Oyster Bay Enterprise-Pilot
Read "Watch Out Newport!" from the March 15, 2013 edition of the Oyster Bay Enterprise-Pilot newspaper....
Read "Watch Out Newport!" from the March 15, 2013 edition of the Oyster Bay Enterprise-Pilot newspaper....
Portsmouth, R.I. (January 10, 2013) – US Sailing Team Sperry Top-‐Sider announced a partnership with Oakcliff Sailing of Oyster Bay, N.Y, naming Oakcliff Sailing as an official training center of the team. Through the generous support of Oakcliff founders Hunt and Betsy Lawrence, Oakcliff will...
Oakcliff Sailing in Oyster Bay, New York is excited to announce the addition of Jay Kehoe to its team as Training Program Director. Kehoe will continue to strengthen Oakcliff’s comprehensive training programs, which prepare sailing athletes, Acorns (15-18) and Saplings (18+) for professional careers inside...
Watch the 2012 National Leadership Conference Opening Video, featuring Oakcliff Sailing....
A special thank you to all of the staff and volunteers who busted hump over the past 10 days in preparation and clean up. For those of you further away, I have posted the 'pre-float comments' that I was able to get out to a...
A beautiful Saturday of racing led into a hectic, leave-your-spinnaker ashore Sunday as the Frankenstorm approaches. Congratulations to Chris Poole (sailing with Sapling graduate Solomon Krevans trimming main) for first place, Lance Fraser(sailing with Sapling graduates Chris Kennedy and Max St. Maurice) for 2nd, and...
Every once in a while we let program director out of the office. Here is his report of his time at the US Match Racing Championships hosted Boston Yacht Club in Marblehead MA: Jon Signsen called looking for a bow person for the US Sailing Match...
Oakcliff International Day 4 and Final Results update. New Zealands' Will Tiller Wins Oakcliff International Grade 2 Will Tiller and Team Full Metal Jacket sailed to a decisive win in the final over Krzysztof Rosinski of Poland who ended up second and Nicolai Sehested who came in...
The Match 40′s were pressed to the limit today in 16-22 knots of breeze with gusts up to 33 in Cold Spring Harbor. The breakdown boat crew worked almost as hard as the racers, tending to broken jib sheets, lose keel bolts, broken spinnaker...