• Dane Not Taking Down Sails After Olympic Experience
• IOC Confirms 10 Sailing Events For 2012 Olympic Games
• Olympic Sailors Train in Sheboygan - Sheboygan Press
• The Medalist Report: August 20, 2009
• Sailing Master Returns to Chatham - Cape Cod Times
• US SAILING's 2010 Rolex Miami OCR Notice of Race Posted
• Bentsen Awarded ISAF Beppe Croce Trophy
• e-USSAILING Quarterdeck 4/26/10 How the Southern Yacht Club Rebounded from Katrina; US SAILING Presents the inaugural Yacht Club Summit in Chicago.
• 2009 Orange Bowl International Youth Regatta Wraps up in Miami
• USSTAG’s Team Tunnicliffe Wins Silver Medal in Hyères, France US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics’ Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi won a silver medal in the Women’s Match Racing event at the 42nd French Sailing Week.
• Tunnicliffe Collects Another Title at US SAILING's RIWKC: Final Results
• US SAILING Quarterdeck Newsletter: Feb. 4, 2010
• Olympians and Olympic Hopefuls Scheduled to Speak at Yacht Clubs Across the U.S.
• US SAILING Q&A with Nicholas Hayes - The Author of "Saving Sailing"
• Bora Gulari and Anna Tunnicliffe are US SAILING's 2009 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year January 6, 2010
• US SAILING Awards Hanson Rescue Medals to Boats in Hawaii and Michigan January 13, 2010
• US SAILING’s 2010 Rolex Miami OCR: National Pride at Stake for World’s Best Olympic and Paralympic Sailors January 20, 2010
• Composite Lifelines and the Racing Rules of Sailing January 22, 2010
• US SAILING Awards Hanson Rescue Medals to Boats in San Francisco Bay and Lake Erie February 3, 2010
• Where Anna Calls Home
• The Nowlan Report: Live from Valencia at the America's Cup February 10, 2010
• Dave Perry's Top Ten Racing Tips: Week One February 17, 2010
• US SAILING’s Announces 2009 One-Design Award Winners
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Week One February 24, 2010
• Tunnicliffe and Gulari Honored at US SAILING’s Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Ceremony February 26,2010: Family, friends, and sailing dignitaries met at the New York Yacht Club’s renowned Model Room for an intimate retrospective on their rise to the top of the sport.
• Dave Perry's Racing Tips: Week Two March 3, 1020: Dave Perry is one of several renowned sailing experts participating in US SAILING's 2010 Speaker Series.
• US SAILING Reinforces Continued Support of College Sailing March 31, 2010: Four-Year Membership Package, College Sailing Website, Sailgroove Coverage, and ICSA Sponsorship Highlights US SAILING’s Commitment to College Sailing
• US SAILING Launches Racing Rules of Sailing iPhone Application March 4, 2010: The Racing Rules of Sailing 2009-2012 Including US SAILING Prescriptions application is now available for download from the Apple App Store for $5.99.
• The Medalist Report: Nov. 23, 2009
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Week Two March 10, 2010: Bill Gladstone of North U. has provided US SAILING members with another racing tip this week.
• Southern Yacht Club Photo Gallery
• Southern Yacht Club Evacuation Plan The SYC generously shared their own evacuation plan with US SAILING for our organizational members to use as template or reference when planning one of their own.
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Trim for Waves March 24, 2010: Each sail has three sources of power: Angle of attack, depth, and twist...
• USSTAG's Horton, Lyne Win Bronze Medal at 2010 Delta Lloyd Regatta USSTAG's Andy Horton and James Lyne won a bronze medal in the 16-boat Star class at the Delta Lloyd Regatta, the fifth International Sailing Federation (ISAF) Sailing World Cup event in the 2009-2010 series.
• USSTAG’s Zach Railey Dominates Medal Race at Princess Sofia; USA’s Barkow Wins Bronze Medal US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics’ Zach Railey dominated the top-ten Finn Medal Race from start to finish today, earning a bullet that punctuated his strategy-testing week at the 41st Princess Sofia Trophy in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
• US SAILING’s Speaker Series Kicks-off in Sarasota US SAILING’s 2010 Speaker Series program gets underway this month with a big splash. The Sarasota Yacht Club will host the first Speaker Series event of the year on Tuesday, April 20 at 6:00 p.m. Renowned sailing expert, Dave Perry, will be on hand.
