Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association

Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association

Posted by scostich on April 28, 2008 - 9:54pm in

The Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association, Inc., founded in 1956 on the shores of Lake Ontario in Sodus Point, NY, offers a summer day camp program that provides an opportunity for its students to enjoy summer fun while developing swimming and sailing skills, and healthy interaction with their peers. Four levels of sailing instruction, seven levels of swimming instruction, and two racing programs are part of the summer's activities. Enthusiastic counselors offer meaningful opportunities for kids to try new things. Lifelong friendships are often formed. We're focused on positive youth development by providing a safe environment, positive role models and quality programming. Visit our website at http://www.sbjsa.org

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Need Crew or Housing for the Sodus Bay NAs???? Please Read & Post!

Posted by scostich on July 14, 2009 - 11:47am in

Central New York Lightning District

Please Please share that you are looking for crew and or housing on the site! You can also post if you have a cottage or space available to host teams for the WJMs or the NAs. I know there are lots of people out there looking for both so put yourself out there!

Looking for crew:

 Paige Fagan - Sodus Bay Junior Sailor looking for a crew job

Nancy Ghertner(Sodus Bay Native)- Looking for experienced bow crew for the Womens

AJ Murphy (Willowbank Junior)- Looking for crew for the Juniors

Looking for housing:

Gustavo Tamayo Arango (Colombian Team)- Looking for Housing for him and his crew

Additional Housing Available:

2009 SBJSA Registration & Calendar Now Available!!

Posted by scostich on April 7, 2009 - 11:51am in

Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association

Session I 
June 29th - July 17th                  

Session II
July 20th - August 7th 

Double Session Racing Program
June 29th - August 13th

Instruction and Racing

9:30 AM – 4:00 PM daily

www.sbjsa.org

Why do you like being on the waterfront?

Posted by scostich on September 8, 2008 - 10:09am in

2008 Lightning North Americans

In order to better understand the design of urban waterfronts it is important to understand why people visit the waterfront. What draws you to the water? Do you find that it is peaceful and calming? Are you a sailing or boating enthusiast who cant live without being on the water? Do you like to shop and eat while watching whats going on out on the water? Tell me what you think!

North Americans Cottage Rentals on Sodus Bay!

Posted by scostich on September 6, 2008 - 2:11pm in

2008 Lightning North Americans

Here is a link to the major cottage rental agency on Sodus Bay. There are several cottages to choose from that are all located on or very close to the bay. Check it out and get your cottage booked for the NAs!!  http://www.sodusvacationrentals.com/ Cool

2008 Central New York District Championship

Posted by bob on July 21, 2008 - 2:54pm in

Central New York Lightning District

August 12-13, 2008 - Sodus Bay, New York

         Sodus Bay Yacht Club hosted the 2008 Central New York Lightning Championships as part of the "Centrals" regatta, which included lasers, optimists and 420's, on a seperate course. Seventeen boats competed.

         Saturday the forcast was for fair weather and PRO Jerry Dodge took the Lightnings out the channel into Lake Ontario, about a 45 minutes sail from the Yacht Club dock. The breeze was off-shore, and light, about 4-6. The day would prove to be all about staying in the pressure, where ever you could find it.

SBJSA Lightning Clinic- A great Success!

Posted by scostich on July 16, 2008 - 9:06pm in

Central New York Lightning District

On Friday July 11th at around 9:30 the 2nd annual SBJSA lightning clinic began. There were 11 lightnings that lined the Sodus Bay YC parking lot. I knew we were already off to a good start. The teams for the day would include a veteran lightning skipper (in most cases the boat owner) and 2 junior sailors. The day started with rigging and getting to know your team. Once the boats were rigged and launched we began the morning sailing session. The morning sailing session was done in order to get the young sailors familiar with the lightning as well as their new skipper for the day. It was a bit rainy but the teams geared up and headed out anways. It was time to practice!

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