Welcome to the Annapolis Yacht Club
World class racing, extensive cruising, championship junior sailing, and well appointed facilities. That's what you would expect from one of the oldest yacht clubs in the country.
Founded as an informal canoe club in 1886, the Annapolis Yacht Club has built a tradition of excellence. Our mission is to encourage and support a wide range of boating activities, and to provide and maintain a suitable clubhouse and associated facilities for the recreational and social use of its members.
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2 Compromise Street | Annapolis, Md. 21403 | (410) 263-9279
General Manager: Brian Asch
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The Annapolis Yacht Club is a private membership organization with a Sec. 501(c)(7) Federal tax exemption.
The facilities of the club are for the sole use of members and their guests.
This website's public access information shall not be construed as an invitation to the general public.
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| Posted 1/25/2012 |
Bill Wagner, Staff Writer for The Capital, shines the spotlight on local sailors, including multiple AYC members, who faired extremely well during Key West Race Week.
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| Posted 1/24/2012 |
| In the fall of 1951, a group of 10 women, all wives of St. Petersburg Yacht Club members, formed a new sailing group at SPYC known as the Salty Sisters. First sailing in 8-foot Hagerty Sea Shell prams (later replaced by Clearwater Optimist prams), as well as in Fish Class and later Rhodes 19 sloops, the Salty Sisters are a competitive and successful group of women sailors. Their success became so widespread that the original group of 10 members quickly grew to 150, and inspired women from neighboring clubs to organize similar groups. Click here to view the story of the Salty Sisters (PDF). |
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| Posted 1/23/2012 |
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2012’s Quantum Key West Race Week comes to a close with 10 races completed on all circles and quite a few AYC members will be on the podium tonight.
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| Posted 1/20/2012 |
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The 2011 Orange Bowl Regatta, hosted by Coral Reef Yacht Club, Biscayne Bay Yacht Club, and the United States Sailing Center of Miami, is the biggest youth regatta in the United States running. The event took place from December 27th to the 30th. Of the 27 sailors flying the Annapolis Yacht Club flag for this regatta, 5 were part of the RWB Opti Team.
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| Posted 1/19/2012 |
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Key West, Fla - Light, fickle winds promoted organizers with Premiere Racing to cancel competition on Wednesday with hope that better breezes would allow for three starts on Thursday when winds are forecast to be 7 to 12 knots.
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| Posted 1/18/2012 |
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Heading in to Wednesday’s racing, the Chesapeake Bay is well represented with AYC members enjoying the podium spotlight at the tent party.
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| Posted 1/16/2012 |
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America's best teenage sailors will be in Long Beach, CA this weekend to compete for positions in next's summer's ISAF Youth World Championship in Ireland.
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| Posted 1/11/2012 |
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Matt Rutherford, a 30-year-old Maryland resident, is set to round Cape Horn in the final leg of a 300-day oddyssey circumnavigating North and South America in a a 27-foot sailboat.
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| Posted 1/4/2012 |
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South Florida may not have snowstorms but the white sails on Biscayne Bay looked like a blizzard of boats on the bay. Today was the final day of racing for Miami’s 2011 Orange Bowl International Youth Regatta. There were 559 sailors completing four days of sunshine, sailing, swimming in the pool and social activities. In addition to sailing, there were card games going on in the Club house, kids playing catch with their Orange Bowl rubber balls on the lawn and coaches talking to their teams surrounded by parents and siblings.
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Please return to Jay Kehoe by email or by fax (410) 267-6153.
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