Volume XCVII Number 6 - kaneoheyachtclub.com

June 2021 Volume XCVII Number 6

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On the cover: UH Sailors Sam Patton & Devon Stapleton out for a beautiful sail. Photo by: Jesse Andrews

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Aloha KYC, There’s been some changes since last month in regards to the rules, we can now be outdoors without masks, which has been great since we have mostly outdoor spaces and things feel much closer to normal.

We still need to stay to groups no larger than 10, so please continue to monitor yourselves in regards to the restrictions that remain.

June is here, school is done and I can see everyone is ready for summer, even the weather has been feeling like summer lately. We went to a few graduation get togethers this past month and it made me realize how fast the kids are growing up. Two of our Junior Commodores graduated this year, our current 2021 Junior Commodore Morgan Vodzak and past 2016 Junior Commodore Malia Johnson. We only have a few more years before that happens in our house and the live action I come home to every day will most likely slow down and we will have to learn to shift gears.

Since it is now summer, I hope you all have signed up for sailing classes as I know they are filling up quick. I believe Jesse is also offering a Wing Foiling class this summer, which is something new and a pretty exciting sport to get into.

We have some exciting races coming up this month, we have the Lipton Cup happening on 5-6 June. Kaneohe Yacht Club is defending the Cup with our multi-year champion, Yellow Dragon. Let’s keep the trend going and keep the cup at KYC! Come out and cheer on the team.

The following week we will have the biggest racing event in the state happening, Summer Circuit, on 11-13 June with three days of battle on the race course. This event is fun as it’s a bit different than showing up for only one race day.

The crew needs to maintain the endurance to race for three days in a row whic often proves challenging after getting banged up all day in a boat and then several cocktails at the bar after. Thanks to Rick Osborne for putting this event together, Kim Ickler for doing PRO as well as the sponsors that help make it all happen.

As far as our fishing adventures, we did get offshore again this month and did find a spot that gave us some motivation. We had a hit and Torik was able to fight for about 30 seconds before it came off. We are quite certain we had our first Ono hookup. We were looking to get out again over Memorial Day weekend as the conditions looked ideal, but we had some motor problems and will have to try again in a few weeks. The Fishing Fleet is starting up and taking registrations again. I hope to see several families sign up and compete in some KYC fishing tournaments this year.

One last thing I wanted to mention is the visitors we have here for 10 days from France. They are on their way to Tokyo. The 100’ x 40’ catamaran you see either anchored by the south channel or tied at the end of G Pier is called Energy Observer and is a renewable energy project. We are hoping to engage with them for some educational opportunities and learn how we can be more ‘green’ at KYC. A video of their project is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xdXqNGqBag Aloha, Pete

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Aloha KYC Members Time is starting to fly

by! We are even closer to getting back to normal. The BBQ grills are open, the galley is staffed up and ready to go. The Lipton

Cup and Summer Circuit is literally around the corner. Come on down and enjoy the festivities. The Waiahole Ditch Band will be playing after the Saturday Summer Circuit races. It should be a great weekend of fun in the sun.

Please welcome Diana as she takes over the reins in the Galley. Many of you may know her from Mid Pac CC and we are fortunate to have her.

Once again a reminder to respect your fellow members and staff and don’t forget the No Wake Zone coming in and out. Hope to see you down at the club! Aloha, Bill

COMMODORE Pete Stokka

REAR COMMODORE Bill Atherton

Aloha KYC friends and family!

Welcome to June, a time to share summer freedom, graduation, vacations, no school, regatta breezes and great

sunsets! Aren’t we lucky? June brings the Lipton Cup and Summer Circuit races, both hosted by KYC. While we can not quite party as in the past, restrictions are starting to lift and may allow us a chance to celebrate together again soon.

Meanwhile, our chef, Petri, and his staff and servers continue to provide excellent eating experiences. You really couldn’t ask for a better environment to share a meal with friends and family. Be sure to leave a comment card about your experience dining with us. Or, you could bring your own meal and use our reopened grills to picnic at the club. Between the food, gracious bar service and ambiance, you are set for a perfect evening. On another note, let me share a few club initiatives. The club’s green team led by Andy Bates and Morgan Vodzak, have amassed a troop of volunteer adoptive parents to assist with caring for our incoming oyster project. Introduced and guided by Waterkeepers INC. More info will follow as the oysters arrive and are housed in their respective cages. Another green initiative, support for electric vehicle refueling, was received with less enthusiasm from club patrons and will be put on hold.

