This July 27–30 I competed in the 2026 Junior Sabot National Championship at Mission Bay Yacht Club.  I am excited to share that I finished third in the Bronze fleet. During the fleet selection round, I narrowly missed the silver cutoff.  I was placed in the Bronze fleet, and from there my goal was simple: sail consistently, get good starts, and fight for every boat on the racecourse.

Thank you so much to the Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation for supporting me at Jr. Sabot Nationals at Mission Bay this summer! Mission Bay is one of my favorite places to sail, and I was excited to compete for the championship alongside my teammates.

Thank you to the Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation for supporting me at the Jr. Sabot Nationals in Mission Bay this summer. I really appreciate your generosity and the opportunity to compete against some of the best sailors while representing Newport Harbor Yacht Club.

Thank you so much for all of your funding help for my trip to CJ Buckley. Below is my report and photos from the regatta. This was an incredible regatta. We fought hard against some fierce competitors and were in the fight for most of the regatta. Kingston Keyoung (my skipper) and I flew out early to practice with the rest of our team at Tom's River Yacht Club, the coaching was invaluable and the conditions were mixed with light to medium breeze, rain and heat.

On July 20, I flew out to Port Credit, Canada to compete in the 2026 C420 Open North Americans. This was the biggest event I had ever sailed, with nearly 180 boats, and it was my first time sailing internationally.