The Social Sailing 'Fun' Challenge commemorates 100 years of the club. The original Commodores Cup was won outright in the seasons 1926/27/28, and is now in the dining room cabinet.
Latest HISC News
James Peters - Olympic Timings
We are all looking forward to seeing James Peters in action at Paris 2024! Every race will be shown live in the bar, so we hope to see as many of you here as possible to cheer on James.
2024 Youth World Championships
Good luck to HISC sailor Charlie Gran and his helm Finn Morris who are representing GBR at the 2024 Youth Sailing World Championships in Riva Del Garda, Italy
Red Ribbon Training & Red Ribbon Regatta
Nestled on the picturesque coast, Hayling Island Sailing Club (HISC) has long been a cradle for nurturing young sailing talent. Central to this is the club's Red Ribbon Training Programme, a four-day course spread over four weeks, aimed at gently introducing young sailors to the exhilarating world of dinghy racing.
HISC Staff Picnic
The HISC Crew have organised a Staff Picnic on Monday 10 June.
Due to this Staff Event the Clubhouse shall be closed from 10:30.
The 09:00 Tender Service will be the only Tender run of the day.
New Tender / Selene Replacement Forum 14 June
Please come along to our new tender/Selene replacement forum to discuss all things regarding the new tender, this will be led by Rod Carr.
When/Where . . . 14 June from 19:30 in the Dining Room.
Mining: Chimet: Meteorological and Sea State Data Algorithmic Sonification Project
Mining: Chimet: Meteorological and Sea State Data Algorithmic Sonification Project
Long Term HISC Member Craig Kirkpatrick-Whitby working with two friends has created music using the digital data from Chichester West Pole "Chimet"
RS30th Anniversary Regatta at HISC
We are looking forward to hosting 275 boats at HISC this weekend (17 to 19 May) for the RS30th Anniversary Regatta.
Please note, the majority of the parking this weekend will be on the causeway and in the overflow car park.
Brown-Tail Moth Caterpillars
It’s the season for the caterpillars of the Brown-tail Moth to come out of their cocoons.
If you or your children see one, please be sure not to touch it because they cause skin irritations and can, in some cases, breathing difficulties. The moths are native to Britain and the caterpillars are black and hairy with red and white markings, so they are quite distinctive.
Hayling Island Sailing Club Partners With Soak Insure
Hayling Island Sailing Club Partners With Soak Insure
HISC are delighted to sign a new partnership with Soak Insure.