• US SAILING Safety at Sea Program Makes an Impact North of the Border April 14, 2010: The US SAILING Safety at Sea series made a rare international stop last Saturday in Canada. It had been 10 years since the Safety at Sea seminar touched down in Toronto.
• LaserPerformance Increases Support, Becomes Silver Partner of US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics LaserPerformance, a long-time official sponsor of the US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics, has increased their support as a Bronze Partner to become a new Silver Partner.
• Yale and Boston College Win ICSA National Semifinals A total of 36 of the best college sailing teams in the country competed in last weekend’s 2010 ICSA National Championship Eastern and Western Semifinals. The semifinal rounds took place on opposite coasts to determine the top 18 teams who advance to the ICSA/Gill Coed National Championship.
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Tacking Part Two - The Acceleration Bill Gladstone of North U. has provided US SAILING members with another racing tip this week. Last week Bill presented part one of his tacking lesson that detailed "The Turn." This week's part two lesson on tacking focuses on "The Acceleration."
• Dave Perry's Racing Tips: Week Three - Sailing expert and renowned author, Dave Perry, offers up another tactical tip to US SAILING members this week.
• Yacht Club Spotlight: Carlyle Sailing Association
• The Floating Doctors: Sailing to Save Lives
• Junior Sailing Program Recruiting Tips by Chip Johns
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Distance Racing Fundamentals - Part One Distance racing offers a set of challenges that differ from round-the-buoys day racing. Here are three tips from North U. Director Bill Gladstone on how to navigate better in distance racing.
• Exciting Changes in Place for US SAILING’s National Championships
• Regatta Management Tips by Ken Taylor
• U.S. Naval Academy to Host U.S. Offshore Championship
• 2010 NSPS Round-up
• US SAILING's Interview with Stan Honey US SAILING had an opportunity to talk with Stan following his record breaking journey around the world...
• US SAILING’s Q&A with Rich Wilson
• US SAILING's Interview with Stanford Coach John Vandemoer In an attempt to educate the sailing community about the "ins-and-outs" of college sailing, US SAILING interviewed the head coach of Stanford University's sailing team, John Vandemoer.
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Distance Racing Fundamentals - Part Two Here are three more tips from North U. Director Bill Gladstone on how to navigate better in distance racing.
• US SAILING Announces New Protest and Redress Hearing Prescriptions and Procedures April 16, 2010: US SAILING President Gary Jobson and US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics member Farrah Hall today announced that the United States Olympic Committee has agreed to Hall’s request to dismiss her February 2008 complaint that The Racing Rules of Sailing do not comply with the Ted Stevens Act, a federal law, and USOC’s Bylaws.
• Youth Racing Takes Center Stage at 2010 US SAILING Events May 12, 2010: If you are a young sailor in search of great competition, elite coaching instruction and a good time on the water, US SAILING has the right event for you.
• Save the Date for the Inaugural US SAILING Yacht Club Summit US SAILING has announced details regarding the first-ever Yacht Club Summit.
• US SAILING’s 2011 RIWKC Set for Rochester Yacht Club May 19, 2010: In 1985 US SAILING and Rolex collaborated to create the Rolex International Women’s Keelboat Championship. Twenty-five years later the event stands as a testament to the huge strides made in women’s sailing.
• North U. Racing Tips by Bill Gladstone: Tacking Part One - The Turn As mundane as they may seem, good tacks are essential to good racing.
• Dave Perry's Racing Tips - The Great Escape So that perfect start didn’t work out so perfectly. No worries... Fortunately, they give the scores out at the finishing line. There are still plenty of opportunities to climb back into the race. Here are some tactical tips for recovering from a bad start.
• Melvin in Control at U.S. Multihull Championship May 25, 2010: Pete Melvin and Nat Shaver have increased their lead again over the field of 20 competing teams at US SAILING’s 2010 U.S. Multihull Championship.
• Dave Perry's Racing Tip #4: The Underground Passage Only a few boats in each race have the luxury of going wherever they want on the first beat with no concern for keeping their air clear. The rest of us have to grovel for any lane of clear air we can find…
• US SAILING's Interview with BMW ORACLE Racing Team Tactician John Kostecki Kostecki has a diverse and unique racing resume that includes a silver medal at the 1988 Olympic Games, a win at the 2001-02 Volvo Ocean Race, and most recently Kostecki served as the tactician for the America's Cup winning BMW ORACLE Racing Team.
