Sailing Shorts: Peter Eagar wins | RVanYC Championship | Dalhousie wins CICSA

November 5, 2026

Peter Eagar wins silver medal at the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships

2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championship, Portimão, Portugal, Vela Solidária

Canadian Sailing Team member Peter Eagar won a silver medal at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships, held October 5-10 in Portimão, Portugal. Eagar took the second position out of nine participants in the Para Division in the Para Inclusive One Person Technical Championship. He finished in fifth position overall out of 14 participants in this championship. Details 

RVanYC Championship of Champions

Nine boats took part in the Championship of Champions held October 24-25 at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. The team including Richard Clarke, Alec Coleman and Jack Porter took the first position, followed by a team from USA (Dalton Bergan, Jen Glass and Dan Kaseler), and the team of Luke Ramsay, Annie Haeger and Ben Remocker. Many other current and past Canadian Sailing Team members took part in the event, also including Georgia Lewin-LaFrance, Kyle Martin and Arie Moffat. Results 

Dalhousie wins CICSA Match Race National Championship

Dalhousie University took the first position out of 10 teams at the CICSA Match Race National Championship held October 17-18 at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The University of Ottawa and the University of Toronto respectively took the second and third positions.  Details 

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