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Sail America to host June race at College of Charleston

by Sail America on 23 Nov 2013
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Sail America has scheduled a regatta to accompany its fourth biennial Industry Conference, June 9-11, 2014, at the Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. The regatta will be held Monday, June 9, at the College of Charleston.

'The regatta brings an element of fun and friendly competition to the conference,' Sail America Association Manager Peter Durant says. 'It's a great way to start off the event. Everyone loves a regatta!'

Registration for the Sail America Industry Conference Regatta will open this spring. Each boat must have a crew of four. The top three winners will be awarded at Sail America's Industry Dinner on June 10.

Sail America's last regatta in June 2012 hosted twelve teams and four races. The winner in 2012 was Gill North America.

For further details on the regatta and Sail America's Industry Conference, visit Sail America.
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