• US SAILING's Interview with Hobart and William Smith Coach Scott Ikle This is an outstanding resource for coaches interested in taking a shot at the college ranks and for high school sailors interested in sailing at the collegiate level.
• Jud Smith to be Guest Competitor at the 2010 Championship of Champions US SAILING’s 2006 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Jud Smith will be the guest competitor at this year’s Championship of Champions, a US SAILING National Championship event.
• US SAILING’s 2010 Adult National Championship Season Opens with U.S. Multihull Championship May 21, 2010: In wake of the excitement displayed for the America’s Cup, the overall intrigue and interest in multihull racing is at an all-time high. The timing could not be better for the 2010 U.S. Multihull Championship, a US SAILING National Championship event.
• Racing Begins in Houston at 2010 U.S. Multihull Championship May 24, 2010: US SAILING’s 2010 National Championship season began this morning in ideal conditions on the waters of Galveston Bay for the U.S. Multihull Championship, hosted by the Houston Yacht Club.
• Action Heats up on Day Two at U.S. Multihull Championship May 25, 2010: Day one leaders Pete Melvin and Nat Shaver expanded their lead from one point to three with six races complete at US SAILING’s 2010 U.S. Multihull Championship, hosted by the Houston Yacht Club.
• Melvin and Shaver Hold on to Win U.S. Multihull Championship May 27, 2010: Through four days of racing and nine races complete, the team of Pete Melvin and Nat Shaver have won US SAILING’s 2010 U.S. Multihull Championship, hosted by the Houston Yacht Club.
• Registration for U.S. Junior Women's Singlehanded Championship Closes Thursday, June 10 For all information pertaining to this US SAILING National Championship event in Miami on July 18-23, including registration, check the event website.
• A Day in the Life of a US SAILING Certified Race Official Follow US SAILING Race Administration Manager, Chris Petracco, at the 2010 ICSA Team Racing National Championship in Madison, Wisc. Chris shares his experiences and lessons learned, from start to finish, as part of the umpire team.
• US SAILING Remembers John Bonds Former US SAILING Executive Director (1988-94) and retired US Navy Captain, John B. Bonds, Sr., passed away at the age of 70.
• USSTAG's Campbell/Nichol Win Silver at Star European Championship June 12, 2010: US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics’ Star teams had a stronghold on a deep, 132-boat fleet this week at the 2010 Star European Championship in Viareggio, Italy, the biggest Star event in the class’ history.
• USSTAG, USSDT Members Win Four Medals, Two Medal Races at Kiel Week US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics and US Sailing Development Team athletes wrapped up another successful day at Kiel Week, winning four medals and grabbing two bullets in the Medal Races.
• Girls Learn From the Best in Preparation for U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship The 80 competing girls are preparing for the start of US SAILING’s U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship, hosted by the Hingham Yacht Club, by learning from top notch college and junior sailing coaches. Before the girls start three days of racing on Hingham Bay beginning Monday, they engaged in two days of clinics over the weekend.
• 2009 Annual Report to Members The Annual Report to Members summarizes US SAILING's initiatives and results for 2009. This report includes financial results, donor contributions, Olympic and Championship results, and an overview of each US SAILING department.
• U.S. Junior Women's Doublehanded Championship Heats up in Hingham The first day of racing began Monday for the U.S Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship, hosted by the Hingham Yacht Club.
• Rakelly and Hackett Surge Into First at U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship June 29, 2010: The field of 40 teams completed four races today on Hingham Bay for the U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship, hosted by the Hingham Yacht Club. Seven races are in the books through two exciting days on the water.
• US SAILING Oil Spill Report & Resources US SAILING, the National Governing Body of the sport, is committed to providing accurate, resourceful information for our members from industry experts and knowledgeable constituents on the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
• Mission Bay Yacht Club Duo Takes Home U.S. Junior Women's Doublehanded Championship June 30, 2010: Shifty winds posed challenges for the 40 teams competing at the U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship during Wednesday’s final day of racing. It was a gorgeous day on Hingham Bay as the girls battled for the rights to claim the Ida Lewis Trophy.
