US Sailing Team

Today marks two years until and we’re locked in in Long Beach 🔐

While we’re dreaming of the Olympics, day two of the Kite and iQFOiL Long Beach Olympic Classed Regatta got underway in a strong seabreeze, building from 11-13 to 20 plus knots. Consistency was the word with US sailors today, with very little movement in the scores even with a full day of racing.

On to day three tomorrow 💥💪🏻

Women’s Kite
5th - Daniela Moroz
21st - Molly O’Brien

Men’s Kite
7th - Noah Runciman
25th - Adam Keaton
27th - Robert Rice
28th - Leif Given
31st - Matt Faus
32nd - Trevor Nelson

Women’s iQFOiL
18th – Bryn Muller
21st – Dominique Stater
25th – Brianna Orams

Men’s iQFOiL
10th – Noah Lyons
16th – Makani Andrews
24th – Garrett January
32nd – Xavier Ferlet
35th – Miles Sousana

scores: https://www.longbeachocr.org/en/default/races/race-resultsall

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We’re excited to launch Pacific Life as the Presenting Partner of the US Sailing Team through 2028.

This landmark partnership will help support America’s top sailors as they compete on the world stage. The partnership will also create new opportunities to connect athletes, yacht clubs, and sailing communities across the country.

This collaboration is built on a shared foundation of preparation, discipline, and long-term thinking – demonstrating what's possible when two organizations are united by the same values 🇺🇸⛵️

https://www.ussailing.org/news/pacific-life-launches-as-presenting-partner-of-the-us-sailing-team/

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Charlotte Rose takes the ILCA 6 title at French Olympic Week 🏆

After eight days of racing in Hyères, France 🇺🇸 US athletes had another successful event on the Sailing Grand Slam circuit against some of the best Olympic sailors from around the world!

Charlotte Rose had the standout performance of the week, clinching gold on the final day. After finishing 14th in the qualifying series, Charlotte mounted a comeback, dominating the medal series and securing the win against a stacked ILCA 6 fleet — including former world and European champions.

Other strong performances across the board for US athletes:
🌀 Fresh of their second place finish in Palma, Nevin Snow & Ian MacDiarmid finished just off the podium in 4th�🌀 Andrew Molleurs & Trevor Bornarth finished 5th in the 49er after leading early in the week�🌀 Daniel delivered a race win in the ILCA 7 fleet

“This week delivered an exceptional range of conditions for the athletes — from light air to heavy breeze and challenging sea states,” shared Director of Olympic Sailing Molly Vandemoer. “It’s been incredibly encouraging to see such strong performances from the U.S. athletes.”

Read the full recap: https://www.ussailing.org/news/charlotte-rose-wins-gold-at-french-olympic-week/

Two silver and two top-four finishes for the USA to close out the Princesa Sofia regatta 🥈🥈

After six days of racing on the Bay of Palma, Nevin Snow / Ian MacDiarmid delivered a standout performance to secure silver in the 49er, while Noah Lyons added another silver in the Men’s iQFOiL fleet. Lyons’ second place comes in a fleet with all medalists from the Paris 2024 Olympic in attendance – so it was game ON 🔥

Just shy of the podium, Noah Runciman placed 4th in Men’s Kite, Daniela Moroz placed 6th in the Women’s Kite, and Charlotte Rose finished 4th in ILCA 6—highlighting how close the US athletes came to multiple medals across fleets. In total, 47 American athletes competed, showcasing the country's depth and competitive strength on the world stage.

With shifting conditions testing adaptability all week, the regatta proved to be a key early benchmark. Team USA entered the final day in medal contention in five fleets—an impressive signal of momentum and what’s ahead as the Olympic season gets underway ⛵️🔥

Thank you to the many supporters of our American Athletes; mainly, A1R, St. Francis Sailing Foundation, Windmark, Schoonmaker Foundation and Sailing Foundation of New York.

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