75 Years of Sailing the Parramatta River
Concord & Ryde Sailing Club (CRSC) has been sailing the Parramatta River between Putney and Rhodes since 1945.
The Club will mark its 75th year and pay tribute to the past, present and future, with a range of activities and events. Whilst a large party may have to wait until our lives are less restricted by COVID-19 we are still determined to celebrate our fabulous family friendly club and its association with the local and sailing communities.
To kick off the 75th Anniversary Celebrations, the Heron class will be holding an inter-club race on the weekend of the 27th February. The Herons are celebrating 55 years of sailing at CRSC. They were first sailed on these waters when the Club was on the other side of the river. Herons from all over Sydney are expected to attend, so it should be a great weekend.
CRSC is committed to working within a COVID-19 safe framework and takes its responsibility to its members and the community very seriously. All sailors are required to check in to the Club and practice social distancing throughout each sailing day.
Whether you are an experienced sailor or have just been dreaming of becoming one, it is time to come on down to Concord Ryde Sailing Club.
We are located at Kissing Point Park, corner of Waterview St and Yaralla Rd Putney. Every Saturday afternoon races are held on the Parramatta River between Ryde Bridge, Majors Bay and Brays Bay.
The Club currently has fleets of Spirals, Tasars, NS14s, Herons, Sabots, Optimists, Catamarans and Firebugs. Sailors of all skill levels are catered for, from beginners to State & National Champions.
The Club also has an active Cadet fleet and popular Learn to Sail program for young sailors and adults. Our Club is registered as an Active Kids provider.
For further informations, please visit our website www.concordrydesailing.org.au
Concord & Ryde Sailing Club (CRSC) has been sailing the Parramatta River between Putney and Rhodes since 1945.
The Club will mark its 75th year and pay tribute to the past, present and future, with a range of activities and events. Whilst a large party may have to wait until our lives are less restricted by COVID-19 we are still determined to celebrate our fabulous family friendly club and its association with the local and sailing communities.
To kick off the 75th Anniversary Celebrations, the Heron class will be holding an inter-club race on the weekend of the 27th February. The Herons are celebrating 55 years of sailing at CRSC. They were first sailed on these waters when the Club was on the other side of the river. Herons from all over Sydney are expected to attend, so it should be a great weekend.
CRSC is committed to working within a COVID-19 safe framework and takes its responsibility to its members and the community very seriously. All sailors are required to check in to the Club and practice social distancing throughout each sailing day.
Whether you are an experienced sailor or have just been dreaming of becoming one, it is time to come on down to Concord Ryde Sailing Club.
We are located at Kissing Point Park, corner of Waterview St and Yaralla Rd Putney. Every Saturday afternoon races are held on the Parramatta River between Ryde Bridge, Majors Bay and Brays Bay.
The Club currently has fleets of Spirals, Tasars, NS14s, Herons, Sabots, Optimists, Catamarans and Firebugs. Sailors of all skill levels are catered for, from beginners to State & National Champions.
The Club also has an active Cadet fleet and popular Learn to Sail program for young sailors and adults. Our Club is registered as an Active Kids provider.
For further informations, please visit our website www.concordrydesailing.org.au
75th Anniversary Regatta 27th february
CRSC is pleased to host Herons, Skates and VJs, all classic classes that have played an important part in our 75 years, on 21st February.
Boats from across NSW will join us for our regular afternoon race. To enter all you need to do is be on the beach rigged ready to join the briefing on the beach at 13:30.
We have rolls, pies, sausage rolls and drinks available at our canteen before the race. There is plenty of onsite parking in Benalong Park where we rig.
Stay after the race for a BYO drink or purchase a safe drink from the canteen and a sausage sizzle.
View the sailing instructions on our Sailing Information page.
Boats from across NSW will join us for our regular afternoon race. To enter all you need to do is be on the beach rigged ready to join the briefing on the beach at 13:30.
We have rolls, pies, sausage rolls and drinks available at our canteen before the race. There is plenty of onsite parking in Benalong Park where we rig.
Stay after the race for a BYO drink or purchase a safe drink from the canteen and a sausage sizzle.
View the sailing instructions on our Sailing Information page.
