With Discover Sailing Month fast approaching this November, now is the perfect time to get your Discover Sailing Day live on the Discover Sailing website.
With Discover Sailing Month set to return this November, now is the time for clubs and Discover Sailing Centres to start planning their Discover Sailing Day events.
Sail Our Way continues this July with clubs around the country delivering programs that support women and girls to build on their existing skills, gain valuable on-water experience and enjoy being part of an inclusive sailing community.
Planning a women and girls-focused Discover Sailing Day? Join our upcoming SheSails Marketing Webinar to learn practical strategies to attract more women and girls to your event and access free resources to help maximise participation.
Australian Sailing has opened Expressions of Interest for the Women, Girls and Youth Officials' Mentor Program for the 2026–2027 season.
The program is part of Australian Sailing's Instructor, Coach and Official Development Strategy, and reflects Focus Area 1 of that strategy — Put People First — which recognises that developing people is central to growing a strong officiating community.
More than 120 sailors, volunteers, coaches, officials and supporters gathered at Middle Harbour Yacht Club for Australian Sailing’s SheSails Pathways & Networking Event.
Australian Sailing is thrilled to announce that 54 Sailing Clubs and Class Associations across Australia have been successful in receiving a Round 2 Sail Our Way grant, continuing the momentum to grow women’s and girls’ participation in sailing nationwide.
With a warm, sunny afternoon and light to moderate offshore winds, 70 participants across 11 boats enjoyed a beautiful two-hour sail. One participant shared, “It was the perfect introduction—relaxed, welcoming and such a stunning day on the water.”
Port Phillip Women’s Championship Series (PPWCS) 2025-26 Race Day 4 hosted by Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron on Sunday 19 April 2026 showcased their annual signature female helm Jennifer Goldsmith Trophy event. Autumnal weather challenged the fleet......
May brings a strong focus on skill development, confidence building, and connecting women and girls across the sailing community. With a mix of coaching programs, regattas, and pathway events, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved, improve your sailing, and meet like-minded female sailors this month.
Australian Sailing has announced the opening of Round 3 of the RS Feva Women and Girls Participation Project, continuing efforts to increase participation and strengthen pathways for women and girls in sailing.
The BYS Women’s Sportsboat Regatta continues to demonstrate the growing strength, depth and leadership of female sailors in Australia’s competitive racing scene.
Royal Yacht Club of Victoria (RYCV) hosted their club signature female helm race, the Val Hodge Trophy incorporating Race Day 3 of the Port Phillip Women’s Championship Series (PPWCS) 2025-26.
Fremantle Sailing Club has officially released the Notice of Race for the 2026 Australian Women’s Match Racing Championship, with requests for invitations now open for teams wishing to compete in this year’s national event.
Sandringham Yacht Club staged their annual WISC (Women in Sailing Challenge) regatta on Sunday 1 March for their two race short course racing division which included hosting Race Day 2 of the Port Phillip Women’s Championship Series (PPWCS) attracting boats from other clubs