Sunfish Worlds 2013
A wet and wild week in Lewes, Delaware, for the 2013 Sunfish World Championship.
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A wet and wild week in Lewes, Delaware, for the 2013 Sunfish World Championship.
Tim Zimmermann tells the story of his nearly endless search for the perfect boat for his kids.
Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but the scoreboard has tightened up–just one point behind is Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and Ed Wright (GBR is just another two points back.
After Monday’s poor showing of breeze, Tuesday (Day 2) brought a gorgeous seabreeze to the anxiously awaiting fleet at the Finn European Championship in Warnemunde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) quickly pulled ahead to first, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively. Watch the three races here.
Day 3: Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but only by one point over Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and by three points over Ed Wright (GBR). Day 1 & 2: Although there was no wind on Monday, Tuesday brought a fantastic seabreeze to the Finn Europeans in Warnemünde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) is the early leader, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively.
Juan Maegli, two-time Olympian and the 2013 College Sailor of the Year, managed to balance an Olympic campaign with a successful college sailing career. His secrets? First, if you don’t feel like sailing at 100 percent, don’t sail at all; second, invest in a hiking bench.
After just two years of college sailing, Dartmouth’s Deirdre Lambert was named Quantum Women’s College Sailor of the year, on top of earning All-American honors. Despite such success so early on in her college sailing career, Lambert remains grounded and focused on improvement—for not only herself, but for the entire Big Green sailing team.
Learning to stay upright in any conditions is the second life lesson college sailor Abby Freeman discovered through the sport of sailing.
Karen Ryan shares photos of the first day of racing at the 2013 College Sailing Coed National Championship in St. Petersburg, Fla. Click here to view photos from the College Sailing Team Race Nationals. Photos © Karen Ryan
This year’s Finn World Masters, held in La Rochelle, boasted the highest entry yet with 285 Finn Masters. A week long event beginning Monday, May 20th, and going through Friday, May 25th, had tough conditions and competitive racing. Congratulations to Michael Maier for taking the championship.
Yale University won their first ever ICSA/APS Team Racing National Championship, which was held in St. Petersburg, Fla., and co-hosted by the University of South Florida, St.Petersburg, Eckerd College and St. Petersburg Yacht Club. Team members were: Graham Landy ’15 (Norfolk, Va.) with Heather May ’13 (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Eugenia Custo Greig ’14 (Miami, Fla.), Cam Cullman ’13 (Rye, N.Y.) with Marlena Fauer ’14 (New York, N.Y.) and Christopher Segerblom ’14 (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Kathe
Tufts graduate Amelia Quinn shares her insider knowledge of a collegiate dinghy unique to Mystic Lake: the Lark.
A wet and wild week in Lewes, Delaware, for the 2013 Sunfish World Championship.
Tim Zimmermann tells the story of his nearly endless search for the perfect boat for his kids.
Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but the scoreboard has tightened up–just one point behind is Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and Ed Wright (GBR is just another two points back.
After Monday’s poor showing of breeze, Tuesday (Day 2) brought a gorgeous seabreeze to the anxiously awaiting fleet at the Finn European Championship in Warnemunde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) quickly pulled ahead to first, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively. Watch the three races here.
Day 3: Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but only by one point over Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and by three points over Ed Wright (GBR). Day 1 & 2: Although there was no wind on Monday, Tuesday brought a fantastic seabreeze to the Finn Europeans in Warnemünde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) is the early leader, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively.
Juan Maegli, two-time Olympian and the 2013 College Sailor of the Year, managed to balance an Olympic campaign with a successful college sailing career. His secrets? First, if you don’t feel like sailing at 100 percent, don’t sail at all; second, invest in a hiking bench.
After just two years of college sailing, Dartmouth’s Deirdre Lambert was named Quantum Women’s College Sailor of the year, on top of earning All-American honors. Despite such success so early on in her college sailing career, Lambert remains grounded and focused on improvement—for not only herself, but for the entire Big Green sailing team.
Learning to stay upright in any conditions is the second life lesson college sailor Abby Freeman discovered through the sport of sailing.
Karen Ryan shares photos of the first day of racing at the 2013 College Sailing Coed National Championship in St. Petersburg, Fla. Click here to view photos from the College Sailing Team Race Nationals. Photos © Karen Ryan
This year’s Finn World Masters, held in La Rochelle, boasted the highest entry yet with 285 Finn Masters. A week long event beginning Monday, May 20th, and going through Friday, May 25th, had tough conditions and competitive racing. Congratulations to Michael Maier for taking the championship.
Yale University won their first ever ICSA/APS Team Racing National Championship, which was held in St. Petersburg, Fla., and co-hosted by the University of South Florida, St.Petersburg, Eckerd College and St. Petersburg Yacht Club. Team members were: Graham Landy ’15 (Norfolk, Va.) with Heather May ’13 (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Eugenia Custo Greig ’14 (Miami, Fla.), Cam Cullman ’13 (Rye, N.Y.) with Marlena Fauer ’14 (New York, N.Y.) and Christopher Segerblom ’14 (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Kathe
Tufts graduate Amelia Quinn shares her insider knowledge of a collegiate dinghy unique to Mystic Lake: the Lark.
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