Newport, RI- The Cardinal sailors competed in their third and final consecutive spring national championship from Monday, June 2 through Wednesday, June 4 in Newport, RI. As one of only eight teams from around the nation to qualify for all three championships, the team went into this event with confidence knowing they could do finish the season on a high note. For the first time in its 70 plus year history, this national championship had a new semifinal qualification format. Thirty-six teams competed in two events, from which the top nine teams moved on to this final championship. This format proved to be a success as the top eighteen teams in the country met to find an overall winner. The racing was indeed closer and more competitive than any college sailing regatta has ever been. >> Read More
Newport, RI- Just two days after the women's nationals ended in Newport, RI, the Stanford sailing team took to the waters again to compete in the Team Racing National Championships. Fourteen teams qualified from around the country for this best of the best meeting. The first day saw racing in two brackets, seven and seven as seeded from conference qualifiers. The Cardinal drew the bracket to begin in the afternoon. Sailing a full round robin of six races, the team only lost one. >> Read More
Newport, R.I.- The Stanford Women's Sailing Team finished up another strong year in which they were consistently ranked in the top three in the country. Racing over three days, the women faced their toughest competition of the year at the eighteen-team Intercollegiate Sailing Association's Women's National Championship. With varying conditions throughout the weekend, the Cardinal women had a chance to display their versatility as a team. >> Read More
Nationals Regatta Central
The Stanford sailing team heads back east to compete in the Intercollegiate Sailing Association's National Championships. The Spring Championships begin Monday May 26 in the legendary waters of Naraganset Bay off Newport, R.I. The two-weeks of competition will be jointly hosted by Brown University, Salve Regina University, and the New York Yacht Club.
Geneva, NY- Hobart and William Smith Colleges hosted 18 of the top intercollegiate sailing teams this past weekend for the ICSA National Championship Eastern Semifinal. Another 18 schools were competing simultaneously in Long Beach, CA out of the University of Southern California sailing team's home venue at the Western Semifinal. These events mark a first for college sailing, as this new format allowed for the most schools to ever compete in a single national championship with 36 teams vying for 18 spots in the finals. >> Read More
The Stanford Women's Sailing Team headed to Hawaii for the Pacific Coast College Sailing Conference Championships over the weekend as the fourth-ranked team in the nation. They returned to the Farm with a conference championship and a bid to the National Championships to be competed in Newport, RI at the end of May. >> Read More
