Oakcliff accepts trainees with a wide variety of skill levels at a wide range of ages, from absolute beginner sailor to seasoned racer. What we look for is a drive to succeed. If you’re wondering if Oakcliff is right for you, don’t ask yourself, “Am I good enough?” Ask yourself, “Do I want it badly enough?” Trainees who are self-driven, organized, and motivated thrive in Oakcliff’s flexible training environment.
Our program schedules a mix of sailing, boat work, and physical training. We encourage trainees to get interested and show initiatives in their own projects. Have you discovered an interest in sailmaking? Or want to learn all there is to know about managing a sailing team or becoming a boat captain? We will make room in the program schedule so you can pursue your passions.
Jeffery Petersen from Balboa Yacht Club wins the third David Storrs Memorial Qualifier, qualifying him for the USMRC. Pearson Potts came in second right behind him, but not without a strong fight. In the petite finals, Peter Wickwire won the first to two over Dave
(Oyster Bay, NY) – Twenty five years after America True challenged for the America’s Cup, its assets are being donated to Oakcliff Sailing, establishing a $150,000 scholarship fund. The America True Scholarship Fund will be available to community sailing graduates, allowing them to train at
Sunday, October 3, 2021 (OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK) – Oakcliff’s Olympic class Triple Crown series continued this weekend, with eight 49er teams vying for over $35,000 in prize grants. Oakcliff’s goal in hosting the Triple Crown is not only to help teams get established with
Nacra 17 Olympic hopeful Ravi Parent stopped by the office recently to update us on his progress towards the 2024 Olympics (and beyond). Ravi has recently partnered with Oakcliff graduate Sarah Stone for his next quad, as well as began working a part-time job in
