Race day 3 seems to have been a big success.  I couldn’t be there, but Paul has posted the results on our web site mhbmyc.org and he sent them to me.  You … Continue reading NewsRead more

Storm Isaias threatened, but this morning was rain-free so 13 members went down to the cove to race, score, help, or support. There were 8 boats in the water at … Continue reading NewsRead more

The steamy hot overcast start to the day gave way to sun and clouds with a pleasant breeze.  Thirteen members with 10 boats came down to the cove for some … Continue reading NewsRead more

The only apt description of the weather this morning is, “brutally hot”.  Nevertheless, 12  members made their hot and sticky way down to the cove and racing started with 7 boats … Continue reading NewsRead more

This coming week Solings will race on Tuesday at 11.00 am and DF95s will race on Thursday at 11.00 am.  This will be the pattern for the remainder of the season.Thursday racing will have … Continue reading NewsRead more

It was hot, very hot at the cove yesterday and this might have deterred some members from making the trip, but there were only five of us racing in the morning … Continue reading NewsRead more

Yesterday was the first day of scored racing this season and also the first time we tried to race two classes of boats on the same day.  Weather forecasts of … Continue reading NewsRead more

Scored racing begins tomorrow. Solings at 11AM & DF95s at 1PMWe can always use help with scoring if you’re not racing!

Another warm summer day and a brisk wind enticed 14 members to come down to the cove, most brought lunch and all were ready for a 1 pm start with a mixture of … Continue reading NewsRead more

A pleasant sunny morning, but only with a modicum of wind.  Around a dozen members came down to the cove dodging the sewer works on Schooner Drive and brought a … Continue reading NewsRead more

In view of adverse weather reports, our normal Tuesday sailing is cancelled and moved to next Thursday, July 2nd at 11.00 am.  Rob will be at the cove from 10 am and will start … Continue reading NewsRead more

Twelve members spent a pleasant hour or so at the cove yesterday sailing Solings and DF95 all-in together.  Bill Raposa had a tech problem before we got started and did most of … Continue reading NewsRead more

Thirteen members turned up at the cove today and we had a number of races, two Solings, and the remainder DF95s.  We battled a quirky wind vaguely from the north … Continue reading NewsRead more

Next Tuesday, June 16th, is forecast to be a beautiful day. Tide will be low at 10:30AM. Breeze expected to from ENE at 8 knots. Great day for more informal … Continue reading NewsRead more

Beautiful day at the cove yesterday. 8 boats were there to “shake off the rust”. Only issue was the lack of a breeze. Only 1 painfully slow fun race was … Continue reading NewsRead more

The opening up yesterday was just a tiny chink, but it was a start.Rob, Will, and Bill Raposa went down to the cove early and got the marks in the … Continue reading NewsRead more

From June 1st, Rhode Island is going into Phase Two of opening up which will mean gatherings of fifteen will now be allowed. Social distancing will still be required and … Continue reading NewsRead more

MHBMYC Meeting of May 19th, 2020 at 3 pm                                               … Continue reading NewsRead more

The new Soling 1 meter boat is coming along. The inside Keel support is taking much time for design as this piece is probably the most important component of the … Continue reading NewsRead more

MHBMYC Meeting of April 23rd, 2020 at 3PM Attendees:  David, Rob, Kim, Paul, Manny, Wilkie, Bruce, Jim P and Derek. Dick M, Jim K and Bill joined towards the end of the … Continue reading NewsRead more

Just wanted you to pass onto you and your fellow Soling Skippers that the new Soling One Meter Forum is operational. Please to http://www.soling1m.com/  and click on the Forum tab at … Continue reading NewsRead more

For you Facebook users, please join our new site. Search for Mount Hope Bay Model Yacht Club on FB. It is a private site, meaning it requires a one time … Continue reading NewsRead more

Thanks for your patience! You are using our newly designed website. It will be refreshed frequently during our 2020 sailing season. You can expect to find notices and news items … Continue reading NewsRead more