The U.S. Youth Match Racing Championship (USYMRC) for the Rose Cup stands as one of the most prestigious events in youth sailing, offering young competitors a platform to hone their match racing skills and compete at a high level.
US Sailing is proud to announce the finalists for the 2024 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards, celebrating the most outstanding performances in sailing by American athletes over the past year.
Looking toward 2025, the Reach Program has several exciting goals to continue building on its impact. Community sailing centers are integral to the mission of US Sailing’s Reach Program, serving as local hubs where young people engage with sailing as a platform for science, technology, engineering, math (STEM), and environmental learning. In the United States,…Read More
The second winter ODP training camp wrapped just before the holidays for 66 athletes, marking the halfway point. Consistent with all ODP camps, athletes were welcomed to a training oasis that prioritized time on the water and surrounded them with comprehensive resources to support an intense five days.
US Sailing is thrilled to welcome Reed Maltbie, Principal at Beyond the Game Partners, as a keynote speaker at the 2025 Sailing Leadership Forum in Coronado, CA. Known as "Coach Reed," Maltbie brings a wealth of experience, transformative insight, and a dynamic approach to coaching and leadership. Head First Leadership: Social-Emotional and Cognitive Skills for…Read More
Thinking about taking a European sailing getaway? Imagine setting sail along Croatia’s coast, island-hopping in Greece, or exploring Spain’s hidden coves—all without a captain. The freedom to chart your own course in European waters is closer than ever, thanks to the US Sailing International Proficiency Certificate (IPC). This required certification allows qualified American sailors to charter sailboats independently in many European Union (EU) waters, simplifying the process and ensuring compliance with EU maritime regulations.
2024 has been an exhilarating chapter for US Sailing, marked by extraordinary achievements, unforgettable championships, and milestones that shaped the future of the sport. From thrilling national titles to inspiring community initiatives, groundbreaking developments, and standout performances at the Paris Olympics, these stories have captured the spirit of American sailing. Join us as we revisit the top news stories from 2024, celebrating the sailors, events, and moments that made waves and left an indelible mark on the sailing community.
Nestled along the pristine shores of Nawiliwili Small Boat Harbor, in Lihue, HI, the Kauai Sailing Association (KSA) is more than just a sailing program — it’s a gateway to life-changing experiences rooted in Kauai’s rich marine culture and traditions. By offering accessible programming, hands-on education, and a steadfast commitment to inclusivity, KSA continues to…Read More
Since its establishment in 2012, the US Sailing Reach Program has opened doors for students across the nation to engage with science, technology, engineering, math (STEM), and environmental studies—all through the power of sailing. Far beyond the traditional goals of building skill and knowledge on the water, US Sailing’s Reach Program is about fostering a generation of young people who are both knowledgeable in STEM and deeply committed to environmental responsibility. With an emphasis on accessibility and growth, the Reach Program has become an invaluable resource for community sailing centers across the United States.
As the holiday season brings thoughts of giving, some sailors are proving that generosity and sportsmanship extend well beyond the racecourse. This year, two teams who received the Corinthian Spirit Award at New York Yacht Club chose to spread cheer by donating their prize—$3,000 worth of Helly Hansen gear—to community sailing programs that help make the sport more accessible.
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