• Sail Sheboygan Welcomes Match Racing’s Best at This Week’s U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship July 7, 2010: Foggy conditions and little to no wind forced the start of the U.S. Women's Match Racing Championship to be postponed until Friday... The US Sailing Center of Sheboygan welcomes eight elite teams for this week’s U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship, a US SAILING National Championship and an ISAF Grade 3 event.
• Team Barkow Undefeated Through Stage One of U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship July 9, 2010: The U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship got underway today at the US Sailing Center of Sheboygan. Seven flights were completed during Friday’s long and exciting day of racing in Sonars on Lake Michigan. It appears as though Sally Barkow’s decision to return to the championship for the first time since winning in 2005 was a good one.
• A New U.S. Women's Match Racing Champion Will Be Crowned Sunday July 10, 2010: After a morning of light wind delays, day two of the U.S. Women's Match Racing Championship, hosted by the US Sailing Center of Sheboygan, got underway on Lake Michigan this afternoon. Four teams have advanced to tomorrow's final round.
• Tulloch Prevails in Thrilling U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship July 11, 2010: US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics member and defending U.S. Women’s Match Racing Champion Genny Tulloch, successfully defended her title by edging former USSTAG member and 2005 USWMR Champion Sally Barkow in the Finals.
• Bids Being Accepted for US SAILING’s Rolex IWKC Events July 15, 2010: US SAILING’s Rolex International Women’s Keelboat Championship Committee is pleased to announce that bids are now being accepted from sailing organizations around the world to host Road to Rolex Clinics in 2011.
• US SAILING Board of Directors Meeting Minutes The latest US SAILING Board of Directors meeting minutes are now available.
• Former Champions out in Front at U.S. Junior Women’s Singlehanded Championship July 21, 2010: Please visit the event website for more details on the event, including daily recaps, results, photos, competitor roster, list of clinic coaches, event history, and more. Also, follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates from Miami throughout the championship.
• DeLisser Claims Her Second U.S. Junior Women's Singlehanded Championship July 23, 2010: The final day of racing was canceled at the U.S. Junior Women's Singlehanded Championship on Friday with Tropical Storm Bonnie approaching Miami. Following Thursday's impressive performance, Miami's Arielle deLisser won her second USJWSC in three years with a come from behind win.
• US SAILING Receives Grant from U.S. Coast Guard July 28, 2010: US SAILING and the U.S. Coast Guard have strengthened their partnership in support of US SAILING’s Small Powerboat Handling program. The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded US SAILING with a significant one-year Drivers Education for Boaters™ grant.
• New and Improved U.S. Singlehanded Championships Begins Friday in Pensacola July 28, 2010: A new division for women 16 or older has been added to the fold for the U.S. Singlehanded Championships. This US SAILING National Championship event, hosted by the Pensacola Yacht Club, gets underway this Friday, July 30 and runs through Sunday, August 1. Women will race in Radials and the men will sail in Lasers on Pensacola Bay.
• Rising Stars to Compete at U.S. Youth Sailing Championships July 28, 2010: US SAILING will crown four champions representing four classes at one of the most premiere junior sailing events in the country next week in San Pedro, Calif. The U.S. Youth Sailing Championships, hosted by the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club, begins on Monday, August 2 and runs through Wednesday, August 4.
• Shuurmans and Strammer Crowned U.S. Singlehanded Champions August 1, 2010: The men’s and women’s divisions completed two more races today, which proved to be just enough for Leonie Shuurmans to complete her come-from-behind win in the women’s Radial fleet. Fred Strammer remained on track today to seal the win comfortably in the men’s Laser division.
• Four Divisions Clash on Day One of U.S. Youth Sailing Championships August 2, 2010: Sunny skies, flat water, and plenty of breeze set the stage for day one of the U.S. Youth Sailing Championships, hosted by the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club.
• Fierce Competition Continues at U.S. Youth Sailing Championship Finale August 3, 2010: Sailing conditions were fantastic again in the Port of Los Angeles for day two of the U.S. Youth Sailing Championships. The standings remain close atop the leaderboard in three-of-the-four fleets, which bodes well for a climactic conclusion to the championship on Wednesday.
