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Congratulations to our 2020 Junior Champs:

Open Skiff- Hailey Bagnoni
Sunfish- Zeal Saballa
Laser- Alex Bagnoni

For all the scores: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16Z9vbJyRHkuboJsOiYwgTOYFvoDR1B2N/view?usp=sharing

What a beautiful day is turned out to be! We had perfect conditions for sailing with 18 juniors racing. Thank you to all the parents that worked hard to put on this wonderful event. Most importantly, thank you to Brett Gorrell for making a delicious dinner for all the families. We really appreciate you!!

Hello Fellow Members!

What a Summer we have had at our club! This has been a year of change but one thing has not changed and that is the camaraderie, relaxation, and beauty you will find at the lake. We have faced challenges due to the pandemic but, as a team, we have continued to problem solve and create, to the best of our ability, a safe place to escape the day-to-day grind.

Our Junior Sailing Camp was an amazing success this year. Over 90 juniors participated in our camp. Kim and her crew added COVID protocols in place that helped ease any worries parents may have had. Furthermore, they had juniors on the water SAILING! I am very proud of the entire Junior Camp staff for there dedication and flexibility this Summer.

The July 4 Moultrie Family BBQ and Family Day was a great event as always. Thank you to the Braggs and all the volunteers this year!

We have several events on the horizon and we have been discussing how to make those happen in a safe manner.

It was about 3:30 in the morning and the fire department was at the gate near my house. As we opened up the front door the fire fighter from Modoc told me there was a person in the water just off the club grounds. Nancy and I got dressed as fast as we could and as they made their way down to West Point Dock I questioned the firemen as to where the rescue boat was. He had no rescue boat. So, I said to him let’s go over to East point I have two boats in the water and we all go searching for the person in the water. He and I hopped in the skiff and the boat started right away thank goodness, so we headed out in a westerly direction off F dock and started searching for someone in the water, the problem was there was nobody in the water he was actually taking on water in his bass boat. Columbia County rescue was at Lake Springs by the volleyball courts, and they told us to start looking for a flashlight since he obviously had a phone and was in contact with them, so we started looking for

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