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Notice to Competitors – Safety Compliance Declaration renewal.
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20June

Junior Sailing Squad - Frostbite Regatta (RMYS Vs RBYC)

8:00 - 13:00
RBYC - TBC

20June

Classic Winter Race 4

10:00 - 13:00
RYCV

23June

Midweek Mariners Lunch

12:00 - 14:00
Olympic Bar

23June

Winter Midweek Series II - Race 4

14:00 - 20:00
RMYS

25June

New Member's Night

18:00 - 21:00
Olympic Bar

25June

Friday Night Dinner

18:00 - 21:00
Olympic Bar

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Victoria, Australia, 3182

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Join in a celebration of the 21 foot restricted cl

This Sunday 30th of May, Ron Kingston is back perf

This Sunday 30th of May, Ron Kingston is back performing at our monthly Squadron Sunday event! Ron is an internationally acclaimed singer and we are very excited to have him back.⁠
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This event is a great opportunity to bring less experienced sailors along for the casual sail. So bring your friends and family and we'll see you there!⁠
More details and Race Entry options are available at the Squadron Sundays Page on our website.

Trophies at RMYS are looking beautiful after clean

Trophies at RMYS are looking beautiful after cleaning & polishing during our Working Bee! Thanks again to all volunteers who came along on the day.

Have you made a booking for Presentation Night 202

Have you made a booking for Presentation Night 2021?⁠
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Come and celebrate with your fellow members and enjoy a great night featuring trophy presentations from seasons 2019/2020 and 2020/2021. ⁠
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Details:⁠
Date: Saturday, 22 May 2021.⁠
Time: Arrival at 1830 for a 1900 start.⁠
Dress Code: Smart Casual.⁠
Location: Harbour Room.⁠
Price: $70 per person.⁠
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More details and Bookings at rmys.com.au under the Members tab.

Looking forward to seeing you and your friends in

Looking forward to seeing you and your friends in the Olympic bar this Friday from 6:30pm!⁠
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Join us for live music, avocado on toast and an alcoholic slushy machine for the Millennial Mixer Takeover and the launch of the GenOA (Generational Outreach and Access) Committee.

A new initiative is coming to RMYS and we're throw

A new initiative is coming to RMYS and we're throwing a party to celebrate!⁠
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The Millennial Mixer is being held in the Olympic Bar on Friday May 7th from 6:30pm till late. We will have an alcoholic slushy machine, avocado on toast and total control of the music. ⁠
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This event is the perfect excuse for you to invite your non member friends and colleagues that have been hinting they want to come check out what’s going on inside the fortress that is the RMYS clubhouse. ⁠
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More info available at rmys.com.au under the Member's tab!⁠

Winners from our Annual RMYS Golf Day! 🏌️‍♂️⁠
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The scores were incredible and for the first time ever, we had three teams coming in with 76.⁠
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Check out all the photos and the full article on our website under the News tab.⁠
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This Sunday the 18th of April we are featuring Liv

This Sunday the 18th of April we are featuring Live music from local sensation Ron Kingston at our monthly Squadron Sundays event! ⁠
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This event is also a great opportunity to bring less experienced sailors along for a casual pursuit sail starting at 10:30am.⁠
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More details and Race Entry options are available at the Squadron Sundays Page on our website:⁠
www.rmys.com.au/sailing/cruising/squadron-sundays/⁠
https://www.ronkingston.com/

On Friday 19th March, have your Parma and Pot whil

On Friday 19th March, have your Parma and Pot while enjoying Charles Meredith's talk on Port Phillip - how it came to be, what lies under the surface and how it's been shaped by past geological history. ⁠
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He’ll cover how these factors play out now in tides and currents, implications for passage planning, why some marinas silt up and others don’t, and why it’s so different to Western Port, just a few kilometres away. ⁠
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Book your meal at rmys.com.au/twilight-dinner-bookings/

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