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HOURSShipwrecked Lunch & DinnerJessica EasterlingOwner/Community Outreach [email protected] / Ext. 217Trevor Stewart Director of Finance &Human [email protected] / Ext. 233Julia RobinsonMembership & [email protected] / Ext. 231Terry PatersonOwner/Interim General [email protected] TornatoreExecutive [email protected] / Ext. 227Olga YasianovichAquatics Director & Head [email protected] / Ext. 212Toni MerlinoMarina [email protected] SantrichFood & Beverage [email protected] / Ext. 218April GrayAssistant Director ofFinance & [email protected] / Ext. 213Katie WoodsideYouth SocialActivities [email protected] ElliottAssistant General [email protected] / Ext. 211Joe GrattonDirector of [email protected] / Ext. 226Derrick WatlerFacilities [email protected] MillerDirector of Special [email protected] / Ext. 214Jim ScottDirector of [email protected] MartensFitness & Youth [email protected] / Ext. 212954-802-1099Wednesday - Saturday11:30AM – 9:00PMSunday11:30AM - 8PMPasta NightWednesday 5:30PM - 9PMPirates Potion BarWednesday & Thursday11:30AM – 9PMFriday & Saturday: 11:30AM - 9:30PMSunday: 11:30AM - 8PMMonday - Sunday5:00 AM-9:00 PMFitness CenterSaturday4:30 PM - CloseHappy Hour Ladies NightWednesday, Thursday, Friday4:00-6:30PMSunday 11:30AM - 7PMDailyDawn to DuskTennis Courts Pool HoursDailyDawn to DuskMember In-Person PaymentDrop Off | 9:30AM-4:30PMAccounting OfficeDIRECTORY2 RESERVATIONS | 954-942-7244 • [email protected] •Any variation of these hours will be communicatedto our members via eblast and social media.Dress Code:Dress code for the tented area should be smart-casual, however collared shirts are not required. All members and guests must have shoes on and be fully dressed. We do not allow thong bathing suits, croptops, explicit graphics, ripped/torn jeans, or cut off shorts higher than mid length. We also ask that all bathing attire be limited to the high tops and sofas by the pool area, using proper cover ups whenappropriate. Members are responsible for their guest's compliance to the dress code policy.Pet Policy:Friendly leashed pets are welcome on property and the pool deck; however, they are not allowed under the tented dining area next to the fitness center. Per Florida State Law, pets may not sit on furniture/laps oreat off plates. Members are responsible for any damage caused by an animal owned by the member orunder the member's control. All animals must be leashed, and all handlers are expected to pick up animal waste.Children Policy:Children under the age of 14 are required to have adult supervision on property. We ask all children torefrain from rough or boisterous play. Please be mindful of other members enjoying the pool deck area and dining tent.Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday5PM - 9:30PMFriday: 5PM - 10PMLittle Skippers
3LHPYC BOARD & COMMITTEE CHAIRSTerry PatersonOwnerJessica EasterlingOwnerPaul Alfieri GovernorMichael HolmesGovernorJill SelbachGovernorKristen KissGovernorMary Frances HellerEntertainmentVice Chair:Tara AvalloneLiaison:Gina MillerKelly DonoghueTennisVice Chair:Cara NormandeauLiaison:Jim ScottJen MidgettSocialVice Chair:Erin McDonnellLiaison:Jessica EasterlingLesli Wessell New MemberVice Chair:Odette HansenTroy GanterCommodoreMatt DonoghueVice CommodoreMiriam MaguireYacht ShopVice Chair:Lee MaguireLiaison:Diane ElliottDanielle DunfeeTravelLiaison:Julia RobinsonGrace SebringYouthLiaison:Katie HullKrista BundyLHPYCAmbassadorLiaison:Diane ElliottChris AskewCruise GroupVice Chair:Joshua KerriganLiaison:Toni MerlinoEmily Jensen FitnessVice Chair:Michael AvalloneLiaison:Jeremy MartensMegan SerfassSwimLiaison:Olga Yasianovichfifffifflffiflfl
4A MESSAGE FROM THE OWNERDevelopment UpdatesAt the end of January, we successfully closed on the sale of a portion of the Yacht Club to a private group of investors comprised of dedicated members, family, and friends. I would like to reassure our membership that majority ownership andoperational control remain with me, ensuring thatour vision and path forward remain unchanged. With this partnership now complete, we are movinginto the next phase of the project. We are in the final stages of closing on our bank loan, which is expectedto be completed before the end of March. Additionally, the Mayor has agreed to release our demolition permits, allowing us to move forwardwith the demolition process beginning the first weekof February. Our goal remains to have the new YachtClub fully operational by the first quarter of 2028. The demolition process will begin with approximately two weeks of asbestos abatement. Once this phase is complete, FPL will disconnect power to the clubhouse, after which the BuildingDepartment will conduct a final inspection andprovide clearance to fully demolish and clear the site. Construction fencing will then be installed aroundthe property. Once these fences are in place, it iscritical that no members or guests enter restricted construction areas. As a Club, we have demonstrated tremendous perseverance and patience throughout a longjourney marked by both challenges and progress.Reaching this milestone is a defining moment, andwe look forward to the significant changes that will take place across the property throughout Februaryand March. Please continue to watch for updates from the team via eblasts and text notifications as we move forward. Committee Chair UpdatesI would like to extend my sincere and heartfeltthanks to Sharon Alfieri, our longtime EntertainmentCommittee Chair, as she steps down from her position. Sharon exemplified exactly what thisrole calls for—consistently leading monthlymeetings, building a dedicated and passionate committee, cultivating exciting new event ideas, and promoting participation. Through her innovation, leadership, and commitment, she delivered