Links to Youth Sailing Resources

 

Youth Sailing & Racing

Northwest Youth Racing Circuit (NWYRC)
Once your sailor becomes obsessed with sailing they'll want to do it year round. NWYRC is the place to get started. The youth circuit is most active in summer and one usually needs to provide their own boat, however if your sailor stays involved with the OYC they can use our boats at events.

The Sailing Foundation
A local NW non-profit dedicated to advancing the sport of sailing especially among youth. Many of our events are sponsored or supported by the Sailing Foundation. They also provide scholarships that can be used for classes or race team dues.

 

General Sailing

US Sailing
US Sailing is the umbrella organization for all sailing clubs, schools, sailors, events and more in the USA. One must be a US Sailing member to sail in Youth Circuit events or become a US Sailing Certified Level 1 instructor.

Sail 1 Design
The Craigslist of sailing in the US. Boats for sail. Jobs. Careers. News.

High School Sailing

Northwest Interscholastic Sailing Association (NWISA)
NWISA is one of 7 high school sailing districts. OYC HS Sailing competes in NWISA. This page is your go to for anything about our district!

Note: the NWISA Calendar for regattas and events may have regattas/events that our team calendar does not. Our team calendar only includes regattas that we are planning on attending. If you see an event on the NWISA calendar you'd like to attend, but isn't on the Team's, contact the coach.

Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA)
The ISSA is the body that governs all 7 High School sailing districts. This is a great resource for any general HS Sailing information.

 

Sailing Stores

West Coast Sailing
Based in Portland OR, West Coast Sailing is a dinghy specific sailing company who sell apparel and new and used dinghy sailboats.

Fisheries Supply (Seattle, WA)
Fisheries Supply isn't dinghy only, however they have a great sailing gear/apparel department and general sailboat hardware.

West Marine
West Marine is akin to a supermarket in terms of their sailing gear and dinghy selection, a good place to get started, but better deals may be had online.