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Port Hacking Open Sailing Club

Locality: Yowie Bay, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9526 1506

Address: 226 Attunga Road, Yowie Bay 2228 Yowie Bay, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.phosc.org.au

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25.01.2022 Well done Peter and Joel

25.01.2022 Our club and our water is waiting for the 2020-21 sailing season to start again 13 Sept 2020

25.01.2022 Heron National Championships , Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Boreen Point QLD Race 5 results, 8-14 knots 8th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 14th Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong,... 16th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read Race 6 results, 8-11 knots 2nd Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 7th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 32nd Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong, Overall Progress 1st A Power Rohan & Aidan Nosworthy 2nd Funky Chicken Peter & Joel Vaiciurgis 3rd Goose on the loose Kylie & Mia Vaiciurgis 4th Heronosaurus 5th She Said Yes David & Michelle Johnson 6th Millennium Falcon Paul & Ryan Foster 7th Aloha Ryan & Finnegan Savage 8th sCAREY Chris Carey & Miles Browne 9th Zephyr Nick & Lachlan Palmer 10th O for Awesome 27th Lets Play Good Luck Yowie Racing Team

25.01.2022 Today’s weather forecast... 22 deg and Cloudy. High (80%) chance of showers during the morning and afternoon winds North to northeasterly 10 to 15 knots, locally reaching up to 20 knots during the afternoon and early evening.

24.01.2022 Hi everyone, this coming Sunday 27th September 2020 we will be conducting the "2019-2020 Champion of Champions" race. The race is conducted between last season's scratch winner of our NS14 and Heron fleet in a best of 3 race event. Our contestants in the arena this season are: Adam Bieder & Paul Armstrong. These old foes have done battle in this competition previously in Herons, this year they will be competing in two closely matched Aero 10 version NS14's (NS1905 & NS1906).... Boats will be on deck from 10am and we encourage members to come down early to support and view this exciting annual event PS to review our CV-19 protocols go to PHOSC COVID PLAN See more

24.01.2022 Bowline, for the newbies just watch and practice this method

24.01.2022 See Heron State Tittle results via score it link

24.01.2022 https://photos.google.com//AF1QipOLSN_ApRsfKlnWJLI91F1FwSR

21.01.2022 The Annual Jibbon course Race is on today, 10th Feb, weather forecast says Sunny. Winds southwesterly 15 to 20 km/h shifting east to southeasterly in the early afternoon then becoming light in the evening. Temperature 25 deg Today’s plan 9am -9.30 am arrive at club 9.30-10.30 Rigg boat 10.30am leave to sail to Darook Park Beach... 12.30-1.15pm Picnic lunch on Darook Park Beach 1.30-3.30 Race with Cronulla Sailing club off Jibbon Beach in Port Hacking 3.30 -5pm sail home Families can meet up on Darook Park Beach for the picnic, tide is high at 12:25pm Feel free to bring your own boat to spectate! Contact Rear Commodore Russel Sullivan (0418 478 351) for more specific race details See more

20.01.2022 https://photos.google.com//AF1QipNE1G3st9YMpZB30IM7jDwQMm1

20.01.2022 Heron National Championships , Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Boreen Point QLD Race 8 result 8-12 knots 7th Place, O for Awesome Paul & Xavier Armstrong, 16th Place Heronosaurus Travis & Flynn Read 40th Lets Play Michael Armstrong & Oliver Armstrong,... *** Overall / Final **** 1st A Power Rohan & Aidan Nosworthy 2nd Funky Chicken Peter & Joel Vaiciurgis 3rd Goose on the loose Kylie & Mia Vaiciurgis 4th She Said Yes David & Michelle Johnson 5th Millennium Falcon Paul & Ryan Foster 6th IcyPole Christopher & Olivia Loring 7th Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 10th O for Awesome 28th Lets Play

