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Westhampton Yacht Squadron’s Flying Scot Fleet Awarded 'Fleet of the Year' by Flying Scot Sailing Association

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Members of Westhampton Yacht Squadron's Flying Scot Fleet. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Members of Westhampton Yacht Squadron's Flying Scot Fleet. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scot Sailing Association President Jim Leggette, left, presents the Fleet of the Year plaque to WYS Fleet Captain Dave Kisla, along with FSSA First Vice President Nina Cummings and Kirstin Naase. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scot Sailing Association President Jim Leggette, left, presents the Fleet of the Year plaque to WYS Fleet Captain Dave Kisla, along with FSSA First Vice President Nina Cummings and Kirstin Naase. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scot Sailing Association President Jim Leggette, left, presents the Fleet of the Year plaque to WYS Fleet Captain Dave Kisla, along with FSSA First Vice President Nina Cummings and Kirstin Naase. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scot Sailing Association President Jim Leggette, left, presents the Fleet of the Year plaque to WYS Fleet Captain Dave Kisla, along with FSSA First Vice President Nina Cummings and Kirstin Naase. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scots competing at the Northeast Regional District regatta. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Flying Scots competing at the Northeast Regional District regatta. COURTESY DAVE KISLA

Ed Surgan and Dave Kisla on Jul 23, 2024
Westhampton Yacht Squadron’s Flying Scot Fleet was awarded “Fleet of the Year” by the Flying Scot Sailing Association at last month’s North American Championships, held at Cedar Point Yacht Club... more

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