For the 2024 Leo Wardrup Memorial Cape Charles Cup, we have decided to offer everyone a chance to design the graphic that is printed on our event shirts, skippers' bags, and on the yearbook cover. We are running a competition from March 1-April 15 for the most innovative, attractive, and appropriate artwork. You can use photography or other methods to create original designs that you are willing to donate to the Leo Wardrup Memorial Cape Charles Cup organizing committee.
We plan to incorporate the winning design, wholly or partially, in the final design that will appear on shirts (t-shirts, tech shirts, etc.), the skipper's bags, the yearbook cover, and other documents. Runners-up will be featured in composite pages in the yearbook and website with full attribution.
To read a full description with requirements and legal terms, view 2024 LWMCCC ArtworkCompetitionTerms.pdf. During registration, you will be asked to accept these terms by checking a box.
For anyone under 18, you must also print and have a guardian sign the Terms with signature lines at this link: 2024 LWMCCC ArtworkCompetitionTermsGuardian.pdf
To read more details online and see all past shirt artwork for the last 20 year, go to: CCC Artwork Competition
To participate in the competition, you must register here and accept the terms provided. All submissions must be received by Apri 15, 2024 per instructions in the Terms.
You may submit up to three (3) entries. Upload images to:
using filenames that includes your name so we can associate the image with your entry. Images should be JPEG, .eps, or Ai files at 300 DPI.
Ed and Aimee Darling will lead HYC and BBSA cruisers to the Pirate Invasion of Yorktown.
Registration opening soon...
Broad Bay Sailing Association (BBSA), in conjunction with Norfolk Yacht & Country Club (NYCC) will provide a training and information session on:
Provisioning for Cruising on the Lower Chesapeake Bay
Please sign up and join us for this first NYCC/BBSA joint training session. Everyone is welcome.
If you are planning to do some cruising, either locally or more extensively:
This training session will consist of a panel of experienced cruisers and will be open for general discussion. This training session will a focus on provisioning requirements/best practices/lessons learned for both short term cruises (I.e. weekends) as well as medium term cruises (1-2 weeks).
Focus areas to be included are cooking and food preparation equipment requirements/recommendations, meal planning and food storage best practices along with experiences and lessons learned for related provisions needed for short/medium duration cruises.
Join BBSA and HYC for their annual Memorial Weekend Cruise to East River led by Sergio Diehl on Modus Vivendi. Roy and Irene Weisert have once again offered to host our evening socials at their house in East River. Thank you Roy and Irene!!
Description from Sergio: Mobjack Bay, East River has in fact become the de facto Annual Destination. The plan is to depart our respective homeports on Saturday (those that have more time may wish to depart earlier) and anchor just past Williams Wharf and hopefully in the vicinity of 37⁰ 24.483′ N 076⁰ 20.719′ W. My friends Roy and Irene have once again been gracious to offer the use of their home on the river for our "docktails" and a potluck.
The plan will be to gather on Saturday evening circa 1700 for "docktails". Depending on the number of participants, we may gather on my boat, have a dinghy raft up or on the Weisert’s dock. Please bring your favorite libation and an appetizer to share.
On Sunday evening we will gather on Roy and Irene’s deck for "docktails" and a potluck. Please bring your favorite libation, a dish to share and your entrée. If you would like, a grill is available on the deck. If you prefer to go pier side, vice anchor, I do have limited space on the Weisert’s dock. Please let me know you if you will be attending by e-mail, sergio.diehl@cox.net or phone (757) 635-1846 as well if you would prefer to be pier side.
The chart below shows the general location of East River off Mobjack Bay.
In East River, you can anchor in several locations near Williams Wharf.
Placeholder. More details to come. We need a cruise captain.
Details to come. Racers will participate in the Dink Vail Regatta while cruisers are invited to sail to NYCC and stay for the weekend. Cruisers can also volunteer to help with the management of the race.
Race registrations will be separate, but cruisers can register here later.
Cruise led by the Guyers. More details coming soon.
Led by Summer Wind and Shangri La
More details to come.
The Leo Wardrup Memorial Cape Charles Cup committee is looking for volunteers to help plan, prepare, and execute the Cape Charles Cup regatta. We need volunteers at any and all levels of commitment - well before, during, and after the races. If you cannot spare loads of time, you may be able to help in short spurts on smaller tasks. If you have more time, we would love for you to join the committee.
For more details, review the CCC Volunteers page to see who is doing what now and to find "volunteer needs list" toward the bottom of that page.
If you are interested, please reach out Eric Brinsfield, 2024 LWMCCC Chair, or to any committee member to ask questions. Please register your interest here. Click on the Register button and you can specify what types of help you can offer.
During registration, you will see these questions:
NOTE: Your name will not be publicly listed on the website. Only the committee will have access to your name.
Registration will open in April of 2024The LWMCCC starts with the Skippers' Social and Meeting on Friday August 9 at 6:00 pm at the East Beach Club. All skippers and one guest are invited.
The races scheduled for Sat-Sun, August 10-11, 2024. Registration includes 1 skipper's bag, 1 short-sleeve regatta T-shirt, 1 regatta hat, and 2 Saturday night dinner tickets.
See these critical documents, which will be published in the spring: (for more go to Documents)
For more details and regular updates, go to: CCCup.net At this site, you can find all documents, the schedules, the photos of all competitor boats, and more.
Led by Mike Ottaway on Kalypso
John Scott on Summer Wind will lead a cruise to downtown Norfolk where he will anchor at Hospital Point. You can anchor there, nearby, or go to a marina, but everyone will meet at the ferry around 5:30 pm on Saturday.
Everyone will ride the ferry over to the ballpark for the game that starts at 6:35 pm. John will reserve seats in section 210 or 214. You need to pay John at least 3 weeks in advance to buy the tickets, which are $15/person.
But let him know soon, because he needs to make the reservations soon. You can pay John for your tickets via PayPal to flyingblueyes@hotmail.com
Please let John know directly whether you plan to attend or if you have questions. You can reach him at: flyingblueyes@hotmail.com
Led by Shangri La and Summer Wind
More details later.
Let to Jonathan Romero.
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