May 2008
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Wed 28 May 2008
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An open day at Stithians Lake organised by South West Lakes proved a huge success at the weekend.
Wed 28 May 2008
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US SAILING recently awarded its Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to three teenage sailors and a father and son team from New Orleans' Southern Yacht Club credited with saving the lives of three adults whose boat had capsized on ...
Wed 28 May 2008
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Starting this Friday, 30th May is the first iShares Cup Extreme 40 event in Lugano, Switzerland and the BT Extreme 40, skippered by Nick Moloney, is aiming for another overall podium place following their third place overall in last ...
Wed 28 May 2008
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South African sailing will be showcased in Naples, Italy, this weekend when Team Shosholoza re-groups for the first time since the 2007 America’s Cup to compete in a series of exhibition races aboard the country’s flagship yacht Shosholoza RSA ...
Wed 28 May 2008
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Four people are confirmed dead aboard a capsized sailboat found off the Bahamas during the weekend.
Tue 27 May 2008
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The decision on whether to salvage an abandoned yacht found drifting off the Northland coast yesterday lies with its insurers, the vessel's owner said today.
Tue 27 May 2008
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Tue 27 May 2008
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Solo sailor Sam Davies claims fifth place and first Briton home in the prestigious Artemis Transat race.
Tue 27 May 2008
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Farrah Hall's Olympic dream will have to wait at least four years.
The Annapolis windsurfer's final plea before a federal arbitrator was dismissed after nearly two days of testimony. The ruling means that Florida windsurfer Nancy Rios, and not Hall, will represent the United States in the RS:X women's event at the Summer Games in Beijing.
'My heart goes out to Farrah Hall, who put her heart and soul into making the Olympic team. She has a bright future in our sport,' said Dean Brenner, chairman of US Sailing's Olympic Committee.
Tue 27 May 2008
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Almost a dozen students and staff from Maine Maritime Academy will be boarding the Schooner Bowdoin this week for the trip of a lifetime.