Boston College continues its strong spring moving into the No. 1 spot on the coed rankings and the No. 3 spot in the women’s rankings, where Charleston continues to hold the top slot.
After more nearly a decade away from college coaching, Ned Jones finds himself on the Charles River in Boston, working with an up-and-coming team.
Longtime sailing ambassador and /SW/ editor at large Gary Jobson may soon lead the sport’s governing body.
Georgetown makes a run for the top, taking the No. 1 ranking among Coed teams and No. 4 among the women’s squads, where Charleston is still at the top of the list.
After finishing second twice, Johnie Berntsson, of Sweden, came through when it counted to win the 45th Congressional Cup. Francesco Bruni took second and Terry Hutchinson was third.
It’s time to update the Deed to ensure the future of the America’s Cup. “Jobson Report” from our April 2009 issue
The IRC-2 division at 2009 Acura Key West Race Week had it all-new boats, old boats, ratings snafus, controversy-and in the end, a very worthy winner. A feature from our April 2009 issue
/SW/ Editor Dave Reed takes a look on the positive side of the economy. From the “Editor’s Letter” in our April 2008
Gary Jobson observes some key racing tactics from above the race course. From the “Jobson Report” in our May 2008 issue
Even after 30 years, this crew still considers themselves the strongest of teams. From the “Jobson Report” in our October 2007 issue
Boston College continues its strong spring moving into the No. 1 spot on the coed rankings and the No. 3 spot in the women’s rankings, where Charleston continues to hold the top slot.
After more nearly a decade away from college coaching, Ned Jones finds himself on the Charles River in Boston, working with an up-and-coming team.
Longtime sailing ambassador and /SW/ editor at large Gary Jobson may soon lead the sport’s governing body.
Georgetown makes a run for the top, taking the No. 1 ranking among Coed teams and No. 4 among the women’s squads, where Charleston is still at the top of the list.
After finishing second twice, Johnie Berntsson, of Sweden, came through when it counted to win the 45th Congressional Cup. Francesco Bruni took second and Terry Hutchinson was third.
It’s time to update the Deed to ensure the future of the America’s Cup. “Jobson Report” from our April 2009 issue
The IRC-2 division at 2009 Acura Key West Race Week had it all-new boats, old boats, ratings snafus, controversy-and in the end, a very worthy winner. A feature from our April 2009 issue
/SW/ Editor Dave Reed takes a look on the positive side of the economy. From the “Editor’s Letter” in our April 2008
Gary Jobson observes some key racing tactics from above the race course. From the “Jobson Report” in our May 2008 issue
Even after 30 years, this crew still considers themselves the strongest of teams. From the “Jobson Report” in our October 2007 issue
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