New RIB Motor fitted with financial assistance from NSW Local Sports Grants Program
With the financial assistance of the NSW Governments Local Sports Grants Program, the Jervis Bay Sailing Club is proud to announce that we have fitted a new Yamaha four stroke outboard motor to our club RIB, which will improve our ability to host sail training programs, run yachting races, deliver power boat operators’ courses and support major regattas. The RIB can now be utilized to support other like - minded clubs hosting major events by providing reliable on-water support for Jervis Bay and local District Events.
SEE the Details HERE with Photos
Upcoming Events =>
2025 AUSTRALIA DAY REGATTA, SUNDAY 26th January 2025 at IYC Sailing Club
Note: for a quick way to get to this website you can use jbsc.au
RACE REPORTS AND PROGRAM
NEXT RACE
The next race is a Championship Event on 11 January, with Merv Lotze nominated for duty. See you all then and there!!! The Nowra Marathon race is scheduled for the same day with some of our club members competing.
LAST RACE - Pointscore Race on 4 January 2024
The scheduled Pointscore Race on Saturday 4 January was cancelled with winds predicted to exceed the maximum guide strength of 22 knots.
The Four Sprints races on 21 December 2024 was sailed in fantastic conditions with 14 yachts competing or out for a sail. Damien and Jacob Bates set a fabulous shortish course allowing 4 races
to be completed. The SSE winds averaged 10-13 knots, gusting to 15-18 knots at times. There were waves to ride and planing conditions for the Laser and Aeros on the reaches providing
ideal conditions for everyone. Several members sailed their new yachts for the first races with us. Dave and Wendy Porter - Weta 2-Up; Mike Robbins - Paper Tiger cat;
Andy Wharton - Aero 7 (second time). Two yachts from the Sailing School (Spiral and Open Bic) joined in the fun, and Richard zoomed around in his Spiral learning the ropes. Adam Fortier
joined us sailing his rocket Hobie 14 Turbo. Mick Fairbairn (Finn) had a great tussle with Andy Wharton (Aero 7) with buoy disputes, Starb/Ports and 'my wind' fights until Mick tried to
use his main as a luff-loose Spinnaker in Race 3!! What a Great Day!!!! It was capped off by an Xmas BBQ at the clubhouse, which was very well attended.
The overall winner
on the day on Yardstick (Y) was Andy Wharton (Aero 7), with Merv Lotze (Finn) in second place and Mike Wootten (Laser) in third place. Next were David Ginty (Aero 5),
Adam Fortier (Hobie 14 Turbo) and Dave & Wendy Porter (Weta 2-Up). Geoff Carne was blindly quick in his International Canoe winning the first two races on Scratch (S) by a nautical mile or so.
The overall draft progressive Club Sprints event scores to date sees Damien Bates (Finn) First; Mike Wootten (Laser) in second place, followed by David Ginty (Aero) and Jacob Bates (Finn). Cheers and Best Wishes to everyone!
|
Class |
Skipper |
S1 |
Y1 |
S2 |
Y2 |
S3 |
Y3 |
S4 |
Y4 |
TOT |
Place |
|
Finn |
Mick Fairbairn |
4 |
2 |
5 |
3 |
dnf |
dnf |
dns |
dns |
### |
|
|
Spiral |
Merv Lotze |
7 |
3 |
9 |
5 |
4 |
2 |
6 |
2 |
12 |
2 |
|
Laser Radial |
Mike Wootten |
8 |
6 |
8 |
4 |
5 |
4 |
4 |
1 |
15 |
3 |
|
Aero 5 |
David Ginty |
6 |
5 |
6 |
6 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
3 |
17 |
4 |
|
Laser Radial |
Richard Pryor |
10 |
8 |
11 |
10 |
7 |
5 |
dns |
dns |
### |
|
|
IC |
Geoff Carne |
1 |
4 |
1 |
2 |
dns |
dns |
dns |
dns |
### |
|
|
Hunter 216 |
John Anderson |
11 |
7 |
10 |
9 |
8 |
7 |
dns |
dns |
### |
|
|
Aero 7 |
Andy Wharton |
2 |
1 |
3 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
3 |
4 |
7 |
1 |
|
Hobie 14 trap |
Adam Fortier |
3 |
9 |
2 |
7 |
2 |
6 |
1 |
5 |
27 |
5 |
|
Weta 2-Up |
Dave & Wendy |
9 |
11 |
7 |
11 |
6 |
8 |
2 |
6 |
36 |
6 |
|
Paper Tiger |
Mike Robbins |
5 |
10 |
4 |
8 |
dns |
dns |
dns |
dns |
### |
|
Note: The Program/Calendar for 2024/ 2025 and Roster is now shown on the website. The Handicap Starts for this event are also on the website.
Please click Program for a copy of the Program in PDF. or Jump to Program Page
Please advise the Committee for any changes you know of so that the Program can be kept up-to-date.JBSC Launches Safety Boat with New Motor thanks to Sponsorship from Veolia Mulwaree Trust. See the Press Release
Launch of New Support Boat - Sponsored by the Veolia Mulwaree Trust.
Today, 23rd August 2024 the Jervis Bay Sailing Club launched its brand new regatta 'on water support' RIB, thanks to the financial support of the Veolia Mulwaree Trust. We are grateful for their sponsorship and recognition of our club's efforts to provide the best possible experience for our sailors. This new addition to our fleet will enable us to offer stronger on-water support during major events..
