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More IOM Ranking Updates
April 30th - IOM National Rankings have been updated as of April 28th. Please visit the Race Results page to find the document.
Your CRYA President
April 7th – Please note that CRYA President Lawrie Neish has suffered a health setback and may be out of commission for a few weeks. Please contact the Executive Secretary for any questions you have or assistance you require at this time. In the meantime, we all wish Lawrie a speedy recovery.
If you have recently submitted a membership application or renewal be assured that it will be processed. However it may take a little time. Thanks for your patience.
Updated IOM Ranking
March 28th - Your IOM Class Secretary has very efficiently complied the latest IOM National Ranking following the Beaver Fever ranking event this past weekend. Note that the latest ranking documentation is always available from the Race Results page.
Membership Reminder
March 27th – Note that the grace period to renew your membership expires March 31st. After that, your membership will be considered inactive.
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Ice Ice Baby
March 25 – Sometime last September, while lamenting the approaching hard-water season, members of the Calgary Model Sailing Association forged out the idea for an RC Ice Boat design and build competition. The Ghost Cup Challenge was born. After a winter spent mostly in workshops, but also doing some friendly ribbing on Facebook, four boats assembled on March 16th to compete on the ice surface. Congratulations to Andrew Baak (sail #9), winner of the first annual Ghost Cup Challenge. Full details and dozens of photos are available on the CMSA Facebook page.
Thanks to Vanilla Ice for the article title inspiration.
CRYA Winter 13/14 Newsletter
March 19th – The latest CRYA newsletter is now available.
Besides being Canada’s radio sailing authority, and all the technical administration that comes with that authority, the CRYA brings together people from all parts of Canada to enjoy a sport that can be enjoyed by young and old. The Social aspects of participating in this sport can be very rewarding, talking boats, building boats, and sailing radio controlled boats, can be enjoyed by all.