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Westhampton Yacht Squadron Hosts Bevy Of GSBYRA Races Over Weekend

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Kirstin Naase blows a kiss as Dave Kisla, left, and Ed Surgan look on.

Kirstin Naase blows a kiss as Dave Kisla, left, and Ed Surgan look on.

A pair of narrasketuck sailors during races on Saturday.

A pair of narrasketuck sailors during races on Saturday.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

Things got dicey coming around one of the markers in the second race of the day.

Things got dicey coming around one of the markers in the second race of the day.

Sunfish sailors also enjoyed the conditions on Saturday.

Sunfish sailors also enjoyed the conditions on Saturday.

Westhampton Yacht Squadron in Remsenburg hosted a bevy of GSBYRA events from Friday through Monday.

Westhampton Yacht Squadron in Remsenburg hosted a bevy of GSBYRA events from Friday through Monday.

Westhampton Yacht Squadron in Remsenburg hosted a bevy of GSBYRA events from Friday through Monday.

Westhampton Yacht Squadron in Remsenburg hosted a bevy of GSBYRA events from Friday through Monday.

Blueberry, the offial race boat, gets set for races on Saturday.

Blueberry, the offial race boat, gets set for races on Saturday.

Kia Olsson, Jessie Stoller and John Zambriski position themselves for the start of the races.

Kia Olsson, Jessie Stoller and John Zambriski position themselves for the start of the races.

Dave Kisla, Kirstin Naase and Ed Surgan in Whistler.

Dave Kisla, Kirstin Naase and Ed Surgan in Whistler.

There were a pair of narrasketucks who also sailed on Moriches Bay on Saturday.

There were a pair of narrasketucks who also sailed on Moriches Bay on Saturday.

There were a pair of narrasketucks who also sailed on Moriches Bay on Saturday.

There were a pair of narrasketucks who also sailed on Moriches Bay on Saturday.

The flying scots make their way around the first marker.

The flying scots make their way around the first marker.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The flying scots let their spinnakers fly.

The race for the Fenner Trophy gets underway by the flying scots.

The race for the Fenner Trophy gets underway by the flying scots.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 5, 2019
The Westhampton Yacht Squadron in Remsenburg had a loaded weekend of Great South Bay Yacht Racing Association sailing. The action started on Friday with the GSBYRA Junior Regatta, followed by... more

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