fun, memorable, and truly unique adult-centered social events that enriched our calendar and strengthened our Club community.Sharon, your passion for entertaining and connecting with members will be greatly missed,and we are incredibly grateful for the manylasting memories you helped create. Our Youth Committee Chair, Krista Bundy, will be stepping down from her role to champion our newest initiative, the LHPYC Youth Ambassadors.We sincerely thank Krista for her passion andcommitment to the future generations of LHPYC—her dedication and leadership have inspired fresh ideas, and we look forward toseeing these qualities empower our older youth. This youth-led committee will engage membersages 10–17 in philanthropy and leadershipthrough charity drives, volunteer days, andcommunity outreach projects, with committee roles filled by participating teens and service hours available. If your child is interested, please email staff liaison Diane at [email protected] tobe added to the interest list.Committee Chairs play a vital role in shaping the ideas, culture, and future direction of our Club byworking closely with staff and fellow members tobring their visions to life while building lifelongrelationships along the way. Sharon and Krista’s leadership set a strong example for both currentand future Chairs, and we encourage others tofollow. As we look ahead, we are pleased towelcome Mary Frances Heller as our new Entertainment Committee Chair, alongside ViceChair Tara Avallone, and Grace Sebring as our new Youth Committee Chair. We look forward totheir leadership and guidance in the continuedsuccess of our Club’s programming and events.(Continued on page 5)
5A MESSAGE FROM THE OWNER(Continued from Page 4)Committee & Board ResponsibilitiesJoining the Club is just the first step in becomingpart of the LHPYC family. Active participation and involvement are what truly transform a clubinto a community. Serving on a committee builds immediate camaraderie and allows members tohelp shape and implement the ideas that bring our Club to life. Committee members may advance toserve as Vice Chair or Chair, and after one year ofservice in a leadership role, may volunteer tobecome a Governor on the Board. Governors are responsible for the growth, strength, and retention of our membership. Theyserve as ambassadors for the Club both within and beyond the property, vote on Club policiesthat guide our governance, support charitable initiatives, and represent the interests of our members. From this leadership path, Governorsmay ultimately advance to Vice Commodore andCommodore—roles charged with guiding the Board, committees, and the overall direction andsuccess of the Club. This quarter, our Board will also be undergoing a leadership transition. Commodore Troy Ganter’s term will be coming to an end, and our currentVice Commodore, Matt Donoghue, will bestepping into the role of Commodore. As part ofthis transition, one of our Governors—Jill Selbach, Kristen Kiss, Michael Holmes, or Paul Alfieri —will be voted in by the Committee Chairs andBoard to serve as the next Vice Commodore and, ultimately, a future Commodore of the Club. Club Wide Governor Election VotingYou will also play a role in the election of our newest Governor to the Board. Please note that the individual you vote for may ultimately become a future Commodore of the Club. We have receivedmultiple volunteers for the open Governor position, which means the election will move to a club-wide vote. Voting will be weighted as follows: general member votes will count as one vote, committee member votes as two, committee chair votes asfive, and Board member votes as ten. Our current nominees are Cruise Group Chair Chris Askew and Swim Committee Chair Megan Serfass. Additional details regarding further nominations and voting guidelines will be sharedin March. Upcoming Travel Our fifth annual Ski Week is upon us, and we are excited to have 33 members joining us in Vail, Colorado from February 9th through the 13th. A special thank you to Travel Committee Chair Danielle Dunfee for her outstanding worknegotiating excellent rates for our skiers. Be sure tofollow along on our week in the snow through e-blasts and on social media. Our Florida Loop is also setting sail from February26th through March 15th with approximatelyeight vessels—an impressive start for its inaugural voyage. We look forward to following the journeyand extend our sincere thanks to trip Chair Tom Heller for his leadership in bringing this excitingadventure to life. Reservations and registration are currently open for the Cruise Group Rendezvous at Pier 66 from Apri 16th to the 19th, as well as for New Year’s Eve later this year. I highly encourage anyone planning to attend any travel excursions in 2025 tojoin the Cruise Group. The $200 annual membership more than pays for itself through discounts on our three major club wide trips—Marathon Key in May, Bimini in August, and Ocean Reef in October—while the added value of being able to join the meetings and cruise group only trips is exceptional.Terry PatersonOwner & Interim General Manager
