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LAKE WORTH SAILING CLUB

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Welcome to the Lake Worth Sailing Club

We're a DIY sailing club with Catalina 22s, 25s, and Sunfish, plus a large auxiliary fleet. We enjoy races, social events, and monthly work parties for upkeep. Located on 3.5 acres by scenic Lake Worth.




2026 LWSC Board of Directors



Commodore - Julia Brandt

Vice Commodore - Aaron Brandt

Rear Commodore - Kevin Culver

Secretary - Andy Bahr

Treasurer - Cheryl Springer

Race Committee Chair - Ted Gay

Vice Race Committee Chair – Kevin Williams

Social Committee Chair – need a volunteer

Happenings

Club upgrades


Grounds



Community Commitments

We work hand in hand with our local neighborhoods and cities to enhance our environment and increase community engagement. We do this by bringing awareness to our lake and hosting a variety of community activities.

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Membership

An applicant becomes a member when voted on via ballot by the membership. Votes are mailed monthly depending on spaces available. Our roster has a max of 85 positions.

It is recommended that applicants show up for meetings, events, races, and work parties in order to meet the membership.

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Board Members


Julia Brandt- Commodore

Julia Brandt serves as Commodore of the Lake Worth Sailing Club, where she provides leadership for the club’s racing, social, and community programs. A dedicated sailor and club steward, Julia has been deeply involved in LWSC governance and operations for many years.

She is also active at the national level, having served in leadership roles with the Catalina 22 National Sailing Association and playing a key role in organizing major regattas, including the Catalina 22 National Championship hosted at Lake Worth. Julia is passionate about fostering strong volunteer engagement, competitive sailing, and a welcoming club culture.


Aaron Brandt - Vice Commodore

I've been connected to this lake and club for a longer period than my membership duration. Just like the lake, I see the club as my second home. While I've sailed in various North American waters during my travels, Lake Worth has always been my ultimate destination. I joined the club because they didn't allow me to contribute to member recognition, and I derive satisfaction from assisting in any capacity required. Additionally, I find immense pleasure in participating in boat racing.



Kevin Culver - Rear Commodore

I have sailed many a ship. I have been to faraway lands. I have and will always consider Lake Worth Sailing Club by home. I am honored to have been a member through club transitions and growth, and remain proud for what we, as a long-standing club represent; strength in the sport, beauty in the art form, and family in the club members.  For those that have come and gone and those that are yet to be seen, we are the essence Lake Worth Sailing Club. This is me and I love it.


Cheryl Springer - Treasurer

My sailing adventures started in the 90's. I bought a 22' sailboat with a friend. Neither one of us knew how to sail so we bought a book on how to sail your sailboat. We had that boat for 5 years and enjoyed every minute of it. I now have Catalina 25. I have been a member of LWSC since October 2019. 
                     


Andy Bahr - Secretary

Andy learned to sail on a sunfish while on vacation in Jamaica in 1981 and had a blast. Living on a river in Canada I bought an Albacore shortly afterwards and sailed it out of my backyard for numerous years. After moving to Texas in 2001 I bought a Catalina 22 in the panhandle and brought it with me when I moved to Azle. I became a club member in 2010 and moved up to a Catalina 25 a couple of years later. This club has become my second home and I enjoy it and the members thoroughly.



Ted Gay - Race Committee Chair

Ted has been a member of the LWSC since 2003. An accomplished sailor he has won several trophy races.  He and his wife Patti enjoy the comradery of the Club. Currently they sail a Catalina 25. A retired civil engineer who for 40 years worked in the water supply industry relates to Lake Worth as the founders of his engineering company, Freese and Nichols, designed the original Lake Worth dam in 1913. 





Kevin Williams - Vice Race Chair 

Kevin Williams is an active member of the Lake Worth Sailing Club, serving as Vice Race Committee Chair and supporting the planning and execution of the club’s racing program. He regularly serves on the race committee and as Principal Race Officer, contributing to fair, well‑run events across club fleets. An engaged sailor and competitor, Kevin exemplifies LWSC’s volunteer spirit and commitment to sportsmanship, community, and strong on‑the‑water racing traditions at Lake Worth Sailing Club.


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