Scow Nationals were held at LAX Sailing Club in 1969 and 1970. This photo is from August 1970, showing the new grass trying to survive a hot summer with visiting scows on moorings in the channel. Photos are from Kurt Schroeder's collection. More...
On June 23, 2024 with water at 439', the last boats were removed from the water. On June 27, 2024, with water at 641.1', Jim Shugrue hosted an inspection tour of flooding at the club. On June 30, Randy Scheiser kayaked to the club for another look at 642.5' More...
In May and June there were opportunities for members to raft up their boats for social time on Sunday afternoons. See more...
Spring Work Day was held on May 13, 2023 after flood waters receded.
The fourth highest flood was recorded on April 24, 2023. See more...
Two dead cottonwood trees were removed during Fall Work Day 2022. More photos...
Three more removed in Spring 2023. Photos...
Aquatic growth in the channel was cut twice during the 2022 season by Schaffer Marine Service in conjunction with the Town of Campbell and the Onalaska Lake District.
The annual fishboil was held in June 2022
Winds of 75+ hit the club on July 22, 2022. Boats were damaged, tree limbs came down, roofs on two buildings were damaged. A crew of volunteers came to clean up the mess. See video on Facebook.
LAX member Don Anderson set up his boat on the skating rink at Mabel-Canton High School to demonstrate ice boating.
Sunfish racers came from around the Midwest to race May 21 and 22. More photos...
Due to the Covid19 Pandemic, workday was limited to a small crew to install lifts.
The LAX Sailing Club is a cooperative of sailboat owners, who share the responsibilities of maintaining the club grounds and various events for sailors.