To promote the appreciation of sailing and foster a community and culture committed to advancing both sailing and sailing education in the Juneau area.

2025 Board Election

The Nominations are in, now it's time to vote for the 2025 SEAS Board of Directors!

Members, please vote by 5 p.m. Wednesday, December 18. 

  • Commodore (current: David D'Amore)
    • ​Presides at all meetings of the Club and Executive Board.
    • Serves as the official representative of the Club.
    • Signs all membership cards.
    • Arranges for a review of the Club books and proposed operating budget during the month of January.
    • Enforces the Bylaws of the Club.
  • Vice Commodore (current: Nick Waldo)
    • Assists the Commodore in the discharge of his/her duties.
    • Officiates at meetings in the event of the Commodore’s absence.
    • Coordinates all races with the U.S. coast Guard.
    • Oversees Club publicity including providing race results to local media.
  • Treasurer (current: Brian Lieb)
    • Prepares annual budget for Executive Board approval.
    • Furnishes the Executive board with a financial report at each meeting.
    • Collects for deposit and disburses Club money in payment of Club obligations using an interest bearing checking account and exercises responsible money management in maintaining the account.
    • Provides the Commodore with a complete set of books during the month of January.
    • Completes all tax reports required by government authorities.
    • Submits signature card to the bank with appropriate signatures showing the Treasurer as primary signer and the other Executive Officers as alternates.
    • Obtains renewal of Club registration with the Secretary of State.
  • Secretary (Current: Rick Edwards)
    • Prepares minutes of all Club meetings.
    • Distributes copies of the minutes to the Executive Board Members and Club members on request.
    • Sees that application forms are available for those interested in joining the Club.
    • Completes annual membership cards and obtains signatures from Commodore.
    • Collects and sorts Club mail.
    • Maintains the Bylaws and makes them available to all members on request.
  • At Large Board Member x 2   (2 2-year Terms for positions currently held by Andrew Dunmire and Jamie Robinson)

Please see the bylaws for descriptions of the responsibilities of each of these positions.  

** You will not be able to vote if you are not a 2024 member in good standing. **

All By Ourselves

The weekend was shaping up to be a great one.  After the wet and cold July, the crew of Haiku was really looking forward to some sunny sailing, a beach party, and some great camaraderie on the hook at Ad Cove.  The forecast called for some light westerlies, which, as every Juneau sailor knows means there will be some decent breeze on the backside of Douglas, and probably some sunny weather.  

Labor Day Regatta - Funter Bay

Where: 
Auke Bay
When: 
08/31/2024 - 10:00 to 09/02/2024 - 21:00

Leg 1 (Saturday)

Starting in Favorite Channel at 9:30 a.m. between the Committee boat and the North light on Portland Island (an imaginary line bearing 195 magnetic to, and within ½ mile of the mark), proceed north, keeping Strauss Rock to starboard, into Saginaw Channel, rounding Pt. Retreat into Lynn Canal, finishing in Funter Bay on an imaginary line bearing 62 magnetic, and within a ½ mile of Clear Point.
 

The Tortoises and the Hare

The second Skipper's choice race started off with a choice: there was a beautiful westerly blowing out from around the backside of Douglas, but further down the course there was a strong easterly coming out of Taku Inlet, and a calm convergence zone in between. Surprise and Shoreless both chose to start at the Marmion Island end of the line and stay high to keep out of the convergence zone.

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