The Greene School sailing team leads FL’s South District with 3 wins. From zero to dominant in one year, the Dolphins now head to the Mallory Qualifiers.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Greene School’s sailing program has emerged as one of the most successful high school teams in Florida this season, capturing first place in three of the six SAISA South Points regattas and earning the top overall position in the South District standings.
No other school in the series won more than one regatta, making The Greene School the most consistently dominant team in the region this year. The achievement is even more remarkable considering that just one year ago, the school did not have a competitive sailing program.
In a short time, the Dolphins have built a team that now competes at the highest level in the state, reflecting both the rapid development of the program and the dedication of its student athletes and coaches.
The team capped off its regular season with a decisive victory at the South Points #7 Regatta hosted by Davis Island Yacht Club in Tampa. Competing against 17 teams from across the district, The Greene School finished first overall in challenging conditions on Tampa Bay. Extremely light and shifting winds demanded patience, strong boat handling, and sharp tactical decision making, with small choices on the water making a significant difference in race outcomes.
Throughout the season, the Dolphins have demonstrated both skill and consistency, qualities that have propelled them to the top of one of the most competitive youth sailing regions in the country.
Their success also reflects the broader growth of youth sailing in Florida and across the United States. The sport offers students a unique combination of physical activity, strategy, teamwork, and personal responsibility. Young sailors learn to read wind and water conditions, make split second decisions, and work in close partnership with teammates while developing confidence and independence on the water.
The program’s momentum continues beyond this season. Senior sailor Andrew Lamm has been accepted to Brown University, where he will compete on the varsity sailing team next year, highlighting the pathway that competitive youth sailing can provide for student athletes.
With the regular season complete, The Greene School now advances to the Mallory Regional Qualifier in Charleston, South Carolina, on April 11 and 12. There, the Dolphins will compete against the top high school teams from across the Southeast for a chance to qualify for the High School Sailing National Championship.
For a program that did not exist at a competitive level just a year ago, the team’s rapid rise has been nothing short of remarkable. As the Dolphins prepare for the next stage of competition, they carry with them a season defined by growth, determination, and a clear statement that The Greene School has become a force in high school sailing.
Jenn Ruyack
The Greene School
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