Skip to content 
Trained and nurtured under the Omantel Youth Programme at Oman Sail, seven of Oman’s most promising young sailors will take a step towards fulfilling their Olympic dreams when they compete at the Kiel Week international regatta in Germany next week. Sixteen-year-old Zakariya Al Wahabi, who two years ago became Oman’s first ever Optimist national champion,
Oman’s team for the upcoming Optimist World Championships, scheduled to be held in Portugal starting June 25th, will be picked from the squad of 10 young sailors confirmed by Oman Sail as having qualified to attend Oman Sail’s Omantel Youth Squad training camp in Portugal next month. Over the past few months,
The dazzling success of Oman Sail's Youth Programme has earned further backing from Omantel which has extended their support to three years as an endorsement of past achievements and future plans. An outstanding performance from the young sailors and their coaches has created an Omani momentum in youth sailing in the GCC
The Sultanate’s most promising sailing talents concluded a two-day ranking race in Al Mussanah Sports City last weekend with Al Mouj Muscat Sailing School emerging victorious as the overall winner. The motivated 72 children, between the ages of 9 – 17, took a chance to gauge their skills and performances aboard the
Oman Sail's impact on the international youth sailing stage took another leap forward when Oman’s Youth Squad reclaimed the first place position in the Optimist team racing at the 8th edition of the GCC Sailing Championships in Bahrain with other young Omani talent dominating the podium. This will be the third first