You might have also noticed that our Deckhands Locker is open for business again on Thursday evenings from 5 to 7 and on Sunday mornings from 10 to 12. You are encouraged to stay tuned for some great deals that will just "pop up”.

The Mooring Committee, with the concurrence of the Board of Directors, supported approval for KYC members’ use of personal watercraft (PWC) launch and recovery from KYC docks. Approval is limited to only 4 stroke watercraft of the seated variety. PWC operators must be licensed and attend KYC watercraft training and the boat must be state licensed, insured and registered with KYC.

There is always something fun happening at the best yacht club in Hawaii—KYC! See you around the club! Susie

VICE COMMODORE Susie Jannuzzi

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We are excited to start summer sailing this year. I appreciate all the kids and parents that have helped us get through such a challenging year but we are getting back to some normal activities now with competitions allowed starting June 1st!

We still have the gathering limitation of 10 so our classes are limited to 9. We have three classes in the morning and three in the afternoon to choose from and most have already filled up. We hope that the restrictions will loosen more over the summer so we can offer larger classes to accommodate more kids. We have a great group of instructors coming this summer. We have the two UH starting varsity skippers Bastien Rasse and Owen Lahr splitting the summer with Bastien here in June and Owen in July after he sails the US Youth Match Race Champs. We also have Kahala Furukawa coming back as well as Conner McCrillis and Trey Summers who are transplants from San DIego and great sailors and coaches as well. Returning instructors Morgan Vodzak and Matt Grimsly will also be splitting time coaching throughout the summer.

We also have another Adult Sailing Class happening on Saturday through June. Thanks to Dave Brown for volunteering his time and boat to teach all these new sailors at KYC! Another thank you to Mike Thompson for his recent El Toro donation to KYC.

So far here are the events we have lined up for Junior Sailors. Thanks to Andy Bates, Maureen Bates, Downing Lu, and Karen Lattanzi for volunteering to run the Friday night dinghy races. These are open to anyone wanting to race any sort of dinghy every Friday through the end of summer. The first race starts just off the bulkhead at 6pm. We also have some interclub competition now opening up. Thanks to Steve Hochart and other volunteers for helping get these events lined up! • US Sailing Smythe Singlehanded Championship Qualifier:

July 1st and 2nd at Waikiki Yacht Club. • US Sailing Bemis Double Handed Championship Qualifier:

July 6-8 at Waikiki Yacht Club. • US Sailing Sears Championship Qualifier:July 16-17. Teams

will be allowed to practice on the 15th. • Junior Olympic Festival for El Toro Fleet at Waikiki Yacht

Club on July 12th. • Junior Olympic Festival for Open Skif Fleet at Waikiki Yacht

Club on July 13th. • Open Skif State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club

August 7th and 8th. • Hawaii Laser Association Events on August 7th and 8th at

Kaneohe Yacht Club. • Laser State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club,

September 11th and 12th. • El Toro State Championships at Kaneohe Yacht Club,

September 25th. • El Toro Bullship at Kaneohe Yacht Club, September 26th. • HYSA Event at Kaneohe Yacht Club October 9th and 10th

JUNIOR DIRECTOR Jesse Andrews

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xciting things are happening at Kaneohe! In order to improve the water quality of our harbor, KYC is teaming up and developing a minimally invasive oyster gardening program with Waiwai Ola Waterkeepers

(WOWHI). WOWHI is a member of Waterkeeper Alliance with over 350 organizations and affiliates in 46 countries. They have been improving water quality and clarity around Oahu since 2017 and have agreed to guide KYC through their gardening program.

These oysters will not only allow for cleaner waters but present an educational opportunity for our members—especially our juniors. This will be a great way to gain hands-on experience with the scientific method, data collection, and analysis as the juniors will be able to take water samples, check data, and help with cage maintenance. All data collected will be shared with the Marine Corps Base Marina (who will be facilitating their own oyster project) as well as KYC’s senior leadership to present at the regional DLNR monthly meeting. This program is an opportunity to make sustainable projects enjoyable and interactive for not only our members, but our keiki as well. It is a multi-purpose project that will accomplish these goals: A. Help clean the KYC Harbor up to a pristine state. B. Provide education for all club members on ways to better care for the harbor and bay water in the coming years. C. Teach our young members the steps and process of using the scientific method---data collection and analysis. Taking water samples, cleaning cages, and checking the data. D. Provide data for senior KYC leadership to present at the regional DNLR monthly meeting. E. Work with our neighbors the Marine Corps Base Marina who are also planting Oysters. F. Make climate change projects fun, meaningful, and interesting to young people.

