SAF Yacht Club: Bosun's Call Jan-Mar 2023 Issue

MEMBER'S CORNER 4

SEA SPORTS .......................................... 7

EVENTS ................................................ 21

STAFF HIGHLIGHT ............................... 30

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

COMMODORE

RADM Aaron Beng Yao Cheng

VICE COMMODORE

COL Justiin Ang

REAR COMMODORE

COL Loh Woon Liang

HONORARY SECRETARY

LTC Allan Ng

HONORARY TREASURER

ME5 Willis Tarn

HONORARY LEGAL ADVISOR

Mr Nicholas Cheong

ASST. HONORARY SECRETARY

Mr Toh Choon Chwee, Edmund

ASST. HONORARY TREASURER

Ms Luanne Tan

CAPTAIN OF SAIL

Mr Ken Yap

CAPTAIN OF POWER Mr Wong Hin Sun, Eugene

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan

Mr Teo Eng Kiat, James

Mr Gerald Heng

Mr Jaya Sankaran

Ms Wong Ching Yeng, Isabelle

Mr Alan Pang

CO-OPTED MEMBERS

Mr Ooi Yinn Yeong

Mr Jason Chong

MAJ Sow Yi Ling Eileen

Mr Ian Chua

ME6 Ong Teck Lim

ME6 Tan Lu Pin

MAJ (NS) Ng Shi Yang

MANAGEMENT SUB-COMMITTEES

REMUNERATION & HR SUBCOMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

RADM Aaron Beng Yao Cheng MEMBERS

COL Justiin Ang

COL Loh Woon Liang

LTC Allan Ng

ME5 Willis Tarn

Mr Toh Choon Chwee Edmund Ms Luanne Tan

CONNECTION, ENGAGEMENT & RECRUITMENT SUB-COMMITTEE

Chairman

COL Justiin Ang MEMBERS

LTC Allan Ng

Mr Alan Pang

Mr Toh Choon Chwee Edmund

Ms Isabelle Wong

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan

MAJ Sow Yi Ling Eileen

ME6 Ong Teck Lim

FINANCE SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

ME5 Willis Tarn DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Ms Luanne Tan MEMBER

Mr Ian Chua

AUDIT SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

ME6 Tan Lu Pin DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr Ooi Yinn Yeong MEMBER

Mr Jaya Sankaran

ICT SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN COL Justiin Ang

MEMBERS

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan

Mr James Teo

Mr Ricky Sng

INFRASTRUCTURE & REJUVENATION SUB-COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN COL Loh Woon Liang

MEMBERS

Mr Allan Ng

Mr Toh Choon Chwee Edmund

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan Mr Jaya Sankaran Mr Jason Chong

POWERBOAT SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

Mr Wong Hin Sun, Eugene DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr Gerald Heng MEMBERS

Mr Jaya Sankaran

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan

Mr Toh Choon Chwee Edmund Mr Alan Pang

SAILING SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

Mr Ken Yap DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr Chow Yan Biau MEMBERS

Mr Low Weng Kong

Mr Yuen Weng Thye

Mr Nicholas Cheong Mr Cao Yueming Mr Kuah En Shyang

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2022

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held on 29th October 2022 at Lazarus Ballroom.

Commodore, RADM Aaron Beng opened the meeting by welcoming the Members who attended. Honorary Secretary, LTC Allan Ng gave an update on the Club's past year’s accomplishments while Honorary Treasurer, ME5 Willis Tarn reported the financial and

operational performance of the Club. Rear Commodore COL Loh Woon Liang presented the information on the upcoming Prawning and Fishing Tenant as well as the upgrading of the feature works.

During the Q&A segment, Members who attended the AGM had the opportunity to raise their concerns and questions to the panel. Honorary Secretary, together with Commodore and GM, Teo Wee Chin, responded accordingly.

AGM 2022 ended with Commodore and Vice Commodore presenting tokens of appreciation to MC Members of FY2021/2022 and letter of appointment to the newly elected Management Committee Members for FY2022/2023.

