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Home  News  Texas Corinthian Yacht Club to Host U.S. Adult Sailing Championship This Weekend

Texas Corinthian Yacht Club to Host U.S. Adult Sailing Championship This Weekend

KEMAH, TX. (October 20, 2021) —From Hawaii to Rhode Island, some of the country’s best adult sailors will head to Texas for a weekend of competition and camaraderie at the 2021 U.S. Adult Sailing Championship. The event is sailed in Sonars, and practice will start on Wednesday, October 20, with racing Thursday through Sunday. Nine teams, each representing a regional sailing association from around the country, plus the club’s home team, will contest the regatta. Winners will be awarded the Clifford D. Mallory Trophy. The event is hosted by Texas Corinthian Yacht Club and sponsored by Regatta Craft Mixers

Texas Corinthian YC is no stranger to this regatta, having hosted in 1959. “Back in those days, the defending Champion hosted the Regatta the year following their victory,” says Jack Daniel, Event Chair at TCYC. “Members Bob Mosbacher, with Crew Pete Masterson and George Francisco II, won the 1958 Mallory Cup held at American Yacht Club. The 1959 Championship was won by Buddy Melges — now an honorary member at TCYC — and he went on to win the 1960 and 1961 Championships as well.”

The Club has overcome quite a few challenges ahead of this year’s U.S. Adult Sailing Championship, dealing with the pandemic and hurricane damage to the property in mid-September. “We’ve made the necessary repairs, and our fleet of Sonars is well-equipped and outfitted with brand new, never-before-used suits of sails,” says Daniel.

“Even though I am not racing, I am excited to be back on the waters of Galveston Bay,” says US Sailing National Adult Sailing Championship Chair Samson Vasquez. “The team at Texas Corinthian of the volunteers have been hard at it to put on a stellar event. With this being my first year as chairman, I got lucky. All I had to do was just show up.”

“These waters were the start of my sailing journey,” he adds. “With teams from around the nation and the farthest team coming in from Hawaii, it will prove to be a slugfest.” Vasquez plans to be on the water this weekend, capturing the action via drone.

“For a small club of only 165 member families, TCYC has a history of hosting some of the finest one-design competitions of the modern era, and we can’t wait to begin the 2021 version of the U.S. Adult Sailing Championship underway this Thursday,” says Daniel.

For more information, and to follow along, visit  https://www.ussailing.org/competition/championships/2021-u-s-adult-sailing-championship/

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Texas Corinthian wins Grandmasters

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The New York Yacht Club Grandmasters Team Race, for skippers of at least 60 years of age and crew of at least 50 years of age, saw Texas Corinthian Yacht Club (Kemah, TX) take the title on August 13-15 in Newport, RI.

Part of the allure of the event is the chance to reconnect with old friends and like-minded sailors for three days of racing and onshore socializing. In that respect, the teams from Texas Corinthian Yacht Club and the host New York Yacht Club got their money’s worth, facing each other 10 times.

Each race was a battle and after nine races, the scoreline had the host Club on five wins and the team from the little club in Texas on four. But, regardless of the results to that point, the outcome of the 10th race would be definitive. The championship for the 10th edition of the Grandmasters Regatta would go to whichever team won the 64th and final race of the weekend.

“They were ahead at the first mark and the second mark,” said Clark Thompson, a skipper and team captain for Texas Corinthian Yacht Club.”We were ahead at the third mark. Going up the last weather leg, it could’ve been either one of us and then right at the finish it all worked out. I’ll bet we were each ahead two to three times during the race, we just happened to have the lead at the end.”

The win was a first, in seven tries, at the New York Yacht Club Grandmasters event for Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, though the team has been on a roll this year, winning the two other grandmasters events held in 2021, and as a result, also taking home the Peter Wilson Trophy, which rewards the outstanding team in grandmasters team racing in the United States during the course of the year.

Winning team members were Clark Thompson (skipper, team captain), Jack Daniel, Mary Milby, Paul Thompson, Gary Ross (skipper), Ann Graham, Pierce Owens, Joel Scott, Gerard Coleman (skipper), George Francisco, Mike McCann, and Chris Stacy.

