2024 Paris Olympics - US Sailing Team

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area by windsurfing parents, Moroz learned to kite at age 12 and began competing internationally at age 14. She sailed her first World Championship at age 15, won her first world title only a year later at age 16, and has since then taken the kiting world by storm, winning six consecutive World Championships. Read More

Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Stuart McNay is a four-time Olympian (2008, 2012, 2016, 2020) and currently on the campaign trail for his fifth Olympic Games with sights set on Paris 2024 alongside teammate Lara Dallman-Weiss. Read More

Markus Edegran began his diverse sailing career at age 8 in the Opti and found racing at age 10. After Optis, he built his foundation in traditional sailboats across the 420, FJ, and ILCA classes before sailing 420s and FJs at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Read More

Born in Miami, Florida, Dominique grew up a third culture kid and daughter of a U.S. diplomat family on the go, living in five different countries: Nicaragua, Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Argentina. Read More

Noah was born and raised, and still resides in Clearwater, Florida when not competing. He began sailing at the age of 6 and immediately fell in love with the sport. Read More

Stephanie grew up in Wisconsin sailing scows and dinghies on Lake Beulah starting at age 5. She fell in love with sailing and competing while in the Optimist class. Read More

Maggie Shea grew up sailing with her family on Lake Michigan on her grandfather’s boat WINDANCER, and quickly fell in love with being on the water and competing. Read More

Erika began her sailing journey in the Optimist Dinghy at age 8 through the Lauderdale Yacht Club program. However, it wasn’t until she decided to dedicate her life to the sport at age 12 that she started to win titles. Read More

A California native, Hans began sailing at six-years-old in the Naples Sabot. He has competed at the highest levels of the sport since he was a junior sailor primarily racing 29ers, 49ers, the International Moth and most recently the supercharged, hydrofoiling F50 in the global SailGP Championship. Read More

Ian Barrows grew up in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, where he began his sailing career in Optis. Quickly, he acquired a passion for the sport and transitioned to larger dinghies — 420s, Lasers, and Bytes. Read More

Sarah Newberry grew up with a strong tradition of sailing in her family. However, she didn’t catch the competition bug until she joined her middle school sailing team at age 12. At that point, she was the only girl on her team and was determined to beat all the boys. Read More

Soon after outgrowing prams, David Liebenberg took his first ride on the 29er skiff and was immediately hooked, with this affinity for speed shaping the rest of his sailing career. Read More