Next gen sponsorship
Palm Beach Motor Yachts confirms three-year partnership with Cruising Yacht Club of Australia’s Youth Sailing Academy.
Aiming high
The Australian Sailing Team (AST) in partnership with Young Presidents’ Organisation (YPO) Sydney, has launched a High-Performance Athlete Mentor Program.
Sailing with STEM
Australian Sailing launches SailLAB: Bringing sailing into classrooms through STEM.
Aussie winners
Australia’s next generation of sailing talent has made its mark on the world stage, claiming medals at the ILCA Under 21 World Championships.
Equity in new Youth Series
Foiling Week™️ has created the Foiling Youth World Series, a foiling pathway allowing young sailors to access the best teams and yacht clubs around the world.
Westlake wins school regatta
Westlake Boys High School benefited from the expert advice of America’s Cup legends to take out their third Harken National Secondary Schools Keelboat Championships in four years.
Joining the swarm
WASZP has announced the addition of the new junior foiler to its portfolio, the WASZP_X.
Home strengths
Poland and Italy have dominated across women’s, men’s and mixed divisions at the Junior Worlds Championship.
Italian optimism
Italy has once again won the 2021 Optimist World Championship’s Team Race World Championship.
Eye on the future
Australian Sailing has taken a step towards securing the next generation of sailing champions with the launch of the Performance Pathway Futures Program.
Global interest
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron has had significant interest from yacht clubs all over the globe entering teams into the revamped 2021 Youth America’s Cup.
Reputations on the line
The Australian Youth Match Racing Championship will be contested this week, from Tuesday 1 October to Friday 4 October at the CYCA.
Winning feeling
RNZYS Performance Programme Team KNOTS Racing prevail to win epic Governor’s Cup Final.
Back to school
Australian schools team sailors taking on New Zealand.
Fresh talent
Youth shines on the final day of the Garmin 2019 Etchells NSW State Championship.
Part of the plan
Despite being a world sailing champion and Olympian, Krystal Weir always wanted to be a physiotherapist.