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Sunday, October 04, 2026
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Curtis & Tucker steer to victory in Ace Installers Regatta
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Max Curtis and crew Wesley Tucker continued their fine form on the water, claiming overall honours at the Ace Installers Regatta in St George’s Harbour.
A competitive six-boat fleet took to the start line in the East End, but it was Curtis and Tucker who proved the most consistent performers across four races, securing the regatta title with a low score of four points.
The winning pair set the benchmark early and controlled their positioning throughout the series, recording two race victories alongside a second-place finish and a third to seal top spot on the podium.
Alan Frith and crew Laila Frith mounted a steady challenge to take second place overall on seven points. The Friths displayed impressive resilience across the card, claiming one race victory and backing it up with three third-place finishes to comfortably take the runners-up spot.
Scott Fox and Sarah Frith completed the podium positions in third with eight points. Despite an erratic scorecard that featured a fifth and a sixth, the duo remained in the mix thanks to a race win and a second-place finish.
Ace Installers Regatta Results
04 Max Curtis & Wesley Tucker
07 Alan Frith & Laila Frith
08 Scott Fox & Sarah Frith
08 Greg Wade & Geno Smith
12 Geovanni Hayward & Eli Furbert
16 Anthony Smith & Hong Gao
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Saturday, October 03, 2026
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Ebbin & Tulane battle testing conditions at Danmark Trophy
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Bermudian sailor Christian Ebbin and his Tulane University team-mates sit fifth overall after a challenging opening day of racing at the Danmark Trophy regatta in Connecticut.
Hosted by the United States Coast Guard Academy on the Thames River, the prestigious cross-regional event is being contested across two divisions in Club 420 dinghies.
Competitors faced tricky, unpredictable elements from the outset. Racing got under way in a 5 to 12-knot north-easterly breeze that gradually softened and veered east as the afternoon progressed. Significant wind shifts and patchy, inconsistent pressure across the course made tactical positioning paramount and tested the fleet's patience throughout.
Tulane ended the day firmly in contention among the front-runners, occupying fifth place on the overall leaderboard with a combined tally of 70 points.
Ebbin, helming Tulane's boat in the competitive B Division, sits 12th in his fleet with 44 points after navigating the shifty conditions.
Action concludes on Sunday, with Tulane aiming to climb the standings as the regatta reaches its decider.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2026
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Rodrigues & Vieira help Eckerd to fourth at SAISA Invite
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 Jordan Vieira & Crew IslandStats.com
Challenging conditions dictated the event from the outset, with shifting breezes creating headaches for race officials and competitors alike.
On day one, racing began in light four-to-six-knot winds oscillating between the north-west and east, forcing organisers to call an early lunch break after several aborted attempts to get under way.
The fleet resumed around 1:00pm when the breeze settled into a more consistent five to nine knots out of the south, allowing eight races to be completed before the wind faded late in the afternoon.
Eckerd closed the regatta in fourth position overall on a combined total of 239 points.
Rodrigues produced a consistent display in the A Division alongside Will Alvarado, with the pair finishing fifth on 50 points after registering seven top-10 finishes across the eight contests.
Vieira was equally steady in the B Division, partnering Avery Guck to take sixth place with 53 points, aided by five top-10 finishes.
In the C Division, Wesley Kaser and Lily Tracey handled duties for races one through six before Nic Dowling and Oaklee Burnham took over for the final two races, finishing 18th with 136 points.
Hopes of a second-day charge were dashed. Teams remained on a prolonged wind hold throughout the morning before race officials officially abandoned competition at noon due to persistently unstable conditions.
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Monday, September 28, 2026
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Dias and Tulane secure runner-up finish at Sugar Bowl
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Bermudian sailor Sophia Dias helped Tulane University make a strong start to their 2026-27 home campaign as the Green Wave clinched second place overall at the Sugar Bowl Women's Fleet Races.
In their opening home regatta of the season, Tulane compiled a final tally of 135 points across eight races in three divisions, finishing as runners-up behind regatta winners Stanford.
Dias delivered an impressive showing in the B Division, partnering with crew Caroline Caudron to guide their boat to third place in the division and fifth overall in the fleet with a 45-point total.
The pair showed sharp tactical consistency throughout the weekend, notching three top-four finishes across their eight outings, headlined by an excellent second-place finish in their opening race.
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Sunday, September 27, 2026
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Curtis and Tucker Win Zaniko Hendrickson Memorial Regatta
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Maxwell Curtis and crew Wesley Tucker delivered an imperious sailing display to capture the inaugural Zaniko Hendrickson Memorial Regatta in convincing fashion off the Mid Atlantic Sailboat Club.
Facing a testing fleet across four races, Curtis and Tucker took control from the outset, mastering the waters to record three consecutive race victories and build an unassailable lead. With the title firmly wrapped up in dominant style, the pair elected not to start the final contest of the day.
Greg Wade and crew Geno Smith mounted a spirited challenge to secure runners-up honours with a five-point tally. Wade and Smith claimed a race win of their own, flanked by two second-place finishes and a fourth, to cap a consistent regatta.
The podium was completed by Eli Furbert and crew Sarah Frith, who finished third on seven points. The duo put together a solid series of results, picking up two second-place finishes, a third, and a fourth to round out a fiercely contested regatta held in honour of Hendrickson.
Zaniko Hendrickson Memorial Regatta Results
03 Max Curtis & Wesley Tucker
05 Greg Wade & Geno Smith
07 Eli Furbert & Sarah Frith
10 Quinton Simons & Zane Hendrickson
12 Geovanni Hayward & Mickia Brangman
15 Sivaja Perinchief & JaVaughn Ible
24 Anthony Smith & Hong Gao
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