The AGM was held at the Callala Bay Boatshed at 1100 hours on Saturday 3rd August 2024, with the previous committee re-elected.
Upcoming Events
RS Aero ROOSTER Australian National Championships 2025
Hosted by : Jervis Bay Sailing Club, NSW
19-23rd January 2025
With Training Day on Saturday 18 January . There are limited places available, so please use this link to REGISTER FOR TRAINING
See the Notice of Race - 2025 RS Aero ROOSTER Nationals => including the entry form link
For information: Contact via email => David Ginty
CLUB NEWS and Social
See the Facebook page for Images and Social Interaction Facebook - Jervis Bay Sailing Club
Note: Jervis Bay Sailing Club is now an accredited Discover Sailing Centre after a successful review by Craig Ferris of Australia Sailing on 13 December 2021. This provides the foundation for the learn to sail program being run by the club beginning in January (please contact Geoff Carne for details) - see Contacts
Update - Race Officer Manuals and Training Resources
New Race Officer Accreditation Policy - Australian Sailing
Very Good Online Guide for Duty Officer Race Management - RYA. You can log in and do the course
New Zealand Online course for Club Race Officers. You can log in and do the course
Club Race Officer Seminar - Australian Sailing => Good Set of Cheat Sheets summaries for flags etc
Club Race Officer Video Seminar (Hong Kong) - Youtube Video
US Race Management Handbook
World Sailing Race Officer Manual
AS Regional Race Officer Seminar Outline
Simplified Racing Rules - a Refresher!
SAILPASS link and instructions - see below with Membership details
Jervis Bay Sailing Club - COVID UPDATE LATEST
NSW COVID-19 Restrictions - UPDATE
See details hereMEMBERSHIP:
SAILPASS - Non-members can apply for temporary membership with JBSC to get a Sail Pass, usually for a day.
SailPass is a temporary membership class that enables crew to join JBSC for a day. Sail Pass provides applicants with an Australian Sailing Number and personal accident insurance cover and meets the requirements of Rule 46 of the Racing Rules of Sailing 2021 - 2024 for skippers and crew. It also covers non-sailing crew on the start boat and those who assist the club as Covid-19 marshalls and helpers in other ways. All participants at JBSC, on every day, must have current membership or a Sail Pass, and a current Australian Sailing Number.
SAIL PASS Instructions and Information
Note:Memberships for the 2024-2025 season are due from July 2024:
New Member Application Form for 2024-2025 OR
Renew Your Membership for 2024-2025
Note: A new membership category of 'Associate' has been added for $55 per year. Associate Members (and Crew only Members) shall be entitled to all the privileges of the Club other than the right to hold office, vote at the annual general meeting, or vote at committee meetings. Those that take this option need to fill out the membership form and join as an “Associate” (circle on the form). Associate Members / Crew members do not have the right to enter a yacht in events conducted by the Club. However, a yacht entered by a Full Member, may be skippered by a registered Crew Member, provided the Full Member is on board. Crew Members will be registered as Australian Sailing card holders (SIN) by the club, to satisfy the 46 PERSON IN CHARGE rule, and would be covered by personal accident insurance provided by Australian Sailing. Casual crew are encouraged to join the club as Full or Crew Members, after they have sailed three races as guest crew in a season. Crew who are financial members of other clubs, and have a current SIN, are not necessarily required to join the club, but it is encouraged, if they crew regularly. Associate members do not sail but enjoy the social benefits of the Club and its activities.Please Note: Membership forms need to be completed and signed before membership registration can be uploaded to Sailing Australia (formally Yachting Australia) web site. Payment is not sufficient. If forms are not completed and paid by 30th September, personal risk insurance provisions will lapse. Sailing Australia have advised that 1 December is deadline for membership renewals to be finalised (so please submit your forms)
Get involved by joining the committee
Committee Nomination Form
For News, Upcoming Events and Regattas, and For Sale Notices see NEWS
Rules and Regulations
The 2025-2028 Racing Rules of Sailing
Guide to Rule changes for competitors
Guide to Rule changes for race officials
Help with the Rules of Sailing
Play the Rules Gane by Uli and Wolfi Finckh
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Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions for Club Races
JBSC Notice of Race 2021-2024 - Final
JBSC Sailing Instructions 2021-2024 - Final
Jervis Bay Sailing Club conducts races at Callala Bay on Saturday afternoons throughout the sailing season, from the October long weekend to the end of May, inclusive. Briefings are at 1:00pm and races start at 1:30pm.
Additional Frostbite Series races are held on the first Saturday of every month during winter off season, briefings are at 1:00pm and races start at 1:30pm. The club also hosts Special Events and Championships - see Special Events for details.
All off-the-beach dinghies, catamarans and smaller Trailer Sailers are welcome. Visitors are most welcome. Just come to the rigging area and introduce yourself! To join the club and start racing please complete:
Contacts:
click link to email
=> Geoff Carne, Commodore
Telephone: 0414 267 299
=> Steven Lymbery, Secretary / Treasurer
Telephone: 0400 104 451
We are located near the Callala Bay Boat Ramp. The street address is 42 Boorawine St, Callala Bay, NSW, which is approximately 3 hours from Sydney and Canberra.