19.01.2022 Crew positions NS14 class, this weekend two adult crews are looking for the opportunity to sail, please contact me or Sharon if you can fill these two spots. Also the Heron class skippers need children to crew, it’s the perfect way for kids to learn to sail no experience needed

18.01.2022 2020-2021 RACE PROGRAM is now available for download or online viewing at our "CLUB RACING" drop down tab. Or click on this link https://cdn.revolutionise.com.au/site/uuoy7itbgrqxl9qp.pdf Happy Sailing for 2020-2021, PHOSC Committee

18.01.2022 Good Luck to Travis Read, Josh Linnegar, our cousins from 'down river' at CSC, and ALL those on board ASPARAS sailing in the 2018 Rolex Sydney to Hobart And the all important weather forecast heading Northeasterly 15 to 20 knots, reaching up to 25 knots offshore in the evening. And the other challenge for the armchair sailors why not enter the Virtual Regatta event and race online and see if we can beat ASPARAS to Hobart

18.01.2022 Today’s all important weather forecast - 29 deg Partly cloudy. Medium (60%) chance of showers, most likely in the afternoon and evening, with the risk of a thunderstorm. Winds Northeasterly 10 to 15 knots knots increasing to 15 to 20 knots in the afternoon, locally reaching 25 knots by evening. And lastly it’s an Open Handicap race followed by the Xmas party 6:00pm start

17.01.2022 Today’s PHOSC weather forecast, 21 Deg and Sunny, looking good and the important information for Visitors, casual and permanent Crew positions are available just come to the club about 12 MD,

17.01.2022 https://photos.google.com//AF1QipOK-9XKlk4B-5sM8fgiWM7wPll

17.01.2022 PHOSC Mark Peelgrane’s Sharpie Eleanor Rigby was N35

17.01.2022 This year 2020 marks the 75th Anniversary of our fabulous club, here is a photo slideshow of some of our sailing history and part of the evolution of our club when we celebrated 60 years young, https://youtu.be/4VGPLrL-nBo, many of the photos were taken by Howard Wright Image Professional Photography

17.01.2022 Friends it’s that time again the Sydney To Hobart Race is just 2 days away, why not join with me by entering the Virtual Regatta (an online sailing race), it’s a three day race so why not... I am entering as RogueOne_PHOSC

16.01.2022 A little bit of PHOSC club history from the VJ class website and relates to photo and story VJ No 13 with No 16 mainsail rigged at Gymea Bay, photo from 1949 courtesy of Roger Gregson as follows As an 8year old I would dream of sailing while watching boats being rigged for racing at was then the PORT HACKING OPEN SAILING CLUB, my first sail was on an 18’ ELWOOD SEAHORSE on a screaming southerly race day and the captain (Pop Collet) desperately needed a bail boy. I sailed the ...ELWOOD for 2years before my life changed to an ancient VJ. I have in my photo collection one photo taken some 63 years ago of a VJ named EVE which was taken in Gymea Bay after I had re-built her. I found EVE in a bad state of disrepair in a back yard at Kirrawee. As a 10year old I rebuilt her (in our lounge room) to become a sailer once again Specs. Frames were built from 2’x1’ roofing battens (some dressed all round with some rough sawn) Sides and bottom were diagonally planked with Australian red cedar 12’’ wide by 3/8’’ thick Deck was planked running bow to stern with 4 or 5’’ x 3/3 cedar. Transom was dowelled and glued maple 1.25 thick Centreboard was steel plate All fittings were cast bronze The foot well was canvas sided with a timber bottom allowing to lift the bottom up if it filled with water All planking was caulked with cotton hemp and glazing putty, however when discovered she was lying in amongst a patch of weeds with grass growing through all planks. The grass had to be cut from underneath just to move her. I had no money and the then owner (a Mr Simpson) said I could have the boat for as long as I wanted it and could do anything to it as long as I didn’t change the name and returned the boat to him when I no longer had a need for it. Mast and boom were of well seasoned oregon hand shaped and all pulleys were wood blocks with bronze wheels. Stamped into the keelson beneath a brass rubbing strip was the number 13 however the sail had a number 16 so I can only surmise that the sails were a later addition. In the time I had her I replaced the boom with a very lite spruce rib from a Spitfire airplane (I think) and re-decked her with marine ply as the original cedar had warped incredibly. At the beginning of the season 2 people could lift her but by the end of the season it needed 12. a 2.5 lift pump was fitted beside the centreboard case I sailed EVE for 3-4years (often single handed) in the PORT HACKING OPEN SAILING CLUB (formerly located at Gymea Bay and then we built a Club house with child labour at the current Yowie Bay location) the Club may still have some old trophies bearing the name EVE as I managed to take out the Club point score twice and was runner up to the Championship before the more $ driven competition became too strong. The last I heard of her was that she was a club boat at Abbotsford being used as a trainer but it is only hearsay See more