6FEBRUARY 2026*All events are subject to change. We will keep you updated via email blast and social media*EVENT CALEND A RKeyTENNISMUSICSPECIAL EVENTSFITNESSKIDSSWIMKeyTENNISPICKLEBALLMUSICSPECIAL EVENTSFITNESSKIDSSWIM4 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6) 4pm – 4:45pm Swim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pm Advanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Pasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm____________________________5 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10am Ladies Drill & Play9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Happy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm ____________________________6 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11amHappy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________7 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew & Wave Chasers 9am – 10:30amPickleball 101 10am – 11amSwim Lessons (4 – 6)10:30am – 11:15amPickleball 102 11am – 12pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 11:15am – 12pm8 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm Super Bowl Watch Party @ Shipwrecked____________________________9 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Re-Start 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm Ski Week in Vail, Colorado ____________________________10 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic8:30am – 10amMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmPickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pmSki Week in Vail, Colorado ____________________________11 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amTot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pmAdvanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmPasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm Ski Week in Vail, Colorado 12 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10amLadies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm Ski Week in Vail, Colorado____________________________13 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm Ski Week in Vail, Colorado ____________________________14 SaturdayHappy Valentine’s Day!Masters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew & Wave Chasers9am – 10:30am Pickleball 101 10am – 11am Swim Lessons (4 – 6) 10:30am – 11:15amPickleball 102 11am – 12pm Swim Lessons (7 & up)11:15am – 12pm____________________________15 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm1 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm____________________________2 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Re-Start 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________3 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic8:30am – 10amMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmPickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm
7FEBRUARY 2026*All events are subject to change. We will keep you updated via email blast and social media*EVENT CALEND A R16 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10amPresident’s Day Holiday Camp9am – 5pmStart/Re-Start 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis 5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmStart/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________17 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic 8:30am – 10am Masters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Pickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________18 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amTot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pmSwim Lessons (7 & up)5pm – 5:45pmAdvanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmPasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm 19 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10amLadies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm____________________________20 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________21 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew & Wave Chasers9am – 10:30amPickleball 101 10am – 11amKids Day 10am – 4pmSwim Lessons (4 – 6)10:30am – 11:15amPickleball 102 11am – 12pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 11:15am – 12pmSocial Committee Food & WineTasting 5:30pm – 8:30pm____________________________22 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour11:30am – 8pm Family Bingo Night 23 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Re-Start 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis 5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________24 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic8:30am – 10am Masters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Pickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________25 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10amMen’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pm Swim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pm Advanced Live Ball 4.0+ 6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Pasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm____________________________26 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10amLadies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Happy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm New Member Committee Member Mingle 5pm – 7:30pm27 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________28 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew & Wave Chasers9am – 10:30am Pickleball 101 10am – 11amYouth Committee KOEDKids Marlet 10am - 12pmSwim Lessons (4 – 6)10:30am – 11:15amPickleball 102 11am – 12pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 11:15am – 12pm
