US SAILOR of the Week
May 31-June 6, 2006
US SAILORS of the Week
- Oct. 4-10, 2006
Mike Siau
» read more - Sept. 27-Oct. 3, 2006
Alex & Daria Blackwell
» read more - Sept. 20-26, 2006
Tim Hogan
» read more - Sept. 13-19, 2006
Maegan Ruhlman
» read more - Sept. 6-12, 2006
Bryan McDonald
» read more - August 30-Sept. 5, 2006
Tom Farquhar
» read more - August 9-15, 2006
Brian Skeels
» read more - August 2-8, 2006
Ivan Andrade
» read more - July 26-August 1, 2006
Sophie Fraser
» read more - July 19-25, 2006
Karl Kleinschrodt
» read more - July 12-18, 2006
Sue Hogan
» read more - July 5-11, 2006
Edgar Cato
» read more - June 28-July 4, 2006
Charlie Field
» read more - June 21-27, 2006
Macho Slavich
» read more - June 14-20, 2006
Karen Mitchell
» read more - June 7-13, 2006
Travis Daniels
» read more - May 31-June 6, 2006
Martine Zurinskas
» read more - May 24-30, 2006
Malin Burnham
» read more - May 17-23, 2006
Jim Capron
» read more - May 10-16, 2006
Urban Miyares
» read more - May 3-9, 2006
Paige Railey
» read more - April 26-May 2, 2006
Fritz Jewett
» read more - April 19-25, 2006
Kevin Wensley
» read more - April 12-18, 2006
Thomas Barrows
» read more - April 5-11, 2006
Faye Bennet
» read more - March 29-April 4, 2006
Blakeley Adkins
» read more - March 22-28, 2006
Roy Disney
» read more - March 15-21, 2006
Laura Mock
» read more - March 8-14, 2006
Camden Tougas
» read more - March 1-7, 2006
Commodore Bob Stone
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US SAILOR Of The
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Martine Zurinskas does it all - she is an accomplished Laser sailor, mom, wife, and daughter, as well as the junior sailing director at Lake Lanier Sailing Club in Flowery Branch, GA. Full of energy, her enthusiasm for the sport of sailing is contagious. To Martine, who began sailing at a young age, sailing is a family sport. She has the fondest memories of racing against her dad and brother while mom was on the support boat ready to serve lunch. For the last five years or so, Martine has been running the junior program at her club, where she enjoys turning kids into sailors for life. "What makes sailing so much fun is that it doesn't matter what type of boat you like to sail or whether you race or cruise, sailing is something you can do forever." At 33, Martine is an active Laser sailor and says she can't wait to turn 35 so she can be a Laser Master, "I'm tired of sailing against college kids!" she says with a big smile on her face. |
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