• Elite Sailors Earn Top Honors at U.S. Youth Sailing Championships August 4, 2010: The best-of-the-best were on display at the 2010 U.S. Youth Sailing Championships. This year’s championship showcased top-level junior sailors from around the country in four highly competitive fleets, including C420s, Lasers, Radials, and 29ers. Three of the four fleets were won by US Sailing Development Team members.
• Country’s Top Sailors Challenged in all Disciplines at US SAILING's Chubb U.S. Junior Championships August 12, 2010: US SAILING’s 2010 Junior and Youth Championships season reaches its pinnacle in August. US SAILING will ride the momentum from the three successful summer events into next week’s US SAILING's 2010 Chubb U.S. Junior Championships.
• US SAILING’s Chubb U.S. Junior Sailing Championships August 18, 2010: The final US SAILING Youth National Championship of 2010 proved to be a memorable one. Only a few boats separated the top boats in the single and doublehanded fleets, while the triplehanded division was one by a familiar team.
• US SAILING’s Youth Leadership Initiative August 18, 2010: US SAILING has partnered with several local Providence youth programs and sailing organizations who are dedicated to creating alternative summer educational opportunities.
• Fair Wind Sailing School Joins US SAILING Network August 25, 2010: Fair Wind Sailing School has joined US SAILING’s network of training certification schools.
• Sailors Train and Test Their Skills at 2010 Clagett Memorial Regatta August 25, 2010: The 8th annual C. Thomas Clagett, Jr. Regatta, a premier event for sailors with disabilities, is scheduled to begin Wednesday, August 25 and conclude on Thursday, August 26.
• How Sailing Brings Families Together September 2, 2010: US SAILING had the opportunity to interview Doris and Steve Colgate of the Offshore Sailing School to discuss the many benefits of family sailing. Find out what these experts had to say.
• Race Management Factors in the Gulf Coast September 2, 2010: In August, the Pensacola Yacht Club hosted the 2010 U.S. Singlehanded Championships. US SAILING, the event chair, and the yacht club race organizers were presented with a number of challenges this year. What decisions had to be made? How did they arrive at solutions?
• The U.S. Match Racing Championship Starts This Week in Grosse Pointe September 15, 2010: The 2010 U.S. Match Racing Championship is underway in Detroit. For up-to-the-minute updates, follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ussailing.
• US SAILING to Draft Multihull Rule for 34th America’s Cup September 15, 2010: Competition details for the 34th America’s Cup were announced during Monday’s press conference in Valencia, Spain. The AC72 wingsail America’s Cup catamaran has been tagged as the chosen boat for the 2013 race. US SAILING, in partnership with Morrelli & Melvin Design & Engineering, is responsible for managing the development of the multihull rule.
• U.S. Match Racing Championship Starts Round Robin Stage on Thursday September 16, 2010: The battle for this year’s Prince of Wales Bowl got underway Thursday in the first of four days of racing at the U.S. Match Racing Championship, a US SAILING Adult National Championship hosted by Detroit’s Bayview Yacht Club.
• Perry and Canfield Leading the way at U.S. Match Racing Championship The ten teams competing at this year’s U.S. Match Racing Championship had a full day of racing on Friday despite consistent light winds. Six more flights were completed with three flights to go in the round robin stage before the semifinalists are determined.
• Bennett Upsets Perry and Canfield Edges Buckley in U.S. Match Racing Championship Semis September 18, 2010: Taylor Canfield of the St. Thomas Yacht Club, and Shawn Bennett of the St. Francis Yacht Club advanced to Sunday’s final by winning their respective semifinal match-ups.
• Gary Jobson Interview: Challenges & Progress September 4, 2010 - US SAILING President Gary Jobson discusses the challenges facing the organization and the progress made during his presidency.
• St. Francis Yacht Club’s Shawn Bennett Triumphant in U.S. Match Racing Championship Finals September 19, 2010: Shawn Bennett’s team carried over their momentum to Sunday morning by defeating number one seed Taylor Canfield in the finals. Bennett defeated Canfield convincingly, 3-0 to win his first U.S. Match Racing Championship.
• 2010 U.S. Men’s and Women’s Championships Regatta Notes September 23, 2010: Racing begins Thursday, September 23 and ends on Sunday, September 26, 2010… Racing begins daily at 10:00 a.m. CST.
