Waterfield March Winds Sailing Regatta on Old Hickory Lake, Nashville Tennessee

MAR 3^rd, 2012

2011 Results
2010 Results
2009 Results

HISTORY

The Warterfield March Winds Regatta, held on the first full weekend in March, bears the name of Charley Warterfield who died unexpectedly in mid-December, 1998.

This remarkably talented architect and sailor served as our Commodore in 1983.

Bob Cotton followed Charley as Commodore in 1984. Together, they reflected on the fact that our club had no organized sailing event during the very month of the year most noted for wind.

The Board of Governors responded favorably to their proposal to establish the March Winds Regatta as a permanent cruising class sailing event to be held as a two-day regatta early in March.

Charley and Bob served as regatta chairmen for the event with Jack Caldwell and Bob Wolery serving as the race committee.

Since the inaugural March Winds Regatta (won by Chuck Konesky), the tradition has continued that the retiring commodore take responsibility for serving as regatta chairman for the event.

	Harbor Island Yacht Club Old Hickory, Tennessee
	Waterfield March Winds Regatta Notice Of Race & Sailing Instructions SATURDAY MARCH 3^rd, 2012 8:00 am: Registration, Coffee, Donuts 9:30 am: Skippers’ Meeting 10:55 am: Warning Signal for Start 4:00 pm: Trophy Presentation	MAR 3^rd, 2012 2011 Results 2010 Results 2009 Results HISTORY The Warterfield March Winds Regatta, held on the first full weekend in March, bears the name of Charley Warterfield who died unexpectedly in mid-December, 1998. This remarkably talented architect and sailor served as our Commodore in 1983. Bob Cotton followed Charley as Commodore in 1984. Together, they reflected on the fact that our club had no organized sailing event during the very month of the year most noted for wind. The Board of Governors responded favorably to their proposal to establish the March Winds Regatta as a permanent cruising class sailing event to be held as a two-day regatta early in March. Charley and Bob served as regatta chairmen for the event with Jack Caldwell and Bob Wolery serving as the race committee. Since the inaugural March Winds Regatta (won by Chuck Konesky), the tradition has continued that the retiring commodore take responsibility for serving as regatta chairman for the event.