Note: This was first published in March 2021 . Updated. Famous sailors like Columbus, Hudson, and Smith noted the earliest history of women at sea, but they were IN the sea—as mermaid spottings and written about in Captains' journals. Based on the dangers seafarers faced and the traditional role women held, it's understandable that females … Continue reading Women’s History Month: A Tribute to AYC Women Sailors
By Joe Motil, Cruising Captain Yo, Ho, Yo, Ho. A Pirates Life For Me!!! Ahoy! Thar be some exciting news a headin yer way. The guest for our April Membership Meeting will be pulling into port through Zoom, and this will be yer chance to hear and parley with the masters of the tall timbered … Continue reading April Meeting: Tall Timbered Ships
By Mike Ferring Severin Gramm is the very model of a modern major sailor, racing to the top, with information floatable, foilable, and planable. He knows the kings of Magic and quotes the fights historical. He understands boat speed, both simple and quadratical. He is the very model of the kind of person Americans want … Continue reading Glimpse of a Sailing Star Rising
By Bob Naylor The ASU Sailing Team hosts the PCCSC Cactus Cup this weekend, and it will be epic! This is the event's second year, and it’s grown bigger and better than ever. Twenty-one FJs will compete on Saturday and Sunday, with about 90 collegiate racers competing from ASU, California State — Channel Islands, San … Continue reading A Little Help Needed for the ASU Cactus Cup
