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> > LRSC Brass Monkeys Series started 9th Jan > > The Sailing Club youth race training group, all in ILCAs, merged with club racers on Sunday for the first of the Brass Monkeys series. They crewed 7 of the 12-dinghy total, 6 as helms, and gave the adults close competition. An Ad Hoc series […]

The club was pleased to welcome the RNLI crew to the clubhouse following the Lyme Lunge. They are honorary members and had spent half an hour jumping the rolling waves to keep over 800 lungers safe in the water. The 2022 Lunge was amazingly well supported and estimates of over £4,000 raised for hospice and

This card sent to the club to thank those who took part and contributed to Bart’s Bash this September. The Andrew Simpson Foundation continues to do important work with young sailors. Let’s make it a main event next year! Sally

A smaller group of dinghy racers continue out of season with weekend racing whenever conditions permit. They rotate among themselves to manage the races on the water with PBI Dave Law helming the patrol Rib. 14 Nov. Races 3 and 4 In a F 2-3 NE , Tim O’Toole set a good- size windward/leeward course

The Fishing College ran a Sea Survival refresher course for IFCA teams from Devon and Dorset in the club on Wednesday. The course was run by Steve Postles and Carl, assisted by Sam Dell of IFCA. Sam learnt to sail at Lyme with our Youth Section. He won our youth Seamanship trophy, something he well

All the students taking their PBI over 4 days last weekend gained the qualification. Organised by Ray of RYA Training Centre LRSS, they are now able to take other Rib helms through their PB2, joining Jim Thomas, Jess Douglas and others who hold the qualification while working at a recognised centre. The instructor was Paul

Congratulations to Issy Glazebrook ! Issy receives her medal from Saskia > > Issy Glazebrook > Big Topper fleet at WPNSA > 9th out of 53 > 2nd overall girl and 1st SW girl > Photo Sara Glazebrook