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November 2005 Tell Tale
Volume 59, Number 6 November 2005
Cary Price Intersectional
University of Michigan
October 1-2, 2005
8 races were run on Saturday just off the breakwall of Grosse Pointe Yacht Club in 10 - 12 knots of breeze. Four races were run on Sunday in 1 - 6 knots. Courses were modified W/L and modified triangles and all races were held in 420s.
A division = 12 Races
B division = 12 Races
A B TOT
1. Michigan 56 33 89
2. Minnesota 45 47 92
3. Wisconsin 63 48 111
4. Texas 62 71 133
5. Miami (OH) 67 84 151
6. Notre Dame 100 61 161
7. Purdue 70 93 163
8. Northwestern 85 83 168
9. Ohio University 87 82 169
10. Cornell 110 109 219
11. Indiana 110 115 225
12. Western Michigan 109 125 234
13. Ohio State 130 151 281
14. Washington 161 159 320
A division = 12 Races
TOT
1. Minnesota 45 Mark Dunsworth '06 / Jenny Wilson '06
2. Michigan 56 Christina Falcone '07 / Meredith Cochran '06
3. Texas 62 Nataleigh Vann '08 / Veronica Parker '08
4. Wisconsin 63 Liz Prange '07 / Keisey Cramer '07
5. Miami (OH) 67 Jocelyn Pollack '07 / Doug Baker '08
6. Purdue 70 Carlos Abisambra '06 / Staci Mattox '07
7. Northwestern 85 Jack McCallum '07 / Erin Miller '06
8. Ohio University 87 Karl Felger '06 / Ryanne Galager '09
9. Notre Dame 100 Tim Roy '08 / Dave Coviak '09
10. Western Michigan 109 Chris Koch '07 / Emily Freed '07
11. Cornell 110 Paul Bader '09 / Sarah Mangan '07
12. Indiana 110 Tyler Andrews '09 / Mackenzie Fankell '09
13. Ohio State 130 Joseph Groszek '08 / Joseph Minerd '07
14. Washington 161 Kimberly Liao '07 / David Cole '07
B division = 12 Races
TOT
1. Michigan 33 Dave Ellis '06 / Lisa Vandenbossche '07
2. Minnesota 47 Jessica Haverstock '08, Dave Elsmo '08 /
Dave Elsmo '08, Charlie Igo
3. Wisconsin 48 Scott Eisenhardt '06 / Anna Bargren '07
4. Notre Dame 61 John Dailey '08 / Paul Cordes '09
5. Texas 71 Barret Fontenot '07 / Laura Donnelly '08
6. Ohio University 82 Steven Bauer '06 / Kim Hedge
7. Northwestern 83 Brandon Keao '07 / Anjali Becker '07
8. Miami (OH) 84 Matt Rush '07 / Abby Heckler '07,
Jane Ventresca '06
9. Purdue 93 Robbie Cardoze '09 / Dan Schauman '09
10. Cornell 109 Mike McDermott '09 / Jackie Lewis '08
11. Indiana 115 Kate Fredericks '06, Mike Schmid '05 /
Katie Schultz '07, Kate Fredericks '06
12. Western Michigan 125 Geoff Lindenberg '07 / Brendon Wells-Ried '07
13. Ohio State 151 Nate Owens '06 / Casey Toward '07
14. Washington 159 Andy Galen '06, Trisha Wolf '09 /
Trisha Wolf '09, Andy Galen '06
Cedarfest
Michigan State
October 1-2, 2005
Five rotations were run on Saturday off the dock of the Michigan State Sailing Center in 5-8 knots. 2 rotations were run on Sunday in 1-5 knots of breeze. Courses were modified Windward-Leewards and all races were held in FJ's.
