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Upcoming events

Culver 100

30 Sep 2022 5:00 PM

LWSC
Annual Parae of Lights

10 Dec 2022 5:00 PM

Lake Worth

Welcome to the Lake Worth Sailing Club

We are a do it yourself sail club, we like to have fun, sail and race. We have Catalina 22, 25 and Sunfish fleets along with a large auxiliary fleet. We have several fun races and social events yearly, check our calendar. We have a monthly work party. Upkeep, club repairs and upgrades to facilities are a function of our club members. We sit on 3.5 acres on beautiful Lake Worth.

2022 LWSC Board of Directors

Commodore - Julia Brandt

Vice Commodore - Aaron Brandt

Rear Commodore - Kevin Culver

Secretary - Andy Katz

Treasurer - Cheryl Springer

Race Committee Chair - David Tyler

Vice Race Committee Chair – Gary Noyes

Social Committee Chair – need to fill position

Club upgrades

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Community Commitments

We work hand in hand with our local neighborhoods and cities to enhance our environment and increase community engagement. We do this by bringing awareness to our lake and hosting a variety of community activities.

Upcoming events

Culver 100

30 Sep 2022 5:00 PM

LWSC
Annual Parae of Lights

10 Dec 2022 5:00 PM

Lake Worth

Events

Membership

An applicant becomes a member when voted on via ballot by the membership. Votes are mailed monthly depending on spaces available. Our roster has a max of 85 positions.

It is recommended that applicants show up for meetings, events, races, and work parties in order to meet the membership.

Join us

Julia Brandt - Commodore

I began racing sailboats in 2008. I have crewed on a variety of boats, performing multiple positions. I enjoy traveling to compete. For the past several years, I have been the sunfish fleet captain and been responsible for hosting the circuit regatta. I am honored to be the Commodore of our club; to represent our community and our little slice of paradise.

Aaron Brandt - Vice Commodore

I have been a part of this lake and club longer than I have been a member. As with the lake, I consider the club my second home. I have traveled North America sailing in different waters, but I always return to Lake Worth. I became a member of the club because they wouldn't let me help out with our member recognition. I enjoy helping out wherever needed. While I enjoy racing my boat, I appreciate the need for organization on the racecourse. As it happened, duty called again.

Kevin Culver - Rear Commodore

I have sailed many a ship. I have been to faraway lands. I have and will always consider Lake Worth Sailing Club by home. I am honored to have been a member through club transitions and growth, and remain proud for what we, as a long-standing club represent; strength in the sport, beauty in the art form, and family in the club members. For those that have come and gone and those that are yet to be seen, we are the essence Lake Worth Sailing Club. This is me and I love it.

Cheryl Springer - Treasurer

My sailing adventures started in the 90's. I bought a 22' sailboat with a friend. Neither one of us knew how to sail so we bought a book on how to sail your sailboat. We had that boat for 5 years and enjoyed every minute of it. I now have Catalina 25. I have been a member of LWSC since October 2019. I'm beginning my second term at Treasurer.

Andy Katz - Secretary

When I was 17, I learned to sail on a Sunfish in the harbors of Easter Long Island, After college in 1980, I moved to Texas and brought the boat with me. In 1996, I joined the Arlington yacht club and got into racing in the O’Day Daysailer fleet. Over time my racing skills developed at the regional and national levels. We also had a Catalina 22 for cruising, but later started racing in that fleet at the AYC and at LWSC. I share a Catalina 25 with Glen Brandon and that is now our cruising boat.

David Tyler - Race Committee Chair

I began sailing at five homemade board boats from plans in "Mechanics Illustrated". It looked like a Sunfish. I progressed to Scorpions and then Dolphin Srs. I crewed on a few transports of race boats back and forth from Florida and Texas. I discovered Catalina 22s in 1977 and have been sailing one ever since. I have recently retired and look forward to spending my time at the club!

Gary Noyes - Vice Race Chair

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