Gavin Brady (N.Z.) wins the 2008 Congressional Cup
For full Report go to: http://www.lbyc.org/html/content.cfm?CID=1170
Photo: Rich Roberts

SailingNews

John Lovell/Charlie Ogletree - their 2008 Olympic Quest

Hyeres, France. April 17-24

2008 Star Class World Championships

Coral Reef Yacht Club, FL. April 12-17, 2008

2008 Women's Match Racing World Championships, N.Z.

Farrah Hall's Olympic dream might have caught its second wind.

Hugo Boss Open 60 Sailing Video

Choosing a boat for each of the 2008 U.S. Presidential Candidates.

January 19, Clean-Up at Kemah, TX, Video.

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2007 Rolex International Women's Keelboat Championship

Yacht & Boat Clubs in Southwest & South

Weather for Mariners and Landlubbers

Galveston Bay, TX., Western Gulf of Mexico, Port of Tampa, Ports of Los Angeles
& Long Beach, U.S.Navy's Fleet Numerical Meteorology & Oceanographic Center.

The Beauty of the Sea

a group of photos taken between New England and Florida with a song written, performed and recorded by the skipper

Morning Light - a real life adventure feature film

will be recorded as it happens on the 2007, 44th Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii

Jobson Sailing Reports

Go to Online Video Reports and click on Allianz Preview: America's Cup 1851-2007

We Are The Crew of the Elissa

Experience the ambiance of sailing aboard the Elissa on the Gulf of Mexico

Man-Overboard & Resultant Cold Water Shock

All about gasping, hyperventilation, inhaling seawater, heart attack and rapid drowning

Women's High Performance Dinghy Evaluation

How Good Are your Boat's Running Lights?

Crew Overboard Rescue Symposium Final Report

By John Rousmaniere, June 26, 2006.

Cruising With Kids by Barb Hansen

Sailboat Handicap Rating Systems - Part One

Sailboat Handicap Rating Systems - Part Two

The Cutting Edge of Yacht Design Today.

Racing on Galveston Bay, Texas

Take the Helm on a Sailing Simulator

Sail Theory - how a sail works

Maritime History

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