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April 2007 Tell Tale
Volume 61, Number 2 April 2007
Freshman Icebreaker
Notre Dame
March 24-25, 2007
Despite the classic St. Joe's Lake wind shifts, the Freshman Icebreaker was a successful regatta. On Saturday the morning began with cloudy sky and shifty winds mainly out of the northwest at 3-6 in the morning building slightly as the day went on. 8 races in both A and B divisions were completed. Windward Leeward twice around and triangle windward leewards were sailed. Two boats filed for a breakdown. No Protests were filed
On Sunday the remaining 4 more races were sailed in each division completing the rotation. Winds Sunday were about 6 with occasional puffs reaching 7 but temperatures in the upper sixties made for a very enjoyable day of sailing Courses were windward leeward twice around and windward leeward three times around. One breakdown for a broken tiller extension and two protests were filed.
A B Tot
1 Wisconsin 24 55 79
2 ND 1 66 26 92
3 Michigan Maize 63 50 113
4 Miami 63 60 123
5 John Carroll 41 82 123
6 Michigan Blue 71 70 141
7 Toledo 82 65 147
8 Western Michigan 65 94 159
9 GLMA 92 83 175
10 ND 2 119 80 199
11 Iowa 104 120 224
A Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 24 Patrick Richards '10 / Carrie Bargren
'10 1-8,11,12; Drew Kosmoski'10 9-10
2. John Carroll 41 Chris Simon '10 /Joe Bircher '10
3. Miami 63 Ryan Zupon '10 /Andy Hoffman '10
4. Michigan Maize 63 Dan Morris '10 / Dominic Pire '09 1-6
Molly Wolfe '10 7
5. Western Michigan 65 Lindsey Gates '10 1-10 Sarah
Burton'09 11-12 Sarah Burton '09
1-6, 9-10 Chris Koch 7,8,11,12
6. ND 1 66 Tim O'Brien '10 /Karen Wiborg '08
1-8,11,12 Louise Eich '10 9,10
7. Michigan Blue 71 Joe Jacqulemin '10 / Cort Land '10
1,2, 5,6,9,10 Christina Carson '10
3,4,7,8,11,12
8. Toledo 82 Scott Marriott '10 /Chris Munson '08
9. GLMA 92 Sean Liljegren '10 / Chelsea
Greenwell '10
10. Iowa 104 Patrick Kresel '10 / Alex Place '10
11. ND 2 119 Alex Gorrell '10 / Jones '08 1,2,7,8;
Kanavy'10 3,4 Baughman'08 5,6,9,10
Diaz'10 11,12
B Division TOT
1. ND 1 26 Ali Donahue '10 / McNeil '10
1,2,7,8,1112 Eich '10 3,4 Peterson
'10 5,6,9,10
2. Michigan Maize 50 John Johnston '10 /Laura Crookston
'10 1,2,5,6,9,10 David Hanley'10
3,4,7,8,11,12
3. Wisconsin 55 Lauren Pester '10 /Carlyn Burris '10
1-10 Drew Kosmoski '10
4. Miami 60 Alex Slayter '10 /Julian Slayter '10
5. Toledo 65 Brian Wholehan '08 /Tory Bishop '08
6. Michigan Blue 70 Brian Herrick '10 / Alex Bogatro '10
1,2 5,6,9,10 Tim Long '09
3,4,7,8,11,12
7. ND 2 80 Dudro'10 1-8, Bloom'10 9-12 /Diaz'10
1,2,7,8 Bolotin'10 3,4 Conne.'08
5,6,9,10 Kana.'10 11,12
8. John Carroll 82 Reid Pierce '09 /Peter Hrtanek '08
9. GLMA 83 Peter Sheridan '10 1-8 Nate Duer '10
9-/ Rob Binder '10
10. Western Michigan 94 Kyle Wilhelm '10 /Ross Jeffery '09
11. Iowa 120 Maria Aguesta '10 /Jen Ellrich '10,
Samatha Malloy '10
Eckerd College Intersectional
Eckerd College
3/3/07-3/4/07
Saturday: Sailors arrived to cloudy and cool conditions, which only went down hill with rain and drizzle late in the afternoon. Winds were steady with a N-NE direction at 12-18 mph all day long. PRO Matt Gove ran 8 races in each division with courses all Gold Cups and a Triangle/Windward. Races averaged 16-18 minutes. No breakdowns or protests were filed. Thanks to EC-SAR for coming to pick up the cold sailors.
