Conn. club hosts Sonar world championship
November 30, 2009
With completion of the sixth race of the Sonar world championship, the one throw-out came into play and moved Dave Franzel of Boston into the
With completion of the sixth race of the Sonar world championship, the one throw-out came into play and moved Dave Franzel of Boston into the
Manhasset Bay One Designs Skipper Tim Herring, of the Royal Burnham Yacht Club in Essex, U.K., along with his crew mates, Cathy Herring, Jo Head
In North Cove Yacht Club’s 40th year, more people than ever participated in the Old Saybrook, Conn.-based club’s activities, according to the club. The club
Memories of summer Justin Gellar, 11, of Old Lyme, Conn., practices the skills he learned this year at the Pettipaug (Conn.) Yacht Club’s Sailing Academy.
Rambler wins Marblehead-Halifax race Rambler, a 90-foot Reichel Pugh, won line honors in the Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race and finished first in the IRC
Tunnicliffe takes bronze in Laser Radial U.S. Sailing Team AlphaGraphics member Anna Tunnicliffe of Plantation, Fla., wrestled a week of wind and waves to win
N.Y. Yacht Club race sees large turnout The New York Yacht Club’s 155th annual regatta, the longest running regatta in American history, attracted 105 boats,
Rolex Women’s Match racers duel off St. Pete Genny Tulloch of Tiburon, Calif., and her team won the 2009 Rolex Women’s Match, hosted April 9-12
Tunnicliffe, Railey win gold in Europe Two U.S. Sailing Team AlphaGraphics members recently picked up gold at major international regattas in the Laser Radial. Anna
Jobson to be nominated to lead US Sailing US Sailing intends to nominate Gary Jobson of Annapolis, Md., as the organization’s next president. The group’s
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