The Port Townsend Sailing Association (PTSA) mission is to promote sailing on Port Townsend Bay and surrounding waters; to provide opportunities for youth and adults in the greater Port Townsend community to learn and improve sailboat handling; to foster sailboat racing and seamanship; and to preserve and celebrate the legacy of traditional wooden sailboats. Founded in 2006, PTSA builds on a rich heritage that includes the Wooden Boat Foundation, the Quimper Tars, and the Wooden Yacht Racing Association.
Lastest News and Information
Darkest Before the Dawn
It’s been very, very dark around here lately but Cliff Mass delivers the good news that there are longer days ahead.
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Memories of Summer
Click for bigger image. Northwest Maritime Center Photo by Kim Carver
Wave-Powered Robot Completes 9,000 Mile Ocean Trek, Sets Record
From Treehugger , a post by Jaymi Heimbuch on a new technology that is being used to explore the oceans.
Northwest Nautical History – M/V Westward
Thanks to ThreeSheets NW and John Sabella for this post on a ship with close ties to Port Townsend.
The Ted Geary-designed M/V Westward is […]
Superstorm Sandy damages more than 65,000 boats
Record-high surge levels caused hundreds, if not thousands, of boats stored at low elevations to drift away. Photo courtesy of […]
Riding shotgun on Emirates Team NZ’s AC72 at 43.6kts
With ORACLE in the shed after a capsize that smashed the wing and tore up the hulls, and ARTEMIS and LUNA ROSA just getting started, Emirates Team New Zealand is […]
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Sponsor Highlight
Our sponsors help keep the club going by contributing to clubhouse rent, insurance, moorage, boat upkeep and more! If you would like to learn more about PTSA sponsorship click here.
Admiral Ship Supply at Boat Haven
Open 8:00-5:30 Monday-Friday, 9:00-4:00 on Saturday
305 10th St — (360) 379-9921
Nice guys and a great selection of marine supplies.
Long time supporter of PTSA – thanks Bob and crew!