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Another successful day of racing in Cartagena, Colombia, winds ranging 6-12 with a 1.5 knot current and a slight chop. The 36 competitors from 8 different countries changed places throughout all three races, but yesterday's top three remained the same: Angelo Giuria of Peru in 1st, Andres...

With 36 competitors from 8 different countries competing in the 2016 Youth Worlds in Cartagena, Colombia, the three races on Day One went off without a hitch. Angelo Giuria of Peru leads after three races. Andres Boccalandro of Venezuela is second, and Francesca Balta of Peru is third.

With 20 races under their belts, these champions competed hard in sometimes challenging conditions. Paul-Jon Patin, the International Sunfish Class Association President for the last 6 years and also a national winner in the JY15 Class, managed to maintain his first place status throughout the...

The Championship of Champions winners will be revealed today! Four races will be sailed with no starts after 12 noon. Awards at 2-ish. Top 3 winners to be awarded trophies. First place winner will also receive the Jack Brown Perpetual Trophy. Jack Brown served as judge, regatta organizer and...

After 2 days of racing, the results of the 16th race didn't change the overall Top Ten but did post a bullet for Eugene Schmitt, 2nd Stephan Baker (Youth), 3rd Blaire McCarthy (Youth), 4th Greg Gust, 5th McCaffrey. Overall finishes after two days of racing are: 1 Patin; 2 Gust; 3 Schmitt; 4...

Well, there's nothing boring about who's sailing well in what race ... everyone is getting to show what champions they really are! Race 12 Top 5 finishes: 1 Kaukeinen; 2 Gust; 3 Marwell (Youth); 4 Chapman; 5 Koehler. Overall results after 12 races: 1 Patin; 2 Gust; 3 Schmitt; 4 Kaukeinen; 5...

Noting some impressive place finishes in Race 11 only (which didn't change the Top 5 finishes after 10 races (posted earlier)). But with two Youths placing in the Top 5 in Race 11 and our own U.S. Sunfish Class Association President getting a bullet, well ... 1) Chapman; 2) Patin; 3) McCarthy...

With Eduardo Cordero having to withdraw due to an elbow injury, change of place finishes in the top five has started. 1 Patin; 2 Gust; 3 Schmitt; 4 Chapman; 5 Doug Kaukeinen; 6 Spencer (Youth); 7 Koehler; 8 McCaffrey; 9 Fisher; 10 McCarthy (Youth); 11 Cordero; 12 Allen; 13 Boll; 14 Marwell...

Eduardo Cordero has had to withdraw from the competition due to an elbow injury. The 18 remaining competitors which includes 4 youth sailors -- Stephan Baker, Blaire McCarthy, Christian Spencer and Nicholas Marwell -- have started Day 2's racing. Results will be posted as soon as they become...

After 7 races on Day One, Paul-Jon Patin continues to place in the Top Three to hold 1st place. Not far behind, however, is Greg Gust in 2nd place moving up fast. The competition is heating up, and Day Two's racing will be very exciting! Day One Results for 7 Races: 1 Patin; 2 Gust; 3 Schmitt...

1) Patin, 2 Schmitt, 3 Gust; 4 Cordero; 5 Kaukeinen; 6 Spencer; 7 McCaffrey; 8 Chapman; 9 Koehler; 10 Boll; 11 McCarthy; 12 Marwell; 13 Fisher; 14 Allen; 15 Freund; 16 Abelin; 17 Baker; 18 Ruppen; 19 Montano. Go to US SAILING'S Championship of Champions website page to watch for results updated...

Full results now available at USSAILING website: US Sailing's 2016 Championship of Champions - Series Standing 1. Patin; 2. Kaukeinen; 3. Schmitt; 4. Cordero; 5. Chapman; 6. Boll; 7. Gust; 8. Freund; 9. Fisher; 10. Marwell; 11. Ruppen; 12. Spencer; 13. MCarthy; 14. Allen; 15. McCaffrey; 16...

Race 1 completed. Results not yet posted. Winds gusting to 25+; all boats sent in after R-1. Racing to begin again at noon when winds are predicted to die down.

Oct. 6-9, Lake Bluff YC, Lake Bluff, IL, 21 competitors -- Sail fast; sail safe Sunfish sailors!