Regatta Watch: 2022 Northwest Postponed to March 11 – 13

by | Mar 2, 2022 | Home Page, NIYA, Regattas


Via NIYA Secretary/Treasurer Steve Schalk

The Northwest Regatta is postponed to March 11 – 13, 2022.

We have 20 to 24 inches of ice in several locations. Mother Nature’s Zamboni is taking over the ice for this weekend and may leave us with regatta conditions for March 11th. Next update is Sunday, March 6, 2022.

Steve Schalk

Secretary/Treasurer

Regatta Watch: 2022 WSSA Called On

by | Feb 28, 2022 | Home Page, Regattas, WSSA

Stern-Steerers at the 2010 Northwest on Lake Winnebago. Photo: Joe Terry

Via WSSA Secretary/Treasurer Andy Gratton:

The Wisconsin Stern Steering Association regatta for 2022 has been tentatively called on for March 5 and 6. Final confirmation will be made by 1 PM Thursday, March 3. Check back here after that time. If the Northwest Ice Yacht Association has scheduled their regatta for the same weekend, that regatta takes precedence.

Andy Gratton

WSSA Secretary/Treasurer

Regatta Watch: 2022 Northwest Called ON

by | Feb 27, 2022 | Home Page, NIYA, Regattas

DN fleet at the 2010 Northwest on Lake Winnebago. Photo: Gretchen Dorian

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Via Northwest Ice Yacht Racing Association Secretary/Treasurer Steve Schalk:

The 2022 Northwestern Ice Yachting Association Regatta has been called on  for March 4-6. Locations under consideration are Wisconsin or the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Final confirmation with location will be on Wednesday, March 2, 2022 by noon CT.

Steve Schalk
Secretary/Treasurer
NIYA

The Northwest is a 3 day regatta for A,B,C, and D Stern-Steerers, DNs, A, B, and C Skeeters, and Renegades.

Regatta Watch: 2022 WSSA Postponed to March 5-6

by | Feb 24, 2022 | Home Page, Regattas, WSSA

Setting up TAKU on Lake Winnebago at the 2020 Northwest. Photo: Gretchen Dorian

The Wisconsin Stern Steering Association regatta has been postponed to March 5 – 6, 2022. The next update will be Sunday, February 27. Check back here at that time. The little bit of hail on Tuesday blew into rock hard humps up to 4″ tall on Green Lake and Winnebago, 1.5″ humps on Monona. Perhaps OK for cruising but not going straight and fast.

Andy Gratton

WSSA Secretary/Treasurer