Congratulations to the Office Bearers who were appointed to the Management Committee 20222023 at this year’s AGM.

COMMODORE

RADM Aaron Beng

Mr Eric Emmanuel Tan

Mr Teo Eng Kiat, James

Mr Gerald Heng

Mr Jaya Sankaran Ms Isabelle Wong Mr Alan Pang

Mr Ooi Yinn Yeong Mr Jason Chong MAJ Eileen Sow

Mr Ian Chua

ME6 Ong Teck Lim ME6 Tan Lu Pin

MAJ (NS) Ng Shi Yang

Members Get Together

DATE: 19 November 2022

TIME: 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm

VENUE: Member's Lounge

SAF Yacht Club Members had a good time to bond over drinks and snacks.

The long awaited Sing Siam Regatta is finally back after 2 years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This year’s Regatta was hosted by the Royal Thai Navy and we received a great response of 26 sailors (including our Vice Commodore, COL Justiin Ang) and 30 supporters from Singapore. The trip spanned from 24 November to 30 November, with 26 November to 27 November being race days.

Day One l Thursday, 24th November 2022

All sailors and supporters met at Changi Airport Terminal 2 at 10.00 am to have their attendance taken before proceeding to check-in for their flight to Bangkok. Upon arriving at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, we were greeted by Military personnel who escorted us from immigrations and to the tour buses waiting to bring us to the Royal Thai Navy base in Sattahip.

We arrived at 8.00 pm, in time for the welcome dinner hosted by the Royal Thai Navy. After a long day of travelling, our sailors and supporters got to enjoy their dinner with live performances before checking into their accomodation to rest.

Group picture at Changi Airport before flying to Bangkok

Welcome dinner hosted by the Royal Thai Navy

Day Two

l

Friday,

25th November 2022

Meeting time for the pick-up to the sailing club was at 10.00 am after breakfast. All sailors and supporters were brought to the sailing club to register for the race as well as to sign out their boats.

The sailors prepared their boats in the morning and had some warm-up on water before lunch. After lunch, the practice race started with the first warning signal at 2.00 pm.

At the end of a long day of practice, dinner was hosted by SAF Yacht Club as a 'thank you' to the hospitality extended to us by our Thai counterparts.

l Saturday, 26th November 2022

Pick-up was at 8.30 am as the first signal was at 9.30 am for team racing. The Singapore sailors were teamed up with the Thai sailors at random (chosen randomly the day before).

Everyone hard at work rigging up the boats

Warm-up before the practice race

Optimist Class

Team Elephant (Green) Team Lion (Red)

• Paphawin Kor-Asawakovit

• Pumitut Meeiamsin

• Thitiworda Johnjaitrong

• Auson Leow Xiang Rui

• Eunice Tan Yi Ning

• Josh Low

• Callum Wong Joon Thang

• Low Xi En Jaye

• Tammachat Sriopas

• Poramut Srisawaddisiodom

Team racing in the morning experienced a gentle to moderate breeze with many gusts that tested the sailors’ tactics and teamwork. A total of 3 races were ran for each class and was concluded shortly before lunch time.

Race Number

1

Team Racing Results

Laser Class

Team Position

Total Score

Elephant 1 2 4 5 12 Lion 3 6 7 8 24

2 Elephant 1 2 3 4 10 Lion 5 6 7 8 26

3 Elephant 1 2 4 5 12 Lion 3 6 7 8 24

Optimist Class

Race Number Team Position

1

Total Score

Elephant 1 2 3 7 13 Lion 4 5 6 8 23

2 Elephant 2 3 4 7 16 Lion 1 5 6 8 20

3 Elephant 1 2 4 5 12 Lion 3 6 7 8 24

Team Elephant won the team race for both Laser and Optimist Class.

Just before lunch, the tour bus brought the other sailors to the sailing club for them to prepare for the match race in the afternoon.