8MARCH 2026*All events are subject to change. We will keep you updated via email blast and social media*EVENT CALEND A RKeyTENNISMUSICSPECIAL EVENTSFITNESSKIDSSWIMKeyTENNISPICKLEBALLMUSICSPECIAL EVENTSFITNESSKIDSSWIM4 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6) 4pm – 4:45pm Swim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pm Advanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Pasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm____________________________5 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10am Ladies Drill & Play9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Happy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm____________________________6 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11amHappy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________7 Saturday3rd Annual Entertainment Committee Car Show 10:30am – 12pmMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew & Wave Chasers9am – 10:30amSwim Lessons (4 – 6)10:30am – 11:15amSwim Lessons (7 & up) 11:15am – 12pm8 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm____________________________9 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Restart 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________10 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic8:30am – 10amMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmPickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pmCruise Group Meeting 6pm – 9pm____________________________11 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amTot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pmAdvanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmPasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm12 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10amLadies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm ____________________________13 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________14 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew & Wave Chasers 9am – 10:30am Kids Day & Swim Clinic 10am - 4pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6) 10:30am – 11:15amSwim Lessons (7 & up)11:15am – 12pm____________________________15 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm St Patrick’s Day Specials @ Shipwrecked 1 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm____________________________2 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Restart 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________3 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic8:30am – 10amMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmPickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm
9MARCH 2026*All events are subject to change. We will keep you updated via email blast and social media*EVENT CALEND A R19 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30am Group Fitness 9am – 10am Ladies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Happy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmMen’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm ____________________________20 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________21 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amDolphin Crew & Wave Chasers9am – 10:30amBow Wowza Pawty 10:30am – 12pmSwim Lessons (4 – 6)10:30am – 11:15amSwim Lessons (7 & up) 11:15am – 12pm____________________________22 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour11:30am – 8pm 23 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10amStart/Restart 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis 5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmStart/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________24 TuesdayMiami Open Day TripInnovations Singles Clinic 8:30am – 10am Masters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Pickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm ____________________________25 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amTot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pmSwim Lessons (7 & up) 5pm – 5:45pmAdvanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmPasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm ____________________________26 ThursdayMasters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10amLadies Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amDolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmMen’s Nite 3.0+ 6:30pm – 8pm 27 FridayYoga 9am – 10am Cardio Tennis 9am – 10amStart/Re-Start 10am – 11am Happy Hour 4pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6pm Tiki Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________28 SaturdayMasters Swim 8am – 9amFeeding Frenzy 8:30am – 10amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew & Wave Chasers 9am – 10:30am Swim Lessons (4 – 6) 10:30am – 11:15amSwim Lessons (7 & up)11:15am – 12pm____________________________29 SundaySunday Open Round Robin 10am – 11:30am All Day Happy Hour 11:30am – 8pm ____________________________30 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Start/Restart 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Start/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm 16 MondayGroup Fitness 9am – 10amStart/Restart 10:30am – 11:30am Tot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pm Red/Orange Ball Tennis 5pm – 6pm Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pmStart/Restart 6:30pm – 7:30pm Men’s Nite 3.0+ 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________17 TuesdayInnovations Singles Clinic 8:30am – 10am Masters Swim 8:30am – 9:30amGroup Fitness 9am – 10am Dolphin Crew 4pm – 5pm Wave Chasers 5pm – 6:30pm Pickleball 101 5pm – 6pm Cardio Tennis 6pm – 7:30pm____________________________18 WednesdayYoga 9am – 10am Men’s Drill & Play 9:30am – 11amTot’s Tennis (3-5) 4:30pm – 5pmRed/Orange Ball Tennis (5-8) 5pm – 6pm Swim Lessons (4 – 6)4pm – 4:45pmSwim Lessons (7 & up)5pm – 5:45pmAdvanced Live Ball 4.0+6:30pm – 8pmHappy Hour 4pm – 6:30pmPasta Night 5:30pm – 9pm Bingo Night 6pm – 7:30pm
