Cadet Oath
The Cadet is still the only World Sailing International Class dedicated to double handed sailing for the age group of 6-17 year olds. A successful technical racing training class by all accounts, since 1947. Churning out competitive sailors each and every year (well over 200,000 sailors to date!). No wonder the Cadet Class is endorsed by all important high performance pre-Olympic classes as a feeder class. A very high rate of Cadet sailors continues to race actively.
Read MoreCadet Nations
The Cadet is still the only World Sailing International Class dedicated to double handed sailing for the age group of 6-17 year olds. A successful technical racing training class by all accounts, since 1947. Churning out competitive sailors each and every year (well over 200,000 sailors to date!). No wonder the Cadet Class is endorsed by all important high performance pre-Olympic classes as a feeder class. A very high rate of Cadet sailors continues to race actively.
Read MoreAll Around the World
The Cadet is still the only World Sailing International Class dedicated to double handed sailing for the age group of 6-17 year olds. A successful technical racing training class by all accounts, since 1947. Churning out competitive sailors each and every year (well over 200,000 sailors to date!). No wonder the Cadet Class is endorsed by all important high performance pre-Olympic classes as a feeder class. A very high rate of Cadet sailors continues to race actively.
Read MoreCadet Training and Racing
The Cadet is still the only World Sailing International Class dedicated to double handed sailing for the age group of 6-17 year olds. A successful technical racing training class by all accounts, since 1947. Churning out competitive sailors each and every year (well over 200,000 sailors to date!). No wonder the Cadet Class is endorsed by all important high performance pre-Olympic classes as a feeder class. A very high rate of Cadet sailors continues to race actively.
Read MoreThe Cadet Dinghy
The Cadet is still the only World Sailing International Class dedicated to double handed sailing for the age group of 6-17 year olds. A successful technical racing training class by all accounts, since 1947. Churning out competitive sailors each and every year (well over 200,000 sailors to date!). No wonder the Cadet Class is endorsed by all important high performance pre-Olympic classes as a feeder class. A very high rate of Cadet sailors continues to race actively.
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Congrats Jan Martin Wilschut
Every four years World Sailing conducts elections for Chairs of the various WS committees. The Chair of the Cadet Class, Jan Martin Wilschut, was invited to nominate for Chair of the World Sailing Classes Committee. Jan Martin has for many years represented the Cadet Class on that committee and is well known to the members as a strong and collaborative leader.
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2020 Cadet World Championship cancelled
Over the past three months the International Cadet Class Association Executive Committee (ICCA EXCOM) has been carefully monitoring the impact of the coronavirus on our ability to hold international sailing events. I want to update you on our decision regarding the 2020 World Championship.
Read More2020 Cadet Open European Championship cancelled
After careful consideration, the International Cadet Class Association and the Organizing Authority for the 2020 Cadet Open European Championship have mutually concluded that the 2020 Cadet Open European Championship is cancelled. We are grateful to the organizing team at Fraglia Vela Riva who have expended many hours preparing for our event.
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Julian & Franco ARG World Champions 2019!
The International Cadet Class Association is happy to announce that yet another successful Cadet World Championship has been sailed. This year the Cadet World Championship 2019 was sailed in Krynica Morska, Poland.
Read MoreWORLD SAILING
The International Cadet Class Association is proud to be a World Sailing International Class since 1958. World Sailing is recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) as the world governing body for the sport of sailing.
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