Sunday: Beautiful day of sailing. Sunny skies, temps in the 70's which all of the Northern teams loved. Wind started light and fluky in the morning and built to a steady 15 from the west/northwest. 6 races in each division were sailed on Gold Cups and Triangle/Windward. No breakdowns or protests were filed. Thanks to Matt Gove, Lily Prellezo, Spencer Verney, Chris Armstrong for their RC efforts. Boats: FJ
A B TOT
1. Salve Regina 47 38 85
2. Boston College 31 58 89
3. Eckerd College 81 32 113
4. U. South Florida 92 62 154
5. South Alabama 54 104 158
6. Texas A&M 67 112 179
7. Tritons 118 86 204
8. Notre Dame 104 107 211
9. Florida Atlantic U. 137 100 237
10. Miami/OH 135 130 265
11. Army 149 119 268
12. Florida 134 153 287
13. U. of Miami 134 196 330
A Division TOT
1. Boston College 31 Parker Dwyer /Allie Nagle 09
2. Salve Regina 47 Randall 07 1-12 Torey Peelegrini
10 13-14 Meredith Dout 08 1 3-6 9-14
Torey Pellegrini 2 7
3. South Alabama 54 Paul Kleinschrodt 08 /Jessica
Jacobcon 08
4. Texas A&M 67 Hugh Haggarty 07 /Christine Nguyen
07
5. Eckerd College 81 Alex Jacobs 09 /Nicole Butchart 10
6. U. South Florida 92 Christopher Keimig 10 / Ash Landes
08
7. Notre Dame 104 John Dailey 08 /Paul Cordes 09
8. Tritons 118 Dylan O'Brien 10 /Ashley Zuroski 10
9. U. of Miami 134 Fred Moffat 07 1-8/Rachel Libby 10
1-8
10. Florida 134 Travis Wright 07 /John O'neill 09
11. Miami/OH 135 Matt Rush 07 1-4, 13 14;Ryan Zupon
12/Ryan Zupon 10 1-4 Deanna
Sundling 07
12. Florida Atlantic U. 137 Nick Muzia 08 /Lauren Neely 09
13. Army 149 Josh Willins 07 /Mike Eisonlhor 07
B Division TOT
1. Eckerd College 32 Arthur Blodgett 09 /Morgan Lee 10
2. Salve Regina 38 Mike Komar 08 /Cassie Martin 08
1-12 Kerry Armendinger 07 13-14
3. Boston College 58 Spencer Powers 07 /Brooke Dow 07
4. U. South Florida 62 Simon Sanders 10 /Katie Golbway 07
5. Tritons 86 Rob Simmons 07 / Laia Lanquera 07
6. Florida Atlantic U. 100 Jeff Dusek 09 /Laura Torres 09
7. South Alabama 104 Kerry Furey 08 /Ashleigh Turner 08
8. Notre Dame 107 Tim Roy 08 /Ali Donahue 10
9. Texas A&M 112 Adrian MacGeragty 07 /Cody Macon
10
10. Army 119 Mark Seelen 08 /Peyton Harley 08
11. Miami/OH 130 Jocelyn Pollak 07/erry Logan 10 4-6
10-12, Doug Baker 08 1 2 7 8
12. Florida 153 Fred Guillermety 07 /Alex Weiner 09
13. U. of Miami 196
Jeremy McIntyre Team Race
Stanford University
March 3-4, 2007
Saturday: We started with a short postponement due to lack of breeze until 11 am. 19 races were sailed in light breeze. Collegiate digital Ns were sailed.
Sunday: A Pacific high left us with no breeze in the morning. Finally, a light Northeasterly breeze wafted in at round 2 pm and we were able to squeeze in the rest of the round robin. Collegiate digitals Ns were sailed.
Thanks to the umpires, Bryan McDonald, Sloan Devlin, Matt Hooks, Holt Condon, Sally Madsen, Colin Merrick, John Pearce, John Christman, Glenn Oliver, Tom Roberts, Nick Adamson, Molly O¹Brien Vandermer Boats: FJ/420
St. Marys 9-0 Stanford 8-1 UCIrvine 6-3 USC 6-3 UHawaii 5-4 Navy 5-4 USouth Florida 3-6 Old Dominion 2-7 UWash 1-8 Northwestern 0-9 Northwestern: Brandon Keao, Jimmy Costakis, Tod Reynolds, Andrew Wien, Dagmar Van Enger, Asa Church, Tyler Lorenzi
Admiral Moore
New York Maritime
March 10-11, 2007
Saturday: Racing in 420's began in a 2-5 knot northerly with forecasts predicting a 7-12 knot southerly. 6 races were sailed before the breeze died and filled from the south at 2:00 PM. Sun and 12-15 knot breezes were enjoyed by sailors during the next 8 races. One protest was heard on Saturday evening resulting in a DSQ.