A division = 14 Races B division = 14 Races
A B TOT
1. Michigan State 40 52 92
2. Ohio University 117 38 155
3. Wisconsin 49 108 157
4. Miami 93 73 166
5. Notre Dame 91 93 184
6. John Carroll 104 105 209
7. Purdue 138 73 211
8. Michigan Blue 92 121 213
9. Michigan Maize 141 80 221
10. Bowling Green 74 149 223
11. Northwestern 103 150 253
12. Iowa 117 139 256
13. Hope 140 142 282
14. Western Michigan 173 149 322
A division = 14 Races
TOT
1. Michigan State 40 Rob Linden '06 Cass Hausserman
'06 1-6 Lindsey Vickers '08
7-14
2. Wisconsin 49 Patti Schmidt '08
Amy Schultz '05 1,2,5,6,
9-14 Laruen Seno '09 3,4,7,8
3. Bowling Green 74 Thomas McRitchie '09 1-10,12-14
Erin Harper '08 11
Pat Bloomstire (John Carroll)
11 Erin Harper '08 1-10, 12-14
4. Notre Dame 91 Chris May '08 Amy Becker '07
5. Michigan Blue 92 Ariel Moses '08
Doug Fynan '07 1,2,5,6,9,10,13,14
Julie Wolf '07 3,4,7,8,11,12
6. Miami 93 Will Calhoun '07, Deanna Sundling '07
7. Northwestern 103 Liz Hiens '09, Brooke Thurman '08
8. John Carroll 104 Pat Broome '09, Katy Lloyd '06
9. Iowa 117 Lauren Trolley '06 1-10 Matt Legg '06 11-14
Lindsey Schneider '06 1,2,5,6,9,10 Amy
Rohlfing '09 3,4,7,8,11-14
10. Ohio University 117 Andy Mulford, Caroline
11. Purdue 138 Sean Kennedy '06, John '09
12. Hope 140 Charlie Sierzant '07 1-10, Marc Palma '06
11-14 Lauren Adams '07
13. Michigan Maize 141 Richard Meade '06, Lisa Curry '08
14. Western Michigan 173 Scott Cesar '06, Grayson '07
B division = 14 Races
TOT
1. Ohio University 38 Jordan Gourash '09,Christine Rice '09
2. Michigan State 52 Mills Forni '08,Audrey Burskey '09 1-12
Tim Clark '06 13-14
3. Miami 73 Spencer Simms '09,Brian Streng '07
4. Purdue 73 Eric Yeung '08,Dan Wilkins '08
5. Michigan Maize 80 Andrew Vane '07,Erik Humm '09 1,2,5,6,9,
10,13,14 Kevin Owen'09 3,4,7,8,11,12
6. Notre Dame 93 Tricia Hughes '09, Kerry Killbourn '07
7. John Carroll 105 Pat Bloomstine '09 1-4,9-12 Pat Feeley '06
5-8,13,14 Bill Patton '09
8. Wisconsin 108 Michael Stephenson '08
Brian Schlcdlach '07 1,2,5,6,9,10,13,14 Matt
Kirley '09 3,4,7,8,11,12
9. Michigan Blue 121 Jon Liberzon '06, Maynard Leon '09 1,2,5,6,9,
10,13,14 Christine McAllster '08
3,4,7,8,11,12
10. Iowa 139 Matias Perret '09 1,2,5,6,9,10 Karl
Friedrichsen '07 3,4,7,8
Casey Judge '09 1,2,5,6,9,10 Shane
Duncan '08 3,4,7,8
11. Hope 142 Katie Hoffman '08 1-4, 9-12 Christine Dosial
'06 13-14, Sara Moore '09 1,2,9,10 Margaret
Fylsra 07 3,4,11,12 Sara Kirby '07
5,6,7,8,13,14
12. Western Michigan 149 Nick Sundstrom '07, Keith Brand '08
13. Bowling Green 149 Justin Danforth '09, John Carter '09
14. Northwestern 150 Dagmar Van Engen '08 1-6, Christine Heckman
'08 7-14 Kirsten Kelliher '08
Hobart Fall Intersectional
Hobart/William Smith
October 8-9, 2005
Saturday: Sailed Trapezoids with north winds 15-20 knots in the
morning dying to 10-15 knots in the afternoon.
