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 1/31/2012 |
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The Cruising Club of America (CCA) has selected Gary Jobson (Annapolis, Md.) to receive its Richard S. Nye Trophy for sharing with the club his meritorious service, racing, and statesmanship in the affairs of international yachting. The trophy will be awarded by Commodore Daniel P. Dyer, III at the annual Awards Dinner on March 2, 2012 at New York Yacht Club in Manhattan.
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| Posted 1/30/2012 |
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Farrah Hall (Annapolis, Md., USA), AYC Foundation recipient, won the silver medal at Rolex Miami OCR (racing ended Saturday, Jan. 28) in RS:X Women (windsurfing). Established in 1990, the annual Rolex Miami OCR, organized by US Sailing, is sailed on Biscayne Bay, from January 23-January 28, and features elite-level competition in the classes selected for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. This year, there were 529 sailors representing 41 countries competing.
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| Posted 1/25/2012 |
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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.
Click here to read the article in The Capital
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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 1/16/2012 |
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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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Please return to Jay Kehoe by email or by fax (410) 267-6153.
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