SailPass

Your username is your RGYC Member Number. This can be found on your member access card.

Your password is your date and month of birth, expressed in four numbers – DDMM.

If you still have issues logging in, please see RGYC staff for assistance.

The easiest way to search for a member is by using a single search term. For example, try just searching for someone’s first or last name.
This will produce a larger set of search results but should ensure all members with that name are shown. You can search by the sailors RGYC Member Number, First Name or Surname.

To submit a crew declaration for RGYC sailing, you must select MEMBER SERVICES, not crew. We understand this may be confusing but it is how the application is set up.

Please note that you can submit a crew declaration for an upcoming race as early as the day after the last race of the series. If you know your crew, there is no need to wait until race day or until you are on the water to complete the process.

Any sailor on board your boat can submit your Crew Declaration on the skippers behalf. Crew Declarations are not exclusive

You can also submit your crew application as many times as required based on changes to your crew. For example; you might submit your crew declaration on Monday for an upcoming Wednesday Twilight race. On Wednesday, if you have a change of crew, simply login, remove or add crew as required, and submit the crew declaration again. As long as your crew declaration is accurate at the first warning signal, you will not be penalized and will assist our volunteers.

RGYC carries a duty of care for all club organized activites. As part of this duty of care, it’s important we know a number of details about each boat, including who is on board on that day. The crew declaration process allows RGYC to know the number and names of people on board, as well as important information such as medical conditions, age, and emergency contact information. In an emergency, this information may prove critical.

Your radio sign on is an additional safety net, that allows verbal communication with your club volunteers and ensures all of our VHF communications are working correctly prior to sailing.

Together, these two processes allow volunteers and staff to know how many boats and people are on the water, who those people are and in the event of an emergency, what other factors may need to be considered.

We suggest completely quitting the application and restarting the application.

On an apple device, this is achieved by swiping up on the screen from the very bottom of the screen. This will show you a carousel of open applications. Swipe UP on the MemberPoint application.

Often, an application error is doubled with a Wi-Fi/ internet issue. We suggest turning your Wi-Fi off and using your phones data before reopening MemberPoint.

Your best option is to contact the Sailing Office for assistance. You can email [email protected]. Call the club on 5229 3705, or head to Reception during office hours.
It is vital that you seek assistance as early as possible. Staff and volunteers may be otherwise engaged in the immediate lead up to sailing and the solution may take some time to fix.