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In 2010

  • Boat Show: The Denver Boat Show returns to the Denver Convention Center, January 15th-17th, 2010. SAIL and a number of sailing clubs will be present. See the official Boat Show website for cool features.
  • Pay your SAIL dues; re-join for year: SAIL memberships are valid only for a calendar year. If you haven't paid your dues this year, you're not a member now. Adults, go here to see a printable membership form which you can fill out and mail in with your check. Juniors, your form is here. Membership in SAIL helps the sport of sailing in the Rocky Mountain region and gives you individual benefits too. SAIL's only revenue stream is membership dues.
  • Click here to view the constantly-updated version of this page.
  • Current Memberships: & PHRF Applications available Click here for membership, and here for PHRF. .






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A Magic sailing
day



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Spinnaker parade

Sailing at Ruedi Reservoir in Aspen Open
Ruedi Reservoir
sailing
  • Sailing Instructor Course: SAIL's  US SAILING Level 1 Sailing Instructor Course on Cherry Creek at the end of May. Seven candidates took the 2009 course; 7 graduated. Look for the course again in May  2010.
     
  • SAIL's Safety Program: SAIL has developed a "Sailing Safety" program, specifically targeted to sailors. It is being offered to member clubs at no to minimal cost. (Sail has invested in the development costs & will pay the instructor.) E-mail Commodore Ross for more information & to schedule a date for your club at your lake.
  • Scuttlebutt:  Check out the Scuttlebutt link. for your daily digest of sailing news from around the world updated daily.

Dillon Open
Lake Dillon, by Kristin Skvorc & courtesy of Summit Daily News



Frank Keesling & Robin Jackson winning Fireball Nationals

Our Mission:

To promote the sport of Sailing in the Rocky Mountain Area and encourage excellence in it. To represent US Sailing and to participate in US Sailing's annual National Championship by organizing Area championships and by ensuring excellence in race management and judging.

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Pram racing,
Cherry Creek

Our Profile

S.A.I.L is the regional sailing association for Colorado, New Mexico, western Nebraska and Wyoming . Strictly a volunteer operation, it is a 503c Colorado "Not for Profit" organization. Officers and volunteers receive no compensation other than good will and the satisfaction of helping the sport..

S.A.I.L. was formed in 1972 to provide a communication route with Colorado State Parks to help facilitate sailing clubs to organize sailing and sail racing events within the state.  Its role has broadened to include coordinating sailing event schedules & education & training.  It promotes & provides programs to promote & improve sailing in the greater Rocky Mountain region.

S.A.I.L. provides representation to sailors, clubs & fleets in its region  within US Sailing, the National Governing Body for the sport of Sailing.  It provides services to promote and encourage excellence in sailing.

SAIL works to promote and improve the sport of sailing.  Annual race management seminars upgrade the quality of racing. A series of four monthly seminars  in the winter and spring help sailors stay abreast of developments and improve their knowledge & skills.

S.A.I.L., along with

make up Area F of US Sailing   See also [Area & Region]

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Boys &Toys, Denver Boat Show Jan 2005







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Rigging up at
Cherry Creek

 

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