• Charlie Leighton to Retire as US SAILING’s Executive Director September 22, 2010: Charlie Leighton, US SAILING’s Executive Director, announced Wednesday that he has elected to retire in October. Leighton has been on the job since January of 2005.
• US SAILING - Where to now? A Conversation with the President September 8,2010: Find out what US SAILING President Gary Jobson had to say about the state of US SAILING.
• Racing Canceled on Friday at U.S. Men’s and Women’s Championships September 24, 2010: The historic U.S. Men's and Women's Championships started Thursday afternoon at the US Sailing Center of Sheboygan... Racing has been canceled on Friday due to high wind speeds that have reached nearly 30 knots.
• U.S. Men’s and Women’s Championships Saturday Recap September 25, 2010: The historic U.S. Men's and Women's Championships resumed this afternoon after Friday’s racing was canceled due to gale force winds. These annual US SAILING Adult National Championships will be decided Sunday on Lake Michigan.
• U.S. Men’s and Women’s Championships Final Recap September 26, 2010: The men’s Sonar fleet for the Mallory Trophy and the women’s Lightning fleet for the Adams Cup were decided today on Lake Michigan.
• Jack Gierhart Named US SAILING’s Acting Executive Director September 27, 2010: US SAILING, the National Governing Body of the sport, has named Jack Gierhart its acting executive director. He succeeds Charlie Leighton who plans to retire in October from the position he held since 2005.
• US SAILING's 2010 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards October 1, 2010: As the sailing season winds down in North America, US SAILING members can play their part in the sport’s history by submitting a nomination for the top American sailors of 2010.
• The Best of the Best Arrive in Seattle for the U.S. Team Racing Championship September 29, 2010: One of US SAILING’s most intriguing adult national championship events, the U.S. Team Racing Championship, will be raced in the Pacific Northwest for the first time event history.
• Last Year's Winners Team Extreme Takes Early Lead at U.S. Team Racing Championship October 1, 2010: After racing at Friday’s first round robin stage, the top two teams from last year, Team Extreme and the New York Yacht Club’s Silver Panda, are again atop the leader board.
• New York Yacht Club’s Silver Panda Wins Fifth U.S. Team Racing Championship October 3, 2010: New York Yacht Club’s Silver Panda found themselves in a familiar position on Sunday at the final round of the U.S. Team Racing Championsip. Silver Panda won their fourth Hinman Tropnhy in five years and their record fifth overall.
• Saturday's Report from the U.S. Team Racing Championships October 2, 2010: The first round robin was completed and another 40 races in the second round robin were sailed in steady breezes on day two of the U.S. Team Racing Championship... More details will be announced in the morning on Sunday’s schedule and participants.
• Long Island Sound Rescue Merits US SAILING Hanson Medals October 6, 2010: US SAILING’s Safety-at-Sea Committee has awarded Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medals to the U.S. and Canadian crews of two boats that rescued sailors on Sept. 10, 2009 from Long Island Sound during the 2009 International Star North Americans.
• Crew Awarded US SAILING Hanson Medals for Chesapeake Bay Rescue October 13, 2010: A crew that rescued five people from Chesapeake Bay were awarded Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medals by the US SAILING Safety-at-Sea Committee for the seamanship displayed by their crews.
• Raab Takes Commanding Lead at Day One of US SAILING’s Championship of Champions Twenty of the country’s top one-design sailors and their crew had a busy day of racing Thursday in Ideal 18s at US SAILING’s 2010 Championship of Champions. Mercury 18 National Champion Chris Raab and his crew Robert Kinney have a 12-point lead through seven races.
• Strong Wind Gusts Limit Racing on Day Two of US SAILING’s Championship of Champions Fortunately, the field of 20 one-design champions completed seven races on Thursday’s start of US SAILING's 2010 Championship of Champions. Mother Nature had other plans on Friday. Powerful wind gusts exceeding 25 and even 30 knots today limited racing on Long Island Sound.
• Chris Raab Wins His First US SAILING Championship of Champions October 16, 2010 – In his sixth appearance at US SAILING’s Championship of Champions, Chris Raab won his first Jack Brown Trophy on Saturday.
• What to Expect This Week at US SAILING's 2010 Annual Meeting October 20, 2010 - US SAILING's Board of Directors, House of Delegates, Committee Members and Staff are looking forward to US SAILING's 2010 Annual Meeting this Wednesday through Saturday, Oct. 20-23, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Phoenix, Ariz.
