The 128-year history of Australia’s 18 Footers is famous for having generations of a family competing over many years. Occasionally, even two generations are competing together
Since the first recorded 18 Footer races on Sydney Harbour in 1892, the boats were individually owned by wealthy or even struggling owner/skippers and were
From the moment James Joseph Giltinan conceived the idea of having a World 18 Footer Championship, and the Australian 18 Footers League conducted the first
The Oak Double Bay-4 Pines 18ft Skiff team of Aron Everett, Courtney Mahar and Charlie Gundy are not only the big improvers in the Australian
When the Australian 18 Footers League’s 2019-2020 Season resumes racing on Sunday, January 12, it will be 35 years since the club celebrated its 50th Anniversary
The Winning Group 18ft Skiff team has set the standard with its domination of the first two races of the NSW 18ft Skiff Championship, presently
Sean Langman, one of Australia’s best-known and most versatile sailors, has set himself for another wide-ranging program in the 2019-2020 Australian summer with a season
Jack Sprague was a Laser class sailor, who had a stint on a 16ft Skiff out of Manly, but once he had tasted sailing on
NOAKES BLUE BECOMES SEAN LANGMAN’S LATEST TEAM IN THE 18s When Yvette Heritage and her Noakes Blue 18ft Skiff team line up next Sunday (October
On Sunday (21st October), the Australian 18 Footers League will stage the Alf Beashel Memorial Trophy race on Sydney Harbour. The annual race for the
