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Junior Week and Extended Race Team and Learn to Sail Programs
FBYC JUNIOR WEEK
JUNE 18-22 2007
EVENT CHAIR |
Stephan Cost (434) 973-8861, costfamily@comcast.net |
WHO |
All junior sailors - ages 8 to 17 - there
is a fee and advanced registration is required. On-line registration is
available and encouraged-see
www.fbyc.net.
Space is limited and there is an additional fee for late registration (space
available only). |
DESCRIPTION |
Junior Week is our largest sailing
program. All of our Juniors (ages 8 to 17), and most of their parents, get
together for a week of sailing, racing, and socializing and family fun. There
is also an opportunity for teenagers (with the right skills and demeanor) to
work as Coaches in Training (Senior CIT) and build their sailing resume. We
may also offer parent sailing classes on Flying Scots during junior
on-the-water classes. There will be a racing clinic
(Optis/420/Laser) led by our Head and Assistant Coaches Friday afternoon in
preparation for the first FBYC Junior Regatta on Saturday. |
SPECIAL NOTE |
Volunteers with powerboats are always welcome to be
on the
water. Camping is available and housing/transport/meals available through
our program with Christchurch School |
FBYC EXTENDED JUNIOR RACE TEAM
June 24 through August 16, 2007
EVENT CHAIR |
Eric Powers (804) 706-1427,
eric.powers@mma1.com |
WHO |
FBYC Race Team is the highest level of
club junior sailing. Sailors with Optimists Lasers and 420’s and take their
sailing to a higher level will want to join the race team. Completion of
Intermediate Optimist Class or equivalent is required for Opti sailors, as is
a desire to participate in regattas. Registration and a fee are required.
On-line registration is available and
encouraged - see http://www.fbyc.net/Juniors. |
DESCRIPTION |
Program begins immediately following
Junior Week and consists of regularly scheduled classroom sessions (typically
during the weekday mornings) followed by on the water training/practice
(typically in the afternoons) and travel to regional and national events.
Requires parent volunteer for a minimum of two weekday events. A
practice/travel schedule will be issued this spring. Extended Race Team
participants are encouraged to also attend (separate fee) Junior Week to kick
off their summer racing program. |
SPECIAL NOTE |
We will be arranging a carpool to get
kids from Richmond to the club during the week and will have
housing/food/transportation
available at nearby Christchurch School for much of the summer. In some
cases, overnight housing may be provided by participating parents on an
as-available basis. We’ll be arranging for parent chaperones for weekday
practices and to help with the events. |
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