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Texas Corinthian Yacht Club to Host U.S. Adult Sailing Championship This Weekend

KEMAH, TX. (October 20, 2021) —From Hawaii to Rhode Island, some of the country’s best adult sailors will head to Texas for a weekend of competition and camaraderie at the 2021 U.S. Adult Sailing Championship. The event is sailed in Sonars, and practice will start on Wednesday, October 20, with racing Thursday through Sunday. Nine teams, each representing a regional sailing association from around the country, plus the club’s home team, will contest the regatta. Winners will be awarded the Clifford D. Mallory Trophy. The event is hosted by Texas Corinthian Yacht Club and sponsored by Regatta Craft Mixers

Texas Corinthian YC is no stranger to this regatta, having hosted in 1959. “Back in those days, the defending Champion hosted the Regatta the year following their victory,” says Jack Daniel, Event Chair at TCYC. “Members Bob Mosbacher, with Crew Pete Masterson and George Francisco II, won the 1958 Mallory Cup held at American Yacht Club. The 1959 Championship was won by Buddy Melges — now an honorary member at TCYC — and he went on to win the 1960 and 1961 Championships as well.”

The Club has overcome quite a few challenges ahead of this year’s U.S. Adult Sailing Championship, dealing with the pandemic and hurricane damage to the property in mid-September. “We’ve made the necessary repairs, and our fleet of Sonars is well-equipped and outfitted with brand new, never-before-used suits of sails,” says Daniel.

“Even though I am not racing, I am excited to be back on the waters of Galveston Bay,” says US Sailing National Adult Sailing Championship Chair Samson Vasquez. “The team at Texas Corinthian of the volunteers have been hard at it to put on a stellar event. With this being my first year as chairman, I got lucky. All I had to do was just show up.”

“These waters were the start of my sailing journey,” he adds. “With teams from around the nation and the farthest team coming in from Hawaii, it will prove to be a slugfest.” Vasquez plans to be on the water this weekend, capturing the action via drone.

“For a small club of only 165 member families, TCYC has a history of hosting some of the finest one-design competitions of the modern era, and we can’t wait to begin the 2021 version of the U.S. Adult Sailing Championship underway this Thursday,” says Daniel.

For more information, and to follow along, visit  https://www.ussailing.org/competition/championships/2021-u-s-adult-sailing-championship/

About US Sailing

The United States Sailing Association (US Sailing), the national governing body for sailing, provides leadership, integrity, and advancement for the sport in the United States. Founded in 1897 and headquartered in Bristol, Rhode Island, US Sailing is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization. US Sailing offers training and education programs for instructors and race officials, supports a wide range of sailing organizations and communities, issues offshore rating certificates, and provides administration and oversight of competitive sailing across the country, including National Championships and the US Sailing Team. For more information, please visit  www.ussailing.org .

About Regatta Craft Mixers

Since 2006, Regatta has been making classic Bermuda Stone Ginger Beer, a premier mixer that has become widely recognized as the industry standard. Now Regatta offers a full line of premium mixers and sodas, all finely crafted in small batches including Regatta Dry Citrus Sparkling Tonic, Regatta Royal Oak Ginger Ale, Regatta Pacific Sea Salt Club Soda and Regatta Light Ginger Beer. The company uses the highest quality ingredients and creates distinctive flavors that appeal to the most discerning customers. For news and updates follow Regatta Craft Mixers on Facebook and Instagram (@RegattaCraftMixers) or visit  www.regattacraftmixers.com

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There was a time when Uncle Henry's was a destination. The long dock (.2 mile) was our main street. Almost all the slips were filled with semi-permanent residents. Most all the boats were "Live Aboards."

Transportation along main street was a bike or our own two legs. Most of us had a car, for those occasions when we  needed supplies, hope

Transportation along main street was a bike or our own two legs. Most of us had a car, for those occasions when we  needed supplies, hopefully parked in the parking lot. It was always over full. On the second floor of the Dockmaster Building were coined washers and dryers, also complete heads. There was great camaraderie as well as privacy and respect. Get togethers were spontaneous, and one of them fostered the idea of "our own Yacht Club."  

What better name than to identify with where we were.....and thus on March 28 1994 Trestle Cove Yacht Club became a reality. We didn't have nor have today a physical building, only a strong bond that keeps us together.

Our first Commodore was Ann Strahan---now known as Commodorable. We have been fortunate from that time on to have good leaders at the helm.

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The Cruisers and Keelboat section of TCYC operates from Teignmouth Harbour and meet socially in Teign Corinthian Yacht Club, Eastcliff Walk, Teignmouth.

On the Teign yachts are moored on deep water swinging moorings and drying fore and aft moorings between the Shaldon bridge and the harbour mouth. Some club members keep their boats in Torbay or on the Dart.

The club has an active cruiser race group that hold races every Wednesday evening and some weekends during the summer months. Most of the boats are moored near Polly Steps and crews meet at around 1730 for Wednesday races but check with individual skippers.

The club owns 2 Cork 1720's that are available to give you an introduction to sailing or as to become a regular crew member. These boats take part in the Wenesday racing click here for further details. On Thursdays are sailed under the "this girl can" banner click here for further details.

There is also a very popular cruising group who have a good mix of nearby and distant cruises.

Click here to see the planned Cruiser activity.

The river is well dredged and marked as Teignmouth is a commercial port and there is good access at most states of the tide although strong easterly winds combined with an ebb tide can make the harbour entrance dangerous. Visiting yachts should contact the Harbour Commission . Note that there are no walk ashore moorings on the river. The Yacht club welcomes visiting yachtsmen at its Eastcliff Club House which is open on Wednesday and Friday Evenings.

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