• Muldoon Honored with Herreshoff Trophy at US SAILING's Annual Meeting October 21, 2010: US SAILING, the National Governing Body of the sport, has awarded its prestigious Nathanael G. Herreshoff Trophy to Jim Muldoon for his outstanding contributions to the sport of sailing in the U.S. over many years.
• US SAILING Recognizes Key Sport Contributors at Annual Meeting October 22, 2010: Several noteworthy sailing contributors were presented with US SAILING’s highest honors during Friday night’s Annual Meeting Awards Dinner at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Phoenix.
• US SAILING Membership Elects Three to Board of Directors October 23, 2010 - Saturday night was the culmination of US SAILING’s 2010 Board of Directors Election. For over six weeks, members of US SAILING submitted their votes to fill three seats on its board of directors.
• Oregon Couple Awarded US SAILING’s Hanson Medal for Payette Lake Rescue November 3, 2010: A crew that rescued a sailor from Payette Lake in Idaho was awarded an Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal by the US SAILING Safety-at-Sea Committee for the seamanship they displayed.
• US SAILING Announces 2010 One-Design Award Winners November 17, 2010: Each year at US SAILING’s One-Design Sailing Symposium, up to five awards are presented to recognize outstanding individual and organizational achievements in one-design sailing.
• Skipper Awarded US SAILING Hanson Medal for Rescue on Tampa Bay November 17, 2010: US SAILING’s Safety-at-Sea Committee has awarded an Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to David Knapp of Tampa, Fla. and the 18-foot gaff-rigged catboat Miss America for rescuing a sailor from drowning in Tampa Bay.
• US SAILING Recognizes Fishing Bay Yacht Club for Regatta Hosting Success November 23, 2010: The Fishing Bay Yacht Club won the 2010 Regatta Award, presented at US SAILING’s 2010 One-Design Symposium in Corona del Mar, Calif., for the excellence in development, promotion, and management performed by organizers and sponsors of the 2010 USODA Layline Nationals held July 17-25, 2010.
• Today is Your Last Day to Make Nomination(s) for US SAILING's 2010 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards November 30, 2010: Today is the last day to submit your nominations for US SAILING's Rolex 2010 Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year awards. By making a nomination you enter to win two tickets to the Awards Ceremony at the New York Yacht Club with travel and accommodations provided by Rolex and US SAILING.
• Paralympic Hopefuls Turnout for 2010 U.S. Disabled Sailing Championship in St. Petersburg November 30, 2010: The 2010 US SAILING National Championship season comes to a conclusion this weekend in St. Petersburg, Fla. The true spirit of competitive sailing will be on display at the U.S. Disabled Sailing Championship
• US SAILING Remembers Allen Brill November 30, 2010: All of us at US SAILING want to express our deepest sympathies in regards to the recent passing of Allen Brill, president and CEO of Rolex USA.
• Three Paralympic Fleets Raced Friday on Day One of the U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships December 3, 2010: A collection of sailors in three Paralympic classes competed this afternoon on Tampa Bay in the first of three days of racing at the U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships.
• Light Winds Limit Saturday’s Action at U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships December 4, 2010: Only one race was completed by each of the fleets on Saturday at the U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships in St. Petersburg, Fla. This US SAILING National Championship, hosted by the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, features racers competing in one of three Paralympic classes: 2.4mR, SKUD-18, and Sonar.
• American and International Athletes Shine at U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships December 5, 2010: American, Canadian, and British skippers and their teams each won a Paralympic division at Sunday’s third and final round of racing at the U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships in St. Petersburg, Fla.
• Sailing’s Best of 2010 Shortlisted for US SAILING’s Rolex Yachtsman & Yachtswoman of the Year Awards December 8, 2010: With the record books shortly to close for 2010, US SAILING is celebrating the year in review with the release of its shortlist of nominees for the 2010 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards.
• U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Vessel Honored by US SAILING with Hanson Rescue Medal December 22, 2010: US SAILING’s Safety-at-Sea Committee has awarded an Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to the crew of the United States Merchant Marine Academy’s (USMMA) sail training vessel Summerwind for a rescue made off the coast of Maine.

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