Each August the New York Yacht Club hosts three team-race regattas on consecutive weekends: the New York Yacht Club Invitational Team Race Regatta for the Morgan Cup (July 30 to August 1), the New York Yacht Club Invitational Team Race Regatta for the Commodore George R. Hinman Masters Trophy (August 6 to 8) and the New York Yacht Club Grandmasters Team Race Regatta (August 13 to 15).

Each event utilizes the Club’s fleet of 22 Sonars (designed by member Bruce Kirby, who recently passed away). The latter two have age minimums for skippers and crew to encourage team racing as a life-long pursuit. Founded in 2003, 2000 and 2010, respectively, the three regattas are among the most competitive adult team-racing competitions in the world, annually attracting top sailors from across the country and abroad.

Texas Corinthian, which it situated on Galveston Bay, has roughly 160 members, making it approximately five percent the size of the New York Yacht Club. But team racing has become one the club’s points of emphasis.

“We have a big team and we’re able to practice a lot with the weather in Texas,” says Thompson. “That helps a lot. We probably have 30 people come out, enough so we can get out and get some practices in.”

Thompson was also quick to credit some of the more established yacht clubs in helping the TCYC climb team racing’s steep learning curve.

“What I love about the team racing is how much everybody helps each other,” he says. “Noroton [Yacht Club in Darien, Conn.] came down and helped us when we first started, and we all talk afterwards and compare notes. Even there at the end, we were kind of pulling for New York, we knew they were kind of pulling for us, just not quite as much as for their own team. It was a fantastic series, it was nip and tuck the whole way and it came down to the final race.”

Shortly after the results were posted online, Thompson’s phone start to vibrate with congratulatory messages. Scoring a win against some of the biggest and most regarded yacht clubs in the world isn’t something the membership of TCYC will take for granted.

“They were all pulling for us and sending text messages the whole time,” Thompson said. “My phone is blowing up. I’ve probably got 20 messages of congratulations since we won. It was great knowing the whole club was behind us.”

Event details: https://nyyc.org/2021-grandmasters

Final Standings 1. Texas Corinthian Yacht Club (Kemah, Texas), 13-2 in Round Robins 1-3, 4-3 in Championship Match 2. New York (N.Y.) Yacht Club, 13-2, 3-4 3. St. Francis Yacht Club (San Francisco), 7-8, 5-1 in Silver Round Robin 4. Southern Yacht Club (New Orleans), 5-10, 3-3 5. Storm Trysail Club (Larchmont, N.Y.), 3-12, 4-2 6. Annapolis (Md.) Yacht Club, 4-11, 0-6.

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Club Amenities

The HYC Clubhouse and grounds can accommodate a wide variety of activities, from private dining, social events large and small, weddings and banquets, and of course, on-the-water fun! Relax in our resort-style pool with cabanas and a shaded kiddie pool all while enjoying pool-side service. Explore four acres of sprawling space for family-oriented activities which include, a basketball and pickleball court, a bocce ball court, a playground, and a spacious outdoor pavilion for gatherings and parties. Boat ownership is not required for Membership. In fact, we have a charter fleet of sailboats available to rent out should you be "in-between" boats or still saving up for your first boat!

Boat Slip And Harbor Facilities

For Members with boats, HYC has a 185-slip marina with immediate access to Galveston Bay. Our Harbor has covered sheds (with and without slings) and fixed and floating open slips in a wide variety of sizes. Parking lot storage and boat lockers are also available. All slips are individually metered for electricity. Members have unlimited, free use of our pump-out facility, and our in-harbor fuel dock offers reasonable rates on both gasoline and diesel. We also have a long guest pier for visiting boats.

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Enjoy our upscale and casual indoor and outdoor restaurants and bars. Experience "Bay-to-Table" dining with some of the freshest seafood in Texas. Enjoy the perfect dining experience for date night or any other special occasion. In the dining room, our Members enjoy an eclectic menu and a gorgeous view of Galveston Bay. Enjoy casual dining options around the pool or inside the Porthole located adjacent to the pool.

