| USA Claims Two Sailing Gold Medals at Pan Am Games |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(13-8-2003) Pan American Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - It all started with USA's 2003 Pan American Team-Sailing garnering an overwhelming amount of attention. In an unprecedented move, team captains from each of the Pan Am Games' 36 sports voted to have sailing's boatwright Carl Eichenlaub (San Diego, Calif.) carry the flag for the U.S. delegation during the Opening Ceremony's Parade of Athletes. |
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| J/24 Team Claims USA's Second Gold Medal at Pan Am Games Sailing Event |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(10-8-2003) Pan American Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - The U.S.A. won its second sailing
gold medal today after its J/24 team won the first of two final races at the
Pan Am Games, edging out their last-threat -- Brazil -- to do so. Skipper
Tim Healy (Newport, R.I.) and crew Nick Judson (Nantucket, Mass.), Gordon
Borges (Newport, R.I.) and Davenport Crocker (Cohasset, Mass.) are part of
the U.S.A.'s 13-member Pan American Games Team-Sailing, which wrapped up
competition today in Santo Domingo. |
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| Mistral and J/24 Teams Shine at Pan Am Games |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(8-8-2003) Pan American Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - Back on Andres Bay today after
yesterday’s break in the Pan Am Games action, the J/24 team -- Tim Healy
(Newport, R.I.) with crew Nick Judson (Nantucket, Mass.), Gordon Borges
(Newport, R.I.) and Davenport Crocker (Cohasset, Mass.) -- posted a 2-1 to
get to the top of the scoreboard and put their closest competitor, Brazil, a
point behind them in the overall standings. |
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| Sailors mark halfway point |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(6-8-2003) Pan American Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - After two races today, sailors at the
Pan Am Games reached the regatta halfway mark and were allowed to discard
their worst race in a six-race scoreline. |
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| Sailors Ready to Rumble at Pan Am Games |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(4-8-2003) Pan Am Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - After three days of measurement and a practice race, 13 athletes on the U.S.A.'s Pan Am Games Team-Sailing are set to begin racing. US SAILING's Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC) has sent a full team to compete in the Pan Am Games' seven sailing classes (eight disciplines that mirror those found in the Olympics). |
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| U.S.A.`s Sailors Off to Solid Start at Pan Am Games |
| SANTA DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC-(4-8-2003) Pan Am Games |
| Santa Domingo, Dom. Republic - The USA's 13-member Pan Am Games
Team-Sailing positioned themselves solidly during today's two opening-day
races on Andreas Bay. Staged at Santo Domingo's Club Nautico, the Pan Am
Games sailing competition is hosting a total of 114 sailors from 17
countries, sailing in seven classes (eight disciplines). |
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| Butler Elected Captain of U.S.A.`s Pan Am Games Team-Sailing |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I. USA-(31-7-2003) US Sailing - Pan American Games |
| Portsmouth, R.I. USA - Sailing’s wizard of boat repair, Carl
Eichenlaub (San Diego, Calif.), will have a prominent role in the opening
ceremonies of the XIV Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican
Republic. |
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| 2003 Pan American Team-sailing finalized |
| TSMOUTH, R.I.-(19-5-2003) 2003 Pan American Games |
| TSMOUTH, R.I. - The Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC) of US
SAILING, national governing body for the sport, has named the final members
of its 2003 Pan American Games Team-Sailing. Pending approval from the U.S. |
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| Volunteer coach sought for USA's Pan American Games |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I., USA-(4-4-2003) US Sailing - Pan American Games |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I., USA - The Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC) of
US SAILING, national governing body for the sport, is looking for a
volunteer coach to support the athletes it will send to the XIV Pan American
Games, scheduled for August 1-17, 2003, in Santo Domingo, Dominican
Republic. |
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| US Sailing`s boardsailors named to 2003 Pan American Team |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I-(8-11-2002) US Sailing Team |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I - The Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC)
of US SAILING, national governing body for the sport, has named Peter Wells
(Newport Beach, Calif.) and Lanee Butler (Aliso Viejo, Calif.) as members of
its 2003 Pan American Games Team. |
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| US Sailing`s first athletes named to 2003 Pan Am Games team in Hobie 16 and Lightning classes |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I-(1-11-2002) US Sailing - 2003 Pan Am Games |
| PORTSMOUTH, R.I - The Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC)
of US SAILING, national governing body for the sport, has named the first
members of it’s 2003 Pan American Games Team. |
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