General Committee

Phil Aspinall Commodore

I didn’t step on to a boat until I was 28, so becoming Commodore 30 years later probably reflects how much I love the watersport lifestyle. I’ve shared my passion through teaching over 150 beginners to sail and almost as many how to drive motor boats. I’ve competed to a reasonable standard locally, nationally and offshore. I’ve yet to cross an ocean but it’s on the bucket list. Best of all, I have met loads of friendly, like-minded people home and abroad who’s stories, yarns and jokes have added to my happiness.

Anne Heasley Vice Commodore House

I was an Otter and went straight into crewing in dinghies and many of the various one designs in the Club making many friends along the way. After a spell as Class Captain of the RCODs I bought a small cruiser, met my husband in the bar of the RCYC and we have cruised to the Med, Atlantic Islands and the Caribbean.

Nick Milton Rear Commodore Sailing

I’ve sailed in a variety of classes over the years from Lasers to Dragons, and have done offshore and ocean sailing. After a few different sports boats I’m now back to racing dinghies in the Blaze fleet, and have recently rejoined the Squib fleet.

Ross Corbett Rear Commodore Premises and Moorings

Currently overseeing the Premises And Moorings Committee ensuring the buildings, grounds, moorings and launches remain in top order for our members. I have sailed several different classes over the years both inshore and offshore and currently race a Squib. Previously involved with the running of the Corinthian Otters encouraging our younger members onto the water to enjoy the sport we all love.

Robert Coyle Hon. Secretary

Tim Howard Hon Treasurer

Steve Barham Cruiser Class Captain

Andy Barr General Commmittee

Mark Eagling

David Hill

Bryan Haynes Otter Chairman/Otter Welfare Officer

Mary Makey

Jason Phelps

Steve Rands

Annie Reid

Mark Wade

Justin Waples

John Waterhouse

Alex Porteous Squib Class Captain

Andrew Norden

David Mellard