The last 2 races of the Spring Series were run last Sunday with a small fleet enjoying pre-sailing banter amidst the English drizzle. It seems the forecast kept most sailors in front of the TV instead of at the lake, and maybe they had the right idea?

Although the fleet was smaller, with about 14 participants, the excitement was palpable as sailors gathered to compete. This reduced turnout was due to several LSWSA members participating in the Lake Cootharaba Cat Challenge Regatta.

…Race 7 was characterized by impressive speeds, with some boats reaching nearly 20 knots on the reaches. The excitement continued into Race 8, where the weather remained fine but possibly windier…

Another perfect day at the world's best sailing club. A mix of monos, cats and Tri’s met the Starters gun including at least one Open Skiff, Laser Rooster…

Congratulations to Ian on his win for the day. With only three boats on the water, we all could expect a podium finish…

…by the second race there was a fairly consistent breeze to get everyone around the course. A very mixed fleet of 20 boats with a number of monos as well as the cats….

It was great to see a nice size fleet considering it was fathers day and nice to see some members social sailing, or just relaxing and picnicking on the shores and watching the sailing.

Congratulations to Paul on his first place, who kept that IOM moving, making it hard to haul him in…

Not many boats out today, but plenty going on, with a few incidents at the start and some boat damage. Add a few capsizes and…

Well, today we held the Ray Nasmith Trophy after a couple of false starts. Only three skippers were there to start competition, except one skipper, who we will not mention by name

It was a bit of a cold grey day, but nineteen skippers gathered around race control with the promise of more unpredictable winter winds on the forecast…

Well we had a very slow start to the day with low to no wind, we only managed to complete three races between 10 o'clock and 12 noon…