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Celebrate exclusive events for Members Only on holidays and throughout the year. An extensive social program is enjoyed by all ages with formal and casual parties, holiday celebrations, games, and more. Club facilities can also be reserved for your business or private events at a discounted rate. Full catering and event services are available to make your event special and easy to plan. 

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HYC has one of the most acclaimed youth sailing programs in the country. The Ragnots sail throughout the year and hold several sailing camps in the summer. The focus here is on discipline and teamwork, as well as enjoying a variety of water-related activities.

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Whether you want to race, cruise, fish, kayak, or paddleboard, we have programs for you. No boat? No worries! We have rentals. Whether you want to race your own boat or join as crew, HYC has several active and competitive fleets including dinghy, one-design, and PHRF. HYC has a long tradition of outstanding race management and has received the prestigious St. Petersburg Trophy twice. In addition to conducting Club and area regattas, HYC typically hosts two or three national and international racing events each year. Becoming involved with the race committee and race management at HYC is a rewarding way to contribute to the sailing community.

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Access many fine private clubs in Houston and throughout the country with your HYC Membership. The reciprocal program gets you in. The reciprocal clubs in the local area include:

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Texas Sailing Association Clubs

North texas, arlington yacht club.

6215 W. Arkansas Lane

Arlington, TX 76013

P.O. Box 1464

Location: Lake Arlington

Lat: N 32.71274° Lon: W 97.19948°

Website: www.arlingtonyachtclub.org

Chandlers Landing Yacht & Tennis Club

501 Yacht Club Drive

Rockwall, TX 75032

Location: Lake Ray Hubbard

Lat: N 32.82503° Lon: W 96.49917°

Website: www.chandlerslanding.com

Corinthian Sailing Club

740 E. Lawther Drive

Dallas, TX 75218 P.O. Box 180087

Dallas, TX 75218

Location: White Rock Lake

Lat: N 32.83301° Lon: W 96.71153°

Website: www.cscsailing.org

Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club

1399 Yacht Club Road

Little Elm, TX 75068

Dallas, TX 75287

Location: Lewisville Lake

Lat: N 33.15730° Lon: W 97.99198°

Website: www.dcyc.org

Fort Worth Boat Club

10000 Boat Club Road

Fort Worth, TX 76179

Location: Eagle Mountain Lake

Lat: N 32.87605° Lon: W 97.44557°

Website: www.fwbc.com

Grapevine Sailing Club

U.S. Government Road 1

Grapevine, TX P.O. Box 373

Grapevine, TX 76099

Location: Lake Grapevine

Lat: N 32.96038° Lon: W 97.07792°

Website: http://www.grapevinesailing.org

Lewisville Lake Sailing Club

Pier 121 Marina

1481 East Hill Park Rd

Lewisville, TX 75056

Lat: N 33° 04.674 Lon: W 96° 54.787

Website: http://www.llsailingclub.org

Rush Creek Yacht Club

320 Rush Creek Drive

Heath, TX 75032

Location: Lake Ray Hubbard Lat: N 32.82448° Lon: W 96.49867°

Website: http://www.rcyc.org

Sapphire Bay Yacht Club

9051 Marina Vista

Rowlett TX 75088

Website: https://www.sbyc-tx.org/  

Texoma Sailing Club

Grandpappy Point Marina

Denison, TX Route 2, Box 66P

Denison, TX 75020

Location: Lake Texoma Lat: N 33.85093° Lon: W 96.64680°

Website: http://www.texomasailing.org/

Tyler Yacht Club

East Side Drive

Tyler, TX P.O. Box 130906

Tyler, TX 75713

Location: Lake Tyler

Lat: N 32.22023° Lon: W 95.15730°

Website: http://www.tyleryachtclub.org

Wichita Falls Sailing Club

P.O. Box 4849

Wichita Falls, TX 76308

Location: Lake Arrowhead

Website: https://wfsail.org/

Central Texas

Austin yacht club.

