PSC operates out of Capitol Cove Marina [directions] on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling.  The boats are used primarily for training, racing, and PSC social sailing events, but can also be used by qualified skippers.  Five boats are sloop-rigged with 6-hp Tohatsu outboard motors and wing keels that draw 2' 8".  Their masts rise 29' 2" above the water and each boat displaces approximately 2250 lbs.  The sixth boat is a Catalina 25 with a wheel-steered rudder and an inboard diesel engine.  See the Boat Use Policy page for more information on boat use.

Merlin (PSC 1) is a 2003 Catalina Capri 22, sail #1023.  She has a 110% roller-furling jib and joined PSC's fleet in 2023.

  

Aguila (PSC 2) is a 2004 Catalina Capri 22, sail #1058.  She's rigged with a roller-furled 135% headsail and was upgraded in 2021 to carry a spinnaker.

  

Raptor (PSC 3) was delivered straight to the club from the factory in May 2023.  She's a 2023 Catalina Capri 22, sail #1340, rigged with 110%, 135%, and 155% headsails and a spinnaker.

Peregrine (PSC 4) is a 2003 Catalina Capri 22, sail #1001.  She's rigged with a roller-furled 135% headsail.

Osprey (PSC 5) is a 2009 Catalina Capri 22, sail #1231.  She's rigged with a roller-furled 135% headsail.

Eagle (PSC x) is a 2004 Catalina 250, sail #TBD.  Eagle is equipped with a wing keel, wheel steering, inboard diesel engine, galley, and head.

PSC traditionally names its boats after birds of prey.  Former members of PSC's river fleet include Gale III, Kestrel, Osprey, Nova, Gannet, and Falcon.