That’s a wrap on Women’s Fleet Race Nationals! After 10 races on Thursday and no racing on Friday due to light wind, Stanford University came out on top, winning the championship by 27 points and taking B Division in a landslide. Yale followed in second with 123 points, and BC took third with 138 points. … Read More
That’s a wrap on Women’s Fleet Race Nationals! After 10 races on Thursday and no racing on Friday due to light wind, Stanford University came out on top, winning the championship by 27 points and taking B Division in a landslide. Yale followed in second with 123 points, and BC took third with 138 points. … Read More
We are elated once again to announce that nominations for the 10th annual S1D Coach of the Year Award are now being accepted! There are SO many deserving coaches out there, and so much of this past year to use to choose a new winner. Here is your chance to reflect on your last year of sailing, and nominate … Read More
The plot really thickened during ICSA Week 8..….. and after another two weeks and many team race regattas—Szambecki, ADM Moore, Harris, Duplin, Friis, to name a few– ICSA COED/OPEN and WOMENS rankings are now updated along with panel comments! To see coach comments, just click the bar where the team name appears in the ranking. Many thanks to our … Read More
EDIT: Carmen Cowles did not win Women’s Sailor of the year last year. Sophia Reineke was the recipient of the award. We said Carmen won, twice actually. Once in the Yale COED writeup and again in the Dartmouth Women’s one. “I’d like to formally apologize for an error in analysis featured in the first Sail1Design … Read More
The race to Stanford, host of the 2023 Women’s ICSA TR Nationals, and King’s Point, host of the COED TR Nationals, is on. Welcome to the 2023 Spring ICSA season, and our first look at who’s whom. Many thanks go to our ranking panel, Chris Klevan (Stanford), Ken Legler (Tufts), John Mollicone (Brown), Isaac Clark … Read More
Who Says There’s No Such Thing as a Free……. boat? The International Lightning Class Association is proud to announce another season of our wildly successful Boat Grant Program. This program is designed to fund young sailors who want to experience the high level of competition offered by the ILCA. The International Lightning Class Boat Grant Program had what some … Read More
Courtesy of the ICSA: 2021-2022 ICSA All-Academic Team Announced The 2021-2022 ICSA All-Academic team has been reviewed and selected. This year an impressive 171 student athletes have been named to the team. The ICSA All-Academic Sailing Team recognizes Juniors and Seniors who have participated as a competitor or alternate in seven regattas (2021-2022) and have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or … Read More
August 1, 2022 – After an extensive interview process, the ICSA has announced the organization’s new Executive Director, Reed Maltbie. Serving as the ICSA’s first Executive Director, Reed will oversee the day-to-day operations of College Sailing and serve the board of directors, conferences and teams that compete throughout North America.The ICSA Executive Committee recommended hiring an … Read More
From the ICSA: For full results, go here: https://scores.collegesailing.org/s22/sailing-womens-national/full-scores/ New Orleans, LA (May 26, 2022) – After four days of racing on Lake Pontchartrain with tricky conditions and thunderstorms threatening a shortened Championship, Boston College came away victorious for the College Sailing Women’s National Fleet Racing Championship, just two points ahead of Yale … Read More
It came down to the wire on Lake Pontchartrain, and with only one point to spare, the Tulane Green Wave won the 2022 Dinghy National Championship. Congratulations! Full scores here: https://scores.collegesailing.org/s22/sailing-dinghy-national/full-scores/
With a 22-3 record, Yale won the 2022 ICSA TR Nationals, hosted by Tulane University at Southern YC in New Orleans, LA. Roger Williams was second, followed by Georgetown in third. For full results, go here: https://scores.collegesailing.org/s22/sailing-team-race-national/
The ICSA is looking for nominees to serve as a selector on one of our two National Championship Selection Committees (one each for our Women’s and Coed Championships). Starting in the Fall of 2021, all ICSA National Championships will have the majority of their fleets selected by these Committees. The ICSA Women’s Selection Committee will … Read More