16.01.2022 Latest results update National Heron Championships , come on Yowie come on... Happy New Year

16.01.2022 INTERESTED IN CREWING ON A DINGHY OR SAILING YOUR OWN BOAT WE MAY HAVE CREW POSTIONS AVAILABLE @ PHOSC Come sailing on the beautiful waters of Port Hacking with Port Hacking Open Sailing Club located at Yowie Bay. Our fleet consists mainly of Flying 11's, Herons & NS14's (Northbridge Senior), with races run every Sunday from September to April (excluding school holidays). Whether you are interested in skippering your own boat or becoming a regular crew member, there is s...omething for everyone from the social to the competitive sailor, catering for the young to the more mature ages. We welcome new boats to the club & our skippers are always looking for crew, whether they are experienced or just interested in learning and developing their sailing skills. There are also some club boats available on request to try out, if you already have some sailing skills. Due to the competitive nature of racing, the physical demands & the limited space available on dinghys, some skippers will have specific preferences relating to a suitable crew member, however we will try to accomodate you at the club to get you involved in the great sport of sailing. If youre just interested to see if either of these classes would suit you, please feel free to turn up on any Sunday that we are racing (~ midday) to have a closer look. To enquire about competing in your own boat or crewing opportunities @ PHOSC, please contact us with some details at [email protected] See more

15.01.2022 This is a copy of my Super8 movie film, taken after I retired during a heat of the 1976-77 Skate Sailing Australian Championship, at Chelsea Yacht Club, and details the carnage of the fleet trying to sail into the beach

15.01.2022 Stay safe everyone, definitely no Jibbon today and or Yowie Bay ;-(( The wind gauge at Wattamolla is saying gusts to 45 knots.

15.01.2022 Today 22 Nov at PHOSC the event is the "Sprint Race". This event consists of 3 short races back to back starting ~ 1:30pm. A club briefing will be held at 12:30pm in the clubhouse, and all boats need to be ready to depart following the briefing. Today's weather forecast looks great, a nor'easter 14 knots, 25 deg and mostly sunny. And for those who may accidentally capsize the water temp is warming 22 deg

15.01.2022 PHOSC SAILING RETURNS Hi everyone, At last were back!! Tomorrow, Sunday 13/9/20 will be our first day back at sailing for the 2020-2021 season. The sailing program is now available on the website, if you haven’t already seen it, go to Latest News at: PHOSC HOME We also have a new generic Crew Wanted post on our HOME website, if you require crew please email [email protected] with your details and we will try to match you up when we receive enquiries.... And just a few reminders about this weekend: Our governing body "Australian Sailing" recommendeds to "Get in, Sail & Get Out" To sail you must be a paid-up, registered club member before you arrive at the club on Sunday (for insurance reasons, no registration = NO SAILING!) Please don’t come to the club if you feel unwell or have been in contact with someone that may be sick, or have visited a Covid Hotspot recently The NSW Government requires that we have a sign on sheet on arrival (digital version preferred). This will be available on arrival at the club, then using your phone camera you can scan the QR code and fill in your details i.e. name, arrival time, etc just like at most pubs / bars / restaurants etc If you are having difficulties using the QR code please ask Georgia or James Birdsall for assistance. If you don’t have a capable phone or a phone, we will also have a back up paper version available to fill in Please exercise social distancing requirements (this requirement is exempt when racing) Absolutely NO ACCESS inside the canteen at ANY time (canteen managers excluded) Utilise the hand sanitiser available onsite Abide by all the usual Covid-19 hygiene protocols To view our Covid-19 plan go to: PHOSC COVID-19 PLAN

