Click on this link to join the HCANA. From here you can:
- Purchase a new membership
- Renew a membership
- Lookup an existing membership.
Good things to know:
Click on this link to join the HCANA. From here you can:
Good things to know:
A member list is available on the HCANA website, and this list is updated almost every day, so it is current. Click here for the HCANA member list.
Yes. As per rule 26. of the INTERNATIONAL HOBIE CLASS ASSOCIATION 2013-2016 CLASS RULES all crew members on board a competing boat at Class world and regional* championships shall be members in good standing of the International Hobie Class Association in accordance with the constitution of the International Hobie Class Association. At all other events at least one crew member on board a competing boat shall be a member of the International Hobie Class Association in accordance with the constitution of the International Hobie Class Association unless prescribed otherwise in notice of race.
* Regional championships are defined as IHCA Regional Championships e.g. North American Championships, European Championships etc.
For eligibility to race sailboats in Canada, sailors must be a member in good standing with a Sail Canada member yacht club or sailing club. This is to comply with the requirements of ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing RRS rules 46 and 75.1 which governs the right to race. In addition when you are a member of an OSA club and have your CANSail Number you can take advantage of a number of Ontario Sailing and Sail Canada benefits listed at OntarioSailing.ca.
In Ontario, you can join the Ontario Sailing Association directly by becoming a member of the Maple Leaf Fund, which was setup expressly to help sailors who want to race and are not members of clubs or are members of non-recognized clubs. The Maple Leaf Fund is part of the Ontario Sailing Association and therefore Sail Canada. To join the Maple Leaf Fund, there are three steps to follow:
The cat-alist schedule is more detailed because it is a combination of the ORCA specific events, Hobie Division 16 and Hobie Division 11 regattas. Some Division 11 regattas are possible when driving from Toronto. Why? As there are less events in Hobie Division 16 but especially because the level of competition is high so you can sharpen your teeth!
cat-alist.com is a PORTAL website for catamaran sailing enthusiasts of all types. cat-alist.com started as an email broadcast in 1999 then expanded into a website in 2004, and has served to fulfill a sharing of information since then.
cat-alist.com is the home of ORCA, the Ontario Racing Catamaran Association.
2019 ORCA Standings in High Fleet and Low Fleet can be found