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National Sailing Leagues: The National Champions of Season 2019

by SAILING Champions League 7 Oct 2019 20:21 AEDT
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While in some National Sailing Leagues the clubs still give everything to win the title, in other countries the national champions have already been determined.

The top-ranked teams can already look forward to their qualification for the SAILING Champions League 2020. The full list of qualified clubs will follow shortly.

Have a look at the provisional list of the national champions:

Australia: TBD
Austria: Yacht Club Hard
Croatia: TBD
Czech Republic: ICZ RODOP
Denmark: Kongelig Dansk Yachtklub
Estonia: Kalevi Jahtklubi Purjespordikool
Finland: TBD
France: TBD
Germany: TBD
Italy: TBD
Lithuania: TBD
Netherlands: WSV Giesbeek
Norway: Åsgårdstrand Seilforening
Poland: Gizycka Grupa Regatowa
Portugal: Sado Sailing Club
Russia: Akhmat Team
Slovenia: JK Jadro Koper
Sweden: Kungliga Segelsällskapet
Switzerland: Seglervereinigung Kreuzlingen
UK: Grafham Water Sailing Club
USA: TBD

More information at sailing-championsleague.com

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