About the High School Sailing Program
About the High School Sailing Program
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Augusta Community Sailing’s High School Sailing program offers student-athletes the opportunity to train, race, and compete as part of the SAISA North league. Sailors develop technical skills, teamwork, and leadership through regular practices, regattas, and classroom instruction.
Augusta Community Sailing’s High School Sailing program offers student-athletes the opportunity to train, race, and compete as part of the SAISA North league. Sailors develop technical skills, teamwork, and leadership through regular practices, regattas, and classroom instruction.
Congratulations to Our Graduating Seniors!
Congratulations to Our Graduating Seniors!
This spring, we celebrate three outstanding sailors who are graduating and heading off to college:
Andrew Van Alstine, Clemson
Marco Pryor, Texas A&M
Henry Knox, Georgia Tech
Fair winds to all three as they begin their next chapter. You will always have a home at Augusta Community Sailing/Augusta Sailing Club.
Who Can Participate
Who Can Participate
Open to high school–aged sailors (grades 8-12)
Sailors from participating regional schools
Current partner high school: Aquinas High School
Students participating from other area high schools including Lakeside, Evans, Greenbrier, Harlem and Homeschool.
What Sailors Can Expect
What Sailors Can Expect
On-the-water practices focused on boat handling and race tactics
Classroom sessions covering rules, strategy, and teamwork
Weekend regattas with teams from across SAISA North
Opportunities for leadership and team responsibility
Coaching & Program Leadership
Coaching & Program Leadership
The High School Sailing program is led by experienced coaches, Dan & Kim Bagnoni.
Interested in High School Sailing?
Interested in High School Sailing?
Students or parents can contact us to learn about participation, schedules, and eligibility.
If interested in forming a High School Team, please contact: sailingbagnoni@gmail.com
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