5906 Beacon Drive

Austin, TX 78734

Location: Lake Travis

Lat: N 30.42189° Lon: W 97.92086°

Website: http://www.austinyachtclub.org

Hill Country Yacht Club

Canyon Lake Marina

Canyon Lake, TX 78133 6718 Callaghan Road #101

San Antonio, TX 78229

Location: Canyon Lake Phone: 210.344.1081

Phone: 830.935.4435 (weekends)

Email: [email protected]

Lat: N 29.54.044° Lon: W 98.14.093°

Website: http://www.hcyc-tx.com

Lake Belton Yacht Club

3244 Lake Park Road

Belton, TX 76513

Location: Lake Belton

Website: http://www.lakebeltonyachtclub.org/

Lake Canyon Yacht Club

180 Yacht Club

Canyon Lake, TX 78133 P.O. Box 18554

San Antonio, TX 78218-0554

Location: Canyon Lake Office Phone: 210-590-7100

Clubhouse Phone: 830-964-2314 Office Fax: 210-590-3027

Email: [email protected]

Lat: N 29.88153° Lon: W 98.21292°

Website: http://www.lcyc.net

Stillhouse Sailing Club

3760 Simmons Road

Location: Stillhouse Reservior

Lat: N 31.03825° Lon: W 97.53470°

Waco Sailing Club

Speegleville Harbor

Waco, TX P.O. Box 7671

Waco, TX 76710

Location: Lake Waco

Website: http://www.wacosailclub.org

South Texas

Conroe yacht club.

River Road off Walden Road

Montgomery, TX 1559 O’Connor Drive

Conroe, TX 77304

Location: Lake Conroe

Lat: N 30.59788° Lon: W 95.59788°

Website: http://www.conroeyc.com

Clear Lake Sailing Club

P.O. Box 580312

Houston, TX 77258

Location: Harris County Clear Lake Park

Lat: N 29.56315° Lon: W 95.07088°

Website: http://www.clearlakesailingclub.org

Corpus Christi Yacht Club

98 Coopers Alley

Corpus Christi, TX 78401

Location: Corpus Christi Bay & Gulf of Mexico

Lat: N 27.79095° Lon: W 97.39107°

Website: http://www.ccyc.com

Galveston Bay Cruising Association

1500 Marina Bay Drive

Suite 1529, Building #59B

Seabrook, TX 77586

Location: Galveston Bay & Gulf of Mexico

Lat: N 29.5594° Lon: W 95.02651°

Website: http://www.gbca.org

Galveston Boat Club

7002 Avenue O

Galveston, TX P.O. Box 59

Galveston, TX 77553

Location: Offats Bayou

Lat: N 29.27811° Lon: W 94.84306°

Houston Yacht Club

3620 Miramar Drive

La Porte, TX P.O. Box 1276

La Porte, TX 77572

Location: Galveston Bay

Lat: N 29.61856° Lon: W 95.0025°

Website: http://www.houstonyachtclub.com

Lakewood Yacht Club

2425 NASA Road 1

Location: Clear Lake & Galveston Bay

Lat: N 29.56020° Lon: W 95.03322°

Website: http://www.lakewoodyachtclub.com

Palacios Yacht Club

454B Main St

Palacios, Tx 77465

Location: Serendipity Resort – Tres Placios & Matagorda Bays

Lat: N 28.70153° Lon: W 96.22473°

Website: http://www.palaciosyachtclub.org/

Port Arthur Yacht Club

560 Pleasure Island Blvd., #79

Port Arthur, TX 77640

Location: Lake Sabine

Lat: N 29.86947° Lon: W 93.92120°

Website: http://www.payc.us

Rockport Yacht Club

722 Navigation Circle

Rockport, TX 78382

Location: Aransas Bay & Gulf of Mexico

Lat: N 28.02446° Lon: W 97.04716°

Website: www.rockportyachtclub.org

Seabrook Sailing Club

1010 Todville Road

(All Mail goes to P.O. Box 644)

Seabrook, Texas 77586

Web site:  http://www.seabrooksailingclub.org

Location: 29 Deg. 33’ 24” N   95Deg. 1’ 8” W

Texas Corinthian Yacht Club

104 Park Circle

Kemah, TX 77565 3606 Del Monte Drive

Houston, TX 77019

Gulf Coast Mariner Magazine

100+ years of sailing: a history of sailing clubs on galveston bay, houston yacht club    .

