The first stop on the International Sailing Federation’s (ISAF) 2011-12 Sailing World Cup series concluded Friday in Melbourne, Australia, and US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics (USSTAG) members took two medals, gold and bronze.

SDYC welcomed sailors from Royal Vancouver Yacht Club for the annual inter-club challenge regatta.  Video and commentary provided by SDYC Director John Reiter

This week [Kelly Stannard] sat down with two teammates at Roger Williams Univ. from the West Coast and they discussed what it was like growing up sailing in the Pacific. Kelly also picked their brains about the differences between East and West Coast style sailing.

The Prince of Wales Finals was hosted by Balboa Yacht Club on October 13-16, 2011. This list of competitors included several prior winners of the POW as well as internationally acclaimed match race skippers.  Needless to say, the competition was very strong.

There were a number of eye catching performers at last week’s U.S. Match Racing Championship off Newport Beach, Calif. Cathedral Catholic High School senior Nevin Snow made quite the showing by going in 8-3 in the round robin stage.

The closest finish was in the men’s Kite Cross World Championship where Americans Damien LeRoy and Bryan Lake were tied on points, after Lake had drawn level at the close of play yesterday.