Australian Sailing is delighted to announce The Australian Maritime College at the University of Tasmania as naming rights partner of the 2019 Australian Youth Championships.
There will be a lot to look forward to on the shores of Sandy Bay in January, where the 2019 installment of Australia’s premier youth regatta will be hosted by the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania.
Entries have soared for the 29er fleet at this year’s Sail Sydney event, with competitors coming from across the country and also New Caledonia and New Zealand to compete at the regatta to be hosted by Woollahra Sailing Club from the 4th to the 9th of December.
Sydney 29er sailors, Max Paul and Lachlan Brewer have been selected as finalists for the Mizuno Junior Athlete of the Year Award at the 2018 NSW Institute of Sport annual awards presentation
After a year of highly competitive state youth championships around the land, Australian Sailing’s flagship youth event will be heading south to Hobart when the 2019 Australian Youth Championships presented by Australian Maritime College to commences on Thursday the 10th of January at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania.
Australian Sailing is pleased to announce the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria (RYCV) has been chosen as the host club for the 2019 and 2020 Victorian School Team Sailing State Championships.
After an epic final battle, the Sharp Australian Youth Match Racing Championship came down to one race – a rematch of the Finals from 2017, with James Hodgson/Harry Hall/Ryan Wilmot/John Cooley/Charlie Gundy looking for revenge 12 months later.
Based off a customised points system, Goss was the champion of the 30-plus Optimist fleet but sailed well enough to also end up as the overall boat of the regatta, which finished up at the Sandringham Yacht Club this afternoon.
The 2018 NSW Youth Championship presented by Lake Macquarie City Council finished day three with some of the “closest racing this event has ever seen.â€
The steady conditions opened the doors for some spectacular racing across all classes on day two of the NSW Youth Championships presented by Lake Macquarie City Council. With only a few minor course changes the race officials squeezed in four races across all courses to make up for the races lost from day one due to the strong winds.
Day one of the NSW Youth Championships presented by Lake Macquarie City Council was gifted picturesque conditions the record amount of boats and competitors who made their way to South Lake Macquarie Amateur Sailing Club to compete.
The 2018 NSW Youth Championships presented by Lake Macquarie City Council is set to be one of the biggest ever with a record number of boats entered to take on the competition on Lake Macquarie.
NSW and QLD State Youth Championships have extended the late entry fee until Wednesday 19 September. The extension comes after it was decided that to make these events the biggest ever it would be appropriate to extend the late entry fee of $50.