14.01.2022 On this day in 2018 PHOSC rembered that 100 years previous the armistice signed between the Allies of World War I and Germany at Compiègne, France at 5:45 am, for the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War I,

13.01.2022 Big shout out to PHOSC F11 1257 Sandfly, Ziggy and Charlie and F11 1337 Shake Your Booties II, Flynn and Ludo. Currently placing 2nd and 3rd in the Transition Fleet of the State Titles. Well done boys.

13.01.2022 Stay safe everyone

13.01.2022 Heron National Championships , Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Boreen Point QLD Invitation race results, 1st Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 6th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 31st Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong,... Fleet 53 Entries

12.01.2022 The Jib Hand race that was to be sailed tomorrow morning, has been rescheduled to Sunday morning 15th March due to wind forecast 17-18 Knot southerly. The afternoon is still to go ahead and should be lots of fun as its a NON Championship / Open Handicap race.

12.01.2022 The 2020 Sydney to Hobart yacht race has cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak in New South Wales. The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA) released a statement tonight 19 Dec 2020 saying the decision to cancel the the 76th Sydney to Hobart was made after the Tasmanian Government declared Greater Sydney a "medium risk" zone. The yacht club said it was unrealistic to proceed with the race as restrictions would require all competitors, families, race management and staff to quarantine for 14 days on arrival in Tasmania.

12.01.2022 Annual GENERAL MEETING **** Tonight Monday 20th July 2020 - TIME: 19:30 - 21:00 At PHOSC Clubhouse, 226B Attunga Road, Yowie Bay, NSW, 2228

11.01.2022 Hi everyone, following the latest announcement from the Federal Government regarding the Covid-19 virus which places further restrictions on public gatherings etc, the PHOSC Committee has decided that the 2019-2020 racing season for the club will end immediately. The Committee does not take this decision lightly as many members will be disappointed, however after discussions today with Australian sailing personnel and reviewing the new restrictions, the Committee has decided ...the cessation of all club activities is necessary in order to protect our members, their families and the community. Dates for the annual presentation dinner and start of the 2020-2021 sailing season will be announced later in the year, pending lifting of the current restrictions. The Committee would like to thank all our volunteers and helpers that contributed to another successful (but short) sailing season at PHOSC. We wish all members & their families the very best over the coming months. Regards, PHOSC Committee See more

11.01.2022 'Never trust wind with a W in it!' Unfortunately the weather has got the better of the second day of racing, and all racing has been abandoned. Presentation at 11:30am.

10.01.2022 Hi everyone, the NSW NS14 State secretary has advised, that after consultation with Port Stephens Sailing & Aquatic Club and the NSW NS14 committee, the 2020 NS14 "State Titles" have been cancelled due to concerns surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic. If the situation improves, the NS14 committee & PSSAC are hopeful of restaging the event later in the year possibly October or November TBC. Full refunds will be issued to those that have previously entered. For further info go to... the NS14 facebook page or NSW NS14.org Unfortunately due to the Covid-19 virus, many sporting events have been cancelled around Australia and the world. At this stage PHOSC have no plans to curtail our sailing activities, however the clubs committee will continue to monitor the situation and make appropriate decisions as guided by "Australian Sailing" and our in-house committee to ensure the health and safety of our sailing family over the coming weeks and months. The "Australian Sailing" CEO has issued a statement to clubs regarding these issues, and we urge all members to read it. See more

09.01.2022 Some good photos feat. Asparas with Travis skippering, Josh L. and some of our CSC friends in this album from the Hobart.