However, an unexpected downpour came after lunch which caused the wind to drop significantly. The first warning signal for the race was at 1.30 pm. The race committee managed to only run a total number of 3 races for the fleet race due to the light wind conditions. Sailors were tested by sighting for wind patches and executing perfect roll tacks going upwind. Nonetheless, the last boat arrived to shore with a beautiful sunset view.

Fleet Race and Sunset View

Final Results

Optimist Class

1. Tanvisit Kitchannasiri 2. Surapa Maungngam 3. Adison Ein 4. Tammachat Sriopas 5. Paphawin Kor-Asawakovit

Laser Standard Class (Grand Master)

1. Yeo Ngak Hoe 2. CDR. Nitasana Rodnoun 3. Capt. Prayutt Jaibanjong

Day Four

Laser 4.7 Class

1. Joshua Cheong 2. Jade Low 3. Clive Seah

Laser Standard Class (Master)

1. PO1. Prakasit Hongpradab 2. PO1. Chairat Dangdeemark 3. COL Justiin Ang

Laser Standard Class (Overall)

1. PO1. Apiwat Sringam 2. PO1. Prakasit Hongpradab 3. Nrs. Ratthanan Rakmanee

l Sunday, 27th November 2022

The last day of race tested the sailors’ endurance and patience in terms of a passage race with light air. Sailors have to navigate around 2 islands before arriving back to shore. The first warning signal was at 10.00 am, and sailors finished the race approximately 3 hours later.

Fleet racing and sunset

The prize giving ceremony and thank you dinner was hosted by The Royal Thai Navy. At the dinner, the Singapore team presented tokens of appreciation and gifts to both Royal Thai Navy and Thai sailors.

The night ended with a party and karaoke.

Prize Giving Ceremony and Thank You Dinner

COL Justiin Ang and Joshua Cheong

COL Justiin Ang and Clive Seah

Tony Tan and Yeo Ngak Hoe

Auson Leow and Yeo Ngak Hoe

Thai team with Nicholas Cheong and family LTC. Navee and COL Justiin Ang

Thai team with Yeo Ngak Hoe

COL Justiin Ang and Jade Low

Day Five

l Monday, 28th November 2022

The bus arrived at 10.00 am to pick us up after checking out from our accommodation, and we were brought to the Sea Turtle Conservation Center, Royal Thai Navy.

At the Sea Turtle Conservation Center, we were able to take a physical look at the baby sea turtles in the holding tanks and were given a short presentation about sea turtles and the conservative efforts of the Royal Thai Navy.

Sea Turtle Conservation Center, Royal Thai Navy

One last group picture before boarding the bus

After spending an hour at the Conservation Centre, the tour buses brought us out from Sattahip to Pattaya Floating Market for lunch before completing our journey at Bangkok. After which, it was free and easy for everyone until 30 November before our flight back to Singapore.

We would like to thank the Royal Thai Navy, COL Justiin Ang, Tony Tan, all participants and their families for their support for making Sing Siam Regatta 2022 possible.

We would also like to congratulate those who have won a medal. Many new friendships and connections were made through our trip together, and we believe that everyone is waiting for the next Sing Siam Regatta!

Sing Siam Regatta 2023 will be held in Singapore on 22 and 23 April. See you there!

Pattaya Floating Market

45TH SINGAPORE LASER OPEN 2022

The first day of race saw a late and slow start due to light winds. However, once the marks were laid and ILCA 6 and ILCA 7 classes had started, the wind shifted 90° to the left which caused the race to be abandoned. After the course was re-laid, the ILCA 6 and ILCA 7 classes started again. Unfortunately, an oncoming heavy downpour from the Marina Bay area caused poor visibility, and the race was abandoned at Mark 1 again.

After lunch, the winds picked up from a steady heading, and an exciting 3 races were ran for all classes.

The next day saw another late start due to Cat 1 from inland. Day 2 started its first race at 2.25 pm for the ILCA 6 and ILCA 7 classes, and at 2.35 pm for the ILCA 4 class. A total of 2 races were held on the last day.

