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Sail your way

Lake Jindabyne Sailing Club invites you to join us for a free sailing experience on Saturday 13th December.
NSW

12ft skiff fleet gears up for NSW Championship

The 12 foot skiff fleet is gearing up for the NSW Championship to be held over four days and two weekends - 29 and 30 November at Sydney Flying Squadron and 6 and 7 December out of Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club (LCSSC).
NSW

J/70 Cup Australia 2026 - dates announced

In 2026 the J/70 Cup Australia will comprise of five events.  The series results will be decided by competitors best results in four of the five events, using a low points scoring system.
NSW

Manly Junior 2025 State Championships

Three generations of Manly Skiff Club royalty were on show as a clutch of emerging young sailors showcased their talent on a hectic weekend of competition.
NSW

Discover Sailing Centre in Focus – Gosford Sailing Club

Established in 1932, Gosford Sailing Club (GSC) has a proud maritime heritage, located in the picturesque waters of Brisbane Water. From humble beginnings with a fleet of just two 16-foot skiffs, the Club has grown into a vibrant hub for sailors of all ages, united by a love of sailing and a welcoming, community-minded spirit.
National NSW

Day 4 of the 2025 Harken International Youth Match Racing Championship - The Fong Brothers Go Head-to-Head for Glory

Day 4, "the finals" of the 2025 Harken International Youth Match Racing Championship began with a delayed start as the race committee waited for "any" breeze to build. A gentle, variable north-easterly surface promised a tricky day of light, shifting breeze as the event moved into the semi-finals. Race Officer Ted Anderson summed it up simply: “It’s going to be a Dustbowl.”
NSW

It's as intense as it is tight

The first three heats of the NSW 16ft Championships hosted by Middle Harbour 16ft Skiff Club over the weekend told us everything and nothing about who will be crowned the best boat in the state at the end of the month.
NSW

Another memorable Bullets Regatta!

Saturday’s sky was a bit weird, but the wind gods did not disappoint, with consistent 15~18 knot afternoon sea breeze assisted by a bit of gradient input, and a few bullets of 20 knots or more to keep competitors on their toes.
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