Sunday: Racing began promptly at 9:50 with a 6 knot westerly. Winds clocked to the north and built to 6-12 knots and 7 A-Div and 9 B-Div races were sailed to complete the rotation by 3:45 PM. 4 protests were heard throughout the day with 2 DSQs.
A B TOT
1. Brown 64 72 136
2. URI 71 79 150
3. Tufts 76 81 157
4. Conn Coll. 94 84 178
5. St. Mary's 111 77 188
6. Hobart W/S 105 88 193
7. NY Maritime 87 111 198
8. Navy 109 110 219
9. MIT 119 120 239
10. Wash College 128 125 253
11. King's Point 123 159 282
12. Princeton 156 158 314
13. Cornell 171 171 342
14. Fordham 190 158 348
15. Michigan 197 210 407
A Division TOT
1. Brown 64 Hugh Cullman '08/ Monica Klein '07
2. URI 71 Matt Kastan '07 / Kristen Johnson
3. Tufts 76 Zander Kirkland '07 /Katie Greenlee
'08
4. NY Maritime 87 Dan Hesse '09 / Dani Gamache
1-6, 9-14 Mark Hammond 08 7-8, 15
5. Conn Coll 94 Dave Meleney '08 All, Elissa Leonard
07 1-4,9-10 Dave Marshall '09 5-8,
11-15
6. Hobart W/S 105 Rob Crane '09 /Maria Trainor '10
7. Navy 109 Gary Grimes '07 / Maggie Boyle '10
8. St. Mary's 111 Marc Sorbo '07 / Galen Brew '08 1-6,
9-12; Cotton Kelley 7-8,13-5
9. MIT 119 Josh Leighton '10 /Chuck Head '07
10. King's Point 123 Eric Horrocks '10 /Rebeka Schuppel
'10
11. Wash College 128 Nicholas Lamore '09 / G. Smith 1-6,
9-12, 15; G. Smith '10 1-6, 9-12, 15
G. Tawney 7-8, 13-14
12. Princeton 156 Nicholas Burroughs '08 /Eric Domb
'10
13. Cornell 171 Scott Grandt '08 /Laura Graham '09
14. Fordham 190 Dave Purinton '10 /Kaylin Milazzo '10
15. Michigan 197 Patrick Burke '08 /Dave Coviak '08
B Division TOT
1. Brown 72 Andrew Perry '08 /Maria Mahler-Haug
'09
2. St. Mary's 77 Ted Hale '10 / K. Pearson '09 1-4,
7-14; R. Schweitzer '10
3. URI 79 Steve Frazier '07 /Allison McManos
'07
4. Tufts 81 Kaity Storck '08 / Lyndsey Gibbons-
Neff '08
5. Conn Coll 84 Hans Jensen '07 /El Lawson '09 1-2;
Christine Jackson '08 3-End
6. Hobart W/S 88 John Moulthrop '10 /Hunter Farris '08
7. Navy 110 Brian Rigby '10 / Andrea Bosch '08
8. NY Maritime 111 Chris Price '07 / Lilly Gallo '09 1-4,
7-14; Matt Brink '09 5-6; Hammer
Hammond '08 15
9. MIT 120 Libby Palmer '09 1-14; Chuck Head
'07 15/ Ashley Cantieny '08
10. Wash College 125 Patrick Clancy '10 /Meredith Dodd '08
11. Fordham 158 Eric Jochum '10 / Many Wachowicz
'10
12. Princeton 158 Allison Tracy '10 / Scott Arcenas '09
13. King's Point 159 T.J. McKelvey '10 / Jake Rugland '10
14. Cornell 171 Andre Van Rynbach '07 / Allie
Gardiner '10
15. Michigan 210 Dan Morris '10 /Lisa Vandenbossche
'07
Navy Spring Womens
US Naval Academy
March 10-11, 2007
Saturday: In the morning winds were 5-12 kts. from the S-SW. Racing was in the river for the first 6 races. After a lunch break the course was moved out to Triton Point in a building southwest breeze. The breeze topped 20kts in the afternoon Races. There were 4 protest filed, resulting in two boats getting redress, one protest being disallowed and the last was heard on Sunday. It was a full day of racing! Boats 420/FJ
Sunday: The racing on Sunday was even better! Sunny sky's 50 degrees and 10- 12 kts right down the river. It was a breezy morning from the NW and tapered down to 10 kts still from the NW. The regatta was finished with trapezoid courses. There were no protest filed and we were done with the full 18 races by 1:30 pm.