There were a total of 5 races with 1 discard.

SAF Yacht Club hosted its annual Singapore Laser Open on the 3rd and 4th of December 2022 at NSRCC Seasports Centre. This ranking regatta garnered 44 sign-ups in total from various sailing clubs.

We also had a draw for 4 lucky participants for a top prize of a 1-night stay in our Private Room.

TOP PRIZE

Free 1-night stay at SAF Yacht Club Private Room Elizabeth Victoria Say

SECOND PRIZE

25% off the public rate for the PPCDL course at SAF Yacht Club Samuel Tan-Hardy

Congratulations to all the winners!

We would like to thank all the participants for making this regatta possible, and a special thanks to all the sailing clubs for promoting the event to its success.

Final results can be found on our online notice board at: https://www.racingrulesofsailing.org/documents/5127/ event?name=45th-singapore-laser-open or scan the QR code

Hayley Fang

Jade Low Danielle Lai Ling Jia En Abigail Elizabeth Victoria Say

Asher-James Nair Samuel Tan-Hardy Gordon Allan

Lo Tian Walker John Javier Ong Meghan Tan Min Yee

Andrew Crombie Andrew Crombie Vincze Balazs Liu Qian

Results

Josh Ong

PROMISING SAILORS

chance to talk to my fellow sailor friends and simply enjoy being out in the sea. This is not something every kid gets to do often.

Q3: What can you say about your time with SAF Yacht Club?

A: Throughout the years, I have made many friends during my time at SAFYC. While few of them have moved on from sailing, there are still many good friends around and it's always nice to bump into them now and then and exchange our sailing stories.

Q4: Could you share your most memorable sailing experience?

from Optimist, I played water polo. I decided that I should focus on one sport, and I chose sailing.

7: How do you manage sailing around your curriculum of studies?

A: When it's time to study, I'll put aside sailing and make sure to focus on studying. During the weekends, I'll turn my attention to sailing and have fun with it. When a regatta is around the corner, I'll read up on some sailing tips from sailing books as well as watch some sailing tutorial videos.

Q8: For you, what makes a good sailor?

"

Everyone can sail. The trick is how to sail well."

Age: 10

School: St. Joseph's Institution Junior (SJIJ)

Hobbies: Sailing, Playing Computer Games, and Reading Favourite Food: Chicken rice Sailing Honour: Ranked No.1 for 12 years old & under (2023) for ILCA 4 (LASER 4.7)

Q1: How did your sailing journey come about?

A: It was during one December holiday when my parents signed me up for an Opti Junior course with my sister and cousins. I was the only one who continued sailing after attaining Opti Junior. Since then, I went on to complete Opti Sailor and Opti Racer courses.

Q2: What's your favourite aspect of sailing?

A: I enjoy sailing when the wind is constant and moderate on a good day; I can sail quickly and enjoy cruising across the sea. Otherwise, I take the

A: During one regatta, I didn’t notice that my rudder gudgeon had come loose. It broke off and was out of control right before the first race started. From then I learned the importance of checking my entire boat before launching.

Q5: What about your worst experience in sailing?

A: During my first ILCA 4 regatta, the wind was exceptionally strong. During the second day, the wind was constantly speeding at more than 15 knots. During one of the tacks, an unexpectedly strong gust sent my boat heeling too quickly. I used my entire body weight to quickly jump over to the opposite side but my boat capsized and turtled shortly after. I managed to upright my boat only to have it slammed back down repeatedly. After several tries I got tired and I had to be rescued by the safety boat.

Q6: Are you into other sports?

A: Before I moved to ILCA 4

A: To me, what makes a good sailor is one who is independent. For now, I still need help from my dad or the older sailors with the Laser as it’s larger than an Optimist. I hope one day soon I'll be able to handle it all by myself.

Q9: What are your personal goals in terms of sailing?

A: I hope to be able to learn fast and well in ILCA 4 and represent Singapore in an international event one day. I also look forward to advancing to Radial by the time I am in Primary 6.

