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Some of New Zealand's top windfoilers and coaches came back from the Bay of Islands empty handed last weekend - and that was a very good thing.

Navigation in the pre-computer era was an artform and few were as good as Heather Lidgard, who played a key role in opening doors for women in sailing.

In previous years it might have been an interesting side note if five Australian crews travelled over to compete at a New Zealand national championships but in 2021 it's a big deal.

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Josh Junior knows how significant it is to have earned selection for the Tokyo Olympics in the Finn class.

Thousands of people with disabilities go sailing every year and it’s a side of our sport that is growing all the time as people experience a level of freedom and control that can be hard for them to find elsewhere in life.

Sofia Higgott is more motivated than ever to achieve her goals after attending the Aon girl's high performance clinic at the Takapuna Boating Club last weekend.

Craig Satterthwaite and his crew were anything but rough and ready as they secured their seventh consecutive Elliott 5.9 National Championship title in Whitianga at the weekend.

What started for Mike Sanderson as a way to "rip around the harbour" with his son to try to keep him in the sport has seen the revival of the Cherub class in this country.