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From Weymouth to the World: WSC burgee is taken through the Panama Canal
Weymouth Sailing Club colours have officially gone global. On 2526 January 2026, WSC member Jerry Thompson and his jointly owned Jeanneau 53, Blu completed a full transit of the Panama Canala landmark passage for any sailor and, very possibly, a first for both a WSC member and a WSC-sailed boat. Proudly flying the Weymouth Sailing Club burgee, presented to him by Club Commodore Mike Street, Jerry carried a little piece of the club through one of the worlds More »
30 Jan 2026 by Stephen Fraser
In Praise of Syndication
I had a share of a boat in Greece until recently, and have syndicated my own little racing boat for two or three years now. I first came upon the idea in the late 70s, when a friend shared a boat in Lymington with three friends. His syndicate worked really well as each had a different area of responsibility (skills based) and they were all good friends. My Greek boat worked well More »
19 Jan 2026
Youth First
The 2026 sailing season is underway with several of our youth members participating in the Starcross Steamer and youth squad training over at WPNSA. Despite spirited racing and impressive efforts in the Starcross Steamer , especially from younger sailors Toby Keates and Leo Shuttleworth, the escalating conditions forced officials to abandon the race on the third lap. Safety was prioritised, and safety crews were allowed to bring the competitors ashore. Over More »
13 Jan 2026
Jeremy Parkinson A life in sailing
It probably helps to have a sea captain among your forebears; a painting on the wall at Jeremy's house shows the 'Emma of Portsmouth', a trading schooner belonging to Jeremy's great-grandfather, Captain Matthew Mitchell. It may also have been the fact that the Parkinson family were neighbours of the legendary Club member Freda Bratby which brought them to join WSC in 1952, with Jeremy as a cadet member. His father, who was also a doctor, bought More »
31 Dec 2025 by Stephen Fraser
Congratulations to Rio McNab
We are thrilled to share that one of our young sailors, Rio McNab, has been selected for Phase Two of the South West ILCA Talent Academy training programme! This remarkable achievement is a testament to Rios dedication, skill, and unwavering determination on the water. Rio secured this prestigious position after successfully completing several intensive training and selection weekends, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to progressing within the ILCA class. Everyone at Weymouth Sailing Club More »
27 Nov 2025
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| Mar 14 |
18:30 - WSC Annual Prize Giving Dinner |
| April 18-19 |
Lark Youth Championship and P…Saturday 18th : Youth and Open Training |
