Hot regattas...

Here are the hot tickets for the 83rd traveling brigade, courtesy of John Cassada.

• Hawg Wild Regatta & SW District GMSC. Little Rock, AR. May 27/28/29. Memorial Wkend
• Egyptian Cup. Carlyle, IL. June 10-11-12
• NAC's. North Cape Yacht Club La Salle, MI. July 9-14. Sat-Thurs
• MW Districts. Delavan Lake Y.C. July 22/23/24. 
• Ephriam Regatta. Ephriam Yacht Club, WI. Aug. 5/6/7
• Scot-a-Hoochee. Lake Lanier Sailing Club, Lake Lanier, Gator Bowl. Sept 23/24/25
• Glow n Dark. Clinton Lake. Sept 30 - Oct 1/2
• Great Scot. Birmingham, AL. Sept 30 - Oct. 1/2
• Hospice Regatta. WCSC. Lake Hartwell, SC. Oct. 7/8/9
• Open House. CSC, Dallas,TX. Oct 14/15/16
• Wife Husband. Rush Creek Y.C. Lake Ray Hubbard, Rockwall, TX. Oct 22/23.
• Fall 48. Lake Norman. NC. Nov 4/5/6
• Gator Bowl. Rudder Club of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL. Dec 2/3/4

Click HERE for a map showing approximate elevations
in rows G and H

Statcounter, eenabled

Scroll down to check out the list of other hot regattas for 2022.  (thanks to John Cassada!)

Scots' race duty... sign up HERE
We have 5 RC duty dates and 5 people are needed for each date.  Please sign up for at least one (1) date, preferably two (2).  I have already signed myself up.  If you would like to take one of my spots, let me know and I can take another date.  And thanks for helping out. -- Chris Brooks

Want see what sailing a Scot is like?
Take a ride with Bronson and Rachel
Watch the video from their Texas adventure HERE

In memory of giants...

On Saturday, June 19, 2021, a glider was dedicated to the memory of Greg Vitt, John Woodworth, Jim Harris and E. Paul Moore, Jr. Scot sailors all, very much a part of CSA. Linda Vitt describes how the idea for a memorial came about….

"When Peg and I first started sailing together in 2019, we started talking about making a memorial to John and Greg. We decided on a bench to be placed on the area of the bank overlooking the lake that Flying Scot fleet 83 uses for lunches during race Sunday's.  When we lost Paul and Jim too we decided to get this dedication off the ground. Four Flying Scot sailors all in heaven in a 5 year time frame definitely needed to be memorialized.  

At first, I looked for a swing made of polywood, and remembered that Amish stores in North Missouri where Greg was born had quite a variety.  Greg's Dad and step Mom love to shop there and sent me a picture of the glider we decided to use. Greg's son Patrick transported it STL for us and we got it to the lake just in time for the 2021 Egyptian Cup Regatta."

Read Peg Woodworth’s words of dedication HERE. These four giants represent a total of 120 years of service to CSA and the Flying Scot fleet.