Colleges to face off against each other in 2019 Harbor Cup

SAN PEDRO—Ten collegiate sailing teams – and three alternates – have been invited to compete in this year’s Harbor Cup, a three-day regatta jointly hosted by Cal Maritime Academy, Los Angeles

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Peter says:

March 6, 2019 at 4:25 pm

Thanks for heads up. Been sailing since little boy. Will this be streamed? Where might I see the daily standings, etc.? Hope you have great weather and a safe regatta.

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