On September 24, I traveled to Annapolis Maryland to Compete in the 2015 U.S. Sailing Team Race Championship for the Hinman Trophy. My team and I, comprised off Boston College sailors and Alumni took the weekend off of collegiate sailing to compete in U.S. championship.

The ISAF Youth Match Racing Worlds took place in Swinoujcsie, Poland, which is a very hard place to get to. Our travel itinerary had us flying into Berlin, and takin a train all the way into the small town on the German, Polish border.

Paul Didham recently had the opportunity to compete in the 2015 Laser Radial Youth World Championship. This prestigious event was held in Kingston Canada.

Thank you so much for supporting my crew and I in the C420 North Americans! It was my first big away regatta, and although it was a pretty light air regatta, it was an exceptional experience and I was very proud to represent SDYC.

The 2015 C420 North Americans was the last major regatta in the C420 circuit. It consisted of 75+ boats hosted by Sail NC in Manteo, North Carolina.

Paul Didham spent the summer sailing Laser Radials at the Youth Champs, Laser Nationals and Laser North Americans all across the country. And with large 100+ boat fleets, Paul finished Top Ten in all three events.

Roger Williams University in Rhode Island hosted the 2015 U.S Sailing Youth Championship. The regatta is invitation only; therefore, competition is always tough.

Congratulations to SDYC's Scott Sinks on his decisive victory at the Junior Snipe Nationals sailed out of Mission Bay Yacht Club. Sinks sailed with crew Greer Wattson, and won the first 4 races of the 5 race series. SDYC skippers Jack Joslin, Jesse McKnight and Matt Cappetta also finished 3rd, 4th and 5th.