08.01.2022 If racing is slow... haha. Coffee sounds great! Not sure if it's open on Sundays but some of you have other boats and frequent the bay on other days too.

08.01.2022 COL TASKER NOMINATED FOR 2020 COOK COMMUNITY AWARD "COMMODORE COL" RECEIVES AWARD. Our previous Commodore, "Commodore Col" Tasker has been succesful as a contestant for the Cook Community Award 2020. The award ceremony was conducted at Wanda Surf Lifesaving Club on Saturday 12th December 2020. Col's award was recognition for service to sailing in the Cook Electorate, and serving 15 years as Commodore at PHOSC, a record for our club! The award was presented by the Federal Member for Cook and Prime Minister, Mr Scott Morrison.

08.01.2022 Heron National Championships , Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Boreen Point QLD Race 1 results, 5-13 knots 6th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 7th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 26th Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong,... Race 2 results, 7-12 knots 15th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 6th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 37th Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong, Fleet 53 Entries

08.01.2022 Breaking News - Hi everyone, unfortunately due to new NSW Government restrictions imposed from today, Fri 21 Aug, our planned "Working Bee" & "Presentation" that we had planned have had to be postponed. The current restrictions will be in place for six weeks. For further info regarding the restrictions go to LATEST COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS This mandate will NOT have any effect on the start of our competition due to commence on Sunday 13th September 2020 We will endeavour to reschedule these events when restrictions are lifted.

08.01.2022 Hi everyone, due to the current forecast for this Sunday 9th FEBRUARY 2020 indicating possible thunderstorms, heavy rains, swell to 3m and high winds, the planned trip to sail with Cronulla Sailing Club @ Cronulla has been cancelled. Our normal program will resume the following week on Sunday 16th FEBRUARY 2020 Go to PHOSC RACE PROGRAM for event details.

07.01.2022 Progress Results NS14 50th National Championship, of note Race 4 was abandoned, at Illawarra Yacht Cub

07.01.2022 Eleanor Rigby, just wondering if someone may recognise crew in Photo

07.01.2022 Then maybe 1960’s, and now 2020, source of photo Sutherland Shire Council Library

06.01.2022 News Flash National Heron Championship Perth Dinghy Sailing Club INVITATION race, Heronasaurus Paul Armstrong-H./O.Armstrong 3rd, Lets Play Michael Armstrong- Xavier Waters 16th. Today is Heat 1 good luck Yowie Race Team

06.01.2022 SCHOOL HOLIDAY "KIDS LEARN TO SAIL" CAMP These classes fill fast, so if you are interested in a fun filled course, teaching your kids a life long skill in the outdoors, making new friends and perhaps the starting point of a new sport (instead of being stuck playing a computer game all holidays) please register your interest now by contacting the club for information or to reserve a spot. DATE: 20th-22nd January 2021 TIME: 9:30am - 3:00pm (Kids must leave promptly at 3...pm) It would be appreciated if parents could arrive before 2.30pm to help pack up the kids and equipment. COST: $330 per child ($160 club membership and $170 lessons) These lessons include theory on sailing, practical instruction, sailing using the club's fleet of "Optimist" dinghies, ice creams, & games. The club membership covers personal indemnity insurance, membership and Sunday morning kids sailing for the remainder of the season (April 2021) if they are keen to continue. WHAT TO BRING: BYO Lunch Hat Rash shirt Sunscreen Drink bottle Towel Swimsuit Change of clothing Warm Jacket Old sneakers or water shoes to wear in the boat (they will get wet)

