Sailing World’s College Rankings: Oct. 7, 2009
Yale tops the coed rankings while Old Dominion maintains the top spot in the women’s rankings. Boston College is second in both.
Yale tops the coed rankings while Old Dominion maintains the top spot in the women’s rankings. Boston College is second in both.
/SW/ wants your opinion of who should win the ISAF Rolex World Sailor of Year Awards 2009. “First Beat” from our September 30, 2009, /SW eNewsletter/
Yale leaps to the top of the coed rankings while Old Dominion continues to be the team to beat among the women’s squads.
Despite the dark economic cloud, summer sailing was at it’s best. “Editor’s Letter” from our October 2009 issue
Being ready for anything and not worrying about things like pants, won this sailor a ride on Terry Hutchinson’s TP52 /Quantum Racing/. “Starting Line” from our October 2009 issue
In Chapter 1 of “Spanish Castle to White Knight: The Race Around the World,” the official book of the 2008-2009 Volvo Ocean Race, author Mark Chisnell describes the excitement of Leg 1.
U.S. representatives in the Finn and Elliott 6m classes won bronze medals at this ISAF World Cup event in Weymouth, England.
A look at the boat for the Invitational Cup, the New York YC Swan 42.
Nineteen yacht clubs from 14 countries will converge on Newport for the inaugural Invitational Cup. Here’s why, and how, it all came together.
The host team hangs on for a win in the inaugural New York YC Invitational Cup, but the Canadian team, among others, didn’t make it easy.
History and crew biographies for all 19 teams competing in the event.
From the folks who brought the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series (left) comes an international match-racing circuit that could hit Nice, Hong Kong, Auckland, and New York.
Yale tops the coed rankings while Old Dominion maintains the top spot in the women’s rankings. Boston College is second in both.
/SW/ wants your opinion of who should win the ISAF Rolex World Sailor of Year Awards 2009. “First Beat” from our September 30, 2009, /SW eNewsletter/
Yale leaps to the top of the coed rankings while Old Dominion continues to be the team to beat among the women’s squads.
Despite the dark economic cloud, summer sailing was at it’s best. “Editor’s Letter” from our October 2009 issue
Being ready for anything and not worrying about things like pants, won this sailor a ride on Terry Hutchinson’s TP52 /Quantum Racing/. “Starting Line” from our October 2009 issue
In Chapter 1 of “Spanish Castle to White Knight: The Race Around the World,” the official book of the 2008-2009 Volvo Ocean Race, author Mark Chisnell describes the excitement of Leg 1.
U.S. representatives in the Finn and Elliott 6m classes won bronze medals at this ISAF World Cup event in Weymouth, England.
A look at the boat for the Invitational Cup, the New York YC Swan 42.
Nineteen yacht clubs from 14 countries will converge on Newport for the inaugural Invitational Cup. Here’s why, and how, it all came together.
The host team hangs on for a win in the inaugural New York YC Invitational Cup, but the Canadian team, among others, didn’t make it easy.
History and crew biographies for all 19 teams competing in the event.
From the folks who brought the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series (left) comes an international match-racing circuit that could hit Nice, Hong Kong, Auckland, and New York.
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