Waterfront
The USMMA Waterfront develops midshipmen into maritime leaders through its expansive training fleet, the Yocum Sailing Center, and numerous recreational programs. Continuing a 75-year tradition of excellence, students gain unparalleled hands-on experience through vessel operations, club teams, and Division I athletics.
Experience the thrill of the waterfront. Step aboard with the Class of 2028 on their fifth day of Indoctrination (July 10, 2024) as they navigate the T/V Elizabeth Anne through the Kings Point piers, getting a first-hand look at one of the most dynamic training environments in the country.
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Athletics and Clubs on the Waterfront
Learning on the Waterfront
Watch USMMA Midshipmen master the Cold Water Surface Rescue Swim in the waters of Kings Point!
While the USMMA Waterfront is renowned for its highly competitive Division I athletic programs and exceptional facilities, such as the Yocum Sailing Center, Mallory Pier, and the newly reconstructed Crowninshield Pier, it is also home to a robust and rigorous training curriculum. Hands-on exercises like this prepare Midshipmen for the harsh realities of the maritime industry, helping them fulfill critical STCW certification requirements in swimming and lifesaving to ensure they are fully equipped to safely serve the Nation at sea.