Sunday: Sailed gold cups and triangles with north winds 10 knots or less. Races were 20-25 minutes long and the racing was tight. Boats: 420
A B TOT
1. Charleston 66 41 107
2. HWS 40 67 107
3. St. Mary's 70 60 130
4. Boston Univ. 72 81 153
5. Navy 87 92 179
6. Bowdoin 104 82 186
7. Kings Point 107 112 219
8. Conn College 116 114 230
9. Wisconsin 145 110 255
10. Cornell 147 165 312
11. Providence 154 166 320
12. NY Maritime 130 192 322
13. Bates 155 178 333
14. Columbia 188 163 351
15. Michigan 191 180 371
16. Vermont 200 174 374
17. Maryland 188 224 412
18. Christopher Newport 236 194 430
A Division
10. Wisconsin 145 Aaron Mann/ Brianne Zechlinski
16. Michigan 191 Matt Vanserpool/Katie Dewitt
B Division
7. Wisconsin 110 Scott Eisenhardt 1-10,13-14 Anna
Bargen 11-12 Anna Bargren 1-10,
13-14 Scott Eisenhadt11-12
15. Michigan 180 Scott Pfeffer/ Meredith Cochran
<b>MCSA Men's and Women's Singlehanded Championship's<b>
Marquette University
October 8-9, 2005
Saturday Started off with Northeast winds around 13 building to 15 with puffs around 18. Eight races were sailed in both fleets on a modified WL course. One request for redress was filed in the men's fleet and granted.
Sunday's racing saw lighter winds around 8 or 10 knots building to around 12 or 13 knots in the last race. Six races were sailed in both fleets on a modified WL course. One breakdown was filed and rewarded in the men's fleet.
MCSA Men's Singlehanded Championship
School Name Points
1. U. of Minnesota Mark Dunsworth ' 06 32
2. U of Wisconsin Matt Schmidt ' 07 64
3. Indiana University Tyler Andrews ' 09 66
4. Marquette University Chad Recheygl ' 05 94
5. U of Michigan David Ellis ' 06 96
6. Northwestern Nikolaus Ehrensberger'06 104
7. Northwestern Chris Stahl ' 06 141
8. Purdue Carlos Abisambra ' 06 145
9. U of Minnesota Charlie Igo ' 09 148
10. U of Michigan Alp Kardicali ' 08 159
11. Northwestern Jimmy Costaleis ' 09 164
12. Notre Dame John Dailey ' 08 190
13. Notre Dame Tim Roy ' 08 190
14. Ohio University Steven Bauer ' 06 192
15. Indiana University Mike Schmid ' 05 214
16. U of Wisconsin Rob Pickens ' 08 219
17. U of Minnesota John Weissent ' 09 219
18. Lake Forest Dan Rupp ' 07 224
19. Univ. of St. Thomas Parker Zanios ' 07 242
20. U of Minnesota Nick Priaulx ' 06 245
21. Notre Dame Chris May ' 08 255
22. Notre Dame Bryan Marek ' 07 270
23. Ohio University Karl Felger ' 06 278
24. U of Wisconsin Kevin Campbell ' 09 286
MCSA Women's Singlehanded Championship
School Name Points
1. U of Michigan Christina Falcone ' 07 47
2. Marquette University Cate Muller ' 07 48
3. University of St.ThomasLindsay Allen ' 06 58
4. U of Michigan Maria Falcone ' 09 59
5. U of Wisconsin Liz Prange ' 07 65
6. U of Wisconsin Patti Schmidt ' 08 66
7. U of Minnesota Jessica Haverstock ' 08 71
8. U of Minnesota Jennifer Wilson ' 06 98
9. Notre Dame Kristen Branan ' 06 128
10. University of St.ThomasDanielle Lindeman ' 06143
11. Northwestern UniversityAnne Hodges ' 08 165
NAVY FALL INTERSECTIONAL
U.S. Naval Academy
October 15-16, 2005
Saturday: 12 Trapezoid Races sailed in each division. Winds NW 15-25 knots. Races sailed in the Severn River.
Sunday: 6 Trapezoid Races sailed in each division. Winds NW 15-34 knots. Races sailed in the Severn River. Boats: 420, FJ, Laser, Radial, 18 races were sailed in each Division.
