Women sailors will be participating in the 22nd Annual Ms. Race to benefit 180 Turning Lives Around on Saturday August 15.
The gala now historic event will be followed by the Awards Ceremony at the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club, which sponsors the annual event.
This year’s theme is “Racing for Gold”, commemorates 180’s 50th anniversary and the 250th anniversary of the country.
180 Turning Lives Around is a non-profit (501C3) organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse in Monmouth County. It is a much more serious and widespread problem than most people realize. 180 continues to count on the Yacht Club for its help.
Donations to 180 on behalf of the Yacht Club an be made. The link to the 2026 Ms. Race Sponsorship Form with information on sponsorship levels is 2026 Ms. Race Turning Lives Around Donation Link
The deadline to be in the Sponsor booklet is July 25. To become a sponsor for the 2026 Ms. Race, mail the Sponsorship form or donate directly to 180 via the Donate button on the 180 web page for the Ms. Race event. Donations will be graciously accepted at any time if you prefer not to be recognized in the sponsor booklet.
For more information, visit them via the Ms Race link on www.MsRaceAHYC.org or contact ahyc.ms.race@gmail.com.
The Ms. Race Committee includes MS Race Co-Chairs Diane Kropfl, Emily Smith, Lisa King and Liz Niederberger
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The day began with an engaging and interactive assembly where students explored practical strategies such as relaxation techniques, staying organized, and consistently putting forth their best effort. Following the assembly, students transitioned into breakout groups where they collaborated in team-building activities, strengthening communication, and cooperation. The school’s Drama Club’s production of Willy Wonka was a tremendous success. Following the student dedication to months of hard work, rehearsals, and preparation, their performances reflected both their talent and commitment, resulting in a memorable experience for all who attended. Staff and faculty extended thanks and congratulations to Drama Director Ms. Somma for her outstanding leadership and dedication in bringing this production to life. The school is proud to celebrate the innovation and dedication of it students in this year’s STEAM Tank Challenge. During Enrichment & Innovation, students explored their passions and worked to solve real-world problems, with more than 15 teams entering the initial round. Three teams advanced to the Regional Competition, including two from the 6th grade and one from the 5th grade. The 6th grade teams developed a kid-friendly safe search app and an assistive device to help with jewelry clasps, while the 5th grade team created a prototype focused on safe, interactive learning using AI design and peer feedback. These projects highlight student creativity, empathy, and problem-solving skills, and they were congratulated on their outstanding work. To celebrate Feel Good Friday, students participated in a school wide Wellness Day focused on promoting positive habits and self-care. The day began with an engaging and interactive assembly where students explored practical strategies such as relaxation techniques, staying organized, and consistently putting forth their best effort. Following the assembly, students transitioned into breakout groups where they collaborated in team-building activities, strengthening communication, and cooperation. The school’s Drama Club’s production of Willy Wonka was a tremendous success. Following the student dedication to months of hard work, rehearsals, and preparation, their performances reflected both their talent and commitment, resulting in a memorable experience for all who attended. Staff and faculty extended thanks and congratulations to Drama Director Ms. Somma for her outstanding leadership and dedication in bringing this production to life. The school is proud to celebrate the innovation and dedication of it students in this year’s STEAM Tank Challenge. During Enrichment & Innovation, students explored their passions and worked to solve real-world problems, with more than 15 teams entering the initial round. Three teams advanced to the Regional Competition, including two from the 6th grade and one from the 5th grade. The 6th grade teams developed a kid-friendly safe search app and an assistive device to help with jewelry clasps, while the 5th grade team created a prototype focused on safe, interactive learning using AI design and peer feedback. These projects highlight student creativity, empathy, and problem-solving skills, and they were congratulated on their outstanding work.Harbison Harbison women women women women women women
