Skipper, Nacra 17
Sarah represented the USA in the Nacra 17 class at the Paris Olympic Games. She is campaigning to be a two-time Olympian.
Nacra 17
Carson Crain is campaigning the Nacra 17 for the Olympic Games in Los Angeles
Etchells Helm
Thomas Ford McCann is racing Etchells this season after many years of successful laser sailing.
Nacra 17
Lindsay Gimple is campaigning the Nacra 17 for the Olympic Games in Los Angeles
Laser Sailor
Lauren is racing Lasers and campaigning for the LA games.
Crew, Nacra 17
Hoel has attended many world championships in performance classes. He is now crewing for Sarah Newberry training for the Olympic Games in LA.
Kite Foiler
Based in the Bay Area, Adam is a kite foil racer campaigning for the Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
Crew, Nacra 17
David represented the USA in the Nacra 17 at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. he recently completed the Transpacific Yacht Race and hopes to compete in wing foiling.
Nacra 17
Olin is from Bristol, Rhode Island,He has been campaigning in the Formula 18, while also consistently practicing in the Moth. His dream is to represent the United States in the Nacra 17.
Etchells Skipper
James has has success in many classes and was the youth world Finn Champion. He will be campaigning an Etchells as the local authority at the Worlds in San Diego.
Catamaran Racer
Freddie Mills is sharing his love of fast boats by campaigning a Formula 40 catamaran and Nacra Foiling 20.
Crew, Nacra 17
Ursula has considerable experience and background racing in dinghies. Growing up racing in competitive fleets has given her a competitive edge, she is a top crew at URI and will be campaigning a Nacra 17.
Skipper, Formula 18
Kate grew up sailing at Community Boating Inc. Boston, learning to sail in Cape Cod Mercuries, then 420s and lasers. She captained her college sailing team in 420s and fjs. After college, she found a love of high performance cats in Formula 18's. She competes in the NAASA league.
Skipper, Formula 18
jake grew up sailing in Narragansett Bay racing Lasers and 29ers. He now skippers a Formula 18 and races the NAASA circuit.
Crew, Formula 18
Nolan learned to sail on cape cod mercuries at Community Boating INC. Boston, then raced 420s, lasers and 29ers. He is now crewing on a Formula 18 in the NAASA league.
Skipper, Tazar
Kate grew up in a sailing family and has been around boats her entire life. She recently got into racing through big boats, and crews on a J/111. She is campaigning for the Tazar Worlds
Skipper, Etchells
Ivan has been active in dinghy and keelboat fleets in San Francisco, Boston, Miami, and Chicago, as well as participating in international events in Italy, Greece, and Croatia. He has started his own Etchells campaign based in Miami.
Nacra 17 Skipper
Mika had a full youth sailing career winning national titles and attending world championships. She is charting a path to Olympic glory in the Nacra 17 Catamaran Class.
Etchells Crew
Christophe is mainly focused on match racing. He aims to qualify for Ficker Cup and ultimately Congressional Cup. He is also campaigning an Etchells.
Moth Sailor
Jonny Goldsberry is looking forward to competing in the next Moth World Championships. He races in many one design classes worldwide.
Nacra 17
Josh is campaigning for the 2028 Olympics in the Nacra 17.
Kite Foiler
Evan Heffernan is campaigning for the Olympics in the Kite Foiling class.
Crew, Etchells 22
Formula 18 Crew
Ashley sailed Optis and 420s, competed in High School and College and now races Formula 18 Catamarans
49er, Skipper
Ellie has sailed and coached out of the Encinal Yacht Club. She races the 49er FX Skiff internationally, campaigning for the 2028 games.
Etchells Helm
Malcolm raced Lasers and is venturing into the big boat racing world. He is a 9 time North American and National Champion in various classes including C420s, Lasers, College Sailing, and A scows.
Skipper
Jonathan has competed in the Olympics, Volvo Ocean Race, Transpac, Americas Cup, and Mini Transat. He has won many World and National titles and importantly, The Race to Alaska.
Skipper, Nacra 17
Ravi is one of America's most accomplished catamaran sailors to be found at the top of the fleet internationally in the A-Class and Formula 18.
Formula 18 Skipper
Sam Carter is a Formula 18 catamaran racer who recently completed the Worrell 1000 distance race in One Hundred and Three Hours.
Formula 18 Skipper
Kaleigh is a Formula 18 Skipper racing in the Narraganset Adult Athletic Association. She was formerly a Nacra 17 sailor and sailed on the foiling 69F.
Etchells Crew
Andre is a competitive sailor and Jacksonville University grad. He has competed extensively in the Snipe class, including in two Snipe World Championships. He is currently campaigning a 49er and Etchells
Formula 18 Skipper
AJ is a competitive Laser sailor now racing in the Formula 18 class with NAASA.
49er Skipper
Alice grew up sailing Sabots in San Diego, and moved into C420s before falling in love with the 29er and other skiffs. Now she is at Stanford, college sailing and training in the 49er FX.
