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Jesse and Zander Kirkland believe their preparations and third party feedback will be enough to blow them over the hump and get them a positive result when the ISAF World Cup of sailing starts in France tomorrow. Preparations have been going well sin...

Bermuda Sailing Association (BSA) president Tim Patton has backed the local contingent competing at the 2011NatWest Island Games to produce the goods when they travel to the Isle of Wight in June. Brett Wright, Rockal Evans, Sarah Lane Adderley and J...

Bermuda brothers Blake and Kyle Burgess helped Christchurch School varsity sailing team win the Spring MASSA District Fleet Racing Championship over the weekend. The championships doubled as a Mallory national qualifier, with the victory guaranteeing...

Four sailors and two officials from Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association left over the weekend yesterday for Algarrobo, Chilewhere they will compete in the 2011 International Optimist Dinghy Association (IODA) South American Championships. Antonio Ba...

Jesse and Zander Kirkland yesterday moved up one place to 52nd position in the standings at the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Palma, Spain. The Bermuda brothers, competing in the 49er class of the Silver Fleet, had finishes of 23, 22 and 35.

Jesse and Zander Kirkland found their form at the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Palma, Spain, moving up to 53rd in yesterday’s standings. The Bermuda brothers, competing in the 49er class of the Silver Fleet, had finishes of 22, 23, 21 and 6 their first ...

Jesse and Zander Kirkland fell to 60th in the standings in the ISAF Sailing World Cup Cup in the 49er class competition in Palma, Spain. The Bermuda duo finished the first race in 31st, before improving to 26th in the second race of the day, and then...

Zander and Jesse Kirkland made a positive start to their ISAF Sailing World Cup Cup in the 49er class competition in Palma, Spain. The duo came 18th in the second regatta of the day, enough to earn three points and sit in 38th position out of 48 sail...