Organized in 1897, the club was located on Buffalo Bayou in Houston. It was known as the Houston Yacht and Power Boat Club from 1905-1906, and the Houston Launch Club from 1906-1926. In 1927 the club went back to the original name Houston Yacht Club.

Always more than simply a social or boating organization, during the early years it was identified with some of the most fundamental developments in Houston’s growth.

The present day club house was built in 1927 in La Porte. Hurricanes and fires have left their mark on the original building but she still stands today. A charter member of the Gulf Yachting Association, the club is now over a hundred and twenty years old.

Seabrook Sailing Club

The club was founded in 1934 as a means to enjoy sailing with friends in Galveston Bay. That philosophy continues today. The original club was located along the Kemah waterfront.

In 1950 the club purchased the property at 1020 Todville Rd. in Seabrook. Hurricane Ike destroyed the club house in 2008. The new club house was rebuilt and completed through dedicated club members.

Early Members: Earl Gerloff and Martin Bludworth

Texas Corinthian Yacht Club 

Founded in 1938 to educate its members and their families in the art of sailing, seamanship and boat handling.

The original clubhouse completed in 1938 was destroyed by Hurricane Ike in September 2008. The new club house and rebuilt grounds were dedicated Jan. 1, 2010.

Founding Members: Albert Bel Fay, Ernest Bel Fay, Jack Garrett, William Stamps Farish, and William McIver Streetman

Galveston Bay Cruising Association 

GBCA traces its origin back to 1947 when a small group of sailboat racing enthusiasts informally organized the club.   The club existed and prospered as a letter head organization, without elected officers, bylaws, dues, or a home.

The Club was formally organized in 1954 with elected officials, bylaws and handicap races. The Friday night Rum Races are some of the most popular races run on Galveston Bay.

Early member:   Rufus Bud Smith

Lakewood Yacht Club      

Founded in 1955 the club sits on 38 acres with water frontage on Clear Lake. It has four covered sheds and numerous docks. The original club just catered to power boats, but over the years sailboats kept showing up and the club kept growing. Lakewood Yacht Club will host the J-105 North Americans this fall.

Founding Members: Sterling Hogan Sr., Captain WR Parker and JD Kirkpatrick.

2017 AND BEYOND: THE FUTURE OF SAILING

Learning to Fly with Next Generation USA

W hether you are a seasoned sailor or just getting your feet wet, you can’t help but look in awe at the America’s Cup boats – fast, foiling multihulls with a wing instead of a sail.

The United States, represented by team Next Generation USA , is one of 12 countries entered in the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup.   Each team is allowed seven days of practice on the AC45F prior to the event in June.   That’s it, just seven days on a boat unfamiliar to anyone outside a small circle of America’s Cup Teams.

The AC45F is sailed with six crew members and each one has a critical job.  The wing controls the overall power of the boat, so it is in constant motion.  In order to get foiling, the boat needs to be going at least 16 knots and all of the crew must be on the windward side.  Getting up to speed is like taking off in an airplane. The adrenaline is pumping but no one seems concerned that they are screaming downwind, six feet above the water on a 45ft carbon rocket.

Next Generation USA is more than just a group of young sailors. These guys are the face of our country and they will be representing the USA at the highest level of sailing.

Members of Next Generation USA

• Carson Crain  Skipper/Helmsman
• Matthew Whitehead  Wing Trimmer
• Scott Ewing  Soft Sail Trimmer
• Preston Farrow  Grinder
• Ian Storck  Grinder (spare)
• Markus Edegran  Bowman
• Reed Baldridge  Tactician

Posted on Tuesday, May 2nd, 2017 at 6:30 pm | Category Articles , Sailing | Tags: AC45F , Galveston Bay Cruising Association , history of sailing , Houston Yacht Club , Lakewood Yacht Club , Next Generation USA , Red Bull Youth America's Cup , Seabrook Sailing Club , Texas Corinthian Yacht Club | Comment |

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