A B TOT
1. Charleston 107 55 162
2. Navy 110 58 168
3. Stanford 88 84 172
4. St. Mary's 100 74 174
5. Yale 90 120 210
6. Harvard 123 145 268
7. Georgetown 127 143 270
8. ODU 164 147 311
9. URI 156 187 343
10. USC 136 256 392
11. UC Irvine 177 217 394
12. Brown 255 145 400
13. William Smith 215 199 414
14. Hawaii 231 202 433
15. South Florida 230 205 435
16. Connecticut Col 250 229 479
17. Michigan 199 294 493
18. Maryland 312 312 624
A Division TOT
1. Stanford 88 Evan Brown 08/ Joanna Madson 07
2. Yale 90 Emily Hill 07/Marla Menninger 10
3. St. Mary's 100 Adrienne Patterson 08/Melissa
Pumphrey 07
4. Charleston 107 Andrea Savage 09/Danielle Neri 08
5. Navy 110 Katie Whitman 07/Trisha
Kutkiewickz 09
6. Harvard 123 Megan Watson 09/Christina Dahlman
7. Georgetown 127 Blaire Herron 08/Emily Siguler 07,
Brooke Crawford 5-18
8. USC 136 Melanie Roberts 07/Christy Tatchell
10, Shelby Rhodes 09
9. URI 156 Jen Curtin 08/Marisa Nixon 10
10. ODU 164 Cara DiSanti 07/Alissa Ay
11. UC Irvine 177 Whitney Loufek 07/Megan Pluth 08
12. Michigan 199 Chistrina Falcone 07/ Katie O'Brien
08
13. William Smith 215 Lauren Anderson 07Kate Wilson 08
14. South Florida 230 Kristin Britt 09Alyson Dagl
15. Hawaii 231 Crystal Bronte 07/ Darla Baldwin
10, Pam Magasinn 09 9-10, 17-18
16. Connecticut Col 250 Candace Whipple 09/Hannah French
10
17. Brown 255 Charlotte Lipschitz 10/Maggie Sogin
09
18. Maryland 312 Abigail Turner 09/ulia Bancroft 07,
Marisa Gomez 10 12-18
B Division TOT
1. Charleston 55 Allie Bleacher 10/Christina Murray
10, Kathryn Metscher 10
2. Navy 58 Charlotte Hill 08/Maggie Reynolds 08
3. St. Mary's 74 Sara Watters 10/Mattie Farrar 08,
Jen Chamberlin 09 9-12
4. Stanford 84 Taylor Grimes 09/Katherine Schlos
5. Yale 120 Kendra Emhiser 07/ Jane Macky 09
6. Georgetown 143 Emily Babbitt 09/Jamie Loples 08
7. Brown 145 Sarah Braun 09/ Meris Tombari 08
8. Harvard 145 Roberta Steele 09/Lauren Brants 09,
Cassandra Niomi 07 7-12
9. ODU 147 Katrina Williams 10/Elyssa Albert 09
10. URI 187 Kim Myer 09/ Mykahla Gardiner 09,
Lauren Gineo 10
11. William Smith 199 Kate Brush 07/Meghan Jordan 10
12. Hawaii 202 Becky Mabardy 08/Pam Magasinn 09,
Jackie Mcloughlin 10 7-18
13. South Florida 205 Kim Witkowski 09/Kirsten Murry 08,
Ali Kirchofer 10 1-6
14. UC Irvine 217 Ashley Simpson 09, Danielle Richards
8/Caitlin Robinson 07
15. Connecticut Col 229 Christine Wilson 08/Elizabeth
Hawkins 08
16. USC 256 Vauessa DeCollibus 07/Eva Seligman
07, Shelby Rhodes 09
17. Michigan 294 Christina Baker 10/Kayleigh White 10
18. Maryland 312 Laurin Parthemos 10/ Alison Camp
08, Marisa Gomez 10 1-6
St. Mary's Women's Intersectional
St. Mary's College of Maryland
March 17-18, 2007
Many thanks to PRO Julie Younger Sitzmann (Navy Alum), Alexis Rubin (Hobart/ William Smith Alum) and Regatta Chair Jenny Gervais (SMC alum) teamed up on behalf of the women of college sailing to run the SMC Women's Intersectional. Many competitors commented on how much they appreciated the former college sailing stars running a women's regatta with an all women's team.