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18YOUTH ACTIVITIESYouthFebruary is shaping up to be a wonderful month filled with fun, learning, and creativity for our youth at the Club. We’ll kick things off with Presidents Day Camp on Monday, February 17, which will be a little different from our typical camp days. We’re excited to welcome The Palmand Pearl Academy, who will spend time with the children focusing on kindness during the season oflove. Through engaging activities and thoughtfuldiscussions, the kids will explore how kindness can go a long way and how even small actions can make a big impact—making this a meaningful andmemorable camp experience.Next, we’re looking forward to February Kids Dayon Saturday, February 21, featuring a fun andhands-on Build Your Own Breakfast experience. Kids will crack their own eggs, mix their own waffle batter, and choose from a variety of toppings to create the perfect waffle. This interactive activity is always a hit, and the children love being involvedfrom start to finish—it’s a delicious day they won’t want to miss.We’ll wrap up the month with KOED KIDSKidpreneur on Saturday, February 28, designedespecially for our youth ages 8–12. KOED KIDS (Kids Off Electronic Devices) empowers youngentrepreneurs by teaching them how to start andrun their own businesses. Last year, it was incredibleto see the creativity and hard work of our LHPYC youth as they offered everything from BBQ sauce and hot sauce to lemonade, handmade treats, andcrafts. If your child didn’t get a chance to participate before, this is a wonderful opportunity to buildconfidence, creativity, and real-world skills.We’re also happy to share that Little Skippers and drop-off are now open at 5:00 PM every Wednesday through Saturday, giving families more flexibility in their evenings. With this expandedavailability and continued enhancements to the program, there has been a price adjustment for Little Skippers and drop-off services. Thank you for your understanding and for allowing us to continue providing a fun, safe, and engaging experience for your children.Katie HullYouth Social Activities Manager
19SWIMFebruary is shaping up to be an exciting and inspiringmonth at Lighthouse Point Yacht Club, and I’m sohappy to share what’s ahead with our swimcommunity. Every week, I see our swimmers - kids, parents, and Masters growing more confident, connected, and curious, and that energy is what makes this program special.One of our highlights this month will be our MastersSwim Team competing at the Fort Lauderdale Hall ofFame meet on Saturday, February 7 and Sunday, February 8. This is a great opportunity to experience competition, teamwork, and the excitement of racingtogether. If you’re interested in joining us or competingas part of a Lighthouse Point Yacht Club relay, I’d love to hear from you - please feel free to call or text me at720-654-8288 or email me [email protected]’m also very excited about a special event for our young swimmers and families. On February 21, from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m., we will host an inspirational talk with Jayden Patterson. This experience is open to children ages 5 - 14, whether they are already on the swim teamor simply curious about swimming. Jayden will share her journey, experiences, and lessons from the sport,and our coaching staff will be there to support and Olga YasianovichHead Swim Coachconnect with families. It will be a meaningful and motivating afternoon, and everyone is welcome.Looking ahead, we’re planning to expand Learn-to-Swim opportunities in March, giving morefamilies the chance to build water confidence andessential skills. As always, we continue to offer individual lessons for children and adults for those who prefer one-on-one learning or want to work on specificgoals.If you have questions or would like to learn more, please don’t hesitate to call or text me. I’m always happy to meet you at the pool and talk through options.Thank you for being part of our growing swim community. I’m looking forward to a wonderfulFebruary filled with learning, inspiration, and manyhappy swims.
20FROM THE MARIN MEMBERSHIPADocking & Line-Handling RemindersWe encourage all members to take a moment toreview their tie-up procedures. Best practices include:• Secure, snug spring lines to limit forward and aft movement• Bow and stern lines set slightly looser to allow for normal tidal changes• Regularly checking lines and chafe protection, especially during windy periodsProper line setup not only protects your vessel but,also helps safeguard neighboring boats and marina infrastructure. Planning for the unexpected is always the best approach.2026 Travel Schedule HighlightsFebruary also brings exciting opportunities on our 2026 travel calendar. The Key Biscayne Cruise Group Trip is scheduled for February 26 – March 1st. This isa fantastic getaway you won’t want to miss—unless you’re already committed to the Florida Loopadventure.For those taking on the Florida Loop, Tom Heller will be leading the journey February 26 – March 15th, an unforgettable experience for seasoned cruisers ready to log some serious nautical miles.Get your sea legs ready—these upcoming eventspromise great destinations, great company, and plenty of laughter along the way. This is what LHPYC is all about: building lasting friendships, creating incredible memories, and enjoying thejourney together.We look forward to seeing you on the docks and out on the water.Marina DirectorToni MerlinoFITNESSFitnessJeremy MartensFitness & Youth Director2026 is off to a fast start in fitness!It’s been great to see so many members back in the gym and staying consistent. I feel incrediblyfortunate to work with such a dedicated group who show up day after day. Whether you’re personal training with me or simply an avidgym-goer, there’s something special about walking into the gym and seeing familiar faces. We truly have a strong club family here atLHPYC.No matter where you spend yourtime—swimming with Coach Olga, playingtennis with Coach Jim and his staff, or trainingin the gym—you’re surrounded by a positive, encouraging community of members whosupport one another and make this club feel like home.I’m also excited to share that I’ve added two new suspension training units to our classroom for group fitness. You asked for them, and I delivered! Introducing new training tools helps keep workouts fresh, effective, and progressive for everyone.