Oysters at KYCBy Morgan Vodzak

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Photo: Pete Stokka

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Photos: Leina’ala Davis

Photo: Pete Stokka

nergy Observer docked at KYC’s G pier over Memorial Day weekend. This is its third port of call in the United States after stopping in Long Beach and San Francisco. She just finished her

“PAC CUP” sail in 15 days from SF to KYC. This French initiative is sponsored by private sector groups. Victorien Erussard is the leader of a 40-person team of sailors, engineers, reporters and scientists who are circumnavigating the global for 7 years and finishing in Paris, France for the opening of the Olympic Games in 2024.

This floating laboratory is experimenting with three clean energy sources (solar, wind and hydro power) which enable the vessel to be completely self-sufficient. No noise, no water pollution, and no greenhouse gases emissions.

This amazing vessel is a former ocean racer with a distinguished racing record. She was converted in 2014 into a floating energy laboratory and started sailing in 2017.

The staff are providing tours from June 1-2 and 4-6 in the mornings. The first tour is from 8am-9am and the second tour is from 9am to 10am.

Non KYC members are welcome to come with you if you want to see and learn about renewable energy technology.

Contact: Andy Bates by text at 808 630-0224 or email [email protected] if you want to look into the future.

A Window Into The FutureBy Andy Bates

Energy Observer enters Kaneohe Bay. Photos: Katia Nicolet

Membership Count as of May 31, 2021 SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .628 LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 NON-RESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115 SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .957

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Aloha Everyone, Summer Sailing sign ups are available from this link https://theclubspot.com/register/camp/2KfykwQdS6/class If you are interested in summer sailing classes I strongly suggest you sign up ASAP as classes are limited to 8 or nine students due to COVID restrictions.

Classes will be run in two week sessions through 7/23 followed by two one week sessions in the end of summer. We are very fortunate to have the Ray Sanborn fund available to help share the cost of the KYC sailing classes for students that would like to apply for financial assistance. After signing up for classes you can attach your receipt to the scholarship application found here https://www.kamaainakids.com/kamaaina-kids-ray-sanborn CLASS DATES Session I: June 1 - June 10 (no class June 11th due to Summer Circuit) Session II: June 14 - June 25 Session III: June 28 - July 9 Session IV: July 12 - July 23 Session V: July 26 - July 30 (one week) Session VI: August 2 - August 6 (one week) Session V and VI are one week sessions, the rest are two week. Session I is 8 days instead of ten since no class on May 31 or June 4th. The Foil Racing class is open to WASZP, Wind and Wing foilers with their own equipment. We will have three spots open for this class for the club WASZPS based on experience. We will also have a weekly adult sailing class with times and dates TBA. Here are the classes that are going to be offered this summer. AM Novice Topper Class 930am to 1230pm Recommended Age 9+ No experience required, sailing levels 1-2. Eight year olds are occasionally allowed with prior experience. Entry Level class for primarily beginning sailors. This class is taught in Toppers and emphasizes knowledge of the boat, rigging, basics of sailing, water safety and building confidence in boat handling on all points of sail. Swimming proficiency is required. Students must be able to demonstrate the ability to swim two lengths of the swimming pool, unassisted and without the use of flotation devices. AM Intro to Single-handed Sailing 9am to Noon Age 9+ Experience required. Sailing levels 2-4. This class is for the sailor who is looking to get involved with racing and is primarily taught in Toppers, Bics and El Toros. There will be an emphasis on boat handling skills and racing tactics. AM O'Pen Skiff (BIC) and Laser Racing 9:30-12:30 Age 9+ Experience Required. Sailing levels 4-6. This is for the Junior who understands the basic fundamentals of sailing, including: rigging, points of sail, docking and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and able to sail a boat by themselves. Focus will be on training for upcoming regattas. Sailing will be in El Toros, Open Bics, Lasers, FJs, 29ers, and/or 420s (depending on what regatta the Junior is training for). PM Intermediate to Advanced Topper /O'Pen Skiff 1:00-4:00 Recommended Age 9+ Experience recommended, Sailing levels 3-4. Students that have already taken the beginning Topper class (or who are currently enrolled), and wish to further develop sailing skills and get comfortable sailing on their own are eligible to take this class. Concepts learned in the beginning class are built upon. Students will get the chance to learn how to single-handed sail in Toppers in this class PM Double-handed and Laser racing class 1pm-4pm Age 11+ Experience Required. Sailing levels 4-6. This is for the Junior who understands the basic fundamentals of sailing, including: rigging, points of sail, docking and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and able to sail a boat by themselves. Focus will be on training for upcoming regattas. Sailing will be mostly in 420's, 29ers and Lasers(depending on what regatta the Junior is training for). PM Advanced WASZP, Windsurf foil and Wing foil Racing 1:30-4:30 You must be pre approved for this advanced racing class from Jesse. Age 13+