A B C D TOT
1. King's Point 191 135 82 86 494
2. St. Mary's 126 130 115 124 495
3. Hobart/W. Smith 141 177 138 82 538
4. Yale 136 126 106 183 551
5. Navy 185 113 204 62 564
6. Harvard 104 166 76 250 596
7. Georgetown 148 119 181 173 621
8. Charleston 168 125 178 154 625
9. Stanford 193 146 139 165 643
10. Brown 190 151 217 127 685
11. Old Dominion 154 222 162 166 704
12. Dartmouth 135 190 183 210 718
13. Eckerd 147 251 140 262 800
14. NY Martime 214 180 259 169 822
15. Washington Col. 182 211 263 274 930
16. Boston Univ. 212 200 211 320 943
17. Texas A&M Gal. 205 265 257 315 1042
18. Wisconsin 295 274 182 321 1072
19. Michigan 329 266 301 210 1106
20. Hampton 313 342 352 151 1158
A Division
18. Wisconsin 295 Patti Schmidt '08 /A.Shultz'06
20. Michigan 329 Curt Rozelle '09 /Catlin Fortune '08
B Division
18. Michigan 266 Dave Ellis '06 /Lisa Vandenbossche '07
19. Wisconsin 274 Scott Eizenhardt '06 /Anna Bargren '07
C Division
11. Wisconsin 182 Matt Schmidt '07
19. Michigan 301 Ben Seppala '07
D Division
14. Michigan 210 Alp Kardicali '08
20. Wisconsin 321 Rob Pickens '08
Harken Clinic 2005
University of Wisconsin
10/15 - 10/16
A Division 1. Iowa Matias Perret '09, Eric Orzechewski '08 2. Iowa St. Eric Roman '09, Tyler Lorenzi (NWU) '09 3. Marquette Sarah Hartley '09, Christopher Williams '06 4. Miami (OH) Abby Heckler '07, Rochelle Modzelewski '08 5. Michigan Bruce Martin '09, Maynard Leon '09 6. Michigan St. Steve Griffith '08, Chris McNeal '09 7. Northwestern 1 Trevor Lee '07, Brooke Thurman '08 8. Northwestern 2 Matt "Duck" Pavlak '07, Hui Teo '08 9. Northwestern 3 Cliff Harding '08, Anya Hutden '09 10.St. Thomas Jacob Bowman '06, Ruth Klein '09 11.Wisconsin Kristin Paul '09, Lauren Seno '09 B Division 1. Iowa Matt Legg '06, Nic Coffman '09 2. Iowa St. Bobby Roe '07, Matt Comis (NWU) '09 3. Marquette Brian Schaldach (WIS) '07, Philip Dodez '09 4. Miami (OH) Nicholas Boxold '08, Whitney Wheeler '08 5. Michigan Andrew Vane '07, Peter Stirgwolt '09 6. Michigan St. Cat Lanting '09, Audrey Burskey '09 7. Northwestern 1Andrew Prina '08, David Winograd '09 8. Northwestern 2John Rula '08, Abby Longbottom '09 9. Northwestern 3John Schecter '08, Dre Collier '09, Matt Combs '09 10.St. Thomas Zach Hirschritt (WIS) '08, Andrew Grieshop '09 11.Wisconsin Kevin Campell '09, Dan Beardmore '09
Congratulations to Kristin Paul and Lauren Seno of Wisconsin for winning the only two races of the day on Sunday.
There will be a thorough follow-up and reaction from the coaches posted to the MCSA list in the coming weeks. Please take note!
Hooiser Daddy 2005
Indiana University
10/15-10/16
REGATTA HIGHLIGHTS: The races were held at Lake Lemon, Indiana with 17 competing teams. The weather for both days was sunny with temperatures in the low 70's. On Saturday, the wind forecast ranged from 5-12 coming from Northeast. There were 14 races completed which consisted of Windward-Leewards. Races for Sunday were postponed to 11:30 am because the wind factor was 0. During postponement Ultimate Frisbee, zip gliding, and tightrope walking was taking place. When the wind started to fill in, 2 races were sailed to complete the 4th rotation. Congratulations to Northwestern in winning Hoosier Daddy and receiving the Bobby Knight Award.
A division = 8 Races
B division = 8 Races
A B TOT
1. Northwestern 36 31 67
2. Wisconsin 22 48 70
3. Ohio Univ. 2 43 27 70
4. Miami 28 60 88
5. Purdue 36 66 102
6. Michigan State 48 61 109
7. Indiana 95 21 116
8. Univ. Michigan 73 67 140
9. Ohio State 70 80 150
10. BGSU 81 80 161
11. Western Michigan 67 94 161
12. Univ. Chicago 106 57 163
13. Ohio Univ. 1 80 83 163
14. Iowa 96 81 177
15. Hope 78 121 199
16. Dennison 122 89 211
17. Univ. Illinois 94 121 215
A division = 8 Races
TOT
1. Wisconsin 22 Liz Prange '07; Kelsey Cramer '07
2. Miami 28 Matt Rush '07; Niki Anderson '05;
3. Northwestern 36 Ward Detwiler '06; Erin Miller '08
4. Purdue 36 Captain Carlos '06; Staci Mattox '07
5. Ohio Univ. 2 43 Karl Felger '06; Kate Milligan '06
6. Michigan State 48 Casey Ray '08; Cass Hausserman '06;
7. Western Michigan 67 Chris Koch '07; Emily Freed '07
8. Ohio State 70 Joe Groszek '08; Dan Goodell '07
9. Univ. Michigan 73 Patrick Burke '08; Caroline Cochran '08
10. Hope 78 Robby Croswell '07; Margret Flystra '07
11. Ohio Univ. 1 80 Steven Bauer '06; Caroline Sundman '09;
12. BGSU 81 T. McRitchie '09; E. Harper '08
13. Univ. Illinois 94 Brian Shaw '09 1,2,5,6; G. Zimmerman '07
3,4,7,8 K. Anderson '09 1,2,5,6; V.
