This comes from www.collegesailing.org Monday, April 28 – Conditions were challenging at the 2025 College Sailing Women’s Team Race Championship. Racing had to be cut off on Saturday as gusts measured above 40 knots and multiple capsizes made continuing the Round of 12 too dangerous. The Yale University Bulldogs and the Stanford University Cardinal ended the day … Read More
2018 29er Midwinters East Results & Report
Miami, Florida, March 16-18, 2018– Twenty-three 29er teams raced the 29er Midwinters East Regatta, hosted by the US Sailing Center Miami, last weekend. Even with the pressure of this selection event, the 29er fleet was able to switch off and enjoy the warm, dry mornings under AP socializing with one another and making new friends. … Read More
2018 S1D Optimist Spring Clinic Debrief, Notes & Video
This spring’s clinic was great! Despite cold temps, we saw a lot of improvement out there, and we hope that everyone learned at least one valuable thing. Our Optimist coaches Jordan, Sam & Maddie, former Opti stars themselves, were impressed with sailing, and appreciated the fact that we had a very attentive group. These 3 … Read More
Healthy Way To Start The Day: Green Smoothies
Every morning I start my day off with a green smoothie. Some of you may be thinking, gross I don’t want to drink something green! However, despite the color, they taste great, and they provide your body with many health benefits! These health benefits help you to stay healthy and happy to boost your sailing … Read More
ICSA Team Race Rankings #2, 22 March 2018
The season is heating up, and here are our ICSA Team Race Rankings, #2 for spring 2018. These rankings are brought to you by Dynamic Dollies and Reliable Racing. College Sailing team racing is on! Roger Williams U. maintains their grip on the #1 ranking with another impressive week of team racing, while other teams shuffle … Read More
#1* Roger Williams University wins Graham Hall; #2 Boston College wins St. Mary’s Women’s; #18 Harvard win SNETR
Written by Chris Klevan Photo taken from Navy Sailing Facebook March 19, 2018– Last weekend #1 Roger Williams University won the Graham Hall Team Race, hosted by the United State Naval Academy. Once deemed the spring season opener, due to its placement on the college sailing schedule, the Graham Hall remains as the first big-time … Read More
Nacra 15
Looking for a youth boat built for speed and excitement? Maybe a pathway towards the Olympics? The Nacra 15 offers just that to youth sailors around the world. This semi-foiling catamaran is one of the six boats endorsed by the Olympic Development Program. The whole idea of the Nacra 15 is to capture youth sailors … Read More
Hudson River Community Sailing is Hiring!
Hudson River Community Sailing is hiring: Teach Sailing in New York City! Spring/ Summer 2018 Founded in 2007 to serve the urban community, Hudson River Community Sailing partners with public schools to offer credit-bearing academic programs, internships, mentoring, and college readiness. Our youth development platform uses sailing, boat operation, and boat building to further academic skills and instill … Read More
St. Francis Yacht Club is Hiring a full-time Dockmaster
St. Francis Yacht Club, within view of the Golden Gate Bridge, is a year-round host of over 125 days of racing on San Francisco Bay. The club is renowned for its expertise in facilitating world and national championships. With well over 40 regattas on its calendar annually, including being the first club to host kite … Read More
Club Profile: Christmas Cove Improvement Association
News Flash: CCIA is hiring a Waterfront/Program Director! The beginnings of the Christmas Cove Improvement Association reach back more than a decade before its formal organization in 1900. The first summer visitors, mainly from the Boston area, began coming to Rutherfords Island and Christmas Cove in the early 1880’s, attracted then as now by the … Read More
Club Profile: Grand Bahama Sailing Center
News Flash: Grand Bahama Sailing Center seeks a full-time Director/Head Coach! In 2006 a small group of local business people and keen sailors approached Sir Jack Hayward with the idea of resurrecting the Sir Charles Hayward Yacht Club. The two story building located at the end of the canal approximately half a mile West off … Read More
#4 Charleston wins Navy Women’s; #1 Charleston wins the coed Charleston Spring; #12 Boston College wins the John Jackson
Written by Chris Klevan Photo taken from College of Charleston’s Facebook page March 12, 2018– #4 College of Charleston won the Navy Spring Women’s regatta. Sailed at the venue of some of the premier regattas on the College Sailing circuit, this was the first inter conference hosted by the United States Naval Academy. Conditions were … Read More
One Design Class Profile: Nacra 15
Looking for a youth boat built for speed and excitement? Maybe a pathway towards the Olympics? The Nacra 15 offers just that to youth sailors around the world. This semi-foiling catamaran is one of the six boats endorsed by the Olympic Development Program. The whole idea of the Nacra 15 is to capture youth sailors … Read More