Experience Required. Sailing Levels 5-6. This class is for kids with prior experience in these foiling vehicles and are categorized as intermediate to advanced foilers. They must be able to foil around a course and are looking to improve their foiling skills. . Wind and Wing foilers must have their own gear and be able to stay upwind. They can choose to either practice maneuvers and skills or participate in course racing with the WASZPS and Wind Foilers when they want to. Lifejackets are required and helmets are very strongly recommended. SAILING LEVELS: Level 1 Young Novice: Ages 8-10 that are relatively new to sailing. Learning the essentials of sailing. Some skills taught will be to pass a swim test, right a capsized boat, tie a variety of knots, three ways to tell where the wind is coming from, Use and understand hand signals on the water, name points of sail and rigging and derigging boats. On the water skills taught will be: Follow the leader, sail a figure 8 course, sail a triangle course, sail to the dock safely, Tack and jibe and learn how to get out of irons. These classes will have a student to adult ratio of 5 to 1 or less. Level 2 Novice Ages 9-16 that are relatively new to sailing. May have taken a sailing class before but still working on skippering the boat back to the club, docking, being able to sail upwind and adjust to the various wind conditions. Pass a man overboard recovery, learn basic right of way rules. After showing instructors that they are sufficient at sailing around a course in tradewinds as a skipper and a crew, rigging and derigging, safely land properly tacking and jibing, docking, tying the various knots then they are ready to be Level 3! Level 3 intermediate These sailors will be working on skippering a boat safely and proficiently. They will be introduced to O'Pen Skiffs (Bics), El Toro's and possibly Lasers and 420's. They must learn to properly rig and derig these boats. Learn how to steer the boat using their weight and sail trim, tacking and jibing correctly in up to 15 knots of wind. Learn how a start and a race works. Be able to use the hiking strap and sail "on the wind" for an upwind leg of the course. Know how to read telltales and learn the five basic racing rules. Level 4 Advanced intermediate By now you are sailing in the local races such as the KYC Friday night fun races and are starting to sail in the HYSA events and other local races. You are comfortable sailing in 15 knots without too much assistance. You know how to find the favored end of the starting line and are getting better at roll tacking and sailing wind shifts correctly upwind and down. You can tack and jibe without much issue in up to 15 knots of wind. Level 5 Advanced You have gone to events and have placed in the top three in an event with more than three people! You are starting to enjoy the racing circuit and can handle a full sized El Toro and Bic sail in 15 knots of wind. You enjoy the challenge of heavier winds and the thrill of going fast and learning the finite skills such as low speed start maneuvering, surfing waves, using the spinnaker on the 420, trapezing and competing with the KYC race team at regattas! Level 6 Expert! You are able to skipper and crew in 420's and have competed in events with a trapeze and spinnaker. You are able to sail boats in over 15 knots of wind and feel comfortable. You enjoy helping others by showing them to properly rig and instructing on and off the water. You are starting to do qualifying regattas and travelling to the mainland for National events. If you are sailing double-handed boats you have a steady partner. You can sail the 29er and recover from capsizing on your own even with the spinnaker up. You or your crew can tight reach with the spinnaker and on the trapeze. You know the rules of sailing and show good sportsmanship and seamanship! Congrats if you make it this far in sailing! You will make lifelong friends all over the country and even the world. Sailing can be addicting and turn into a lifelong sport and lifestyle! http://www.kaneoheyachtclub.com/web/pages/summer-sailing

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