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Patricia Pak
Patricia joined LTS when she was 6, and has come back every summer since. At first, she was one of the wetfeet who cried sitting in the echos, but over the years she grew to love it so much that she joined the team at her high school. She attributes her growth as a sailor and her passion for the sport to the excellent coaches she had through the years. Now she can’t imagine a summer without going to LYC. Patricia hopes to inspire young sailors just like her instructors did for her.
Hometown: Wayland, MA, US
Favourite Sailing Memory: When we would race around for seamanship day. I loved getting together with all the different levels of sailors all squished into the echos, and being given tasks all around. From start to finish, it was filled with fun, friendly competition, and laughter. Gathering at the top of the driveway to race down and grab the “best” echo. Then being told to sail to Little Herman’s to design your team’s dream home in the sand, before sailing over to do stake rodeo. Hurrying to another beach to pitch a product pulled together from whatever we could gather there, and making one final stop to cannonball at Sunnybrook before heading in. Planning with my team who would cover each piece, and having the older sailors help the younger sailors sail to each location. I loved the sportsmanship and camaraderie that everyone displayed on those days.
Favourite Ice Cream Flavor: whatever has the most chocolate
Patricia joined LTS when she was 6, and has come back every summer since. At first, she was one of the wetfeet who cried sitting in the echos, but over the years she grew to love it so much that she joined the team at her high school. She attributes her growth as a sailor and her passion for the sport to the excellent coaches she had through the years. Now she can’t imagine a summer without going to LYC. Patricia hopes to inspire young sailors just like her instructors did for her.
Hometown: Wayland, MA, US
Favourite Sailing Memory: When we would race around for seamanship day. I loved getting together with all the different levels of sailors all squished into the echos, and being given tasks all around. From start to finish, it was filled with fun, friendly competition, and laughter. Gathering at the top of the driveway to race down and grab the “best” echo. Then being told to sail to Little Herman’s to design your team’s dream home in the sand, before sailing over to do stake rodeo. Hurrying to another beach to pitch a product pulled together from whatever we could gather there, and making one final stop to cannonball at Sunnybrook before heading in. Planning with my team who would cover each piece, and having the older sailors help the younger sailors sail to each location. I loved the sportsmanship and camaraderie that everyone displayed on those days.
Favourite Ice Cream Flavor: whatever has the most chocolate
Hudson Amery
My name is Hudson and I have been sailing for 13 years of my life. I grew up on the water living on an island just off of Vancouver where I found joy in sailing and have been consistently sailing for my entire life. I have sailed at LYC for the past 3ish years, sailing 420s and lasers and this past year I was a coach for the last bit of the summer. I’m excited to be coaching with many of my friends and am looking forward to meeting new people and seeing familiar faces.
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Favourite sailing memory being of this past season with the laser team having “tip time” with Charlie Barbra and Zack Hall.
Nickname: Huddy
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Favourite sailing memory being of this past season with the laser team having “tip time” with Charlie Barbra and Zack Hall.
Nickname: Huddy