Formula 18 Skipper
Matt is a Rhode Island–born sailor with roots in Optis and high-level dinghy racing. He competed for the University of Rhode Island before moving to Newport, where he began racing everything from VX Ones to Superyachts. The Formula 18 is the current chapter in his sailing journey.
Formula 18, Skipper
Jensen is pursuing a PhD at URI in Ocean Engineering. Sailing since he was 5 years old, he has experience in a wide range of sailing disciplines and competes in a variety of classes on an international level.
49er Skipper
Born and raised in San Francisco, Declan has spent a lot of time on the wire. Sailing the C420 on the St. Francis YC race team before transitioning to the Nacra 15 sailing out of Richmond YC.
Skipper, Etchells
William and his UK Youth team just completed the Etchells Worlds in Texas, winning the Corinthian Division. He has also won the 2018 Gertrude Cup, 2018 Cowes Classic week, the 2018 Youth and Corinthian European championships and the 2018 Youth North American Championships.
Skipper, M32 Catamaran
Tommy races in many classes including Moths. He is campaigning for a victory at the M32 World Championship in Portugal.
Moth Sailor
Dan Morris is one of America's most well rounded fast boat sailors. Recently competing in everything from the GC32 to the Sail GP circuit to The America's Cup. He races moths to keep building skills and always hopes to attend the next worlds.
Skipper, J-70
Joe Morris, an Olympian in the 49er Class is campaigning for the J-70 World Championship
49er, Skipper
Aidan started sailing at age 6 and never looked back, moving from sabots to optis, then into the i420 and 29er class. At 16 aidan joined the I-14 class, and currently enjoys offshore sailing, high performance cats, skiffs, and kite foils.
Nacra 17
Josh is campaigning in the Nacra 17 Catamaran for the LA Olympic Games.
Catamaran Foiler
Sean Mahoney is a hydrofoiling catamaran racer from San Francisco in the Nacra and A-Class
Coach
Zack Maxam is an avid moth sailor and former world class 49er sailor. He recently coached the 49er Fx World Championship in Auckland, NZL
Foiling A-Class Catamaran
Michael is a former Internatiinoal Canoe World Champion and recently placed 10th in the International 14 Worlds Championship. His goal is to compete in the upcoming A Class World Championship in St Pete Florida.
Skipper, Etchells
David grew up sailing in San Diego in the naples sabot, moving on to FJs and keelboats/match racing in high school. He switched coasts to attend MIT for college, where he sailed for 4 years, as a starting skipper for 3, skippered the keelboat team, and was captain his junior and senior years. He is now a graduate student at MIT in mechanical engineering and naval architecture, where he is active in the Marblehead Etchells and IOD fleets, and Corinthian Yacht Club’s racing team, MIT Bluewater and team racing programs and continues to match race with college teammates.
Helm, 49erFX
Lucy Wilmot is a competitive sailor recently campaigning the 49er FX class and match racing.
Helm, US Etchells Youth Team
Sean grew up racing Optimists, c420s and small keelboats on Long Island Sound out of Centerport, NY. He competed in college sailing at the University of South Florida as a skipper and team captain. Sean looks forward to racing more Etchells events as a returning member to the USEYT while attending law school in Saint Petersburg, FL.
We kicked off the LA28 quad with a trip to the Colorado Springs Olympic and Paralympic Training Center as part of a development camp with US Sailing. Over a long weekend, we participated in team building exercises with other Olympic sailing athletes and completed physical fitness testing to establish baseline performance metrics. It was...
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From From Sarah: “I’ve been off instagram since our Olympic Trials started last month. Now I can say we’ve accomplished the goal so I’m back to deliver the good news!Future Olympians. We’ve been working a long time for this and it’s an unreal feeling. Thanks to our team on the ground: Tom Zajac, Angela Popiol, Tim Herzog. Thanks to our...
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2023 has been an epic year for our team. We have sailed in 6 major championships, and in 4 of them secured a top 10 finish. Whoa! Best year ever for USA 50. Four days ago, at the Pan American Games, we secured a berth for the USA in the Nacra 17 at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games!! This is a massive step for our team, and we are beyond...
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Happy New Year! We are thrilled to start 2023 off with a bang: spending 6 weeks training hard with the international Nacra fleet in Lanzarote, Canary Islands (Spain) in big wind and waves! The training here has been incredible, and we are proud to say that we have made an immense amount of progress on downwind speed (as was our goal after...
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Training in Fort Lauderdale this past month brought a whirlwind of chaos. However, preparation and thinking quick on our feet gave us the opportunity to maximize each day to the fullest.We started off March testing our boathandling skills in short course racing. The pressure was on to execute maneuvers we had been working to perfect since...
More...Summer 2019 training in Long Beach, California was one of the highlights of the 2020 quad. Lots of improvements with great coaching by Sally Barkow, Jay Glaser, and Phil Muller. 3 hours or more a day in the consistent conditions of Long Beach was champagne sailing. After Euros ended we were excited to get out to the west coast and start...
