US Sailing and New England Ropes Renew Longstanding Partnership to Elevate Performance on the Water 

US Sailing is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with New England Ropes, a division of Teufelberger Fiber Rope Corp., continuing a relationship that has spanned years of innovation and collaboration. As the “Official Line Provider of US Sailing,” New England Ropes reaffirms its commitment to supporting sailors across the United States with top-quality marine cordage. 

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US Sailing Releases 2024 Reach Impact Report 

US Sailing is proud to announce the release of the 2024 Reach Initiative Impact Report which reveals a growing demand for hands-on learning in the STEM fields. Since its inception in 2012, Reach, US Sailing’s innovative STEM Education Initiative, has been transforming the way young people across the country engage with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) concepts. By using sailing as a dynamic educational platform, Reach inspires curiosity, promotes hands-on learning, and fosters a connection to environmental stewardship. 

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Event Recap: 2025 DN Eastern Regional Championship

The 2025 DN Eastern Regional Championship, held this past weekend at Lake Winnipesaukee in Gilford, New Hampshire, was an exhilarating event showcasing the rapid growth and excitement surrounding ice sailing.

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Francesca Clapcich Brings Inshore and Offshore Experience and Global Leadership to the 2025 Sailing Leadership Forum

US Sailing is excited to welcome double-Olympian and two-times round the world sailor,  Francesca Clapcich, as an opening keynote speaker at the 2025 Sailing Leadership Forum in Coronado, CA. With an impressive competitive sailing career and a passion for athlete development, the Italian/American sailor will bring unparalleled expertise, insight, and inspiration to the event.

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Take Your Match Racing to the Next Level: Apply for the David Storrs US Sailing Match Racing Grant Program 

Are you ready to elevate your match racing game? The US Sailing Match Racing Committee is thrilled to offer the David Storrs US Sailing Match Racing Grant Program, designed to support passionate teams looking to compete at a higher level.

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Washington Sailors Create Lifesaving Device Used Worldwide for Safety at Sea 

A lifesaving device developed four decades ago is being recognized for its role as a crucial piece of equipment for rescues at sea. A recent article in the Seattle Times highlights the story of the Lifesling, which was developed by sailors to safely retrieve individuals who have fallen overboard and bring them back onto the boat.  

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Host one of US Sailing’s Instructor Training Courses!  

If you are looking to train your staff or volunteers with a US Sailing Instructor Certification Course, consider hosting one at your facility! For over 40 years, US Sailing’s Instructor Certification Courses have set the benchmark in instructor training. US Sailing’s courses are designed using best practices developed through years of research, ensuring that your staff receive top-tier, industry-leading education.  

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Safety at Sea is Essential for Protecting Lives 

Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or just starting, understanding the principles of safety at sea is not just wise, it’s essential. Signing up for a US Sailing Safety at Sea Course equips you with knowledge and skills to handle emergencies and unforeseen challenges on the waters. 

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Storm Trysail Club to Host ORC North Americans During 31st Block Island Race Week

The Storm Trysail Club is excited to announce that the Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) 2025 North American Championship will be hosted as part of the 31st Block Island Race Week (BIRW), set to take place June 21-27, 2025. This follows the highly successful ORC World Championship held in Newport last fall.

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Tacking Tips Part I – The Turn

Good tacks are essential to good racing. Make each tack a little better and you’ll save a few boat lengths every race. Tacks can be divided into two parts: The Turn and The Acceleration.

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