Eric Jespersen’s Mischief Wins Round Saltspring

Mischief Aerial

May 24, 2016

Each year at this time the Saltspring Island Sailing Club membership puts on a memorable regatta.

This year, race committee chair, Pete McGovern, his race committee and the many club volunteers were rewarded for all their hard work with near perfect sailing conditions, There were 104 yachts competing in this year’s Round Saltspring Race.

Find all details and results here: http://saltspringsailing.ca/roundsaltspring/

 

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