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Winners Announced for the 2022 US Sailing Association Awards

ST. PETE BEACH, FL (February 3, 2023) - Thursday evening, winners of the 2022 US Sailing Awards were honored among family, friends, peers, and competitors at US Sailing’s Sailing Leadership Forum in St. Pete Beach, Florida. The following awards were given during an evening ceremony: RACE ADMINISTRATION Harman Hawkins Trophy – awarded to Ted…

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Daniela Moroz, Ravi Parent Selected as US Sailing’s 2022 Rolex Yachtswoman and Yachtsman of the Year

Daniela Moroz and Ravi Parent at the 2022 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards. Lexi Pline / US Sailing ST. PETE BEACH, FL. (February 2, 2022) – On Thursday, February 2, 2023, as part of US Sailing’s Sailing Leadership Forum, the best U.S. sailor athletes of 2022 were honored…

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US Sailing Announces Multi-Year Partnership Extension with Gowrie Group – Risk Strategies

BRISTOL, R.I. (February 2, 2023) – US Sailing, the national governing body of the sport of sailing, and Risk Strategies Company and its wholly owned Gowrie Group subsidiary, a leading national specialty insurance and risk management firm have announced a multi-year partnership extension to continue their support of sailors and sailing organizations in the…

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Feb 5

That’s a WRAP on 2023 Sailing Leadership Forum💥 We had four days of learning, trying new things, exchanging ideas, and most importantly, FUN!

Thank you to all our attendees, sponsors and exhibitors for making this year’s event a resounding success! We’ll see you next year at the National Sailing Program Symposium (NSPS) ⛵️

Photos will be available soon at our link in bio!

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Feb 4

Yesterday was our favorite day at Sailing Leadership Forum - DEMO DAY! Attendees got a chance to get on the water in boats from our many exhibitors, including rssailing, zimsailing, and melgesusa 🌊

Alongside Demo Day, there was a great keynote, multiple breakout sessions, award ceremonies, and networking at the end of day cocktail hour🍹

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Feb 3

Day one of Sailing Leadership Forum was a BLAST💥From networking to breakout sessions to award shows, there was never a dull moment for all of our attendees!

Today is the long-awaited Demo Day - we can’t wait to get out on the water to try out some of the latest and greatest in on-the-water tech. See you there ☀️🏝️

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Feb 3

🏆 Daniela Moroz and Ravi Parent are your 2022 Rolex Yachtswoman & Yachtsman of the Year 🏆

Daniela is back for her FOURTH Rolex after winning her sixth consecutive Formula Kite World Championship, while Ravi flexed his skills in high performance catamaran classes, having won both the A Cat and F18 World Championships this year.

Congrats to both sailors on a spectacular 2022!

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Feb 2

As we get ready to start the Clearwater US Open, take a look back at our last US Open Sailing Series in Miami and Fort Lauderdale! 🤙

We can’t wait to do it again in Clearwater starting TODAY, with nearly all the Olympic classes coming together for last part of their 2023 Pan Am Games, Olympic Test Event, and Combined World Championships selection process. Stay tuned to the US Sailing Team instagram for live updates throughout the weekend!

Want to learn more about the selection process? Head to our link in bio for the full press release 🔗

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Feb 1

Today is the first day of #BlackHistoryMonth! Swipe through to learn more about the month-long celebration, and stay tuned for stories highlighting the Black change-makers in the US Sailing community ⛵

In honor of Black History Month, US Sailing will be hosting our first DE&I training with the inclusionplaybk, "How to be Anti-Racist in Sports," February 23 at 4:00pm. Head to our link in bio to sign up 🔗

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Jan 31

Meet rolex Yachtswoman of the Year Finalist Laura Grondin ⛵️ Laura’s success as a skipper in the J/70 class earned her a spot as one of this year’s finalists. She helmed her way to first place at the J/70 East Coast Championships and Davis Island J/70 Regatta, as well as the top female helm at the J/70 European Championship. Laura also had success in the Melges 24 class, placing fourth at the Melges 24 World Championship.

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Jan 26

Meet rolex Yachtsman of the Year finalist David Starck! In 2022, David brought years of Lightning and One Design experience to the table, winning several important Lightning Class regattas, nationally and internationally. David was the 2022 Lightning World Champion, Lighting North American Champion and Lightning Helly Hanson Sailing World Series Champion. He was also winner of the Overall Lightning Southern Circuit and Lightning Winter Championship. This would be his first Rolex.

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Jan 25

Read the 2022 Reach Initiative Impact Report 📚

Since its inception in 2012, Reach, US Sailing's STEM Education Initiative, has had an immeasurable impact on youth across the country. Reach participants learn Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) concepts using sailing as an educational platform. This year's report focuses on the 2022 grant recipients, who worked hard to engage their community on a new level through their STEM programming using the Reach curriculum and resources available online.

Head to our link in bio to read the report 🔗

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Jan 24

Meet rolex Yachtswoman of the Year Finalist Sara Stone! Breaking into the predominantly male world of offshore sailing, Sara is in the running for her first Rolex. She took first place in the inaugural Bermuda to Newport Doublehanded event as the only all-female entry and won the Ida Lewis Distance Race with co-skipper with Ken Read. #rolex #offshore

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Jan 19

Meet rolex Yachtsman of the Year finalist, Doug DeVos! A well-known name in the TP52 class and sailing community at large, Doug was the overall winner of the 2022 TP52 Superseries as the skipper of Quantum Racing. He and his team took first place in all four of the series events, including the World Championship, Baiona Sailing Week, Royal Cup Scarlino, and Barcelona Sailing Week. #rolex

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Jan 18

Us this whole weekend at the US Opens 🤪 #kermie #didntidoitforyou #borzoi #sailing

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Jan 17

That’s a WRAP on the 2023 US Open Sailing Series Fort Lauderdale & Miami💥 Competitors got a total mixed bag of conditions, from zero to gusts over 25.

Ft. Lauderdale
🥇ILCA 4: Fernando Figueroa
🥇ILCA 6: Erika Reinike
🥇ILCA 7: Chapman Petersen
🥇Nacra 15: Cody Roe & KJ Hill

Miami
🥇29er: Tyler & Andrew Lamm
🥇49er: Ian Barrows & Hans Henken
🥇49erFX: Paris Henken & Anna Tunnicliffe-Tobias
🥇iQFOiL Men: Noah Lyons
🥇iQFOiL Women: Dominique Stater
🥇Formula Kite Women: Daniela Moroz
🥇Formula Kite Men: Markus Edegran
🥇Mixed 470: Stuart McNay & Lara Dallman-Weiss

Head to our link in bio for scores & photos 🔗 Thanks to lyc1938, miamiyachtclub1927, Coconut Grove Sailing Club, and all the staff and volunteers for an amazing weekend!

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Jan 16

“We may all have come on different ships, but we’re in the same boat now” -Martin Luther King Jr.

Have a happy and reflective MLK day from all of us at US Sailing!

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Jan 16

In a dramatic departure from yesterday, competitors in both Lauderdale and Miami faced light breeze that forced an early end to the day (but that didn’t stop the smiles 😄➡️)

One more day of racing left 👊🏻 It’s all on the line tomorrow! 🔗 in bio for scores and photos.

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Photo 4: annasusslova

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Jan 15

We’re ready for another ripper of a day at the US Open Ft. Lauderdale 🤙 (spotted sailcanada 📽️)

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