Current News
Call of the Sea Gets Ready for Summer Sailing
While some have been in winter hibernation, Call of the Sea crew have been completing projects on the 'Matthew Turner' and 'Seaward'.
Former National Champion Eyes Olympics At 41
At 41 and a mother of two, Lauren Wilson is vying to make the L.A. Olympics, 19 years after she stepped away from elite sailing.
France and New Zealand Collide in SailGP Auckland Event
A major collision in the second event of the SailGP season left two athletes injured and two boats wrecked.
Taking a Look at Island Yacht Club’s Boat Share Program
Island Yacht Club doesn’t have a clubhouse anymore, but they do have two boats for members to sail and learn aboard.
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Paul Cayard Wins Rolex Yachtsman of the Year
Cayard is again the star at US Sailing's Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the year awards at the New York Yacht Club.
Alan Olson Receives Tall Ships America Lifetime Achievement Award
Call of the Sea founder Alan Olson has been awarded Tall Ships America's Lifetime Achievement Award.
Challenged Athletes Foundation Hosts Press Conference for Blind Sailor Hiro Iwamoto
The Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) hosted a dockside press conference in support of blind sailor Mitsuhiro “Hiro” Iwamoto's mission to singlehand from California to Japan.
Tule Reeds and Boating — Exploring California’s Indigenous Roots
Local youth Chaan-hee Mata-Lee shares her experience of Tule Day on Alcatraz, exploring and learning about the Indigenous traditions of using tule reeds to create homes, baskets, nets, and boats.
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Have you got a date in the month of March? Let other sailors know in our monthly calendar.
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