The waters of Pittwater and Sydney Harbour, New South Wales, including Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club, Sydney Amateur Sailing Club and Avalon Sailing Club, are playing host to the 2026 Couta Boat National Championships this weekend and next, and one crew is capturing particular attention. Representing SSCBC, an all-female crew aboard the 98-year-old heritage Couta Boat Wattle is competing against some of the nation's most experienced sailors, demonstrating how women are increasingly shaping the future of the sport.
At the helm is Olympian Tess Lloyd, plus Camilla Graves, Tonia Grimshaw-Lloyd, Jacqui Fairbairn, Anna Davison, Fiona Kemp, Grace Clarke, Sienna Ryan, Tracey Hughes and Henrieta McKay (pictured). See our website under News for the full story. Good luck to all competitors.
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Sydney and Pittwater are hosting the Victorian Couta boats for the Nationals events
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