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
2013 Youth Match Racing Opportunities in the U.S.
Re-printed with permission of Dave Perry Compiled by Dave Perry, Chairman, US Sailing Match Racing Committee Match Racing is one of the fastest growing disciplines in the sport of Sailing. It is fast-paced, very combative tactically, and it demands you to be pushing the boat, your team and yourself to the highest limits of boat … Read More
SAIL1DESIGNERS OF THE MONTH: STANFORD U. SAILING TEAM
By Airwaves writer Martha Pitt Few could deny the impressive success of the Stanford Sailing Team so far this season. For a team with only ten boats at practice (relatively small compared to much of their top competition), they have managed to race in up to four events in one weekend, three-quarters for which they … Read More
2013 Van Duyne Advanced Racing Clinic
American Yacht Club is proud to announce that it will be the host to the Long Island Sound Youth Sailing Team, (LISOT), and the Junior Sailing Association of Long Island Sounds’, (JSALIS), 2013 Van Duyne Advanced Racing Clinic from May25th through May 27th. Named for legendary Finn sailor Carl Van Duyne, this is the premier … Read More
Honing Your Mental Game
Sail1Design would like to present this piece from Tim Herzog, a talented sailor and now professional Mental Skills Coach. Tim is offering a webinar this coming Friday from his site, www.reachingahead.com . We feel that the mental part of sailing is so vital: enjoy this piece, and please consider attending Tim’s webinar! by Dr. Tim Herzog, … Read More
Developing Community & Accessible Sailing
By Airwaves Writer Gretchen Croll When Sailing is available for all, a great community develops… The best aspect of the sport of sailing is the community it creates and fosters. Whether close to home or travelling abroad, there is almost always a sailor to find. Making this sport accessible to as many people—especially children—as possible, … Read More
2013 NEILL ADVANCED SAILING CLINIC!
– Applications due March 31st! by Airwaves Writer Martha Pitt In just its third year, the Neill Advanced Sailing Clinic, hosted by the Chicago Yacht Club Foundation and run by the Chicago Yacht Club Sailing School, has been recognized as one of the premier junior racing clinics in the country. The Neill Clinic is a … Read More
A Look at the J/70 at Bacardi Week, From A Sailor's Point of View
By Airwaves Writer Terra Berlinski The 2013 Bacardi Miami Sailing Week brought the STAR, VIPER 640, Melges 24, Melges 20, J/80 and the J/70 class to the course on Biscayne Bay to race from March 3-9th in a wide range of breeze and with excellent competition. All other classes, excluding the Star, started their first … Read More
Vanguard 15 Summer Team Racing Circuit Preview
By Airwaves Writer Clinton Hayes As the summer draws near its time to think about what events you’re going to sail. Whether you’re working full time, or just at a summer job between school years, team racing is always a good choice. It’s the most fun, competitive, yet friendly racing that’s easily available to almost … Read More
Airwaves Interview Series: Terry Hutchinson
(This article originally appeared on Airwaves in 2009. Enjoy.) Airwaves interview with Terry Hutchinson conducted by Amanda Salvesen: If you are a sailor, which is pretty likely as you’re reading this, you probably think of Terry Hutchinson the same way as football fans think of Tom Brady. We all watched with baited breath … Read More
Why Not? Spinnakers in College Dinghy Sailing
This just in from ESPN’s CollegeSailNet: “…The water-borne video camera crew races up hurriedly to the weather-offset mark to catch, on film, the first pack to round. This will be the final leg, as the finish is, of course, downwind! As the first several boats round the mark, the now-familiar 3’ sprit poles pop out … Read More
SCOTT SINKS AND PATRICK SNOW: SAIL1DESIGNERS OF THE MONTH
By Airwaves Writer Martha Pitt Over Presidents’ Day Weekend, while many families were enjoying the weekend off and relaxing, 420 sailors and their families from all over the country traveled to Jensen Beach, FL to compete in the 2013 420 Midwinter Championship hosted annually by the US Sailing Center in Martin County. Seventy-six boats made up … Read More
S1D Coach of the Year: Steve Hunt
Sail1Design is proud to name Steve Hunt as the inaugural S1D Coach of the Year. Among many incredibly deserving nominations that were submitted to S1D, Steve’s stood out. Steve is a dedicated leader and coach of the Point Loma High School Sailing Team. This position is not one that is going to get your “name … Read More