 (Marblehead, MA)- This year the Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead, 
Massachusetts will be hosting the International Women’s Keelboat 
Championship (IWKC) from September 2–7, 2013. Inaugurated in 1985 
sailing J/24s in Newport, RI, the "Women’s Keelboat Champs" quickly 
became the premier women’s sailing event in America and worldwide. Held 
biennially, the event provides women keelboat and offshore sailors 
high-quality racing and an opportunity to compete with top national and 
international sailors. The 15th edition of this Championship will be 
raced in the International J/22 class keelboat, suitable for four-person
 teams.
(Marblehead, MA)- This year the Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead, 
Massachusetts will be hosting the International Women’s Keelboat 
Championship (IWKC) from September 2–7, 2013. Inaugurated in 1985 
sailing J/24s in Newport, RI, the "Women’s Keelboat Champs" quickly 
became the premier women’s sailing event in America and worldwide. Held 
biennially, the event provides women keelboat and offshore sailors 
high-quality racing and an opportunity to compete with top national and 
international sailors. The 15th edition of this Championship will be 
raced in the International J/22 class keelboat, suitable for four-person
 teams. Previous competitors have included Olympic medalists, America’s Cup and 
Volvo Ocean Race veterans, World Champions and US Sailing’s Rolex 
Yachtswomen of the Year, in addition to women of all ages with varying 
levels of racing experience. This event regularly attracts both the 
Who’s Who and the up-and-coming of women’s sailing. Former IWKC 
Champions include Betsy Alison, Sally Barkow, Anna Tunnicliffe, Cory 
Sertl and JJ Fetter.
Previous competitors have included Olympic medalists, America’s Cup and 
Volvo Ocean Race veterans, World Champions and US Sailing’s Rolex 
Yachtswomen of the Year, in addition to women of all ages with varying 
levels of racing experience. This event regularly attracts both the 
Who’s Who and the up-and-coming of women’s sailing. Former IWKC 
Champions include Betsy Alison, Sally Barkow, Anna Tunnicliffe, Cory 
Sertl and JJ Fetter.The regatta does not require qualification for entry, only that each team becomes a member of its country’s national governing authority for sailing. The fee for entries completed by July 15 is $595 USD per boat and includes admission for all social activities for competitors. For more International Women's Keelboat Championship sailing & registration information
 
 
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