06.01.2022 PHOSC INTRODUCTION TO SAILING COURSE" - (Adults and Teenagers) STARTS SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2019 This excellent course is run over four Sunday mornings from 9-11am (courses will be run on demand) and is aimed at the more mature students (ice creams still included ! ). DATES: 10th and 17th Nov, 1st and 8th Dec 2019 Cost for the course is $170 plus club membership - see costs below ( gives you membership to Australian Sailing, which provides personal accident insurance co...ver under their Sports Accident Insurance Scheme, and includes a full season membership so you can try sailing our club boats on Sunday mornings or try you hand at being a crew member.) Club membership costs: Adult membership (>18 years) $265 Student membership (full time student >18 years) $200 Youth membership (under 18 years) $160 Each week you will have some theory and some on water practical sailing experience. Suitable for adults and teenagers. Please send enquiries or register interest to: https://www.phosc.org.au/sailing-lessons/ See more

05.01.2022 Today’s forecast mostly Sunny and 28 deg, winds Northwesterly below 10 knots tending northeasterly 15 to 20 knots in the middle of the day. Today is championship event 13, so to sum that up, it’s going to be a great day on the Yowie

05.01.2022 Hey sailors... can you all please, pretty please do me a favour and vote for a crazy pregnant lady, who's renovating our house and just about ready to welcome bub #2 into the world!! Kylie Robertson

04.01.2022 PHOSC Christmas Party DATE: Sunday 20th December PLUS Leslie and Buz Skelton's retirement from the club TIME: from 5pm - straight after sailing... WHAT: BYO Dinner/drinks. Club BBQ will available to cook on. Leslie is also bringing some of her Christmassy treats for sweets. RSVP: to [email protected] See more

04.01.2022 Crew position available today NS14 Wildcat

02.01.2022 Hi all please see PHOSC COVID-19 Safety Plan https://www.phosc.org.au/news/covid-19-pandemic/

02.01.2022 Let’s just say it’s a glorious day to go sailing

02.01.2022 Scanned Copy 8mm Fim Sailing in the early 1970's at Port Hacking Open Sailing Club, and Yowie Bay

01.01.2022 PHOSC remembers 11 November 1918, the day guns of the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare

01.01.2022 Morning all the latest weather forecast, has a Strong wind warning Sydney Closed waters , and Gale warning Sydney Coast whereby all indicators for Sunday morning winds will be north west 20-25 knots plus, and turning South 25-30 knots in the afternoon which could be a southerly buster 5:00pm or earlier Therefore on the basis of these forecasts, todays race 29 Nov will be cancelled

01.01.2022 TROPHY PRESENTATION AND START TIME CHANGE Hi everyone, the presentation of Trophies from the 2019-2020 season, will now take place after racing on SUNDAY 13th DECEMBER 2020 This event will be a smaller than what we are used to, with BYO drinks & food allowed. Please ensure that you abide by all recommended Covid safe rules that everyone would be very familiar with by now! We encourage everyone to have the COVIDSafe app installed on their phone and register with our QR code upon arrival at the club. Further to this Sunday racing 13 Dec 2020, the start time will be changed to be 30 minutes EARLIER, whereby the start clock will begin the countdown at 12:30 PM

01.01.2022 Heron National Championships , Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Boreen Point QLD Race 3 results, 3-8 knots 16th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 4th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 20th Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong,... Race 4 results, 6-9 knots 20th Place, O for Awesome Paul Armstrong Xavier Armstrong, 8th Place Heronosaurus Travis Read Flynn Read 26th Lets Play Michael Armstrong Oliver Armstrong, Overall Progress 1st A Power Rohan Nosworthy & Aidan Nosworthy 2nd Funky Chicken Peter Vaiciurgis & Joel Vaiciurgis 3rd Goose on the loose Kylie Vaiciurgis & Mia Vaiciurgis 6th Millennium Falcon Paul Foster & Ryan Foster 5th Heronosaurus 12th O for Awesome 26th Lets Play Good Luck Yowie Racing Team Over 1st A Power Rohan Nosworthy & Aidan Nosworthy

01.01.2022 Port Hacking Open Sailing Club in the 70's Super 8 film Copy