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Private club with 1,000 members; open by invitation to accomplished blue water sailors capable of co

Established February 18, 1938, the club has a long history of sponsoring inshore, distance and offshore sailboat races, and supporting the interests and needs of sailors. The club is headquartered in Larchmont, New York, and operates through local stations across the United States. Each station serves as the organizing authority and host for a number of racing, social and junior events for its members and other sailors, both on the water and ashore. The club has been in the vanguard of development of new events, handicap rating systems, yacht design, safety procedures, and new rum drinks. The club insignia is proudly displayed by members on the club burgee, on special articles and clothing available only to members, and also seen on clothing sold to sailors participating in club events.

10/30/2026

A finish worth racing toward. 🦐⛵

They call it the “Race to the Buffet” for a reason! After a day of offshore racing, the Sailfish Club of Florida’s legendary seafood buffet, reception, and awards await.

Join us December 4 for the 70th Wirth M. Munroe Ocean Race. Bring your boat, gather your crew, and come hungry.

Race information and registration:

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10/30/2026

Last night at the Newport Art Museum, Storm Trysail Club member Erica Lush shared an inside look at her remarkable journey training and competing in France in the Solitaire du Figaro.

From the challenges of solo offshore racing to the dedication, preparation, and perseverance required to compete at this level, Erica gave attendees a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at two years immersed in one of sailing’s most demanding disciplines.

We’re proud to have Erica representing the Storm Trysail Club burgee on the international stage and grateful to everyone who joined us for an inspiring evening of sailing stories and conversation.

Thank you, Erica, for sharing your experience with us!

Follow her journey at Erica

10/28/2026

Beautiful water. A demanding week of racing.

The 2027 ORC North American Offshore Championships will test the whole team, with eight races scheduled:

🌊 Six windward/leeward races
🌊 One coastal race
🌊 One offshore race through the Florida Straits

The coastal race counts 1.5 times and the offshore race counts double—with neither eligible to be discarded. Preparation, navigation, endurance, and boat handling will all have a role in deciding the champions.

Join Storm Trysail Club and SORC in Fort Lauderdale November 14–20, 2027.

Explore the Notice of Race and enter:
https://buff.ly/LDfyi72

Photo: Tommy Allore / Out Your Front Door of Belle Mente at the Wirth Munroe last year

10/27/2026

Notice of Race Alert and the first entry is in! Join us in welcoming Race Chair Tom Bowler and Escapade II to the 2027 Parker Converse Tower Race & Salty 100!

Aboard his Morris Ocean Series yacht, Tom is getting the fleet started for a summer weekend of distance racing on Buzzards Bay. Now it’s your turn to join him.

Hosted by Beverly Yacht Club and Storm Trysail Club, the event offers two ways to race:

🌊 The Tower Race: one lap of the approximately 48-mile course
🌊 The Salty 100: two laps for a longer offshore challenge

Both races start Friday, July 9, with awards and dinner at Beverly Yacht Club on Saturday, July 10.

Ready to join the fleet? Enter on Yacht Scoring: https://www.yachtscoring.com/emenu/50998

10/24/2026

From a Farr 30 to a TP52, the early ORC North American's fleet is bringing an exciting mix to Fort Lauderdale.

Among those already entered for the 2027 ORC North American Offshore Championships:

• Peter and Dina Wright's Margot a NEO 430 Roma from Chicago Yacht Club
• John Evans and Trey Sheehan’s TP52, Hooligan Racing (pictured)
• Austin and Gwen Fragomen’s Botin 44, Interlodge IV
• Linda and Andrew Weiss’s XR41, Christopher Dragon XIV
• Matt Lane’s SR33, C4
• Kevin Brown’s Farr 30, Notorious
• Lindsey Lind’s JPK 1030, Zèlèe

Sixteen ORC boats are already on the list, with more than a year to go. Who else is ready to head south? Reminder if you register by Nov 1 2026, there is a $200 Discount.

November 14–20, 2027 | Fort Lauderdale
Hosted by Storm Trysail Club and SORC

See the full fleet and add your boat:
https://buff.ly/LDfyi72

Photo: Tommy Allore / Out Your Front Door at Wirth Munroe 2025

10/20/2026

A good read featuring from our friends at the Cruising Club of America. Many Storm Trysail Club members helped compile the report but every offshore sailor should read it because you never know if you might be the rescuer.

Your boat could be the one answering a Mayday. Would your crew know what to do?

A new Cruising Club of America report examines **28 real yacht-to-yacht crew rescues**, sharing practical lessons for sailors who may be the nearest—or only—boat able to help.

From calling for assistance and agreeing on a rescue plan to transferring people safely and caring for them afterward, the report explores decisions worth thinking through before an emergency.

Developed with US Sailing and the Bermuda Race Foundation, the report includes a foreword by Kirsten Neuschäfer, who rescued fellow Golden Globe Race competitor Tapio Lehtinen.

Read it. Share it with your crew. Make it part of your passage preparation.

📖 Read the takeaways and the full report: https://buff.ly/3HI7lNi

10/13/2026

47 teams. Two very different days. One unforgettable weekend. ⛵️

From Saturday’s sunshine and light breeze to Sunday’s strong winds and torrential rain, the Long Island Sound IOR brought teamwork, determination, and plenty of adventure.

One sailor told us Sunday was the best day of his college sailing career. Cue the happy tears. 🥹

That’s why we do this. For 25 years, boat owners, Safety Officers, and volunteers have shared their boats, time, and knowledge to help college sailors discover where sailing can take them. We couldn’t be prouder of every team that took on this weekend.

Read the full recap at **stormtrysail.org—link in bio!** (https://stormtrysail.org/47-teams-two-very-different-days-long-island-sound-ior-celebrates-25-years-with-storm-trysail-club/ )

📸 Stephen Cloutier / BlockIsland Steve

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

Big breeze, pouring rain, and teamwork on full display! 🌧️⛵️ Day 2 put our 47 collegiate teams through their paces to close out a memorable Long Island Sound IOR.
📸 BlockIsland Steve Full recap, results, and gallery at stormtrysail.org—link in bio!

10/12/2026

Rain couldn’t dampen these crews’ spirits! 🌧️⛵️ Our Lemon & Line Photo of the Day captures a Sunday to remember at the Long Island Sound IOR.
📸 BlockIsland Steve Thanks to Lemon & Line for supporting the next generation of sailors!

Address

1 Woodbine Avenue
Larchmont, NY
10538

Telephone

+19148348857

Website

http://www.stormtrysail.org/

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