Current News
Stanford Sailing Wins Women’s ACCs in Boston
The Stanford Cardinal flew to Boston to sail in the Women's Atlantic Coast Championship Finals this past weekend, and came home with a convincing win as they continue their defense of the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy.
Flare Collection Events and a Coast Guard Auxiliary One-Day Boat America Class
Here are two calendar events: flare collections and a Coast Guard Auxiliary One-Day Boat America Class.
Fleet Week — The Show Must Go On
While the government has shut down, resourceful Fleet Week organizers have found alternatives to continue "in-flight entertainment" without your iPad.
Call of the Sea Celebrates Its 20th Gala Gathering
Call of the Sea celebrated its 20th Gala event at the St. Francis YC on Saturday.
Colombian Tall Ship ARC ‘Gloria’ Due To Arrive Thursday, October 9
ARC 'Gloria' is one of three tall ships that are visiting the Bay Area this year.
Schooner ‘Seaward’: The Quiet Legacy Behind Call of the Sea
There aren't many schooners on the Bay, and Call of the Sea's 'Seaward' remains one of the most active.
The Poobah Is Continuing To Accept Entries in Baja Ha-Ha XXXI
the Poobah is continuing to accept entries in his last Baja Ha-Ha, so if you want to sign up, you still can.
S.F. Bay J/88 Season Wraps Up — ‘Ravenette’ Victorious
The San Francisco Bay J/88 fleet's 2025 season wrapped up with a familiar name — Brice Dunwoodie's 'Ravenette' — winning the season title.
S.F. High School Student Introduces New Environmentally Friendly Plug for FJs
Gus Gossett, a junior on The Bay School of San Francisco's sailing team, has designed a new FJ plug model, with the aim of creating a boat-specific and environmentally conscious plug.
Eight Bells: Don Trask
The Bay Area lost one of its sailing legends with the passing of Don Trask.
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