US Sailing Announces 2026 Board of Directors

US Sailing, the National Governing Body for the sport of sailing in the United States, is pleased to announce the results of the 2026 Board of Directors elections. This year, one proven leader has been re-elected to the Board by US Sailing’s general membership, and two additional members have been appointed and elected to key…Read More

Jim Sajdak Wins 2025 U.S. Multihull Championship in Corpus Christi

[caption id="attachment_46128" align="alignleft" width="468"] From Left: Third place Wally Myers, First Place Jim Sajdak, and Second Place Mike Montague on the beach after the final day of the U.S. Multihull Championship.[/caption] CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS (November 7, 2025) — After four days of champagne sailing on Corpus Christi Bay, Jim Sajdak has been crowned the 2025…Read More

The Room Where It Happens: World Sailing Annual Conference Recap by Charlie Enright

November 1st marked six months since I became CEO of US Sailing. I spent that day in Manhattan resting before running an ill-advised TCS New York City Marathon — one I’d registered for before taking on this more-than-full-time role. I found myself wondering where all my training time had gone? After dragging myself through all…Read More

2025 U.S. Multihull Championship Set to Be Largest US Sailing Adult Event of the Year 

[caption id="attachment_46077" align="alignleft" width="477"] Credit: Greg “Triple Tack” Turman[/caption] The 2025 U.S. Multihull Championship will unite more than 90 competitors from 25 states and 3 countries for four days of exhilarating, high-performance racing co-hosted by the Corpus Christi Yacht Club and the Formula Wave Class. Marking the last and largest US Sailing Adult Championship of…Read More

Archipelago Rally Recap from Charlie Enright

Three weeks ago, I got a text from Chris Museler, one of the founders of the Archipelago Rally, letting me know that it was going to be held in Wickford, RI on October 18th. I was excited by the prospect of attendance. It’s always seemed cool from afar, but I had a lot going on…Read More

Young Sailors Shine at the 2025 U.S. Youth Championship in Fort Lauderdale

After a weekend of patience, perseverance, and tactical racing, champions were crowned at the 2025 U.S. Youth Championship, hosted by Lauderdale Yacht Club. Six fleets battled it out over three days of shifting conditions—ranging from light and lumpy to the classic Lauderdale breeze that filled in on the final afternoon.   More than just national titles…Read More

Peter Holz Captures Prince of Wales Bowl for the Second Time in the 2025 U.S. Match Racing Championship in Chicago

[caption id="attachment_45987" align="alignleft" width="300"] U.S. Match Racing Championship | Chicago Yacht Club | Anna Suslova / US Sailing[/caption] After three days of intense, head-to-head racing on Lake Michigan, hometown favorite Peter Holz and his Windy City Racing team captured victory at the 2025 U.S. Match Racing Championship (USMRC), hosted by Chicago Yacht Club. Sailing in…Read More

Stage is Set for 2025 Youth Championship

Over 200 athletes will take to Lauderdale Yacht Club for the 2025 U.S. Youth Championship October 11-13. Sailors will be fighting for trophies in six classes: the 29er, ILCA 6, ILCA 7, i420, Nacra 15, and iQFOiL.  This year’s championship carries extra weight for the eligible sailors in the Youth Worlds classes (all but the…Read More

Top U.S. Match Racers Battle for the Prince of Wales Bowl in Chicago

Click here for full recap 2025 U.S. Match Racing Championship Kicks Off at Chicago Yacht Club The nation’s top match racers are headed to the Windy City this weekend as Chicago Yacht Club hosts the 2025 U.S. Match Racing Championship, the premier event in American match racing. Ten high performance teams will go bow-to-bow on…Read More

12 US Teams to Compete at Combined 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 Worlds

Twelve US teams – four Nacra 17, five 49er and three 49erFX – have landed in Cagliari, Italy for the combined world championship taking place October 7-12. Crystal clear waters, fantastic wind, and warm temperatures set the scene for one of the largest events on the Olympic fleet’s calendar. A total of 400 sailors and 200…Read More