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Gary Jobson Jack Gierhart Dear Member, We are grateful for your membership and we hope the 2010 Annual Report will demonstrate the positive impact your membership is having across the organization and the sport we love. Among other accomplishments, we finished 2010 in solid financial condition and expanded our member base. We continued to grow the annual fund thanks to our generous donors. We enhanced our website, expanded services for our organizational members, strengthened our training and race official programs, and added support for the one design and offshore sailor. Programs for community , disadvantaged youth and disabled sailors also continued to grow. 2010 was a year of investment in our Olympic program and it continues to track toward a quadrennial financial surplus. While US SAILING has a proud history of supporting sailors and the sport, today our focus is on the future. We live in a fast changing world with increasing competition for our time and resources. Not only are sailors feeling the pressure, but so are the volunteers within US SAILING and local sailing organizations across the country that are leading junior programs, organizing regattas, officiating races, hearing protests, raising money and driving all the activities that go into running our sport. At US SAILING we must continually adapt, evolve and challenge the status quo to support the 21st century sailor. How will we do it? By expanding resources and support for local clubs, centers, and associations so they can prosper and serve their members better. As an example of this commitment, we just concluded the inaugural Yacht Club Summit where nearly 400 local and national sailing leaders from 200 organizations gathered to share ideas and best practices. We are also modernizing our programs and taking advantage of technology to become more efficient and deliver new services to our members. From online learning and new data management tools and services for all the handicap rating systems, to updated training certification materials, race official testing and print-on-demand products, we are focused on enabling sailors and volunteers to do more with less. Stay tuned as these and other initiatives come online. You may also want to keep an eye on the US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics as our athletes compete in the most critical year of the quad to win an Olympic or Paralympic berth. Finally, remember the most important thing about sailing is having fun, and we hope the winds bring you plenty of it in 2011. From the board of directors, volunteers and staff, we are honored to serve you and are grateful for your ongoing confidence and support. We look forward to seeing you on the water.

Sincerely,

Gary Jobson Jack Gierhart President Executive Director JOIN US SAILING Leadership Our Mission: Leadership, Integrity and Advancement for the Sport of Sailing

US SAILING is the national governing body for the sport of sailing in the United States. As a member-based, non-profit organization, US SAILING accomplishes its mission through the support of volunteers, local sailing organizations, and a professional staff.

Integrity Advancement

RACE ADMINISTRATION TRAINING PROGRAMS & CERTIFICATIONS 1,250 Race Officials ensure fairness Safety, fun and excellence in boating education and quality of racing • Certify 5,000+ instructors who teach approximately Former US SAILING President Jim Muldoon (left) • Administer the Racing Rules 200,000 students how to sail is awarded the Nathanael G. Herreshoff Trophy for • Guarantee every sailor due process and promote • Relaunched online “Where to Sail” database outstanding contribution to the sport of sailing. listing over 9,300 sailing organizations fair racing Jim was also awarded the Timothea Larr Award for • Train Race Officials • Host National Sailing Programs and One-Design advancement of sailor education and training. Symposiums • Hear and decide appeals • Establish curriculum standards and program OFFSHORE guidelines “While US SAILING is preserving its Ensure safe and fair offshore racing NATIONAL COMPETITION successes of the past, the organization • ORR and IRC rating systems A competitive path promoting sportsmanship and excellence is now entering into a new decade – with • PHRF and Portsmouth Yardstick handicap systems • Sanction 25 USA Junior Olympic Sailing Festivals the seeds of leadership, inclusion and • PHRF fleet management services with over 4,000 junior sailors excellence beginning to sprout. As a • Safety-at-Sea standards and education • Hosted 15 Championships with approximately Paralympian, a volunteer and a member, I • Hanson Rescue Medals 1,200 competitors am fortunate to be part of this extraordinary

