U.S. Sailing
U.S. Sailing is the national governing body for the sport of sailing in the United States. Founded in 1897, it promotes sailing through education, training, and competition. The organization oversees various sailing events and championships, including the U.S. Sailing Championships and the Olympic Sailing Team.
In addition to organizing competitions, U.S. Sailing provides resources for sailors of all levels, from beginners to experienced racers. It offers programs such as sailing certifications, safety training, and youth sailing initiatives to encourage participation in the sport.