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US Sailing Announces Athlete Selection Procedures for LA28 Olympic Games and 2027 Pan American Games
by US Sailing 19 Sep 08:50 PDT


US Sailing Announces Athlete Selection Procedures for LA28 Olympic Games and 2027 Pan American Games © US Sailing

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US Sailing announces the posting of:


Athlete Selection Procedures, Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games


The 2028 Olympic Games will take place from July 14-30, 2028. The Sailing events will be held in two venues: Belmont Shore (Windsurfing and Kite events) and the Port of Los Angeles (Dinghy, Skiff, and Multihull events).


Windsurfing (iQFOiL)

Kite (Formula Kite)

Dinghy (ILCA 6, ILCA 7)

Mixed Dinghy (470)

Skiff (49er, 49er FX)

Mixed Multihull (Nacra 17)


AND


Athlete Selection Procedures for the following events:


At the Pan American Games, in order for the U.S. to compete in each class, the U.S. must first qualify as a country in each class at key international class events. Full country qualification information can be found HERE for the 2027 Pan American Games.


As host nation for the 2028 Olympic Games, USA will automatically have one (1) boat qualified in each of the ten (10) sailing events on the condition that the athletes entered meet the eligibility requirements described in Section C of the Sailing Qualification System document.


All four Selection Procedure documents have been prepared and approved by US Sailing’s International Selection Committee (ISC). In addition, the Olympic Games and Pan American Games documents were reviewed and approved by the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC).


“The release of these selection procedures marks an exciting milestone on the road to LA28 and beyond,” remarked Molly Vandemoer, US Sailing’s Director of Olympic Sailing. “The International Selection Committee put a tremendous amount of thought and care into developing a clear, competitive, and comprehensive system that gives our athletes a strong pathway to representing the United States. We’re incredibly grateful for the work of the ISC and excited to see our athletes continue on this journey toward the 2028 Olympic Games.”


Information regarding Selection, including links to all selection documents, can be found at the US Sailing website under the “Teams” tab: https://www.ussailing.org/olympics/selection/


International Selection Committee Members:


Chris Barnard | Chair of the International Selection Committee; Team USA Athletes’ Commission Alternate Representative for Sailing

Robbie Dean | Member-at-Large

Sarah Lihan | Member-at-Large; Olympian

Charlie McKee | Member-at-Large; Olympian

Stuart McNay | 10-Year Athlete Representative; Olympian

Luke Muller | Team USA Athletes’ Commission Representative for Sailing; Olympian

Sheila Parker Tolle | Member-at-Large

John Pearce | US Sailing Youth Competition Manager

Judge Ryan | 10-Year Athlete Representative

Molly Vandemoer | US Sailing Director of Olympic Sailing; Olympian

Kate Drummey | US Sailing Olympic Operations Manager; ISC Staff Liaison [non-voting]


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