Q10: Any regattas you are looking forward to participating in this year? How do you prepare yourself for the com petition?

A: I had a rewarding experience during the 45th ILCA Championships in December 2022. I look forward to performing better on the next one in 2023. My coach told me to sail well and need to understand and appreciate the elements. Hence, I want to be able to do that to better respond to sea and wind conditions for the next regatta.

PROMISING SAILORS

Age: 11

Wong Qi Ke Febe

" Never give up, every race is important, just do your best in every race."

School: CHIJ Our Lady Queen Of Peace

Hobbies: Sailing, Playing Video Games, Internet Surfing Favourite Food: Green curry chicken, Kimchi fried rice with egg Sailing Honour: 8th Place - National Sailing Championship 2022

Q1: How did your sailing journey come about?

A: My mum’s friend introduced her to sailing and my mum asked me if I would like to join a 4-day program to get me started on sailing. After attending GKA at SAYFC Sembawang, I liked the 4-day program and enjoyed the sport. From there, during the years, I have learned a lot from different coaches, Coach Iggy, Coach Loh, and Coach Gracina.

Q2: What’s your favourite aspect of sailing?

A: I like to be on the water and learn new skills. During this sailing journey, I also make new friends who share the same passion in sailing. I have become more confident and more independent.

Q3: What can you say about your time with SAF Yacht Club?

A: I enjoyed my time at SAF Yacht Club. From a new sailor who knew nothing about sailing to now, I enjoy taking part

in the regatta. I also make a lot of new friends.

Q4: Could you share your most memorable sailing experience?

A: When I earned my first medal in the National Sailing Championship 2022 and shortly got promoted to the gold fleet.

Q5: What about your worst experience in sailing?

A: During the Raffles Marina Regatta, on the second race and on the second upwind, I capsized and lost a lot of positions because I could not handle the strong wind but I still carried on after recovering from capsized and completed the race.

Q6: Are you into other sports besides sailing? If yes, what are they?

A: Sailing is the only sport which I am currently involved.

Q7: How do you manage sailing around your curriculum of studies?

A: My training, revision, and tui-

tion times are on different days. Therefore, I spread out my learning and ensure that I remain focused on each day for training and for studies.

Q8: For you, what makes a good sailor?

A: Someone who tries their best and never give up.

Q9: What are your personal goals in terms of sailing?

A: I am hoping to bring up my ranking in the gold fleet and hope I am able to get into the national squad.

Q10: Any regattas you are looking forward to participating this year? How do you prepare yourself for the competition?

A: I am looking forward to more regattas for the following year 2023. I prepare myself for competitions by sleeping earlier, reading the NORSI in advance, and on the day before the regatta I will check my equipment and try to check on the tides and wind direction.

SAF Yacht Club Visit to Changi Naval Base

What’s a better way to spend the December holidays?

The SAF Yacht Club (SAFYC) members and guests were exclusively invited by the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) for an educational visit to the Changi Naval Base on 9 December 2022.

The 41 SAFYC members and guests spent their morning on board the Landing Ship Tank, RSS Endeavour – one of the largest warships in the RSN – and experienced the shipboard life and adventures through sharing of personal stories by the RSN personnel. They also had an exclusive sneak peek of the recently revamped Navy Museum before it will officially reopen in 2023!

Read on to find out more about the highlights of the visit!

On board RSS Endeavour, the SAFYC members and guests visited the Combat Information Centre, Bridge, Wardroom, Hangar, Tank Deck, Galley, and Cafeteria – the main living and working areas of a warship – to experience the RSN personnel’s "home away from home".

At the newly revamped Navy Museum, SAFYC members and guests had the chance to learn more about the history of the RSN, the development of the RSN’s assets and capabilities over the years, as well as how the RSN enhances peace and security through naval diplomacy.

The RSN had a great time hosting the guests and members of the SAFYC, and hoped that they had a great time too! Wishing the SAFYC members and guests fair winds and following seas.

