UW Sailing Team

A big thank you to for hosting another fun year at the Jeff Mixdorf team racing regatta! 🎆🎆 It was great to get some races off with great friends even though the weather varied quite a bit throughout the regatta.

Conditions on the first day were steady in the morning with some moderate puffs. Then in the middle of the day we experienced a 180 degree shift with heavier wind, and at the end of the day the wind died out. ⛵️ Today, we had a bit of rain and some heavy wind that built throughout, with RC calling some puffs above 30kts.

Awesome to see too! Looking forward to the next regatta 💛☔️💜

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Last weekend, Stanford hosted a combined division non-rotational event, racing both Bryson Women’s and Top 9 regattas concurrently. Huskies placed sixth for Bryson Women’s and eighth in Top 9. Thanks to everyone who made this race possible!!

On the first day it was super shifty, with medium easterly wind that died around noon and then came back from the south with some good races near the end of the day. On Sunday, the wind was consistently shifty, puffy, and built up throughout races with gusts in the 20s.

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First women’s regatta of 2026 at and right after National Women in Sports Day 🎇🙈🤗⛵️

The vibes at the Husky Women’s Regatta were awesome despite rainy weather on day 1 and ending early on day 2 due to light conditions. It was great to race against familiar teams as well as and 💫

In this non-rotational regatta we were excited to race two boats each from Husky Women’s 1 and Husky Women’s 2! Also happy to report that both teams got 🏆🏆 first place at the regatta!!

Thank you for hosting the Northwest Clinic this weekend! Our sailors went up to Bellingham where the conditions were light on Saturday and the wind picked up a bit more today. While the weather was a bit frosty, it was great to see our WWU friends in the new year!

We practiced fleet racing with Sarah Hanavan and Tyler Nolasco on the first day, then team racing on Sunday with Fritz Lanzinger and Nolasco. And a big thank you to the coaching staff for their time and expertise!!

A late post but nonetheless great regatta to kick off the new year! Our Husky Sailors went down to Santa Barbara for the Rosebowl on the weekend of 1/3. The conditions were rainy with strong wind on the first day and slightly lighter wind on the second day.

We got the opportunity to race against the top college teams in the US, including some from the east coast! Thank you for hosting and so glad we got some good races in.

‼️ HSF NEWS‼️

Please read if you have a minute, it’s short and worth it!

As we gear up for the annual Husky Sailing Team Auction on January 31, 2026, we are excited to share an additional way you can support our foundation beyond auction night.

From February 1st through February 8th, our partners at North Sails Seattle are generously giving back to the Husky Sailing Foundation. When supporters purchase a sail from North Sails Seattle or bring in a sail for service work during this period, 5% of the retail price of the sail or cost of service will be donated to the Husky Sailing Foundation.

This promotion offers a direct way to support the Husky Sailing Foundation while investing in high-quality sails from a trusted local sail loft. If you have been considering new sails for this upcoming season, this is the perfect time to do so while making a meaningful impact.

Terms & Conditions:
• Deposit must be put in between February 1st and 8th.
• Payment must be made by check or bank transfer. No credit cards or online payments.
• Promotion applies to sails only. Does not apply to furlers, standing rigging, custom battens, or any miscellaneous external hardware.

We are grateful to North Sails Seattle for their generosity and to the Husky Sailing community for supporting our mission in so many meaningful ways. We look forward to celebrating with you at the auction on January 31st!

It’s that time of year again. Join us for our annual Husky Sailing Auction featuring exclusive auction items and this years 3 key speakers. To buy tickets and see the list of items that could be yours, go to the link in our bio.

Last weekend, Huskies went down to UCSB’s venue for Fall PCCSC Championships. While the weather was wet with light conditions, spirits were light as we reunited with most of the teams in the conference.

Additionally we got some great races out and qualified for the Rose Bowl! A big thank you to everyone who made it happen and thank you for making it possible.

This past weekend Junior and co-captain Sammy Farkas, raced at ICSA Singlehanded Nationals in Virginia hosted by .

In light and shifty conditions, we’re so proud of Farkas for representing the University of Washington with her skills and Husky attitude! Congratulations to all the sailors and thank you to everyone who made the event possible.

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Thank you for a fun weekend! Our team went up for their annual Frosh-Soph Regatta and although the wind was too light for racing, it was great to see all our friends from other teams in Bellingham.

Thanks to everyone for some great racing ⛵️ at North-North Regatta! The first day had varied weather with heavy winds and rain in the morning, but light conditions in the afternoon. Then on the second day, the conditions were more stable. Happy Halloweekend 🎃🎃

Thank you for hosting Top 9 Regatta, we had a great time this weekend! The Husky Women’s team got 4th behind Stanford, Hawaii, and UCSB. While in the open category, our team placed 8th.

As for the conditions, it was shifty and puffy both days. On the first day it was between 0-12 knots while on the second, we saw 0-20 with huge puffs rolling down the course.

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