Representatives from 21 Member National Authorities gathered in Santo Domingo for the COCECAVE General Assembly, where delegates approved the organization's new name, CAC Sailing, and elected a new Executive Committee. The meeting marked an important step forward for sailing in the Central American and Caribbean region, with World Sailing officials also in attendance.

Day one of sailing at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games is complete, with early leaders emerging across the ISCA, ILCA 7, and iQFOiL classes. While the first races are in the books, there's still plenty of sailing left as competitors continue their pursuit of CAC Games medals.

Six sailors from Central America and the Caribbean finished inside the top 10 at the 2026 ISCA North Americans, underscoring the region’s growing strength on the international Sunfish circuit. Colombia’s Simon Gómez Ortiz led the group with a runner-up finish, while Guatemala placed two sailors in the top five through David Hernández (3rd) and Joab Guzmán Vega (5th). The Dominican Republic’s Esneiry Pérez secured fourth overall, with the U.S. Virgin Islands’ Parker Nagle (7th

La región de Centroamérica y el Caribe contó con amplia participación durante el Youth Sailing World Championships 2025 en Vilamoura, Portugal. Un total de 13 federaciones afiliadas a COCECAVE dijeron presente con 29 atletas en 7 modalidades de vela. Esta cifra refleja no solo crecimiento en número, sino también en competitividad y proyección deportiva. País / Federación Código Cantidad de atletas / equipos 🇦🇬 Antigua y Barbuda ANT 2 🇦🇼 Aruba ARU 1 🇧🇸 Bahamas BAH 2 🇧���