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- Yachting New Zealand's RŪNĀ network will come together next month for its annual Club Hui, as the nationally recognised schools programme continues to build momentum through new environmental initiatives and international recognition.RŪNĀ head coaches and programme l
There's been plenty happening across our regions over the past month and, as always in Briefings, our NZCT regional development managers bring you updates from around the country.
The Magenta Project has opened applications for its 2026/27 mentoring programme, calling on women in sailing and the marine industry to apply for a place in what has become one of the sport's most established development pa
Francesco Kayrouz and Hamish McLaren made their move on the second day of the Olympic Classes Regatta in San Pedro, climbing six places into the top 10 of the star-studded 49er fleet to lead the Kiwi charge at the Los Angeles 2028 venue.
- Yachting New Zealand's Cruising, Inshore and Offshore Racing Committee (CIORC) is calling on clubs across the country to work more closely together — and for more sailors to volunteer their expertise — as it develops a coordinated national racing and cruising calend
Mattias Coutts and Oscar Gunn made the brightest start for the New Zealand team as the men's skiff, women's skiff and mixed multihull fleets got their first taste of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic sailing venue at the Olympic Classes Regatta in San Pedro.
By Blake NZ
Environmental leadership is more critical than ever before, and the BLAKE Awards seeks to recognise those with visionary efforts to create a more sustainable future.
New Zealand's sailors have enjoyed an extraordinary month on the international stage, highlighted by world champions defending their European crown, a rare Nations Cup victory, and a haul of medals across Olympic, youth and emerging classes.
As the road to Los Angeles 2028 gathers momentum, Yachting New Zealand is searching for five selectors to help shape the next chapter of New Zealand’s Olympic sailing campaign and identify the athletes who will chase success on the world’s biggest sporting stage.
