Harvard Sailing made history by achieving a program-record 10 All-America honors for the 2025-26 season. This included three skippers on both the open and women's teams and four crew members recognized for their exceptional performances. Notably, Justin Callahan became the program's first four-time open All-America skipper and won the prestigious ICSA College Sailor of the Year Award for the second consecutive year. The Crimson's strong showing included victories at key national championships, solidifying its status as a top college sailing team.

By the Numbers
  • 10 All-America honors awarded to Harvard Sailing, a program record.
  • 3 consecutive years with at least one women's All-American skipper since 2004-06.
State of Play
  • Harvard's performance led to capturing the ICSA Match Race and Open Team Race National Championships.
  • The team earned the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy for best all-around college sailing team, their first since 2005.
What's Next

With the current momentum, Harvard Sailing aims to continue its dominance in upcoming seasons, potentially expanding its championship wins and All-America recognitions.

Bottom Line

Harvard Sailing's record-setting honors and multiple national titles highlight the program's elite standing, setting a strong foundation for future successes in college sailing.