Rogers/Parkin Sailing - Wack

Solid first day of the junior worlds here in Enoshima, Japan. Currently sitting in 5th and ready for day 2!!!

It’s great to have our team back racing in Santander, Spain! This week the World Sailing World Cup Finals are on tap, and we have a bunch of American boats competing!

US Sailing Team: Day 2 Results
- Men's Laser: 2nd overall, Charlie Buckingham
- Men's 470: 5th overall, Stu McNay and David Hughes - mcnay/hughes
- Men's 470: 13th overall, Wiley Rogers and Jack Parkin - Rogers/Parkin Sailing - Wack

Other US teams:
- Men's Laser: 12th overall, Chris Barnard Sailing
- Men's 49er: 14th overall, Andrew Mollerus and Matthew Mollerus
- Women's Laser Radial: 20th overall, Haddon Hughes

WATCH the Live Medal Races on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June via World Sailing’s Facebook and Youtube channels.

Pictured: Wiley Rogers and Jack Parkin power past the weather mark in Santander. Sailing Energy

Just finished up the Trofeo S.A.R. Princesa Sofia regatta here in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Not our best event, but many learning lessons taken away from the event. Ended up 26th overall. Although we did not have the event we were hoping for we are very happy with the positives we took away from the event and are ready for SWC Hyeres in a couple weeks!
-Wack

Super excited to officially be named to the 2017 US Sailing team roster!

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Excited to come back with great news for the month of January! To kick off the racing we had the 470 North Americans where we had some good moments, but learned so much and ended up 8th. Next, we ended January with the Sailing World Cup Miami, which marked the start of this next quad. We were super excited to take many of the learned lessons into the regatta and put together a solid event! We were super excited to qualify for our first medal race! With pulling out a 3rd place in the medal race we were able to pass one boat in the overall rankings and improve our position in the regatta to 6th. It has been a super efficient and effective month for us and looking forward to our next training camp in Miami in a week! More to come.
-Wack

After a very successful regatta at the Youth World Championship, where we manage to uphold the legacy by bringing the trophy back home to the US, we have now permanently moved into the 470. This weekend is the 470 North Americans and the week after is Miami World Cup. These promise to be some great regattas with some great competition. Team Wack would like to thank everyone for their ongoing support.

Love, Team Wack

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After a first day of no racing, 3 and half days of light air, and some wind at the end we finished 2nd at the Worlds for the second year in a row, the first under 18 team. Although we were hoping for a better result, we are extremely happy with our finish, especially after coming back from our 11th position on Day 4. A great experience in Italy with some extremely competitive racing and many new friends. Next we have the US Youth Championship in San Diego, which is the qualifier for the ISAF youth worlds. Looks like another light venue, but super pumped. Till next time...

Team Wack