After more than two years of layoff due to the Covid-19 pandemic and other forces beyond our control, Sailability is returning to the RGYC program this summer. Sessions typically run on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and the 2022-23 program already has a number of agencies keen to get their clients on the water.
Volunteering for Sailability is an excellent opportunity for RGYC Members to give back to their local community and the sport of sailing, and no experience is necessary to participate. Volunteers can participate in a morning, afternoon or all day session.
To become involved with Sailability at the Royal Geelong Yacht Club, please contact Graeme Ritchie or the RGYC Office at (03) 5229 3705.
Empowering Aboriginal Youth through sailing, the Strength in Sailing program continues to support and engage indigenous youth. To commemorate NAIDOC Week and the theme The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, we chatted with Strength in Sailing founder and RGYC Member Bill Chittenden.
Last week saw the Royal Geelong Yacht Club host 36 Year-12 students from Western Heights College aboard the club’s fleet of RS21 keelboats as part of the GeelongPort’s community sailing...
48 sailors from 5 Victorian clubs came together for the inaugural 2K Team Racing Victorian Championship over the weekend of May 10th and 11th. Hosted by the Royal Geelong Yacht...
RGYC's Jac Hoi has taken line honors and the PHS division win in the recent ORCV Melbourne to King Island race.
