SCOW is a 501(c)(7) organization that was originally chartered on July 12, 1966 "to provide the membership thereof with the opportunity and instrumentalities to become expert in the art of sailing for their individual and mutual education, benefit and enjoyment."

Over 50 years later, SCOW continues to adhere to its purpose, providing its 400+ members with an environment for fellowship and a never-ending education in the art of sailing.  We offer classes, individual use of our boats, club sponsored activities and a place for our members to come together and enjoy the sport and recreation of sailing.

Membership is open to anyone who has an interest in sailing and is willing to help out.  Our club is staffed entirely with volunteers who manage the training, skipper certification, boat maintenance, and other activities that keep the club running.  We rely on all members to contribute in some way to the club, from helping to keep the boats clean and in good repair to assisting with social events.  Our fleet of keelboat "cruisers" and centerboard Flying Scots is maintained primarily by our members, our courses are taught by member volunteers, and all our business affairs are managed by the following volunteer board of directors. 

 OFFICERS

DIRECTORS

 BOARD APPOINTEES

John Rogers
Chair of Training and Skipper Certification Committee
scow-tscc@googlegroups.com.

TSCC Members
Jay Weitzel; Joe Depoorter; 
Barbara (Barby) Ullman; Dan Sandhaus;  John Kauffman; Dave Beckett; Steve Youngblood -Training Director; Chip Lubsen - Skipper Director; 
Brian McPherson, Vice Commodore;

BAC Members

Luis Rivas; David Wilburn;
Dana Howe; Dick Vida; 
Steve Youngblood, Training Director; Richard Kaiser, Commodore; Brian McPherson, Vice Commodore

Investment Committee Members
Vacant

Audit Committee Members
Ben Kelly