Team Alvimedica's skipper Charlie Enright (USA) won the final offshore battle of the Volvo Ocean Race, but the overall glory and trophy belonged firmly with his rival from Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing, Ian Walker (GBR).

A bold move to cover his opponent proved a winning strategy for St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands' sailor Teddy Nicolosi. The 14-year-old Nicolosi won the 23rd International Optimist Regatta (IOR), hosted out of the St. Thomas Yacht Club.

It was a case of survival of the fittest for the final day of racing at the Extreme Sailing Series Act 4, Cardiff presented by Land Rover, that demanded all of the teams strength and skill to avoid collisions and capsizes.

The Volvo Ocean Race fleet were facing one last roll of the dice before nearly nine months of fluctuating offshore fortunes come to a fitting climax in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Team Alvimedica (Charlie Enright/USA) made a triumphant entry into The Hague and put themselves in pole position to win Leg 9 of the Volvo Ocean Race.

The MOD70 Race for Water and her crew arrived in Honolulu, where they have been welcomed by State Senator Mike Gabbard. The scientific expedition faces an intense program of events during this important stopover, as part of its fight against marine pollution.

Ian Williams emerged as a worthy winner of the first ever World Match Racing Tour event to be held in the UK, the Royal Southern Match Cup 2015.

The ISAF Match Racing Rankings for 17 June 2015 have been released.