Awards Night of Nights Dinner
Celebrating the 2022-23 year of sailing. Saturday 27th May 2023 from 6.30pm – 7pm for pre-dinner drinks; 7.30pm start. Awards & prizes, 2 course meal and entertainment (excluding drinks) –$60 per head.
Book and pay now.
When booking please insert number of attendees; provide your name; name of yacht you sail on under “Company Name” and any dietary requirements under Notes with name of relevant attendee. We will aggregate bookings into tables on the basis of Yacht Name. Tables can be 5 – 8 and 12-16 people.
We have a list of VIPs looking to join tables. If you want details, please contact Tim Dodds on 0418.648555.
Our Awards Night is themed “1983” - in recognition of Australia II winning the America’s Cup 40 years ago come dressed as your favourite Person, Character, Theme, Movie, Song or thing from 1983. Best dressed prizes female, male and table. Please note no confetti or similar products on tables/decorations/balloons.
Remember to nominate for the following awards – See home page for Nomination Form:
Most Improved Crew
Only when Sailing Award
Cruising Program 2022-2023
Proposed | Location | Description | Actual Date/Details |
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11-Sept-2022 | Season Opening | Snacks at the RMYC | Sunday 11-Sept-2022 |
16-Oct-2022 | Lilli Pilli sand bar | Raft-up and overnighter | |
26/27-Nov-2022 | Audley | Overnight and BBQ | Tides 1.9 high |
14-Dec-2022 | RMYC | Last Wednesday 2022 | Christmas Celebration |
January 2023 | Shell Cove | New year cruise south | Boxing day to 20-Jan-2023 |
26-Jan-2022 | Broadwater | Australia Day/Novice Skipper | 26-Jan-2023 |
Feb-2023 | Botany Bay/La Perouse | Overnight and Fish Cafe | |
18-Mar_2022 | Broadwater | Upriver race with CSC | |
March 2023 | Jibbon/Boat Harbour | ||
April 2023 | Sydney Harbour/Broken Bay | Cruise | Easter |
May-2023 | Wattamolla | Cruise and Lunch | |
28-May-2023 | RMYC Dinner | Awards Night | |
12-June-2023 | Bate Bay | Whale watching | Queens Birthday |
DSC radio emergency call button.
If you hit the emergency call button, the radio changes to channel 16, and sends out an emergency hail using DSC on channel 70. Any VHF with DSC enabled will answer the emergency hail and switch to 16.
No need for you to repeatedly make Mayday calls, although you can continue to do that if you want. For the other vessel, there is no need to monitor channel 16 for emergency transmissions.