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Lo Jun Hao and Marsha Shahrin brought home one gold and one silver respectively at the Pattaya International Windsurfing Championships 2025. The championship, which was also a test event for the 2025 SEA Games, exposed our sailors to competitors not just from Southeast Asia but also other Asian countries like South Korea, Chinese Taipei, and India.

Our sailors came home from the 2024 ILCA Asian Open Championship in Haikou, China, with 11 medals and several commendable finishes. The sailors were pushed beyond their comfort zone, battling winds that ranged from 10 to 18 knots, with gusts occasionally exceeding 20 knots. Besides the weather conditions, some of our sailors also had to contend with a stomach flu.

Our Singaporean sailors, Ethan Chia, Sean Kum, Desiree Lee, Zeph Wan, and Pee Teck Woon lost 2-0 to Spain in the final. The team had started strongly in the opening series. They beat Estonia, Sweden, and Portugal but lost to Spain.

Are you a sailor looking to transition to the ILCA or Techno classes?  Are you a sailor in a school without a sailing CCA?  The Singapore Sailing Federation would like to help you keep sailing.

The Singapore Sailing Federation (SSF) will revise our fees starting 1 January 2025. All registrations before 31 December 2024 will be at the current price, so we encourage you to register to take advantage of this.

We would like to inform all sailors that the Southeast Asian Games policy has been updated as of 1 December 2024.

Calling all sailors in schools with no Sailing CCA! Continue to sail under the guidance of our national coaches and elevate your sailing skills! Come join us for an information session and shape the future of young sailors

The Singapore Sailing Federation is pleased to announce a new Athletes’ Commission that will be chaired by Cheryl Teo. Cheryl will represent Singapore’s sailors and attend the Federation’s Executive Committee meetings. The goal of the Commission is to promote an even stronger line of communication between athletes and the Federation.