General Sailing
AmericaOne Foundation Issues Response to US Sailing Lawsuit
Following the announcement of US Sailing's lawsuit against AmericaOne Racing, AmericaOne issued a statement.
The Green Journey Sails for Climate Change
A self-imposed mission for green travel led two "green" sailors to test their resolve with an Atlantic crossing.
Alamedans Mingle With Global Cruising Community in Caleta Partida
Former Marina Village Yacht Harbor residents sailed south with the Baja Ha-Ha to meet with more Alameda sailors and cruisers in Mexico.
Clouds Part for the CYC Midwinters
Despite the forecasts the racers came out and all were rewarded with good sailing.
Examining the Current Culture and Demographics of College Sailing
The Inclusivity, Diversity, and Equity Task Force has released a report on its second survey on diversity and inclusion in collegiate sailing.
Blue Skies and Sunshine Grace the Potter Yachters’ 2023 Bridges Sail
"The 2023 Bridges Sail is in the books. I am not sure, but this could be the 12th one I have organized, and by far it was the best sailing Bridges we have ever had."
PCYA Seeks Nominations for Garrett Horder Trophy
The Garrett Horder Memorial Trophy seeks to recognize excellence in youth sail training and is awarded to “the member organization judged to have shown the greatest improvement in its Junior Boating Education program.”
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When Small Boats Ruled the Bay and the World
Small, simple boats sail more often — just look at the activity in the '50s, '60s and '70s.
Hans Henken To Represent Team USA at the Paris Olympics
After a successful campaign (and recovery), California sailor Hans Henken is headed for the Paris Olympics with his skipper Ian Barrows in the 49er class.
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