Delrosso '06 3,4,7,8
14. Indiana 95 Wes Kocher '06 1; Jason Hubbard '08 2-8;
Sam Kooris '09;
15. Iowa 96 Lauren Trolley '06; Lindsey Schneider '06;
16. Univ. Chicago 106 Augie Praley '09; Benjamin Gage '06
17. Dennison 122 Tristan Wickersham '08; Joel Cooper '09 1-4
Katheryn Kramer '06 5-8
B division = 8 Races
TOT
1. Indiana 21 Mike Schmid '05; Ashley Paynter '07;
2. Ohio Univ. 2 27 Jordan Gourash '07; Christine Rice '09
3. Northwestern 31 Brandon Keao '07; Anjali Becker '07;
4. Wisconsin 48 Mike Stephenson '08; Matt Kirley '09
1,2,5,6; Laura Valentor '09 3,4;
5. Univ. Chicago 57 Adrian Cook '06; Yuan Yao '06
6. Miami 60 Drew Plominsla '08; Katrina Barnes '08;
7. Michigan State 61 Catherine Jacquemin '07; Jamie Austin '07
8. Purdue 66 Eric Young '08; Dan Wilkins '08;
9. Univ. Michigan 67 John Lieberzon '05; Evan Quasney '05;
10. BGSU 80 Ian Gilliland '07; John Carter '08
1,2,5,6; Jeff Buckley '08 3,4,7,8;
11. Ohio State 80 Adam Shmidt; Tierney Davis '07
12. Iowa 81 Ben Millter-Todd '09; Casey Judge '09;
13. Ohio Univ. 1 83 Eric Milliman '07; Kyle Giftord '08;
14. Dennison 89 Ben Pendery '09; Chris Debble '09 5-6;
Katie McClure '07 1-4
15. Western Michigan 94 Scott Cesar '06; Katie Schultz '07
16. Hope 121 Lauren Adams '07; Christine Dostal '06
17. Univ. Illinois 121 Tom Karnezor '07; Sarah Cario '09 3,4;
Mark Kulig '06 5,6; Victor Delrosso
'06 1,2;
Sherman Hoyt Trophy
Brown University
October 22-23, 2005
Saturday: A cold, damp, rainy day with a light easterly breeze at 4-6 knots. Breeze got a little better as the day went on and got above 6 knots at times. Races were all Gold Cups and were long with the strong current from all of the rain. No protests and one request for redress that was denied. Big breeze forecasted for tomorrow.
Sunday: Another cold day, but without the rain and much better breeze from the N/NW at 8-16 knots. All course were windward/leewards with gates (3,4, or 5 legs). Very shifty and up and down pressure made for some tight races and numerous lead changes. 13 races were sailed in each Division.
A B TOT
1. Boston College 80 94 174
2. Yale 78 102 180
3. Dartmouth 67 114 181
4. Charleston 96 94 190
5. Hobart/Wm Smith 115 82 197
6. Tufts 96 103 199
7. Harvard 120 97 217
8. Brown 114 114 228
9. St. Mary's 138 93 231
10. URI 106 138 244
11. Connecticut Col. 129 117 246
12. Coast Guard 148 121 269
13. MIT 122 153 275
14. Boston Univ. 139 145 284
15. Old Dominion 134 172 306
16. Navy 182 126 308
17. Minnesota 166 180 346
18. Vermont 196 179 375
A Division
16. Minnesota 166 Mark Dunsworth 06 / Jenny Wilson 06
B Division
18. Minnesota 180 Jessica Haverstock 08 / David Elsmo 08
Last Call 2005
IUPUI
October 22-23, 2005
A total of 10 races were run at this year's Last Call Regatta. The races were held from the public docks on Eagle Creek Reservoir. The Saturday's winds were a steady 8 knots, with a cloudy sky and light rain. Sunday's winds increased to 10 knots, but the clouds were still out. Zero breakdowns, and zero protests. A total of 10 races were sailed.
