Thank you so much for your generous support in allowing me to travel to Long Island, NY, to compete in the 2022 South Shores Championship. It was my first time sailing with my new crew, Dillon Garcia, so we were still trying to get in sync with each other. After 3 days of racing in intense heat, we finished 10th out of 78 teams, and although I was aiming for better, I know we have the potential to perform well as we still have big room for improvement.

Thank you so much for your support in allowing me to compete at the 2022 C420 North Americans in Canada. This was a super fun experience for me, not only due to it being in Canada, but especially because it was the last event sailing with my brother, Nathan, and after 4 days of racing, we finished 2nd out of 97 teams.

Thank you so much for your generous help which allowed me to compete at the 2022 CJ Buckley Team Race National Championship. This has always been one of my favorite events as I love to team race, and I had an amazing experience in both sailing and meeting college coaches. After 2 days of racing, our team ended up in 10th out of 24 teams.

Thank you, Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation, for supporting our team at the Stockholm International Team Race Regatta hosted by Gamla Stans Yacht Club located in Stockholm, Sweden. Our team consisted of skipper Bill Menninger, Tyler Macdonald, Randall Hause (me), and Rich Gadbois. The other half of our team included skipper Doug Rastello, Brian Bissell, Rob Rader, and Jenn Lancaster.

New England’s was a great experience! This regatta was unusual because there was one large fleet of roughly 75 boats. Typically, there are two, a gold and a silver fleet. The wind was very weird and shifty, but it was a fun experience, and I would love to do it again next year! Thank you to the Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation for supporting me and my crew Dillon Garcia at the C420 New England Championship.

Thank you for your support of the Global Team Race regatta hosted by NYYC in Newport, RI. NHSF support allowed me and 7 other competitors the opportunity to race on an international stage.

Over 3 days of racing, team NHYC sailed in 5-25 kts of wind against teams from all over the world spanning from Australia to Japan.  The team represented Newport Harbor at a high level on and off the water.  At the conclusion of racing, team NHYC earned a record of 23-2 resulting in a first place overall finish.

It was a fun and competitive experience representing NHSF in a prestigious international championship.  The team feels accomplished bringing this global championship back to Newport Harbor Bay!