• Sailing Teams Gear Up For Fitness Camp at Olympic Training Center More than 60 members of the USSTAG and USSDT are heading to Colorado Springs, Colo., for a four-day, action-packed training camp at the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) official Olympic Training Center.
• St. Francis Yacht Club Becomes Gold Medal Partner St. Francis Yacht Club is the first yacht club to become a gold medal partner yacht club of the Olympic Sailing Program for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• Interview with USSTAG's Andrew Campbell "Olympic sailing is hard," says the Star sailor, "but when you’re on the water racing, it’s as good as it gets."
• Anna Tunnicliffe, Bora Gulari Honored at US SAILING’s Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Ceremony The awards recipients, chosen for their outstanding on-water sailing accomplishments in 2009, were recognized at the New York Yacht Club.
• Olympic Sailing Chairman Dean Brenner: Formula for Sailing Success USSTAG's athletes are constantly training to step up their game - to sail faster and smarter. What sets apart the best from the rest? Dean Brenner explains.

Andrew Campbell, Star sailor

"Olympic sailing is hard," says US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics' Andrew Campbell. "But when you’re on the water racing, it’s as good as it gets." The challenges haven't deterred Campbell, who last year made the leap from sailing a singlehanded Laser to skippering a Star, a doublehanded Olympic class keelboat. He and his teammate Brad Nichol have shown strong results at some of the top international regattas, including ISAF Sailing World Cup events in Europe and the Star World Championship in Rio. US SAILING caught up with Campbell about the Star’s enormous challenges, his tactical strengths and his renewed Olympic drive for a medal in 2012. Read More