A division = 10 Races B division = 10 Races
A B TOT
1. Indiana 15 13 28
2. Purdue1 31 24 55
3. Hope 39 41 80
4. Bowling Green 28 56 84
5. Purdue2 48 44 92
6. UnivofMichigan 52 41 93
7. IUPUI 67 62 129
A division = 10 Races
TOT
1. Indiana 15 Barret Rhoads, '06, ALL
Kiki Kapeal, '06, ALL
2. Bowling Green 28 Thomas McRitchy, '09, ALL
Jeff Buckley, '08, ALL
3. Purdue1 31 Robbie Cardoze, '09, ALL
Peter Maloney, '07, ALL
4. Hope 39 Marc Palms, '06, 1-7, 8-10
Rachel Rees,'09,1,2,5-8,9-10;
Sara Kirby,'07, 3,4
5. Purdue2 48 Staci Mattox, '07, ALL
Carlos Abisambra, '06,1-6;Katie
Schultz,'07,7-10
6. UnivofMichigan 52 Mackenzie Fankell, '09, ALL
Dave Ellis, '06, ALL
7. IUPUI 67 Steve Santee,'07, ALL
Leann Gemelas,'08, ALL
B division = 10 Races
TOT
1. Indiana 13 Mike Schmid, '05, 1-8; Jason Hubbard,
'07, 9,10
Jason Hubbard, '07, 1-9; Mike Schmid,
'05, 10
2. Purdue1 24 Eric Yeung, '08, ALL
Dan Wilkins, '08, ALL
3. UnivofMichigan 41 Erik Humm,'09,1,2,9,10;Kevin
Owen,09,3,4,5,6,7,8
PeterStirgwort,09,1,2,5,6,9,10;E.Humm,
09,3,4,7,8
4. Hope 41 Nate Deyoung, '07, 1-7, 8-10
Ashley Dean,07,1-2,5-6;M.Flystra,
07,3-4,7-10
5. Purdue2 44 Sean Kennedy, '06, ALL
Paul Gundel, '07, ALL
6. Bowling Green 56 John Carter, '07, 1-6;Scott Cesar,
'06, 7-10
John Carter, '07, 7-10; Lauren Adams, 1-6
7. IUPUI 62 Katie Ochs, '06, ALL
Emily Schenkenfelder, '06, ALL
Wisco Women's Regatta
Wisconsin
Oct 22-23, 2005
The Wisco Women's Regatta was a rockin time for the females of the MCSA. 24 Girls took Madison WI by storm, and consequently the general attractiveness of the city jumped 3 fold this weekend. One protest was filed, and two breakdowns. On Saturday, breeze was from the NNW at 7-15. Sunday started out at N 7-10, and increased to 15-20 NNE. Waves were intense, separating the women from the.. real women. Overall, the event was HOT - 4 real. So hot in fact, that Wisconsin cannot handle hosting another women's regatta for at least a year. See you next year, and congratulations Michigan for their victory.
1. Michigan 36 Christina Falcone/Lisa Vandenbossche 2. Michigan 3 53 Maria Falcone/Katie Dewitt 3. Michigan 2 53 Caitlin Delphin/Jamie Currell 4. Wisconsin 4 55 Anna Bargren/Brianne Zechlinski 5. Northwestern 102 Liz Hines/Christine Heckmann 6. Northwestern 2 107 Erin Miller/Kirsten Kelliher 7. Wisconsin 110 Amy Schultz/Jen Kulkoski 8. Wisconsin 3 122 Kristen Paul/Brittany Rathsack/Lauren 9. St Thomas 2 124 Danielle Lindeman/Maureen O'Connor 10. Michigan 4 152 Katie O'Brien/Caroline Cochran 11. St Thomas 152 Jamie Currell/Rachel Lundeen 12. Wisconsin 2 193 Beccah Steffensen/Lauren Valentor
2005 ICSA Sloop Championship
Gull Lake Yacht Club, MI
Hosted by Western Michigan Univ. & Michigan State Univ.