• Race optimization packages OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC PROGRAM era. Experiencing and witnessing this new dawn at US SAILING, I am very proud to be Identify, train and support Olympic and Paralympic GOVERNMENT REGULATION hopefuls to represent the United States in a member of our national governing body international competition Represent sailors’ interests at the national level and urge anyone interested in advancing • Hosted US SAILING’s Rolex Miami OCR event with the sport of sailing to get on board!” • Safety standards nearly 716 athletes from 53 countries • Water access - Paul Callahan, Paralympian, CEO, Sail To Prevail US SAILING PUBLICATIONS • Environmental regulation Setting the standards for sailors to achieve their aspirations www.ussailing.org “As an avid racer and regatta organizer, the quality of race officials can change Race Administration my sailing experience significantly. I can never thank a US SAILING Race Official enough for what they do for the sport.” - Mary Ann Ward, Coco Beach, FL

CERTIFIED RACE OFFICIALS RACE ADMINISTRATION Each year, US SAILING trains Race Officers, Judges, Providing a level playing field for our sport has and Umpires to ensure a level playing field for always been a top priority for US SAILING. US competitors. These race officials ensure a square SAILING is committed to making the sport more starting line and fair racing. US SAILING develops transparent by overseeing the racing rules in the and certifies race officials in the following categories: United States, training race officials, recognizing outstanding achievement by race officials and providing publications that help streamline training.

THE RACING RULES OF SAILING US SAILING publishes and distributes The Racing Rules of Sailing in the United States. The rules ensure that there is a level playing field for all sailors participating in racing at any level in the U.S. The Racing Rules of Sailing is produced after review of the previous rulebook by the International Sailing Federation (ISAF). In addition to the ISAF rules, ANIMATED HANDY GUIDE FOR THE RACING 2010 2009 2008 this rulebook contains prescriptions adopted by RULES OF SAILING Senior Judges 182 175 151 US SAILING for events held in the United States. The Animated Handy Guide to the Racing Rules is A number of educational materials on the rules for a helpful addition to the printed Handy Guide. This Judges 161 150 132 both beginner and expert sailors are published by video presentation can be found on the US SAILING National Race Officers 35 35 32 US SAILING. website. US SAILING also publishes an iPhone and Regional Race Officers 109 118 99 Android application for the Racing Rules of Sailing Club Race Officers 724 758 611 and other publications such as the Appeals and Race Management Handbook. Umpires 60 51 42

Total US SAILNG and ISAF AWARDS Race Official Certifications in 2010: 1,358 Harman Hawkins Trophy Awarded to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the sport of sailing in the field of Race Administration (Judging, Race Management, Appeals and Racing Rules) 2010 - Awarded to Arthur “Tuna” Wullschleger

St. Petersburg Yacht Club Trophy Recognizes excellence in race management and is awarded to the club for hosting the best regatta of the year, based on competitor recommendations. 2010 - Awarded to Rochester Yacht Club for Hospice www.ussailing.org Regattas National Championship Training

CERTIFICATIONS “Whether you’re an experienced US SAILING organizes approximately 200 instructor training courses every year, in a variety of boats sailor or just starting a new adventure, including dinghies, windsurfers, multihulls, cruising a US SAILING Certification will keelboats and powerboats. In 2010, a record number provide the knowledge, skills and of 1,801 instructors were trained in communication and presentation skills, boat handling, safety and experience you need to realize your risk management. goals.” KEELBOAT PROGRAM - Janine Connelly, Training Director The Keelboat Program provides a safe, fun and high- NATIONAL SAFE BOATING COUNCIL quality learning environment for adults learning to The Training Department partnered with the sail, charter, and cross oceans. In 2010, 4,800 learn- National Safe Boating Council to distribute to-sail and cruising students were certified through THE MARTY LURAY AWARD - thousands of brochures and stickers promoting life a network of 65 sailing schools nationwide. jacket wear to new instructors and Junior Olympic for contributions to community participants. sailing. Awarded to Marcel Beaudin COAST GUARD GRANTS (right), Lake Champlain As a result of US SAILING’s commitment to safety in Community Sailing Center education, over the past decade we have become a national leader in on-the-water powerboat training. In 2010, US SAILING was awarded over $300,000 in boating safety grants by the US Coast Play Video Guard Office of Recreational Boating Safety. The THE SAIL TRAINING SERVICE goals of the grants are to: 1) increase awareness & SUPPORT AWARD - of and participation in US SAILING’s NASBLA*- Awarded to Larry Ledgerwood, approved Safe Powerboat Handling courses; 2) OCSC Sailing School expand waterfront training centers across the NATIONAL SAILING PROGRAMS SYMPOSIUM country; and 3) build partnerships to promote The National Sailing Programs Symposium (NSPS) training that will reduce injuries, fatalities and property damage from boating accidents. was celebrated in Houston, Texas with an unrivaled (*NASBLA - National Association of State Boating Law Administrators) lineup of keynote speakers, THE PROSSER AWARD - including Nick Hayes, Flora For excellence in sailing Sanchez, Dean Brenner, instruction. Margaret Podlich, Tucker Thompson and Dawn Riley. Awarded to: Community Boating, Boston NEXT NSPS Long Beach, California January 11-14, 2012 We thank our partner yacht clubs for hosting the 2010 Championships 2010 U.S. Championships From L to R: Hingham, Bayview, Cabrillo Beach, Coral Reef, Southwestern, St. Petersburg, Seattle, Sail Sheboygan, Pensacola, Mission Bay, Houston, San Diego, Indian Harbor H C Y

“From the Youth Champs to U.S. Women’s Match Racing, I’ve seen a lot of great racing and made lasting friendships...” U.S. WOMEN’S MATCH RACING CHAMPIONS - Genny Tulloch, 2010 U.S. Women’s Match Racing Champion and US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics Member Genny Tulloch, Karina Vogen Shelton, Alice Manard Lindsay Bartel - St. Francis Yacht Club, Houston Yacht Club, Southern Yacht Club, Annapolis Yacht Club, Santa Cruz U.S. JUNIOR WOMEN’S DOUBLEHANDED CHAMPIONS Yacht Club Kate Rakelly, Colleen Hackett - Mission Bay Yacht Club U.S. MATCH RACING CHAMPIONS St. Francis Yacht Club U.S. JUNIOR WOMEN’S SINGLEHANDED CHAMPION Shawn Bennett, Melissa Purdy Feagin, Tom Purdy, Arielle deLisser - Coral Reef Yacht Club Adam Roberts U.S. YOUTH CHAMPIONS U.S. MEN’S AND U.S. WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS Graham Landy, Colin Murphy - Norfolk Yacht and Country Wawasee Yacht Club Club, Shelter Island Yacht Club (Club 420) Debbie Probst, Joyce Spring, Monica Jones John Wallace - St. Petersburg Yacht Club (Laser) Vineyard Haven Yacht Club Paul Wilson, John Plominski, William Stevens Mateo Vargas - St. Petersburg Yacht Club (Radial) Antoine Screve, James Moody - San Francisco Yacht Club U.S. TEAM RACING CHAMPIONS (29er) NYYC Silver Panda: Amanda Callahan, Colin Merrick, Clay Bischoff, Caroline Hall Levesque, Peter Levesque, Carrie U.S. JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Amarante Nevin Snow - San Diego Yacht Club CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Jack Jorgensen, Samantha Gebb - Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Chris Raab, Robert Kinney - Mercury 18 Class Champions Scott Hoffman, Evan Hoffman, Reece Bernet - Mission Bay U.S. DISABLED CHAMPIONS Yacht Club Triplehanded: John Robertson, Hannah Stodel, Steve Thomas - GBR U.S. SINGLEHANDED CHAMPIONS Titleholders: Rick Doerr, Noroton Yacht Club, Brad Kendell, Fred Strammer - Intercollegiate Sailing Association (Men’s) Clearwater Yacht Club, Hugh Freund, Harraseeket Yacht Club Leonie Schuurmans - Houston Yacht Club (Women’s) Doublehanded: Scott Whitman, Metedeconk River Yacht Club, Julia Dorsett, St. Regis Yacht Club U.S. MULTIHULL CHAMPIONS Singlehanded: Bruce Millar - CAN championships.ussailing.org Pete Melvin and Nat Shaver - Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Titleholder: Mark LeBlanc, Southern Yacht Club Olympic & Paralympic

USSTAG AND PODIUMS In 2010, US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics - the national sailing team comprised Did you know? of Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls - ROLEX MIAMI OCR ended the year with 20 ISAF Sailing World Established in 1990 by US SAILING, Cup medals: 5 gold, 5 silver, 10 bronze. the Rolex Miami OCR annually Athletes captured three overall Sailing draws elite sailors, including World Cup podiums: Silver – (Andy Olympic and Paralympic medalists Horton/James Lyne); Silver – Women’s Play Video Match Racing (Anna Tunnicliffe/Molly and hopefuls from around the Vandemoer/Debbie Capozzi); and Bronze world. The second stop on the ISAF - Laser Radial (Paige Railey). Sailing World Cup circuit, the most recent event saw 716 sailors from 53 countries. Of the 2010 US Sailing Team For fleet racing in the Olympic classes, the regatta AlphaGraphics’ 54 athletes, nine are consists of a five-day opening series (Monday – Olympians and two are Olympic medalists, two are Paralympians and Paralympic medalists, five are World Friday). The top 10 finishers in the opening series Champions and three are ISAF Sailing World Cup champions. Three athletes were promoted to the USSTAG of each class advance to the medal race (Saturday). from the US Sailing Development Team, and 10 athletes were brand new to the team. For match racing (Elliott 6m), which makes its debut in the 2012 , the regatta consists SUCCESSFUL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT of an opening series, a knockout series, and a sail- Talented sailors on the US Sailing Development Team (USSDT) off for boats not advancing to the knockout series. and the U.S. Youth World Team, who have aspirations to make Competitors in the Paralympic classes have five days the 2016 Olympic Team, stood on the podium at several of fleet racing (Monday-Friday) and no medal race. international events in 2010. All told, six coveted medals were Medals are awarded to the top three boats in each won, including three bronze medals at the 40th Volvo Youth Olympic and Paralympic class. Sailors accrue points Sailing ISAF World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. This was at each of the seven ISAF Sailing World Cup events the first time since 1992 that the U.S. won three medals at to earn an overall Series Score. the Youth Worlds, proving a testament to the teams’ intense training and high level of talent. Find out more about US SAILING’s Rolex Miami OCR, view photos, video and results visit: Erika Reineke won the 2010 Laser Radial Youth Worlds in rmocr.ussailing.org Large, Scotland, 10 days after winning a bronze medal at the 40th Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. The U.S. Youth World Team won bronze medals in developmental classes: Antoine Screve and James Moody in the 29er and Taylor Palmer and Mac Agnese in the Sirena SL16.

USSDT’s Morgan Kiss and Katia DaSilva won a silver medal at the International 420 World Championship. Mitchell Kiss won a www.ussailing.org bronze medal at the Laser Radial World Championship. Communication & Outreach

COMMUNICATIONS & OUTREACH We remain committed to utilizing effective communications platforms to reach our members with relevant news and resources, including details about our programs, events and services. • We continued to update, consolidate, and reorganize information on our website to improve navigation and overall communication of our news, programs and services. Play Video • We have redesigned and reorganized our video website by channels and our archive has expanded significantly. We have continued to find new ways to integrate our videos with other sections of our website to improve the coverage of our programs. • We created a new Member Handbook and distributed it as part of our membership fulfillment package. The Member Handbook details the benefits of US SAILING “I think it’s a great reflection on our membership, the programs members support and the opportunities that are available to them. sport that one can pursue sailing throughout a lifetime and that one • We more than doubled our following on US SAILING’s Facebook and Twitter sites. can be considered for honors such • We redesigned e-USSAILING for a more reader-friendly display. Subscribe Here as this even at the age of 55.” • We increased the distribution rate of our Quarterdeck newsletter for organizational members to six per year. Subscribe Here - Stan Honey on accepting US SAILING’s • We expanded the members’ portal, My US SAILING, to include personalized 2010 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Award weather, account management, profile information and results.

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YACHT RATING SERVICES Responding to requests from racers and yacht Did you know? clubs, the offshore department administers several different rating rules. These include ORR, IRC and PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS the Portsmouth Yardstick. US SAILING provides a The Offshore Department has national forum and publishes handicapping reports developed polar programs, and newsletters for the US PHRF fleet. including the performance IRC AND ORR CERTIFICATES package and race optimization 012345678910 package, from the ORR rating IRC– 674 rule technology. These polar ORR – 912 SAFETY AND TRAINING programs are tailored to an The Offshore Department individual boat’s sails and Prominent events that used these rating develops and adminsters configuration. From these rules in 2010: regulations governing offshore racing and diagrams, target boat speeds and respective wind sanctions seminars that train and certify racers for angles can be identified that will get the boat IRC offshore events. In 2010, eleven seminars were around the race course as quickly as possible. More Ft. Lauderdale - Key West Race conducted with over 1,500 attendees preparing information on performance packages can be found Key West Race Week for races to Bermuda, Hawaii, Mexico, and on the at: offshore.ussailing.org. Great Lakes. A total of 215 participants received full NYYC Annual Regatta The VPP Handy Guide, a new, more user-friendly, ISAF compliant training. Newport to Bermuda easy-to-read, laminated version of US SAILING’s Velocity Performance Package is now available at a Block Island Race HANSON RESCUE MEDALS discount for US SAILING members. Port Huron - Mac Race The US SAILING Arthur B. Hanson Medal is an US-IRC Great Lakes Championship award given to sailors of any boat who contribute You can organize a Safety-at-Sea Seminar in your Vineyard Race to rescues of victims from the water. The purposes area! For more information: offshore.ussailing.org/sas Big Boat Series of the award are to recognize the significant accomplishment in seamanship and to collect US SAILING supports the US-IRC East Coast Chmpionshipampionship further case studies in rescues for analysis for the US North American Portsmouth SAILING Safety-at-Sea Committee. Members are Yardstick Handicap for ORR encouraged to submit nominations for this award. centerboard boats, multihulls, Newport to Bermuda keelboats, and offshore Corona del Mar to Cabo San Lucas classes. The Yardstick is used Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac to rate boats of different classes sailing the same Pacific Cup course. It is used by clubs and Cal Cup fleets across the country. Long Point Race Week A total of 45 PHRF Fleets representing The Hoag Cup Regatta more than 12,000 boats are supported The Hawaii Fleet by US SAILING. For more information : The Acapulco Fleet offshore.ussailing.org/PHRF Thank You! Donors/Olympic and Paralympic Program

GOLD MEDALISTS SILVER MEDALISTS Tristram & Ruth Colket James & Camille Tichenor $75,000 $50,000 Stephen J. Cucchiaro Stuart & MarrGwen Townsend James D. Bishop Sam Byrne Christopher C. Davis Donald R. Wilson, Jr. George David Joe & Krystal Dockery John Dane III High Meadows Gen. Gift Tom & Jane Fetter John J. “Hap” Fauth Fund Stephan Frank Austin & Gwen Fragomen Larry & Jan Finch John V. Hanson Peter Kellogg Bevin & Maureen Koeppel Gary & Janice Jobson William I. Koch Russell Lucas Brian Keane Hunt Lawrence James B. Richardson Terry & Mary Kohler Sailing Foundation of NY Lotz Family Fdtn. St. Francis Yacht Club Fdtn. BRONZE MEDALISTS Joseph McNay Stamps Family Charitable Fdtn. $25,000 James P. Muldoon Karl & Cecily Ziegler Anonymous James M. Schoonmaker Dean & Emily Brenner Seip Family Fdtn. Dayton T. Carr William Steere Marshall P. Cloyd

