A last-minute call for a volunteer flag boat at Clash at the Creek was answered within hours — a testament to the tight-knit Jersey Shore Boat Racing community.
Before the Clash at the Creek at Berkeley Island, JSBR put out an urgent call: they needed a volunteer flag boat for Sunday’s race. In a sport where every race-day role is critical, the flag boat helps mark the course and ensure safe racing conditions for all competitors.
The response was immediate. Within hours, a local boater quietly stepped up to volunteer, and JSBR updated the community: "Update — we’ve got our flag boat! Big thank you to the person who quietly raised their hand."
It’s moments like these that define the Jersey Shore Boat Racing community. Beyond the drivers, riders, and teams, a network of volunteers, flag boats, course workers, and shore-line supporters makes every race possible. The willingness of community members to step up — often without fanfare — is what keeps the series running.
JSBR continues to welcome volunteers for race-day roles at upcoming events. Anyone interested in getting involved, whether on the water or on shore, is encouraged to reach out through the official JSBR channels.