October 28-30, 2005
Friday: Day one began with light winds, ranging from 0 to 6 knots. The weather was sunny with temperatures ranging from 40 to 60 degrees. Racing was called at 3:30 p.m., due to lack of winds after one race.
Saturday: Racing began at 10 am, with sunny skies, temperatures in the 40's and winds ranging from 0 to 6 knots. Three windward leeward courses were completed before competitors took a break for lunch. Winds built up to 10 knots out of the S-SW for 3 more races in the afternoon. Temperatures were in the low 60's. Four windward leeward courses were completed and two Olympic courses were sailed by the end of racing on Saturday. Two protests were heard Saturday evening over the same incident in Race 3 resulting in a DSQ for Connecticut College. In Race 3, both Texas A&M . Galveston and Harvard University accepted 20% Penalties. Texas A&M Galveston and St. Mary's College took 20% Penalties in Race 7.
Sunday: Sunny skies greeted sailors for the third day in a row with temperatures in the upper 60's. Winds started at 6 knots and increased to 17 knots out of the southwest by the second race today. Three windward-leeward courses were sailed on Sunday to complete the round-robin. Two breakdown reports and one request for redress were heard by the judges.
Competitors attended a dinner Friday night sponsored by the International Star Class, where speaker Mark Mendelblatt gave a history of his sailing career from his years in collegiate sailing at Tufts University up to his Star Class sailing today, including his Laser Olympic Campaign in 2004. He also provided an interesting story of his experience sailing at the Sloop Champs at Gull Lake Yacht Club in 1993 for Tufts.
Judges: George Griswold, Andy Keiner, Dennis Bartley, Dave Schaffer (Friday & Saturday), and Ed Theisen (Sunday). PRO: Tim Rumptz
Pictures are posted on the regatta website. http://www.collegesailing.org/nas/fall05/sloops/
1. U.C. Irvine 41 Frank Tybor '07/ Chris Trezzo '07,
William Pochereva '07
2. Georgetown Univ 45 Andrew Campbell '06/ Seamus Kraft
'07, Daniel Esdorn '07
3. Texas A&M Galveston 48 Scott Stanton '07, Andrew McInnes
'06 (1-6, 9,10), Brad
Winslett '08 (1-7, 8-10),
Nick Moraski
4. Univ. of Minnesota 48 Mark Dunsworth '06 / Jennifer Wilson
'06, Nick Priaulx '06
5. Univ. of Washington 51 Athol King '07/Colin Orsini '06,
Alex Jones '06
6. Univ. of South Florida 57 Kevin Reali '06/ Phil Tanner '07,
Alyson Dagly '09
7. Connecticut College 59 Charlie Modica '08/ Farbes Barber
'06, Henry Maxwell '06
8. Eckerd College 64 Justin Van Deinse '07/Alex Jacobs
'09, Rob Simmons '07
9. St. Mary's College 67 John Loe '08, Valen Smith '08/Chuck
Ullman '07 (1-7),
Eric Reitinger '06 (8-10)
10. Harvard Univ. 72 Vincent Porter '06/Matt Knowles '07,
Robby McIntosh '07
Commodore: Cate Mueller
I wanted to discuss communication a little bit this month. One of the reasons many of the other districts such as MAISA and NEISA have such smooth running districts is because of the easy open flow of communication between schools and the board of the district. I think one of the main reasons for this is definitely because there are many more coaches in these districts and it is their job to make sure that this flow of communication exists and that things run smoothly. I recognize that we as a district are in a very different situation. We have way less coaching than other districts and therefore way fewer formal chains of communication between the board and the rest of the district.
As I was sitting and writing the agenda for our next board meeting it hit me, that I was simply putting things on the agenda that I felt needed to be addressed. But there must be more. There must be things that you all want to see addressed and discussed, issues that you all have seen at regattas or issues that you are facing within your team. I of course cannot be everywhere all the time. I admit that because of a busy summer race schedule as of now I have only been able to make it to one event, but there have been plenty so far this season. What I’m aiming at here is that I want your input, whether it is your personal input, or your input as a school. I want to know what you all are thinking, the things that you all want to see happen. We on the Board are only a handful of people, and we all know that more ideas are always better. So I’m asking from one sailor to another, please tell me of issues that you have, concerns, or just thoughts. You’d be amazed at the difference one e-mail can make and I look forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts.