ISSA News

High School Sailing kicks off the Championship sailing season with the Mallory Championship, to be held at Sail Sand Point, Seattle, WA the weekend of May 10-12.  The Mallory Trophy, dedicated in 1930, will determine the best of fleet racing among the 7 Districts represented by 20 schools across the USA.  The best High School sailors will descend upon the Seattle with the racing to be held on Lake Washington.

The following schools have won their District qualifiers to represent their respective Districts at the National Championship:

Northwest (2) – Olympia HS (Olympia, WA), Sehome HS (Bellingham, WA)

Pacific Coast (4) – Point Loma HS (San Diego, CA); Newport Harbor HS (Newport Beach, CA); Corona del Mar HS (Corona del Mar, CA); Palos Verdes HS (Palos Verdes, CA)

New England (3)-The Hotchkiss School (Lakeville, CT); St George’s School (Middletown, RI); Tabor Academy (Marion, MA)

Mid Atlantic (3)- ChristChurch School (Christchurch, VA), Ranney School (Tinton Falls, NJ), Severn School (Severna Park, MD)

South Atlantic (3)- Antilles School (St. Thomas, VI), HB Plant HS (Tampa, FL), Immaculata La Salle HS (Miami, FL)

Midwest (4) – Minnetonka HS (Minnetonka, MN), Orono HS (Long Lake, MN), Walter Payton College Prep HS (Chicago, IL), New Trier HS (Winnetka, IL)

Southeast (1) –Clear Falls HS (League City, TX)

Follow the results at: scores.hssailing.org or on the ISSA facebook page: Interscholastic Sailing Association.

The Baker Championship, emblematic of the top Team Race school, will be held in Portland, Maine hosted by Sail Maine and NESSA, May 24-26.  Several Districts are a still holding qualifiers for the Baker to date.

Pacific Coast: Pt Loma HS (San Diego, CA); Newport Harbor HS (Newport Beach, CA)

Mid-Atlantic: Christchurch School (Christchurch, VA); Mamaroneck HS (Mamaroneck, NY)

Midwest – Grosse Pointe South HS (Grosse Pointe, MI); St. Ignatius College Prep (Chicago, IL)

Southeast: Clear Falls High School (League City, TX)

The Interscholastic Sailing Association is organized to encourage and promote the sport of sailing and sailboat racing among high schools. Organized into 7 Districts, over 500 schools compete annually in events across the country.  ISSA holds annual National championships in singlehanded, double handed and team racing to determine the year’s best sailors while each District holds numerous events throughout the season.  For more information, go to www.hssailing.org or contact the ISSA office at: 619-222-0252