US Sailing Releases Details on 2025 U.S. Youth Championship and Youth Sailing World Championship Selection

US Sailing has announced the dates and location of the 2025 U.S. Youth Championship, to be hosted by Lauderdale Yacht Club, that also serves as the selection event for the 2025 Youth Worlds in Vilamoura, Portugal.

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Two-Time Olympian Lara Dallman-Weiss Trains Leaders Beyond the Water

Five Tips to Help You Build Olympic-Quality Leadership Habits After representing the U.S. in sailing at the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Lara Dallman-Weiss is now applying the lessons she learned on the water as a high-performance athlete to help others navigate the pressures of leadership. As the Olympian in Residence at the…Read More

US Sailing and Risk Strategies Extend Long-Standing Partnership to Support the Sport of Sailing

BRISTOL, RI (March 17, 2025) – US Sailing is thrilled to announce the renewal of its over 25 year long-standing partnership with Risk Strategies, a leading national specialty insurance brokerage and risk management firm. Risk Strategies will continue to serve as the exclusive Official Yacht Club, Sailing Organization, and Marine Insurance Partner for US Sailing.…Read More

Ayme Sinclair: Celebrating Pioneering Women for Women’s History Month

This Women’s History Month, US Sailing celebrates trailblazers who are not only excelling in their fields, but are also breaking barriers and advocating for inclusivity. As the CEO of Women Who Sail, former Vice President of the National Women’s Sailing Association, and a seasoned competitive sailor, Ayme Sinclair embodies that title.

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Essential Safety Tips that All Sailors Should Know

As the National Governing Body for the sport of sailing, US Sailing is committed to keeping all sailors prepared and informed on the water. No matter your experience level, your safety and the safety of those around you is paramount. That’s why we’ve created this Safety Briefing Card which provides essential, easy-to-follow guidelines that can help…Read More

US Sailing Joins USA Cycling, USA Fencing, US Rowing and US Squash in Launch of the United Sports Collective

Bristol, RI (March 11, 2025) — US Sailing is excited to announce its participation in the launch of the United Sports Collective, a strategic partnership uniting five leading National Governing Bodies (NGBs)—USA Cycling, USA Fencing, US Rowing, US Sailing, and US Squash. This collective offers a unique platform for sponsors to connect with over 350,000…Read More

Jr. Pan American Games Sailing Team Announced, Set to Compete in Paraguay this August

Four US athletes will take the water for the second ever Junior Pan American Games coming up August 9-23, 2025 in Asunción, Paraguay. In a unique incentive for these Games, gold medalists at the Jr. Pan American Games will directly qualify for the 2027 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, potentially giving countries an extra spot at the 2027 event. 

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US Sailing Youth National Team Qualification Reaches Mid-Point for 2025

Over half of the 72 sailors who will qualify for the Youth National Team in 2025 have now earned their spot on the team based on top finishes at class association Midwinter Championships.  The US Sailing Youth National Team is a new initiative to recognize and expand support the top American youth sailors  sailing in the international youth classes: 29er, i420, Nacra 15, ILCA 6, iQFOiL, and Formula Kite.

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February Foiling Events Recap by Phil Muller

Foiling is No Longer the Future, Foiling is Now By Phil Muller, Youth Performance Manager, US Sailing [caption id="attachment_44527" align="alignleft" width="300"] WingFoil Coach Camp participants – Photo Credit Quinn Wilson[/caption] As our sailing community continues to embrace new foiling platforms as legitimate activities to enjoy the wind and water, US Sailing’s Phil Muller has been…Read More

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Anna Weis On Giving Female Athletes The Freedom To Fail

Tokyo 2020 Olympian Anna Weis for Marie Claire Australia: “Men mess up, and they’re given another shot, but when a woman does, it’s like, ‘Oh, we knew she wasn’t good enough.’ Changing that narrative is essential.”

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