How to Fuel the Troops for Offshore Racing, Part II
Michael Luskin describes how he he prepared and served meals aboard the J/133 /Antidote/ during the 2006 Newport-Bermuda Race. “First Beat” from our May 7, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
Michael Luskin describes how he he prepared and served meals aboard the J/133 /Antidote/ during the 2006 Newport-Bermuda Race. “First Beat” from our May 7, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
St. Mary’s remains atop the Coed rankings but has ceded the Women’s to College of Charleston.
The author describes how he determined what food and supplies he’d need to feed the crew of the J/133 /Antidote/ during the 2006 Newport-Bermuda-Race. “First Beat” from our April 24, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
Dave Reed and a fellow journalist sort out the sounds of sailing. From the “Editor’s Letter” in our June 2007 issue
Elmer Richards’ 50-year run at Thistle Midwinters East evokes awe and admiration throughout his tight-knit class. A feature story from our June 2007 issue
Gary Jobson checks in with Paralympic sailors who have the same goals in mind as any other sailor, including beating their able-bodied counterparts. “Jobson Report” from our December 2007 issue
With his annual rundown of top young talent, /SW/’s Gary Jobson encourages yacht clubs around the country to make junior sailing a priority. “Jobson Report” from our January 2008 issue
St. Mary’s remains atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
St. Mary’s remains atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
A different kind of crew heads south with the goal of delivering the action to an audience. “Jobson Report” from our April 2008 issue
Each of the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials had its own ebb and flow, its own plot. The only common elements were the intense pressure, the joy of the victors, and the disappointment of those who just missed. A “Feature” from our Jan. 2008 issue
Michael Luskin describes how he he prepared and served meals aboard the J/133 /Antidote/ during the 2006 Newport-Bermuda Race. “First Beat” from our May 7, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
St. Mary’s remains atop the Coed rankings but has ceded the Women’s to College of Charleston.
The author describes how he determined what food and supplies he’d need to feed the crew of the J/133 /Antidote/ during the 2006 Newport-Bermuda-Race. “First Beat” from our April 24, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
Dave Reed and a fellow journalist sort out the sounds of sailing. From the “Editor’s Letter” in our June 2007 issue
Elmer Richards’ 50-year run at Thistle Midwinters East evokes awe and admiration throughout his tight-knit class. A feature story from our June 2007 issue
Gary Jobson checks in with Paralympic sailors who have the same goals in mind as any other sailor, including beating their able-bodied counterparts. “Jobson Report” from our December 2007 issue
With his annual rundown of top young talent, /SW/’s Gary Jobson encourages yacht clubs around the country to make junior sailing a priority. “Jobson Report” from our January 2008 issue
St. Mary’s remains atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
St. Mary’s remains atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
A different kind of crew heads south with the goal of delivering the action to an audience. “Jobson Report” from our April 2008 issue
Each of the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials had its own ebb and flow, its own plot. The only common elements were the intense pressure, the joy of the victors, and the disappointment of those who just missed. A “Feature” from our Jan. 2008 issue
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