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Killo's "last race"; the new NSW local MP visits the Club; introducing the new General Manager; information on the Australian Open Skiff Trust, plus Sandbaggers and more in the July newsletter... Read

We pay tribute to Bob (Killo) Killick, who died suddenly on 24 June.  A legendary figure at the Sydney Flying Squadron - sailor and skipper, larger-than-life character, champion of 18-Footers both Historic and modern, media personality, good mate, irreplaceable and already much missed. Read

A great offer to members of the Sydney Flying Squadron interested in the World War One records of a relative. Read

The Annual Presentation Dinner was held on 13 May - a wonderful night.   The full list of trophies, results and awards and photographs in this newsletter.  Plus a great offer to research the service history of your World War I family member.   It is time to renew your membership for 2017-18 at the Sydney Flying [...]

The Annual Presentation Dinner was held on 13 May - a great night.   The recipients of the Trophies and Awards are listed in the following document.  Photographs of the evening can be seen on the SFS's Facebook page. Read

The Annual Presentation Dinner will be held on 13 May and is the grand finale to the 2016-17 sailing season - a great night in prospect. Results for the Australian 12 footers' national titles held over Easter.   The floating dock is now installed and operational.   And we remember our ANZACs and all who served. [...]

The last weekend of sailing for the 2016-17 season. The Historic 18-footers did us proud with 9 skiffs competing in a race that had everything.   Congratulations to The Mistake for a breathtaking win.   Plus news from around the Club. Read

Penultimate races for both the H18s and 12 footers for the 2016-17 season.   Tangalooma and Sydney Sailmakers prevailed for the second week in a row in both classes.   Great to have 9 H18s racing and some wonderful contests.    Good news with a grant to assist with repairing the boatshed floor.   Only one more sailing weekend [...]

Blue skies for the eight Historic 18-footers competing in the Mark Foy (handicap start) race on 11 March.  Well done, Tangalooma.   Fresh breezes for the 12 footers the following day. Read

Challenging conditions for the Sydney Harbour Regatta but our Historic 18-footers acquitted themselves well. Read