May 14
Well the 2010 Sunset Series got off to a great start. The weather cooperated wonderfully with 19 degrees and 10 knots of breeze. 13 boats on the line including fleets of Lasers and Radials and one 4.7. Thanks to Bill Hogan and Dick White who ran race committee. 5 races were completed setting the stage for a great season to come.

For clarification of these results please Click Here.

Aug 22
BSSC is proud to point to BSSC sibling members Payton and Sydney Byrns for representing SK in the Laser fleets in the Canada Games Competition that just wrapped up on Prince Edward Island this past week. As well, BSSC members Kristine Coons and Tanys Burns teamed up in the women’s 29er, with Jordy Guillou and Kendall Ross in the men’s 29er. The three Byrns siblings are featured in a Canada Games Special to be aired Today (Saturday August 22nd) on TSN2 at 11AM SK time . As well complete Canada Games Results can be found on the Canada Games website.
Jun 17
Results up to and including June 10 have been tallied and posted on the regatta page of this site. Top ten to date look like this.
| Mark Lammens |
1 |
| Payton Byrns |
2 |
| Ilia Rudnitskiy |
3 |
| Kristine/Tanys |
4 |
| Matt Monias |
5 |
| Ellen Byrns |
6 |
| Paul Ross |
7 |
| Jordan Guillou |
8 |
| Stephan Oerlemans |
9 |
| Tanys Byrns |
10 |
Please see the PDF version for subtotal points and details for all competitors.
May 30
This is a reminder that the annual BSSC Mountain Madness Regatta is coming up next weekend. Notice of Race is posted on the Regatta Page of this website. Skippers meeting is at Noon on Saturday with the first race to start shortly there after. A separate novice start will be included if sufficient novice racers are participating. BBQ Hamburgers will be available after racing on Saturday. Free camping is available on site.
See you there!
May 28
Thank you to Stefan Oelermans, Patty Coons, Ben Pickford and Leigh Campbell,
A hot evening, 23 degrees with big breeze, swimming was a theme that would be visited by everyone and for most, often. RC off the shore but it meant for a very fast short runway after crossing the finish line. A few of us, (All) hit bottom during the prestart.
9 boats, 5 fast races . It is important to remember some very important critical things, not just when you are racing in a group but also sailing by yourself. Always hold onto something on the boat, especially if your are going to do a death roll, a windward capsize on the run at top speed. It is very difficult wearing lots of clothing and kit to swim to or even stay with the boat when you are separated. A few years ago we had a Team SK sailor decide to do some sailing by herself, she got separated from the boat, and if it was not for a fisherman having found the boat and then driving upwind, it could have been an even longer then 4 hour experience. Sail with a buddy, tell others where you are going, start your training upwind, and hold onto the boat are good rules to follow. You need to consider that you will most likely be doing a self rescue!!
After racing everyone stayed out a reached around, this day was almost exactly like a strong south wind at Redberry. If we did not have to pack boats for Wabamun, we would still be reaching around.
Coach Lammens.