We will hold an Open House and Informational Meeting for the upcoming season at BLYC on Thursday, April 16 at 7:00 pm. Anyone interested in RC sailing should plan to attend. Our BLYC skippers will be present with their boats and will answer your questions.
Session 4 Now Open for Beginners
Due to high demand, we have now opened Session 4 (June 29 – July 3) to beginners. Spots available. Sign up today!
April Log Available
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This will serve as our official notice board for DF-95 racing.
Any changes to the schedule, sailing instructions, etc. will be posted here.
2026 Commodores Ball
Click on the image above to download the menu
All meals must be pre-ordered
CLICK HERE
to pre-order and make your reservation
Sailing Registration Open
LET'S KICK-OFF THE 2026 SEASON!
Registration for the 2026 BLYC Sailing Season is now LIVE on Regatta Network. This registration include the entire “Sail on Sunday” series as well as the three Holiday Long Distance Races. As in past years, BLYC invites all sailors on Buckeye Lake to participate in our races.
CLICK ON THE IMAGE ABOVE TO REGISTER TODAY!
Sailing Camp Registration Opens January 14
Each season, BLYC offers Sailing Camps for children and grandchildren of members and their friends. Camps run Monday through Friday from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm. During the week, sailors learn the basics of sailing, sailing terminology, racing techniques and strategy, and much more – all while making new friends at BLYC.
Participants should bring their own packed lunch each day of camp this year
Contact Gov. Jen Lynch for more info
Online Registration Opens January 14, 2026!
Click on the image above or use the links in the “Juniors” drop-down menu
Annual Dues Raffle
Don’t miss out on your opportunity to win!
Get your 2026 BLYC Member Dues paid by the BLYC Auxiliary
Tickets are only $35 each and can be purchased via member charge online. Just scan the QR code below to get yours today! The winning ticket will be drawn February 28.
Click on the Raffle Ticket above for your chance to win.
Every Club Needs a Judge
The following article is from Clark Chapin our US Sailing Regional Administrative Judge for Area E. Clark, like us here at BLYC, sails out of a relatively small, inland club — Portage Yacht Club on Portage Lake in Pinckney, Michigan.
He makes a very good case on why every Club needs to have someone trained and certified as a sailing judge. Yes, even for Club racing. It’s worth a read and your consideration
– SGH
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