Rear Commodore Bill Georgi exchanged burgees with Sue Benko and Phillip Mason from the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron in Queensland Australia after the 2nd race of the...
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After a break last Thursday for NYC’s annual Kauai Channel Race, the wahines were back at it. While some mainland sailors might have found the 15-20 knot winds...
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In the early morning on Friday Aug 4th the 22nd annual Kaua`i Channel Race from Kane`ohe Bay to Nawiliwili Harbor began with 12 boats on the start line. At 7 am the...
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The series leaders going into the final race of the Horse and Pony Series threw down the gauntlet and dared each other to pull off a risky move right at the start. Fast...
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Having the best start is sometimes a good predictor on how well a boat finishes, and so it was with the third race of the NYC Horse and Pony Series. With a short 2.5...
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Bonjolea II had the best combined score of 3 points leading into the second race of the Nawiliwili Yacht Club Horse and Pony series with 2nd place in the horse race and...
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Bonjolea II skippered by Bonnie Tiffany found herself surrounded by a pack of wolfs (Olson 30’s) at the start of race 1 of the Horse and Pony Series. She was able to...
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It was the fourth and final race of the Nawiliwili Yacht Club Junior Invitational Race Series, and the boats were assembled behind the start line with their young crews...
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Bermuda and Kauai have a number of things in common, the first being that they are beautiful islands out the middle of their respective oceans, and second being that...
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The winds were gusting over 20 knots just before the start of the second race of the NYC Junior Invitational Race Series and crews and skippers were debating on whether...
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With only two points separating them going into the final race of the Louis Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series the crew of OZone had a watchful eye over Kato, the second...
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OZone was the points leader at the start of the fifth race of the 6-race Louis Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series, and she needed to do well to maintain her lead. Close...
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The winds were light and variable at the start of the fourth race of NYC’s Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. It was difficult to judge what side of the start line...
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Fast Company skipper Jim Saylor and crewmembers Bruce Raymond, Thor Temne, John Ross, Colby Curtis, and Kevin Arndt were in Honolulu during the April 22th weekend...
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Commodore Fred Styer and Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt welcomed Mac & Vickie McDonough visiting from Green Harbor, MA. They brought along their Green Harbor Yacht...
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The second race of the Nawiliwili Yacht Club Louie Abrams Memorial Series began with nine boats on the start line. Half the fleet needed to sail parallel to the start...
Read MoreThe weather conditions were perfect for the second Skippers Choice, Offshore Race on Saturday, April 8. With 10 knots of trade winds and sunny skies overhead the...
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Before the start of the first race of the Louis Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series, the crew of Papa a’u streamed flower petals in the wake of their boat in remembrance of...
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Charlotte Ross snapped these photos of Kauai Sailing Association Sunday morning Kids Club while sailing this past...
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The final race of the Glen Hontz Memorial Series was about to begin and eleven racing boats were assembling behind the start line in anticipation for the 5 o’clock...
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The racers of the Nawiliwili Yacht Club are still fiercely competitive even though Fast Company, skippered by Jim Saylor, has the Glen Hontz Memorial Race Series First...
Read MoreThe first Offshore Race Series – Skippers Choice was on March 4 and it was definitely BREEZE ON! The 20-25 knot wind was out of the southwest and 3 boats attended...
Read MoreThe south winds made their way up and over Keopameo, an 1167 ft. high mountain that overlooks Nawiliwili Bay. The winds then spread out across the bay and encountered 8...
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