About MISSA
Mission
The MISSA mission is to further the sport of sailing in Midwest secondary schools, and to organize those schools competing by standardizing rules and procedures along with aiding with regatta scheduling. MISSA is a member of the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA), which is the national governing body for High School sailing in the United States.
History
MISSA was established as the regional governing body for high school sailing in the Midwest. Our objective is to further the sport of sailing in Midwest secondary schools, and to provide a standardized set of rules and procedures for competition. Currently, there are 32 member schools. This number varies from year to year but has been fairly steady for the last several years. Click here to read more about the history of MISSA.
By-Laws
MISSA has developed a set of By-Laws and Procedural Rules to further the sport of Midwest high school sailing. These By-Laws and Procedural Rules organize competing schools, and standardize rules and procedures. Click here to view the complete By-Laws and Procedural Rules.
District Teams
Currently, there are 32 high school sailing teams in the seven-state Midwest region of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin, all competing within the MISSA district.
District Map
The MISSA district is one of seven regional districts that make up the ISSA national organization. See ISSA National District Map to the right. The other six districts include Northeast (NESSA), Mid Atlantic (MASSA), South Atlantic (SAISA), Southeast (SEISA), Pacific Coast (PCISA), and Northwest (NWISA).
Regatta Forms
The following generic regatta forms are being provided by MISSA to facilitate faster, more efficient regatta administrative activities. Please click on the desired form(s) to a obtain printable pdf download.
1. Notice Of Race - Fleet Racing
2. Notice Of Race - Team Racing
3. Liability Waiver
4. Medical Form
5. Boat Damage Deposit Form
6. Regatta Summary Report

Regatta Rotations
MISSA has divided the Midwest district into three regions; the West (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa), the Central (Illinois, Indiana), and the East (Michigan, Ohio). The following regatta rotations have been developed and approved through academic year 2010-2011, for the MISSA district national championship qualifiers.

Academic
Year
Cressy
(Fall)
Mallory
(Spring)
Baker
(Spring)

2005-2006

Central

East/Central (1)

West

2006-2007

East

West

Central

2007-2008

West

Central

East

2008-2009

Central

East

West

2009-2010

East

West

Central

2010-2011

West

Central

East

(1) The Mallory qualifier was moved to the East/Central at the request of that region because the East/Central was hosting the Mallory National Regatta.

Logo Guidelines
MISSA has developed various formatting standards for electronic, print, and merchandise format outputs. Feel free to use any version of the MISSA logo to meet your needs. Right click on file format, choose "Save Target As..." and save to your desired location.
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