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After an extremely successful 2 year stint together during the 2020 quadrennium, finishing as the top American team and in their best performance ever at their final World Championship, Sarah and David have announced their intention to continue to take their program toward the Paris Games In their own words: “Dear Supporters, Family,...
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Road Tripping with After Sarah being responsible for the first logistical leg of our trip I was responsible for both the trip from Palma to Genoa and Genoa to Weymouth. Thank you to the Skiff Sailing Foundation for making it possible for us to have the boat and trailer to drive around Europe with! Here’s a little on the trip... The pack up in...
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We finished the 2020 world championship in 21st place. This is our best finish at a worlds together and a huge accomplishment. Of course though, we have mixed feelings about the regatta. While we sailed one of our strongest events we did not win the Olympic trials and will not be your American representative in Tokyo this summer. Everyone...
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We spent 4 weeks training in Auckland before the 2019 Worlds started. There were many international teams who had the same idea. Because of this, there was no shortage of top notch athletes to race against each day. We would spend an hour each day on speed and individual skills before joining in with other countries on a race course. Four weeks is a...
More...What a week at the Nacra 17 Europeans! 24th overall. Four days in conditions that showed our weaknesses and we still ground our way into Gold fleet. Tough racing with the best Nacra sailors in the world followed. We found our speed again in the moderate, flatter conditions of the last two days and raced a Gold fleet series that we are so...
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It’s been a great summer for USA 50 Racing. We have been training in Long Beach, California and have gotten a little faster and stronger every day. Since we left Europe at the end of May we have sailed almost every day, and been fortunate to have some excellent coaching. From the hours in the gym, to logistics, R&D, and work on the course, we...
More...
We kicked off the LA28 quad with a trip to the Colorado Springs Olympic and Paralympic Training Center as part of a development camp with US Sailing. Over a long weekend, we participated in team building exercises with other Olympic sailing athletes and completed physical fitness testing to establish baseline performance metrics. It was...
More...
From From Sarah: “I’ve been off instagram since our Olympic Trials started last month. Now I can say we’ve accomplished the goal so I’m back to deliver the good news!Future Olympians. We’ve been working a long time for this and it’s an unreal feeling. Thanks to our team on the ground: Tom Zajac, Angela Popiol, Tim Herzog. Thanks to our...
More...
2023 has been an epic year for our team. We have sailed in 6 major championships, and in 4 of them secured a top 10 finish. Whoa! Best year ever for USA 50. Four days ago, at the Pan American Games, we secured a berth for the USA in the Nacra 17 at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games!! This is a massive step for our team, and we are beyond...
More...
Happy New Year! We are thrilled to start 2023 off with a bang: spending 6 weeks training hard with the international Nacra fleet in Lanzarote, Canary Islands (Spain) in big wind and waves! The training here has been incredible, and we are proud to say that we have made an immense amount of progress on downwind speed (as was our goal after...
More...
Training in Fort Lauderdale this past month brought a whirlwind of chaos. However, preparation and thinking quick on our feet gave us the opportunity to maximize each day to the fullest.We started off March testing our boathandling skills in short course racing. The pressure was on to execute maneuvers we had been working to perfect since...
More...Summer 2019 training in Long Beach, California was one of the highlights of the 2020 quad. Lots of improvements with great coaching by Sally Barkow, Jay Glaser, and Phil Muller. 3 hours or more a day in the consistent conditions of Long Beach was champagne sailing. After Euros ended we were excited to get out to the west coast and start...
More...
After an extremely successful 2 year stint together during the 2020 quadrennium, finishing as the top American team and in their best performance ever at their final World Championship, Sarah and David have announced their intention to continue to take their program toward the Paris Games In their own words: “Dear Supporters, Family,...
More...
Road Tripping with After Sarah being responsible for the first logistical leg of our trip I was responsible for both the trip from Palma to Genoa and Genoa to Weymouth. Thank you to the Skiff Sailing Foundation for making it possible for us to have the boat and trailer to drive around Europe with! Here’s a little on the trip... The pack up in...
More...
We finished the 2020 world championship in 21st place. This is our best finish at a worlds together and a huge accomplishment. Of course though, we have mixed feelings about the regatta. While we sailed one of our strongest events we did not win the Olympic trials and will not be your American representative in Tokyo this summer. Everyone...
More...
We spent 4 weeks training in Auckland before the 2019 Worlds started. There were many international teams who had the same idea. Because of this, there was no shortage of top notch athletes to race against each day. We would spend an hour each day on speed and individual skills before joining in with other countries on a race course. Four weeks is a...
More...What a week at the Nacra 17 Europeans! 24th overall. Four days in conditions that showed our weaknesses and we still ground our way into Gold fleet. Tough racing with the best Nacra sailors in the world followed. We found our speed again in the moderate, flatter conditions of the last two days and raced a Gold fleet series that we are so...
More...
It’s been a great summer for USA 50 Racing. We have been training in Long Beach, California and have gotten a little faster and stronger every day. Since we left Europe at the end of May we have sailed almost every day, and been fortunate to have some excellent coaching. From the hours in the gym, to logistics, R&D, and work on the course, we...
More...