35 boats from all over the state headed to the deep south during the Easter break for the very windy Gemmill Homes Flying Fifteen 2019 State Championships at Esperance Bay Yacht Club.
The Sport Integrity Unit leads the coordination and monitoring of strategy, policy and programs to address the issues of drugs in sport, member protection, safeguarding children and match fixing activities.
Henrietta McRae steered her Dragon keelboat, ‘Dragon Lady’, to two wins from three races at the Brighton Ladies Skippers Series (BLiSS) today – it was the final race of the Port Phillip Women’s Championship Series (PPWCS) held on Port Phillip.
78 boats, all different designs, spread across a 65-minute start line and time, to culminate in a spectacular finish. This years’ Royal Perth Yacht Club Diggers Cup achieved this with the top three just four seconds apart. 16 boats finished in the first 10 minutes and everyone within 35 minutes.
The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron open team has taken out the debut National Sailing League Oceania event, earning the honour of ‘best club’ plus a wildcard entry to the Sailing Champions League Final in St Moritz in August.
Nominations for the 2019 New South Wales/ACT, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania Australian Sailing Awards open today, with applications being accepted across a range of individual and club categories as well as two new categories for 2019.
The 2019 Australian Para Sailing Championships will be held as part of an Inclusive Classes Regatta at Queensland’s Southport Yacht Club from August 2-4.
Australian Sailing (AS) is calling for expressions of interest for Westsail 2019. This year Westsail is offering two streams of sailing; performance and participation pathways. Westsail is open to all junior and youth sailors in metro and regional WA.
Two identical yachts shared the limelight in last weekend’s Fremantle to Albany ocean race – Todd Giraudo’s well-travelled Kraken and David Cameron’s sparkling, new Crush.
Australian Sailing is seeking a highly organised Events Coordinator to administer Team Racing and Youth sailing events and corporate conferences in Tasmania.
A key benefit that a national sporting organisation can provide to its members is the provision of services that are negotiated at a national level to take advantage of scale and group buying power.