Please select your home edition
Edition
Armstrong 728x90 - Wing FG Board Range - TOP

Kingston to welcome more than 160 sailors for Sail Canada 2021 Laser (ILCA) Youth Championships

by Sail Canada 6 Aug 2021 18:17 PDT 9-12 August 2021
Sail Canada's Youth Championships © Luka Bartulovic

Kingston, ON, will play host to approximately over 160 sailors, August 9-12, as they will be taking part in the ILCA 4 (Laser 4.7) and ILCA 6 (Laser Radial) competitions of Sail Canada's 2021 Youth Championships.

Held by CORK, this event will welcome athletes of 19 years old and younger coming from across the country, including from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. They will aim to get a spot and represent Canada at the Youth World Championships to be held in December in Oman.

To ensure the safety of the sailors who will be taking part in the competition, the event will be held in accordance with the public health and social measures that are in place.

Sail Canada Youth Championships usually includes the i420, Club 420, ILCA 4 (Laser 4.7), ILCA 6 (Laser Radial) and 29er classes at one event. But this year, due to Covid restrictions and precautions to be followed, the competition will take place as a series of smaller events.

The Championships for the Club 420 event were held July 26-29. The 29er event will take place August 18-22 in Kingston.

Races for the Youth Championships in the ILCA 4 (Laser 4.7) and ILCA 6 (Laser Radial) classes will start Monday, August 9, and will continue until Thursday, August 12, inclusively.

More info is available through Sail Canada's website at www.sailing.ca/events/2021-sail-canada-youth-championships.

Related Articles

Pat Healy has passed away
Pat Healy had been an International Judge since 1990 and an International Umpire It is with great sadness that Sail Canada shares with the Canadian sailing community the passing of International Sailing Official, Coach, Mentor and Sailor Pat Healy on May 17. Posted today at 11:50 am
Sail Canada announces new coach boat partnership
Aiming to develop a new professional Coach Boat designed for high-performance coaching Sail Canada announces that Canadian Pace Inflatable Boats and Yamaha-Motor Canada will serve as the official Coach Boat and Outboard Motor of the Canadian Sailing Team. Posted on 20 May
Juhasz earns best result at Men's ILCA 7 Worlds
Clara Gravely comes up with a personal best at the Women's ILCA 6 World Championship. James Juhasz from Oakville, ON, was the top Canadian at the 2025 Men's ILCA 7 & Women's ILCA 6 World Championships held May 12-17 in Qingdao, China, as he came in 37th in ILCA 7 and therefore earned the best Canadian result at the event since 2016. Posted on 17 May
Canada at Women ILCA 6 & Men ILCA 7 Worlds Day 4
No race again today, for the fourth day in a row No race again today, for the fourth day in a row . Posted on 15 May
Sail Canada & SailTies extend their partnership
Sailing log application, built for smartphones, designed for the way people go sailing Sail Canada and SailTies are pleased to announce the extension of their partnership started in 2024, as well as the deepening of their relationship. Posted on 14 May
Canada at Women ILCA 6 & Men ILCA 7 Worlds Day 2
No race again today in Qingdao for the second day in a row No race again today, for the second day in a row Posted on 13 May
Canada at Women ILCA 6 & Men ILCA 7 Worlds Day 1
No racing as there wasn't enough wind The highlights of Sail Canada's National Team on DAY 1 of the 2025 Women's ILCA 6 and Men's ILCA 7 World Championships held May 12-17 in Qingdao, CHN. Posted on 12 May
Canadian sailors set for 2025 ILCA 6 & 7 Worlds
The event will be held May 12-17 in Qingdao, China A total of seven Canadian sailors will take part in the 2025 Men's ILCA 7 & Women's ILCA 6 World Championships, to be held May 12-17 in Qingdao, China. Posted on 9 May
Sail Canada appoints new High Performance Director
Anders Gustafsson combines over 25 years of experience in high performance sports Sail Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Anders Gustafsson as its new High Performance Director. Posted on 7 May
Sail Canada awards $80,000 in funding
To 26 clubs and schools as part of "Sailing for All" initiative Sail Canada is pleased to announce that 26-member sailing clubs and schools from across the country have been awarded a combined total of $80,750 as part of Sail Canada's 2025 "Sailing for All" initiative. Posted on 1 May
Rooster 2025Hyde Sails 2024 - One DesignVaikobi 2024 December