All news for category: SCL Asia Pacific

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania has claimed the ‘best sailing club’ crown, their exemplary crew work in gusty westerlies and ability to strategise under…

Ten sailing teams from around Australia enjoyed a late burst of summer as part of a huge weekend of watersports hosted by the City of…

SAILING Champions League Asia Pacific organisers today made the exciting announcement that the final of the current season will be built into Newcastle’s annual SailFest…

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT) has emerged victorious at the first event of the 2021 SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific season with…

SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific organisers have partnered with Mornington Yacht Club (MYC) as the official host club of the 2021 SCL – AP:…

SAILING Champions League: Asia Pacificcorganisers are delighted to announce the 2021 season format and a raft of changes to simplify the competition and bring gender…

Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club’s team, skippered by talented offshore yachtsman Joe de Kock, leaned on teamwork and plenty of experience to post eight firsts and…

The Notice of Race for all three remaining 2020 SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific events are now online. These events are: SCL-Asia Pacific: Qualifier…

Tasmania dominated the SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific Southern Qualifier, the state’s two heavyweight teams making the four-boat final and finishing first and second…

Teams from three southern states will take to Corio Bay for the SAILING Champions League –Asia Pacific Southern Qualifier January 25 – 27 as part…