Is the America’s Cup Good for the Sport of Sailing?
May 16th, 2017
The American Sailing Association is at ground zero when it comes to strengthening the sport, and Pat Reynolds is wondering
Browsing the "growing the sport" Tag
Old Dogs, New Tricks
May 9th, 2017
Cedric Lewis (above, right) grew up in Annapolis, MD and participated in the junior sailing program at Severn Sailing Association.
2017 Lightning Boat Grant Program Recipients
May 4th, 2017
The International Lightning Class Association has selected two talented female skippers – Miia Newman and Nikka Stoger – as the
Sailing is a Great Sport
April 27th, 2017
by Paul Maplesden, Sail Universe Whether you sail competitively or not, there’s very little that can beat the sensation of
Accepting Responsibility for the Sport
April 26th, 2017
Exposing young people to all forms of sailing improves the likelihood they will stay in the sport. Embracing this reality
Stepping Stones Toward Commitment
April 25th, 2017
Using club-owned boats to grow and engage membership is proving to be a popular trend. This report comes from Rochester
Reduce the Volume to Increase the Party
April 18th, 2017
While advanced teams might embrace a full day of repetitive windward-leeward races, this type of format is not for everyone.
Women at the Helm: The Importance of Pathways
April 17th, 2017
Deborah Bennett Elfers reports from legendary Buzzards Bay how her club has been so successful in bringing women into the
Promoting Women’s Match Racing
April 17th, 2017
by Liz Baylis The US Sailing Match Racing Committee has put together a Women in Match Racing working group and
Understanding the Big Picture
April 16th, 2017
by Don Finkle, RCR Yachts PHRF is sailing’s favorite whipping boy, but like it or not, for many of us
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