Monday thru Friday, 1pm to 5pm
Each class has a dedicated lead instructor and help from other staff.
Adventure Sailing (11-15 years old)
No boat required: includes use of 420s, Ideal 18s, ILCA (Laser), Sunfish and other boats at no extra cost.
Adventure sailing is for students ages 11-15 that have basic sailing knowledge. Not everyone likes sailing alone or likes to race. The perfect solution is a class that focuses on having the most fun possible while pleasure sailing and encouraging sportsmanship and teamwork. Students will experience destination and distance sails, continue to develop their safe boating skills, learn basic navigation, play on the water games, and participate in an “unregatta” racing during class time.
Full Session (8 weeks) begins June 17th $3,640 non-member/ $2,730 member
Half Session (4 weeks) begins June 17th or July 15th $2,600 non member/ $1,950 member
Optimist Race Team (10-15 years old)
Class legal Optimist required; contact the Sailing Director if you have questions regarding boat availability.
This class is designed for students who are interested specifically in racing and further developing their knowledge and skills. With the expertise of an experienced Optimist Racing Coach, students will continue to hone their boat handling skills, starting and racing tactics/strategy, boat and sail tuning, sportsmanship, and learn more advanced racing rules. These students will attend regattas with their coach: TBD.
Full Session (8 weeks) begins June 24th $3,250 non-member/ $2,440 member
Half Session (4 weeks) begins June 17th or July 15th $2,320 non-member/ $1,740 member
Feva Racing (12-17 years old)
Sailors need to bring their own class legal boats.
Sailors interested in the Feva Program are encouraged to reach out to the Sailing Director (
[email protected]) as this program is dependent on number of Feva's signed up.
The Feva Racing Class introduces two new sails, the jib and spinnaker. The RS Feva is sailed with two people. With the expertise of a Racing Coach, students will learn how to sail and work together as a team. Sailors will develop the skills necessary to purse interscholastic, intercollegiate, and other advanced dinghy racing events in larger boats. The focus is on honing their boat handling skills, starting and racing tactics/strategy, boat and sail tuning, racing rules and sportsmanship. These students will attend regattas with their coach: TBD
2024 Full Session (8 weeks) begins June 17th $3,250 non-member/ $2,440 member
2024 Half Session (4 weeks) begins June 17h or July 15th $2,320 non-member/ $1,740 member
ILCA (Laser) Sailing/Racing (12-17 years old)
Sailors need to bring their own class legal boats, all rigs are allowed.
Sailors will be singlehanded in Lasers.
The Laser class provides an avenue for sailors wishing to continue their singlehanded career and reach the next level of sailing ability. The focus will be on honing their boat handling skills, starting and racing tactics/strategy, boat and sail tuning, racing rules and sportsmanship. Laser sailors will be challenged but will also have plenty of non-race oriented sailing in their schedule as well. These students will attend regattas with their coach: TBD.
2024 Full Session (8 weeks) begins June 17th $3,250 non-member/ $2,440 member
2024 Half Session (4 weeks) begins June 17th or July 15th $2,320 non-member/ $1,740 member
Big Boat (14-18 years old)
The Big Boat Program is a separate, stand-alone class which teaches sailors navigation, seamanship, safety, and big boat racing and boat handling skills during evening and weekend practices. The class culminates in junior big boat regattas including short day races and an overnight distance race.
Sailors interested in the Big Boat Program are encouraged to reach out to the Sailing Director (
[email protected]) as this program is dependent on number of sailors signed up.