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Kennard III Joseph Mele Bill Poole Harold Raymond Simmons Bruce Williams Daniel Gottovi, MD Andrew Kennedy Jim Mellen Razuan Popescu Roger Simon Mark Steven Williams George Graf Buck Kerins Jenny Melnick John Potter Lynn Simpson Colin A. Williams Ryan Edward Graff David J. Kerr Mary G. Menninger Randy Pugh Peter Skipp George Williams Randall Greene Brandon Kirby Tyler Granville Menninger John A. Pulvermann Jr. Tim Slater Gerhard R. Wittich John Greeven Steven W. Kirkpatrick Linda Merkle Gerald Raasch Robert E. Smalley Konrad H. Woermann Dawn R. Grob Robert J. Kline Kathy Tempelmeyer Merritt Judith Raczko Joanne M. Smith Duane Wolff Amy Gross-Kehoe Jonathan Dawson Kline John Lincoln Messersmith Jeanette de Moll Ragucci Trevor Smith Ken Womack Kerry L. Gruson Christopher M. Knizewski Ben Mewes Kevin J. Ratigan William J. Smith Ron Wood Miller Guice James D. Knutson Richard Michaels Brian J. Reeves Steve Snider Doreen Lynn Wray Roth Betty Gulesian George W. Koch James Smith Miller Robert Reichert A. Steven Spangler Jr. Francis D. Wright Joseph Haebler Donald G. Kohlhafer Martin R. Minot Douglas G. Reid Brian Squire Michael J. Wright Milton R. Haeger Bob Kottler Anthony Mirabal Douglas Reynolds Charles Douglas Stehle David Augustus Wyatt Fred Hagedorn Dina Horwitz Kowalyshyn Shaun P. Mitchell Katherine Anne Rhodes Janet Steinberg Harumitsu Yamamoto Peter J. Haley Cindy Kraus Joy Mitchell David Rice Chuck Stephens Tom Youens Matt Hansen Daniel Kriz Philip Mitropoulos Nolan E. Richards Ken Stevens Jonathan C. Younghans Cherie Hargis Danny Krouk Charles Molitor Joseph Richardson Russell A. Stone Philip Zecher Halle Harklau Alex W. Kyle Daniel Montero Jim Richter Christopher Straub Brooks Zerkel Tucker Harrington Chris Land Anne Mooney Johnathan Lowell Ricks Michael Straus Geoffrey Ziman Jamison Harrington Julia Langford Mary Rose Morano Tim Ripley Luther M. Strayer III Karl Zimmerman Financials

BALANCE SHEET (unaudited) As of 12/31/2010 REVENUE - $7,950,325

ASSETS 2010 2009 5% Current Assets 1,585,554 1,444,740 15% Property & Equipment, NET 680,150 600,776 Long-term investments 3,515,644 3,270,561 Pledges Receivable 898,147 1,111,467 Programs TOTAL ASSETS 6,679,495 6,427,544 34% Sponsorship Fundraising LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 24% Membership Current Liabilities 1,242,822 1,030,591 Deferred Membership Fees 179,655 107,620 USOC Support Capital Lease Obligation 31,688 36,031 Investments TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,454,165 1,174,242 NET ASSETS 5,225,330 5,253,302 15% 7% TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 6,679,495 6,427,544

FINANCIAL SUMMARY For the years ending December 31, 2010 and 2009 EXPENSES - $7,978,298

REVENUES 2010 2009 Operating 5,036,814 4,939,693 12% 2% Olympic 2,514,917 2,579,499 9% 1% TOTAL REVENUES 7,551,731 7,519,192 Programs EXPENSES Operating 4,956,882 4,793,280 Sponsorship Olympic 3,021,416 2,393,518 Fundraising Membership TOTAL EXPENSES 7,978,298 7,186,798 Team Support 36% INVESTMENT GAINS (LOSSES) * 398,594 709,088 40% G&A CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (27,973) 1,041,482

* Investments are managed by the U.S. Olympic Foundation Volunteers

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