‘Special thanks to the RSN and their personnel for the warm hospitality and sharing of their personal journey. I now have a better understanding of how life is like in the RSN!’

- Feedback received from one of the visit SAFYC members and guests

Training Development Group (TDG) Team Building and Cohesion

The TDG held their activity-packed team building at SAF Yacht Club on the 21st of October 2022.

The attendees arrived between 08.30 am – 09.00 am followed by a briefing of the day’s activities. The teams started with land activities such as Minefield and Archery. Minefield is an activity that requires great teamwork to succeed. Team members had to guide their blindfolded counterparts through the obstacles to reach the ending point safely. A fun way to team bond with an emphasis on the importance of trust, safety, and effective communication. At the same time, the other teams tried their hands at archery, urging each other to aim for the best (bullseye) to gain perfect scores for their teams.

At 10.00 am, the teams were guided to the pontoon for their sea activity briefing facilitated by our Seasports Manager, Jason Swee. The teams did a fun Banana Boat race and ended with a Ski Tube ride.

After the thrilling rides and survivor-like challenges the teams overcame, the winning team was announced. The losing team took turns at the dunk tank seat where the winning team members had fun trying to dunk their colleagues. It was all done in great fun and lots of laughter was all around!

Lunch was served at 12.30 pm. Although tired from the morning’s activities, everyone had a fun and fulfilling session at the SAF Yacht Club.

CARNIVAL BY THE STRAITS 2022

Carnival By The Straits was officially back with the theme “A Dose of Sun, A Booster of Fun” last 10 December 2022 from 10.00 am – 5.00 pm.

We are honored to have Ms. Poh Li San, Grassroots Adviser to Sembawang West GROs, joined us at the event.

The Carnival was packed with exciting seasports activities, games, prizes, entertainment, and magic tricks that catered to all ages.

Thanks to the active support of some businesses, the Carnival also saw a good number of food and merchandise stalls. Besides, games, rides, shopping, and food & drinks, there were also roving artists giving out sculpted balloons and as well as engaging guests with magic tricks.

The Republic of Singapore Navy also supported the event with some activities as well as a photo booth!

Live music from professional bands added lots of colors and ambiance to the Carnival!

The highlight of the one-day event was the seasports activities. Thrill-and-adventure- seeking individuals got the chance to embark on a rare opportunity to enjoy the different rides.

A list of seasports activities includes:

• Banana Boat ride

• Jet Ski ride

• RHIB boat ride

• Experiential boating

• Ski Tube ride

• Water Trampoline / Kayak

Our Guest of Honour and guests had a fun and educational RHIB Boat ride!

Ms Poh Li San, Grassroots Adviser to Sembawang West GROs, together with Commodore RADM Aaron Beng, SAF Yacht Club GM, Mr Teo Wee Chin, Mr Phua Lam Soon, BBM, Sembawang West CCC Chairman, Rear Commodore COL Loh Woon Liang, Mr Chua Bing He, Sports Network Executive Member, Sembawang West Community, and Mr Samuel Lau, Constituency Director, Sembawang West Constituency Office went on the fun and educational RHIB Boat ride.

A lucky draw was held to mark the end of the Carnival. Congratulations to all the lucky winners and Big Thanks to Kairos boats (RHIB Rides Singapore) for sponsoring the RHIB boat ride tickets!

LUCKY DRAW PRIZES:

• 3D2N Stay in SAFYC Private Room

• 2D1N Stay in SAFYC Private Room

• RHIB boat ride tickets

Q: Any interesting facts about you?

ROSE ANNE TABLAN Events and Marketing Executive

Q: How long have you worked for SAFYC?

A: I am now in my 4th month here in SAFYC.

Q: What is your role in the Events and Marketing department of the Club?

A: I am an Events & Marketing Executive. I handle events and answer enquiries regarding venues and events or activities of SAFYC.

Q: What aspect of your role do you enjoy the most?

A: I enjoy communicating and interacting with people, plan and organize various events and activities for clients.

