Jobson Introduces Sailing to Thailand Youth
Photo gallery Sailing Diplomacy By Gary Jobson As I spoke to 40 youngsters in Thailand, I studied their faces carefully. The 20 boys and 20 girls ranged in age from 8 to 18. Not one of them had ever been on a sailboat. Over the next two days, me and a group of instructors from…Read MoreTop 10 – April 19 2017
For immediate release April 19, 2017 Dave Perry Nevin Snow Becomes New Number One U.S. Match Racer Nevin Snow (San Diego) has taken over the number one spot in the U.S. on the strength of his winning the 2016 U.S. Match Racing Championship. Christophe Killian (Newport Beach, CA) is number two. David Storrs (Southport, CT)…Read MoreUS Sailing, Gowrie and Chubb Announce Multi-Year Sponsorship Extension
US Sailing, the National Governing Body of the sport, and Gowrie Group and Chubb Insurance have announced a multi-year sponsorship extension. Gowrie Group will serve as the Official Insurance Agency of US Sailing and the US Sailing Team. Chubb will be the Official Insurance Carrier of US Sailing and the US Sailing Team.
Read MorePhil Collins Wins 2017 U.S. Multihull Championship on Biloxi Bay
The fleet of 16 Hobie 17 catamarans completed their fourth and final set of races on Sunday at the 2017 U.S. Multihull Championship, hosted by Ocean Springs Yacht Club on Biloxi Bay. Phil Collins bolstered his Hobie 17 racing resume with another win in the class. Collins led from start to finish and won the Hobie Alter Trophy by seven points over Daniel Borg through 15 races, including three on Sunday.
Read MoreOakcliff Triple Crown Series to provide $500K in Grants to Olympic Sailing Hopefuls
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 6, 2017 Oyster Bay, New York – Today, Oakcliff Sailing announced the Oakcliff Triple Crown Series, a groundbreaking plan to reward athletes for their hard work and provide significant financial resources to assist them in achieving Olympic success. The Triple Crown Series will consist of up to six regattas to be…Read MoreAdvisory: Electrical Hazards at Sailing Locations
Are electrical hazards at your sailing facility endangering your sailors? There is a recent, unfortunate history of electrical lines located on the property of sailing facilities coming in contact with sailors and causing serious injury. It is the on-going duty of an electric utility company to install and maintain it's wires in such a way…Read MoreFeature: Getting Millennials Hooked on Sailing
At US Sailing’s National Sailing Programs Symposium (NSPS) in February in Austin, TX, Lynn Handy, Executive Director of Downtown Sailing Center in Baltimore, presented “Five Strategies for Millennial Engagement in Sailing.”
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