Sail Canada announces the members of the 2019-2020 Canadian Sailing Team and Canadian Sailing Development Squad

2019 2020 Sail Canada Team

May 9, 2019

Based on the current Sail Canada High-Performance Plan and the Podium Pathway, what has been previously known as the National Sailing Team or the Canadian Sailing Team, is now divided into two divisions; The Canadian Sailing Team (“CST”) and The Canadian Sailing Development Squad (“CSDS”).

Sail Canada believes it is important to make a shift from the notion that receiving Sport Canada AAP funding (“carded”) automatically translate to Canadian Sailing Team or National Team status. Through this shift, Sail Canada hopes to better support athletes on both the CST and CSDS at their respective stages as they move through the Podium Pathway.

 

 

The Canadian Sailing Team (National Team)

Sarah Douglas – Toronto, ON – ABYC – Laser Radial
Isabella Bertold – Vancouver, BC – RVYC – Laser Radial
Tom Ramshaw – Toronto, ON – SLYC/ RCYC – Finn
Robert Davis – Kingston, ON – KYC/ RCYC – Laser
Scott Lutes – Montreal, QC – AQVA – RS Venture Connect
John McRoberts – Victoria, BC – RVicYC – RS Venture Connect
Bruce Millar – Victoria, BC – RvicYC – 2.4mR

The Canadian Sailing Development Squad

Luke Ruitenberg – St. Margaret’s Bay, NS – RNSYS – Laser
Fillah Karim – Vancouver, BC – RVYC – Laser
Matti Muru – Toronto, ON – PCYC – Laser
Hugh Macrae – Kingston, ON – KYC – Laser
Kyle Martin – Vancouver, BC – RVYC – Finn
Clara Gravely – Toronto, ON – ABYC – Laser Radial
Coralie Vittecoq – Montreal, QC – HYC – Laser Radial
Maura Dewey – Victoria, BC – RVYC – Laser Radial
Georgia Lewin – Lafrance – Chester, NS – RNSYS – 49erFX
Antonia Lewin – Lafrance – Chester, NS – RNSYS – 49erFX
Ali ten Hove – Kingston, ON – KYC – 49erFX
Mariah Millen – Toronto, ON – RCYC – 49erFX
Evan DePaul – Hamilton, ON – RHYC – 49er
William Jones – Hamilton, ON – RHYC – 49er
Sam Bonin – Toronto, ON – RCYC – 49er
Will Bonin –  Toronto, ON – RCYC – 49er
Ryan Wood – West Vancouver, BC – RVYC – 49er
Andrew Wood – West Vancouver, BC – RVYC – 49er
Justin Barnes – Pickering, ON – RCYC – 49er
Alexander Heinzemann – Delta, BC – RVYC – 49er
Allie Surrette – St Margaret’s Bay, NS – RNSYS – Nacra 17
Max Flinn – Chester, NS – CYC/RNSYS – Nacra 17
Peter Eagar – Toronto, ON – NYC – 2.4mR
Christine Lavallée – Gatineau, QC – NSC – 2.4mR

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