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22Julia Robinson Membership & CommunicationsDirectorFebruary is the month of love, and there is no yacht clubor community I love more than LHPYC! I am especiallyexcited as we officially begin our long-awaitedredevelopment—not just because I may eventually get my own office again (sorry, Gina!), but because it meansall of you will finally enjoy the clubhouse we’ve been dreaming about.As part of this exciting milestone, our initiation fee hasofficially increased to its demolition pricing of $18,000. I strongly encourage anyone who knows someone interested in joining the Club to encourage them to JOINNOW. Pricing will only continue to rise, and sooner rather than later. The $18,000 demolition pricing will remain in effect through February and into a portion ofMarch before increasing to $25,000, which is expected toremain stable for the remainder of 2026.Another major benefit our current membersenjoy—thanks to your loyalty and patience—is your membership dues. While new members currently pay the same dues as existing members, there will be a pointin the near future when dues for NEW prospectivemembers will increase to approximately $8,500 annually. That’s a compelling reason to encourage your friends,family, and neighbors to schedule a tour and becomepart of our growing Club family.MEMBERSHIPDo you have an adult child over the age of 28 and are you a current member? We offer an exceptional LegacyProgram where member children receive 50% off the initiation fee, along with reduced membership dues for the lifetime of their membership. If your child is also under the age of 35, they may additionally qualify for our Junior Membership, which allows the initiation fee to be financed and even lower dues.The future is officially here, and with it comes renewedenergy to support, participate in, and truly love yourClub. We are incredibly excited—not only about thecreativity and momentum our committees and staff continue to bring but about the bright, bold future ahead. It will be worth the time, the patience, and yes… even the dust.Thank you for being part of something truly special.WELCOME NEW MEMBERSFran & Mark ChadwickShannon Porfiris & Tony DuBose Michael & Annie Struempfler
23of LHPYCDaniel J. O’Keefe • Fine Art516-383-4000 • danieljokeefe.comThe LHPYC Art Gallery is featuring artist Jeffery Gibson for this issue of The Pointmagazine. Jeffery Gibson is a contemporaryartist known for his innovative fusion oftraditional Indigenous art forms and modernaesthetics. Born in 1972 in Colorado, Gibson is a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, and his work often reflects his cultural heritage while addressing broader themes ofidentity, community, and resilience. Gibson's artistic practice spans various mediums,including painting, sculpture, and textile art. Heis particularly celebrated for his striking use of color and pattern, often incorporating elements from Native American craft traditions such asbeadwork and textile weaving. His works challenge stereotypes and confront the complexities of Indigenous identity in contemporary society. By blending traditional techniques with contemporary materials and forms, Gibson creates a dialogue betweenthe past and the present, inviting viewers to reconsider the narratives surrounding Native American art. One ofhis notable series involves the creation of large-scale, vibrant installations that draw from both Indigenouscultural symbols and modern design. Gibson's art not only celebrates Indigenous heritage but also critiques the commodification of Native culture in the art world.Through his work, Gibson emphasizes the importance of storytelling and community, often collaborating withother artists and engaging with cultural institutions to foster a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives.His contributions to contemporary art have been recognized in numerous exhibitions, including those at the Denver Art Museum and the Venice Biennale. Jeffery Gibson continues to be a vital voice in the art world, advocating for the representation and recognition of Indigenous artists and narratives.Please feel free to contact Daniel J. O’Keefe at 516-383-4000 or email me at [email protected]
