WINDSURFING
Despite the Rain, the Girl Scouts had a Great Time
I love the annual Windsurfing Regatta. I love the atmosphere, the surfers sails like mayflies that skim across Lake Okabena, and the music blasting away on shore, so loud that we could hear it when w...
Posted on 6/8/13 at 3:59 PM
Regatta reflections
Ouch. That’s really about all I have to say today. After a weekend of Regatta-ing, I’m pretty much done in with aching muscles and joints. I just can’t spend three days straight on m...
Posted on 6/14/10 at 5:38 AM
The Regatta in Pictures
These are some images from the opening ceremony (and after that) I didn't manage to post before. Above, the drum corps I mentioned in a previous post. Bill Keitel during the opening ceremonies....
Posted on 6/11/10 at 2:03 PM
2004: Low Winds Don’t Stop Regatta
Low winds don’t stop Regatta Many attend beachside festivities despite weather BY KATY DEVLIN DAILY GLOBE June 14, 2009 WORTHINGTON — A light breeze rolled across Lake Okabena early Satu...
Posted on 6/12/09 at 7:00 AM
Letter: Reflecting on a successful Regatta
By Bill Keitel, Worthington , June 24, 2008
Letter: Regatta made for great weekend
My head’s still spinning from the amazing weekend you concocted. You and your community are true inspirations to those of us failing in resolve to create such unqualified joy for so many.By Randy Johnson, Band Member, Ride , June 20, 2008
Regatta wraps up
June 16, 2008
- Calle Sur Music Workshop
- Lehto & Wright play an instrumental tune with a traditional Celtic sound at the Regatta 2008.
- John Langemo sings a bluesy version of "House of the Rising Sun" at the Regatta 2008 in Worthington.
- Calle Sur plays a traditional tune at the Regatta 2008.
- Tom Hunter sings "Beer Drinking Woman" at the Regatta 2008.
- Regatta 2008 Day Four and Five
- Talk about this topic
Making its musical mark
June 16, 2008
For Fernando Martinez, windsurfing provides a break from everyday life
June 16, 2008
Amateurs test out the waters on land
By Angela Lowe , June 13, 2008
Come sail away
By Ryan McGaughey , June 12, 2008
Windsurfers ready to set sail
By Angela Lowe , June 11, 2008
Inland surfing: Conditions on Worthington’s Lake Okabena pose challenge for Regatta competitors
WORTHINGTON — Windsurfers will face a different challenge in the U.S. National Windsurfing Championship this year, as they seek to navigate Lake Okabena’s tight race course and treacherous, shifting winds, requiring absolute precision and total awareness of weather conditions.June 09, 2008
Worthington bids to become training ground for Olympic hopefuls
WORTHINGTON — When members of the U.S. Windsurfing Association’s (USWA) board of directors met last fall in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., one of their topics of discussion was developing a site for Olympic windsurfing hopefuls to train. The biggest impediment to such a dream was finding the funds to make it possible.By Julie Buntjer , June 07, 2008
Kremer to continue quest for Olympics
Worthington native will train this summer on Lake Okabena with fellow Olympic hopefulBy Julie Buntjer , June 05, 2008
Countdown to Windsurfing Regatta begins
Worthington to host USW National Championships June 11-15By Beth Rickers , April 28, 2008
Editorial: Lakeshore input needed next time
We’re just a few short weeks away from the annual Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival, where Lake Okabena’s Sailboard Beach will serve as stomping grounds for throngs of Worthington residents and visitors.By Daily Globe , April 22, 2008
Aesthetics or shoreline preservation?
Work at Sailboard Beach is no good for windsurfersBy Julie Buntjer , April 19, 2008
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