Date: April 3, 2011 4:10:16 PM PDT
Subject: [ICSA] St. Francis Intersectional April 2-3

St. Francis Intersectional

St. Francis Yacht Club & Stanford University

San Francisco, CA

April 2-3, 2011



Saturday: Racing started on time at 1100, with a light westerly building
to 10-13 knots around 1430. A strong ebb dominated the first sets,
switching to an equally strong flood as the breeze died down later in
the afternoon.



A-Division, dominated by Cal Maritime skipper Sean Kelly and crew
Jessica Schember, completed five races. B-Division sailed four races,
ending the day in a close-tie between Stanford (12 points) and
University of South Florida (13 points).



Sunday: Day 2 started off very un-San Francisco, easterly winds at 5
knots. Unfortunately the wind died before a race could be started in the
weakening easterly. At noon, the classic San Francisco westerly rolled
in from under the Golden Gate Bridge and the racing was on. 3 A races
and 4 B races were completed in 10-15 knots of breeze. The current on
the course was a major factor as it was went from a strong ebb tide to a
strong flood tide in the middle of the day. The racing was very tight
and South Florida held off a hard charging Cal Maritime team for the
win. Congratulations to South Florida for winning the 19th Annual St.
Francis Intersectional! One protest was heard, resulting in a DSQ.



All boats were asked to put the letters "D B" on their sails in honor of
David Blackett. David was a UC San Diego sailor who recently passed
away.



Special thanks to Regatta Chair Shannon Bonds, Principal Race Officer
Harrison Turner, and Jury Chair Bryan McDonald for their hard work this
weekend.



Results are posted here
<https://ts2.collegesailing.info/view/564/scores> , check out photos and
competitor interviews here
<http://www.sailgroove.org/coverage/238621-St-Francis-Intersectional> .



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PSU sailing: Practicing, info and work hours

Hi All!

We've now entered the busy time of the season, from here until mid-May there is a ton of stuff going on, including 3 district championships and our district's intersectional. Numbers in practice have been a little down since spring break and I'd like to send encouragement to come out to practice, now is the time the team needs you more than ever, if we can get all of our boats out in every practice it will be a huge help. 

I'm assembling a "Playbook" not only for this season but to exist going forward. If you have ideas or things you've learned and want to share see me at practice and I'll give you the google docs info, it exists in draft form now and needs your input. The hope is to get some input from everyone on the team about anything they've learned about sailing, strategies, tricks, training, anything you want to make available to your current teammates AND future generations of PSU sailors. 

Also, as a team PSU needs to fill a total of 20 work hours at the club in a calendar year. So far this year PSU has filled 6 hours, thanks to Jac and Kristine for helping with a class we had here a few weeks ago. There's 14 more to go and it would be great to take a chunk out of that before the end of the 2010-2011 school year. We have carpet to replace on the 420 dock, and can work on FJ cradles as well at the same time. Much of the old carpet we're removing can be donated to PSU to help with moorage spaces if need be. We can talk more about this at practice and I'll forward any scheduled work times/dates to this list. 

Steve

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