Lexi Pline is a Marketing and Communications Associate with a focus on national sailing organizations such as US Sailing and the Snipe Class International Racing Association. She writes articles covering a range of topics including sailing competitions, awards, youth programs, and profiles of notable sailors. Lexi's passion for sailing shines through in her engaging and informative writing.
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Lexi Pline's coverage predominantly revolves around sailing, with a specific focus on championship events, youth sailing, and US Sailing-related news. Given the high percentage of press release coverage in her articles, it’s likely that she would be responsive to official announcements from relevant organizations.
If you have news related to championship events or youth sailing programs, particularly those affiliated with US Sailing or involving American sailors, this may be of interest to Lexi. Additionally, stories about award recipients and notable achievements within the realm of sailing are also potential areas for pitching.
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By: Lexi Pline
Marseille, France – After five days of racing on international sport’s biggest stage, Team USA’s Ian Barrows (St. Thomas, USVI) and Hans Henken (San Francisco, CA) are bringing home a bronze medal in the Men’s Skiff (49er) event at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This is the US Sailing Team’s first Olympic medal in sailing since Rio 2016 and Barrows and Henken’s first Olympic appearance.
Big breeze. Epic scenery. Yachts of all shapes and sizes. The glitz and glamor of Rolex. In the sailing world, the Rolex Big Boat series holds a certain allure and prestige. Held each September in San Francisco Bay – when conditions are at their windiest – the event features both one design keelboats (J/88, j/105, and Express 37) and handicap rated yachts across multiple rating systems.
By: Lexi Pline
NEWPORT, RI (September 13, 2024) – The US Sailing Safety at Sea Committee has awarded the Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to the skippers and crew of two sailing vessels, Ceilidh and Banter, who rescued competitors off a life raft from the sailboat Alliance that sank during an offshore race.
Diana Emmanuelli, right, at the U.S. Multihull Championship. Simone Staff / US Sailing If you participated in, volunteered for, or watched a US Sailing Championship, you have most likely met (or emailed with) Diana Emmanuelli, US Sailing’s Competition Manager.
As the winter rolls around, it’s a great time to brush up on your SafeSport training! SafeSport training is a free online course that provides education on: Sexual Misconduct Awareness, Emotional and Physical Misconduct, Mandatory Reporting (Understanding Your Responsibilities). Following initial Core training, members can take an annual refresher training that will include new topics.
By: Lexi Pline
From left: Maggie Shea, USSA Board of Directors Representative and award presenter, Tom Egan, Anya Bogusky, Jeff Goff, Danielle Fruin, Mark Fruin (skipper), Gail Turluck, nominator, LMSRF Secretary, US Sailing Area K Coordinator. Not pictured: John Hooker.
Today US Sailing celebrates Veterans Day! On this Veterans Day, we honor and thank the brave men and women who have served our country with courage and dedication. Their sacrifices, both on land and at sea, have paved the way for the freedoms we enjoy today.
By: Lexi Pline
Founded in 1997, the Duxbury Bay Maritime School started with a simple idea: to connect the community to Duxbury Bay, Massachusetts. In the 27 years since, the school has grown from just a dream to a 2.5-acre waterfront campus with state-of-the-art facilities that services the entire Duxbury Bay community, from learn to sail to racing to adaptive sailing. Each year, DBMS introduces thousands of individuals to Duxbury Bay through a wide variety of educational and recreational programming thanks to the help of the community.
The Community Boating Center in New Bedford, MA began in 1998 as the brainchild of local social worker JoAnn Tschaen. One hot and humid day in 1995, Tschaen began searching for a way to give new ways to grow and learn to a group of seven youngsters in her care. That evening on her way home across the Fairhaven Bridge, seven small boats caught her eye. Seven kids, seven boats…
By: Lexi Pline
Earlier this fall, two teams from the U.S. took part in the first-ever Double Handed World Offshore Championship in Lorient, France. Erica Lush/Tim Kent, and Barbara (Basia) Karpinska/Kevin Morgan joined 20 other teams from 16 countries for a first-of-its-kind test of might between the best doublehanded offshore sailors in the world. Each team was given an equalized Sun Fast 30 One Design boat, allowing competition to be as fair as possible.
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