24Ginny MermaidTENNI SWIM SFebruary is here, and the courts are infull swing! We have several excitingupdates to share, beginning with a warm welcome to Coach John Tierney, who joins our teaching staff with an impressive tennis background. He comes from a strong family legacy in the sport, as his father, Jim Tierney, servesas Director of Tennis at the City ofDeerfield Beach Tennis Center.Due to growing participation, we are pleased to introduce a second TikiTennis session, now offered on Fridays from 5:00–6:30 PM and 6:30–8:00 PM. Asalways, players will receive a complimentary drink ticket to enjoy at Shipwrecked following their session. Looking ahead, be sure to register early for our LHPYC Team Pro-Am in early March, where each team—comprised of one coach and five amateur players—will compete for the coveted LHPYC Cup. Thisevent is expected to sell out quickly.Congratulations to our outstanding junior tournamentplayers, Will Justicz, Kelsey Krpata, and Jacob Frank, who are featured on the cover of this month’s newsletter. Their dedication and hard work continue to elevate their rankings. If you are interested in enrolling your child in our junior programs, please contact Coach Andje, as limited spots remain available.In addition to these special events, we will continue to offer our core programming throughout the month, including Jim Scott,Tennis DirectorJunior Clinics, Cardio Points, Tiki Tennis, Feeding Frenzy, Start/Restart, Drill & Play, Sunday Round-Robins, andlevel-based pickleball clinics. We also extend our thanks toall players for embracing the LHPYC App, which allowsyou to view event participation while helping our professionals manage programs more efficiently.As always, if you have any questions or would like toschedule lessons or events, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we are here to make your LHPYC experience exceptional. See you on the courts!
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26chef’sCORNERFebruary is all about love, comfort, and a littleindulgence—and I’m excited to share what we’vebeen cooking up at Shipwrecked.For Valentine’s Day, we’re featuring a special that’s designed to impress: our new Surf & Turf entrée with a fun twist. For just $35, enjoy a perfectly prepared steak paired with a tempura lobster tail—crispy, golden, and absolutely irresistible. It’s a playfulupgrade to a classic favorite and the perfect dish to share with someone special.This month also brings some delicious new additions to our menu. We’ve introduced a Crispy Rice Trio tothe small plates lineup, featuring salmon, tuna, and crab—ideal for sharing or starting your meal on a highnote. Another new favorite is our Shaved Ribeye Mediterranean Flatbread, a flavorful, shareable dishlayered with bold Mediterranean ingredients and rich, tender ribeye.For those keeping New Year fitness goals in mind, the Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl has made its return to our salad menu. It’s fresh, satisfying, and one of my go-to recommendations when you’re craving something light but full of flavor.At Shipwrecked, we’ve always prioritized clean ingredients, and we’re taking that commitment even further. We’re now sourcing select ingredients from international vendors, bringing in exceptional Italianand European products that elevate the quality and authenticity of our dishes. It’s all part of our continuedeffort to bring you thoughtful, inspired cuisine—right here at the Club.FROM FOOD & BEVERAGEFebruary is a month all about connection, celebration, andenjoying the moments that bring us together—and atShipwrecked, that starts with you. As we continue into the New Year, we want to raise a glass to our incredible members whose loyalty and sense of community make Shipwreckedsuch a special place.Wednesdays–Fridays | 4:00–6:30 PM | 40% off cocktails! | The perfect excuse to relax after a long day, catch up with members, and toast to good company.Sunday Funday | Happy Hour lasts all day! | Because weekends are meant for slowing down, laughing more, andsavoring time together.Saturday Ladies’ Night | 4:00 PM–Close40% off cocktails!Pot of Gold Reminders• Drawings take place Saturdays at 7:00 PM Geidys SantrichF&B Manager• When the pot resets, it starts at $500 and grows by $100 each week• To win, members must be present at 7:00 PM with an open tab and a minimum of $15 in food purchasedCheck out our new way to draw names—you’ll love it!You can also earn extra Pot of Gold entries all month long justby dining at the Club. Each day you enjoy a meal earns one bonus entry—dine twice, earn two entries; dine ten times,earn ten entries. The more you dine, the better your chancesto win. (Sides and kids’ meals do not count.)Here’s to a February filled with great food, festive cocktails, and the joy ofbeing together. We look forward tosharing many memorable moments withyou at Shipwrecked.fifffflffiflfflffffl ffff fflffff ffl ff
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