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Please Join Us for the 1st Annual Triton Traditional Boat Show. We especially want to thank: Mike Thoele for inventing the event and for doing so much work to make it happen; and the folks at Lane County Parks Department and at City of Eugene Recreation Services for their generous help and support; to all the Dock "A" slipholders that are graciously allowing us to use their slips for the event! For all the details, download the PDF program here. |
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A Donation to Triton Yacht Club would be much appreciated! Funds received will be used to improve our exciting programs for even more fun on the lake for cruisers and racers alike. |
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Thanks for joining us at the Emerald Cup Regatta! Update on the New Docks |
The Triton Yacht Club is a Casual Community of Sailors Sharing Friendship, the Corinthian Spirit, and providing Racing and Non-racing Activities. Anyone and Everyone is Welcome! Visit with us and see for yourself. Meetings are held the last Friday of each month, at 7pm at the Veteran Club on Willamette Street in Eugene. Fill out a membership form and join us on the water soon!
We're a very active club located on Fern Ridge Reservoir, near Eugene, Oregon. Triton hosts many activities in the form of regattas, cruising, club and fleet racing, and community gatherings. Our Board of Directors and their email addresses can be found on our Contact Page.
Triton’s flagship regatta is the Emerald Cup Regatta held annually in early summer. You can hang out with the wild at heart during the Jungle Cruise, where you get to experience the interesting wildlife and landscape located along the reservoir. Participate in the Youth Sailing Day sail and picnic and give the youth of Lane County an opportunity to experience a great time on a sailboat.
Take a tour of our website and get more information about our resident fleets, see pictures of past events, review race results, and learn more about our sailing community.
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Past Commodore Michelle Wood showing off her knowledge of "the ropes".
Michelle assures us that, yes, she knows they're on starboard tack.
She's just demonstrating the correct direction of wrap around the crank-handle thingy.