• Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club is a family club located on the Eastern shore of a beautiful, protected harbor on the North Shore of Long Island. Founded in an old beach casino in 1921, the club added yacht racing in 1922 and tennis in the following year. A junior sailing program was established with 14 Abeking & Rasmussen dinghies in 1924, and active junior programs were quickly established in swimming and tennis as well. These sports, plus a snack bar and outdoor grill, remain the primary activities at the Beach Club today.   The club burgee was designed to depict swimming lanes and tennis balls on a yachting flag. In 1930, CSH sailors purchased 13 of the original Abeking & Rasmussen Atlantics, fresh off the boat from Germany. These were added to a fleet that already included Beach Club One Designs and Fish Boats, so that by the mid 1930’s there more than 40 actively raced keelboats at the club. The Atlantic fleet has remained active at CSHBC continuously since 1930, and today consists of nine active boats – some of them sailed by direct descendants of skippers and owners in the 30’s.    The fleet races every weekend and holiday from Memorial Day through Columbus Day, generally within the sheltered waters of Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay. The club also hosts an annual fall invitational regatta for the Atlantic Class – the Ted Janeway Memorial Series.

• Sailors interested in Atlantics at Cold Spring Harbor are invited to contact our fleet captain, Cathy Casalicchio at cathycasalicchio@danielgale.com

• Click here for directions to CSHBC

• 2011 Racing Results will be posted here in the near future

Thanks to all who came across the Sound for our annual Ted Janeway Memorial Series on Sep. 24-25.  Despite dire predictions of rain and no wind, we managed to get in three (light air) races in two days -- and stayed dry the whole time!   Nick Vulgaris and his staff once again provided a delicious and festive meal in the clubhouse Saturday night, and CSHBC members offered up plenty of beds for visiting sailors.  At the dinner, Julia Knowlton was awarded a Campbell Cup for her enthusiasm and persistence in keeping us all connected and for encouraging such good attendance at this regatta. 

Special thanks to our Club Manager, Gary Knapp, and Waterfront Manager, Mike McGrory, for a terrific job running these races.  And congratulations to Jim Doyle and crew on winning the series (for the second consecutive year.)  Here are the 2011 results:

Pos	Sail #	Skipper	Club	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3	Total
1	102	Jim Doyle	CPYC	1	2	2	5
2	127	Arvid Brandstrom	CPYC	6	1	1	8
3	56	Doug May	CHSBC	2	4	3	9
4	73	George Lindsay, Jr.	CSHBC	4	5	4	13
5	107	Ken Terry	CPYC	5	3	7	15
6	146	Kerry Dawson	CPYC	3	6	6	15
7	35	Cathy Casalicchio	CSHBC	7	7	5	19