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There was elation but also relief when Celia Willison and her crew took out the New Zealand Women’s Match Racing title today.

Heyden Percy and Scott Pedersen took care of Busineff at the Flying 15 national championships recently, even though there were a couple of times when it looked like she would break.

Last week they got a shout out from New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Adern and this week the Knots Racing team took out the Hardy Cup Sydney International Match Racing Regatta.

It's been a busy time in the northern region, with a number of national, regional and world championships regattas and another one is about to kick off, writes northern regional support officer Kim Admore.

Sustainability and environmental best practice are becoming second nature at the Wakatere Boating Club, the host for next week’s 2019 Symonite OK Dinghy World Championship.

The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron's youth training programme is seen as a world leader, with many graduates going on to achieve international and national success.

Island pride goes on the line once again at this month's Interislander regatta in Picton.

The Queen Charlotte Yacht Club will host the 11th edition of the Interislander Optimist Challenge and Port Marlborough Starling Championships from February 22-24. 

They might be New Zealand’s oldest yacht club but the Nelson Yacht Club have adopted a progressive approach to the way they do things to ensure membership numbers remain some of the healthiest in the country.

The Cambridge Yacht & Motor Boat Club have taken possession of six "bullet proof" 420s to use for their schools programme.