Event Details
Date:
July 20, 2022 – July 24, 2022
Location:
California Yacht Club
Marina Del Rey, California
Competing for:
Thank You To Our Partners
Results & Reports
Regatta Documents
- Notice of Race
- Sailing Instructions
- Conditions
- Register here
- Registration List
- SafeSport handbook
- US Sailing Championships Code of Conduct
Other Information
- 2023 – Audrey Foley – Stuart, FL
- 2022 – Talia Hamlin – Mill Valley, CA
- 2021 – Event not sailed
- 2020 – Event not sailed
- 2019 – Lucija Ruzevic – Dallas, TX (Laser Radial) & 2019 – Hailey Thompson, San Francisco Yacht Club (Laser 4.7)
- 2018 – Elizabeth Shanahan – Stamford, CT
- 2017 – Abbie Carlson – Beaux Arts, WA
- 2016 – Talia Toland – Kirkland, WA
- 2015 – Louisa Nordstrom – Osprey, FL
- 2014 – Sophia Reineke – Fort Lauderdale, FL
- 2013 – Dana Rohde – Richmond Hill, GA
- 2012 – Hanne Weaver – Gig Harbor, WA
- 2011 – Kelly McGlynn – Flourtown, PA
- 2010 – Arielle deLisser – Miami, FL
- 2009 – Molly McKinney – Sarasota, FL
- 2008 – Arielle deLisser – Miami, FL
- 2007 – Carolyn Prioleau – Houston, TX
- 2006 – Sarah Lihan – Ft. Lauderdale, FL
- 2005 – Stephanie Roble – East Troy, WI
- 2004 – Paige Railey – Clearwater, FL
- 2003 – Charlotte Hill – Miami, FL
- 2002 – Paige Railey – Clearwater, FL
- 2001 – Paige Railey – Clearwater, FL
- 2000 – Amanda Clark – Shelter Island, NY
- 1999 – Corrie Clement – Metairie, LA
- 1998 – Amanda Clark – Shelter Island, NY
- 1997 – Lynsi Hood – Sylvania, OH
- 1996 – Annemarie Casesa – St. Petersburg, FL
- 1995 – Casey Hogan – Newport Harbor, CA
- 1994 – Christin Feldman – Grosse Pte. Park, MI
- 1993 – Danielle Brennan – New York, NY
- 1992 – Rebecca Harris – Vacaville, CA
- 1991 – Rebecca Harris – Vacaville, CA
- 1990 – Jennifer Lovell – New Orleans, LA
- 1989 – Giselle Camet – San Diego, CA
- 1988 – Giselle Camet – San Diego, CA
- 1987 – Giselle Camet – San Diego, CA
- 1986 – Julia Trotman – Syosset, NY (1st Year USYRU – US SAILING – National Championship)
- 1985 – Pamela Pennell – Miami, FL
- 1984 – Jane Faust – Rochester, NY
- 1983 – New England Singlehanded Jr. Women’s Championship
- 1982 – New England Singlehanded Jr. Women’s Championship
- 1981 – Narragansett Bay Singlehanded Jr. Women’s Championship
- 1980 – Narragansett Bay Singlehanded Jr. Women’s Championship
- Sportsmanship Winners
- 2022 – Jaya Wirth
- 2021 – Event not sailed
- 2020 – Event not sailed
- 2019 –
- 2018 – Sarah Grace
- 2017 – Lucija Ruzevic
- 2016 – Maggie Toombs
- 2015 – Gabrielle Rizika
- 2014 – D’Amy Stewart
- 2013 – Ellie Shaw Ungar
- 2012 – Dana Rohde
- 2011 – Kaylee Schwitzer
- 2010 – Sky Adams
- 2009 – Brooke Lyon
- 2008 – Jessica Claflin
- 2007 – Tiffany Dube
- 2006 – Allie Blecher
Resources
ILCA 6 Charters- VELA LA ILCA 6 Charters- Zim Sailing Club 420 Charters- Zim Sailing Glenn Lattimore Grant Program Hosting a US Sailing Championship
About This Event
Results
Sailing Instructions
Sailing Instructions Amendment 1
Notice of Race
The U.S. Junior Women’s Championship is an open event that includes two days of clinic and two days of championship racing in the ILCA 6, Club 420 and 29er. No private coaching is allowed, instead US Sailing Certified coaches are provided to lead world-class training and coach all competitors to enhance the experience, sailing skills, and competitive sportsmanship of the group. This unique, all girls event provides junior sailors with a chance to build their skills in an all female environment and foster friendships for a lifetime!
Championship Facts
- Type of Event: Open
- Fleets: ILCA 6, Club 420, 29er
- Competitors must have reached their 13th birthday but not their 19th in calendar year, and be eligible to compete per the Notice of Race.
- This regatta is made possible by the generous support of the C. Thomas Clagett Trust
Media
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Championship History
The Singlehanded Championship, sailed in Laser Radials, was started by Tom Clagett in 1980 at the Ida Lewis Yacht Club, Newport, RI and sailed for a trophy named in memory of Tom’s wife, Nancy, who died in April, 1977. In 1985, USYRU (now US Sailing) agreed to support the event on a trial basis. In 1986, it became the U.S. Junior Women’s Singlehanded Championship for the Nancy Leiter Clagett Memorial Trophy. The U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship for the Ida Lewis Trophy championship was started in 1995 when it became apparent that a second championship in a doublehanded boat was needed to complement the singlehanded event. It became a US Sailing national championship in 1996. A separate sportsmanship prize was later added to both championships in 2001, following Tom’s death in June of that year and a family logo was created for the championships incorporating Tom’s and Nancy’s private yacht signals. Nancy’s signal was a green ladder on a yellow rectangle since “Leiter” is German for ladder. Tom and Nancy’s first boat was named “The Barefoot Girl” after Nancy’s preference not to wear shoes. Tom’s private signal became two white bare feet on a blue triangle. The Singlehanded class flag is Nancy’s signal flag, and the Doublehanded class flag is a representation of the Ida Lewis lighthouse.