Satruday: 20 knots and more from the frigid Northwest. 8A/6B run in the cold and windy conditions. Boats docked at 4:40pm. Harvard finally stopped their drive south to the event for safety reasons Friday night near Philly and missed the 1st two A races, but rallied to win the last races in each division of the day. Coaches, parents, friends and regatta volunteers gathered fireside for oysters and chili at the Werblow homestead Sat evening.
Sunday: More of the same, but windier at times. All Gold Cup courses throughout the weekend. Lots of positive comments from coaches about the high quality of the racing, particularly at the tail end of the pack in the very challenging conditions. Close exciting racing among the top four teams. Racing completed by 2:45pm. Boats: FJ
Unfortunately, Roger Williams, U Penn and BC were not able to make the trip in the snow/sleet conditions to our North. Over the weekend three requests for redress were heard by chief judge Barbara Herbig.
A B Tot
1 St. Mary's College 55 38 93
2 Yale University 58 59 117
3 Tufts University 48 73 121
4 Charleston 62 64 126
5 Georgetown 66 89 155
6 Dartmouth College 78 90 168
7 Harvard 95 85 180
8 ODU 121 71 192
9 Navy 81 117 198
10 Hobart/William Smith 108 116 224
11 Connecticut College 144 98 242
12 U Wisconsin 134 128 262
13 Washington College 128 154 282
A Division TOT
1. Tufts University 48 Kaity Storck '08 /Lyndsey Gibbons-
Neff '08
2. St. Mary's College 55 Adrienne Patterson '08 1-13;
M.Pumphrey'07 5-10,13/
J.Chamberlin'09 1-4,11,12
3. Yale University 58 Emily Hill '07/Hannah Oakland '07
4. Charleston 62 Andrea Savage '09 /Dani Neri '08
5. Georgetown 66 Blaire Heron '08 /Brooke Crawford
09
6. Dartmouth College 78 Adele Wilhelm '08 /Kate Hacker '07
7. Navy 81 Charlette Hill '08 /Maggie Reynolds
'08
8. Harvard 95 Roberta Steele '09 /Lauren Brants '09
9. Hobart/William Smith 108 Lauren Anderson '07 / Kate Wilson
'08
10. ODU 121 Cara DiSanti '07/Alissa Ayres '09 1-2/
Elyssa Albert '09 3-13
11. Washington College 128 Meredith Dodd '08 / Genevieve Smith
'10
12. U Wisconsin 134 Patti Schmidt '08 /Beccah Steffensen
'07
13. Connecticut College 144 Christine Wilson '08 /Elizabeth
Hawkins '08
B Division TOT
1. St. Mary's College 38 Sara Morgan Watters '10 1-13/Mattie
Farrar '08 1-13
2. Yale University 59 Kendra Emhiser '07/ Marla Menninger
'10
3. Charleston 64 Allie Blecher '10 /Kathryn Metscher
10
4. ODU 71 Katrina Williams '10 / Jane Bleakney
'10 1-13
5. Tufts University 73 Gretchen Curtis '07 1-/Jen Giroux '07
1-
6. Harvard 85 Liz Powers '10 / Cassandra Niemi '07
7. Georgetown 89 Emily Babbitt '09 / J.Loeks '07 1-
4,11-13/T.Salerno '07 5-10
8. Dartmouth College 90 Becca Dellenbaugh '10 /Steph
Gagnon '10
9. Connecticut College 98 Candace Whipple '09/ Hannah French
'10
10. Hobart/William Smith 116 Kate Brush '07/Meghan Jordan '10
11. Navy 117 Trisha Kuhiewickz '0 / Krysta
Anthony '08
12. U Wisconsin 128 Anna Bargren '07 1-12/Kristin Paul
'09 13 Jen Kulkoski '09
13. Washington College 154 Meredith Bluefeld '08 /Tonie Domino
'08
MCSA Welcomes New Members
Great Lakes Maritime Academy in Traverse City, Michigan is the latest school to join the MCSA. They participated in the Notre Dame Freshman Regatta and finished in the middle of the fleet. The school has three Flying Scots in addition to a very large training ship. They are looking forward to hosting a sloop regatta in the coming seasons.
The University of Toledo is a previous member of the MCSA which had dropped out for more than ten years. They are sailing out of the North Cape Yacht Club located on Lake Erie in Lasalle, Michigan. The found two of the former Team's boats under the football stadium and are in the process of reconditioning them to use with other FJ's and 420s from the North Cape Y.C.