Q: What are your hobbies and interests do you have outside of work?

A: I love to have a good long walk, hiking and trekking during off days.

A: I love cats, I have 3 cats at home (hehe not sure if that’s interesting though).

Q: What is your personal mantra or favourite quote you want to share?

A: “Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.”

Q: What is something you want to do/explore that you’ve never done before?

A: If I were given a chance to have enough time and money, I want to travel around the world.

Q: If you were to be given a superpower of your choice, what would it be and why?

A: If I were given a super power, I think I want to have the power to turn back the time to correct whatever mistakes I had in the past.

Q: How do you define success?

A: Success for me has different levels and definition, I may find myself successful but others may think otherwise. Measuring success is something personal. For me, success is when we feel happy and satisfied with the work we have done and the goals we have achieved.

Q: 3 words to describe yourself

A: Independent, adventurous, and open-minded.

March

BERTHING LIFETIME

SAILING

SAILING

LIFETIME

SAILING

RECIPROCAL CLUBS

Amardeep Singh Goh Chee Siong Hin Nam Yuen Ken Ho Muhammad Syakir Bin Ramlan Romzi Bin Damiri Yong Boon Khoo

BERTHING 1-YEAR Tan Hong Soon

LIFETIME Chee Kiat Oh

3-YEARS Ang Yilin Edward Fang Naszilhairi Bin Mohd Naser Poshi Kang Thiam Ann Chia

1-YEAR Rhys Goh Sun Wei Chen

RECREATIONAL

Jason Lim Lim Tiong Yong Madhav Mallam

RECREATIONAL 1-YEAR Christopher Walters

Alan Goh Chai Peng

Kim Mark Dyson Nicholas Martin Tan Kok Cheng CORPORATE JLOT PTE LTD

Royal Yacht Club of Victoria

Haven Yacht Club Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club

Sailing

BRUNEI THAILAND PHILIPPINES

Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club

Royal Brunei Yacht Club

Royal Varuna Yacht Club Subic Bay Yacht Club

ZEALAND Eping Forest Yacht & Country Royal Port Nicholson Yacht

CLUB DIRECTORY

Teo Wee Chin General Manager weechin@safyc.org.sg 63519168

Allan Mok

Senior Marina & Clubhouse Operations Manager mok@safyc.org.sg 63519160

Au Wing Hong Senior Finance Manager winghong@safyc.org.sg 63519169

Peggy Fam Human Resource Manager peggy@safyc.org.sg 63519161

Jason Swee

Sea Sports Manager jasonswee@safyc.org.sg 63865502

Adeline Koh Events and Marketing Manager adeline@safyc.org.sg 63519167

Jason Tang Senior Clubhouse Operations Executive jason@safyc.org.sg 63519165

Rose Ann Tablan Events and Marketing Executive events@safyc.org.sg 63519164

Ignatius Thiam One Stop Centre ignatius@safyc.org.sg 63865502

Membership Relations / Front Desk scangel@safyc.org.sg 67583359

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Security Staff (24/7) 88516512

CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT CORNER

Parking at NSRCC Sea Sports Centre (for sailors)

SAFYC Sailing members are entitled to a 45-minute grace period for drop-off and pick-up at NSRCC Sea Sports Centre. Anything beyond the grace period, charges will apply.

Season parking for SAFYC members is available at $40 per month (before GST), it allows parking every day from 8am to 7pm. To apply for season parking, you may write to connie@constantwind.com.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Trainings at NSRCC are exclusive to SAFYC members only. In order to train with us, all sailors and/or parents must have a valid membership at all times. If you are not yet a Sailing Member of SAFYC, please drop us a note and we will get our Membership team to assist you as soon as possible.

If you are an existing Sailing member and would like to update your car's IU details, you may send the details to sarah@safyc.org.sg. Please feel free to be in touch with us should you have any questions.

Do note that this is strictly for SAFYC members who have children training in our squads only and is not for public dissemination.

Thank you for your cooperation!