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Volume 61, Number 6 November 2007
Cedarfest Regatta
Michigan State University
October 6-7, 2007
Conditions were slow this weekend in terms of wind, which allowed for only two sets of racing to be scored. Saturday started off with light breeze and a total of 10 races were sailed until rain came in the afternoon taking all the wind with it. On Sunday no wind had developed by the scheduled start of the first race. The regatta operated under postponement until it was called at 12:00. The last two races were scratched as the B division was not able complete the set. Off the water a great time was had by all playing ultimate frisbee during postponement and getting together for dinner on Saturday night. Thanks to all of the teams that attended.
A B TOT
1 Notre Dame 7 6 13
2 Owens Community Coll 6 12 18
3 MSU Green 16 8 24
4 John Carroll 14 26 40
5 Wisconsin 21 21 42
6 MSU White 23 24 47
7 Wittenberg 29 26 55
8 Illinois 33 33 66
9 Great Lakes Maritime 32 35 67
10 University of Michigan 39 30 69
A Division TOT
1. Owens Community Coll 6 Ryan Lashaway 09 / Mandy Siderling 10
2. Notre Dame 7 John Dailey 08 / Ali Donahue 10
3. John Carroll 14 Chris Simon 10 / Kelsey Lipp 11
4. MSU Green 16 Mills Forni 08 / Elise Miller 09
5. Wisconsin 21 Joanna Clark 11 / Allie Valmar 11
6. MSU White 23 Caiti Dust 10 / Audrey Burskey 09
7. Wittenberg 29 Charlotte Bauer 11 / Caitlin Kyle 11
8. Great Lakes Maritime 32 Sean Lindegren 10/Chelsea Greenwill 10
9. Illinois 33 Brian Shaw 09, Sean Wilson 10 /
Candice Jones 10, Nick Cioni 07
10. University of Michigan 39 Dominic Piro 09 / Christina Carson 09
B Division TOT
1. Notre Dame 6 Tim Roy 08 / Caroline Yamorino 11
2. MSU Green 8 Steve Griffith 08 / Linsey Vickers 08
3. Owens Community Coll 12 Sean Marriott 11, Kevin Bradley 10 /
Jessica Schmidt 11
4. Wisconsin 21 Lauren Pester 10,Elliot Halyburton 10/
Morgan Stutz 11
5. MSU White 24 Pete Peterson 11 / Kevin Hanley 11
6. John Carroll 26 Reid Peira 09, Peter Hertanek 08 /
Michael Westerkamp 08
7. Wittenberg 26 David Weible 09, Russ Catner 09 /
Matt McDonald 09,Megan Doniner 10
8. University of Michigan 30 Alex Bogatho 10 / Tim Lonog 09
9. Illinois 33 Katelin Anderson 09/Marilyn Logan 09,
Andrew Werner 10
10. Great Lakes Maritime 35 Pieter Sheridan 10 / Ian Wheeler 11
HWS Intersectional
Hobart & William Smith
October 6 – 7, 2007
Saturday: The day started with breeze from the South at 12-14 knots. This breeze and the moderate swell allowed for some great Windward/Leeward twice around courses. With the threat of scattered thunder storms, the Race Committee called a delay of game between races to let one meekly pass to the North leaving behind a light breeze from the NW which allowed us to finish out the set and call it a day.
Sunday: Day two started off with a light 5-7 knot breeze hailing from the North. Around 2:30, a shifty North to Northwest to West breeze challenged the completion of sailing Windward/Leeward twice around courses and Windward/Leeward finish upwind courses until 3:00 when the Lake glassed over and was called a regatta. Boats: 420
A B TOT
1. Hobart & William Sm 26 20 46
2. Washington College 21 28 49
3. St. Mary's 37 31 68
4. Connecticut College 61 45 106
5. Charleston 58 50 108
6. Salve Regina 56 53 109
7. NY Maritime 71 62 133
8. Boston University 55 84 139
9. New Hampshire 102 60 162
10. Cornell 77 98 175
11. Fordham 84 92 176
12. Wisconsin 60 117 177
13. Northeastern 98 84 182
14. Christopher Newport 81 104 185
15. ODU 95 100 195
16. Miami of Ohio 131 87 218
17. Columbia 113 116 229
18. Iowa 142 138 280
A Division TOT
7/18 Wisconsin 60 Robert Pickens / Mike Stephanson
17/18 Miami of Ohio 131 David Keys / Liz Manley
18/18 Iowa 142 Amy Rohlfing / Mary Wagner
B Division TOT
11/18 Miami of Ohio 87 Christian Pilliat / John Rogers
17/18 Wisconsin 117 Leif Evenson / Britney Reithjack
18/18 Iowa 138 Ben Miller-Todd / Maria Argueta
2007 Navy Fall Women's
US Naval Academy
October 6-7 2007
Saturday: Another Boatshow weekend in Annapolis! The day started slow with a delay onshore until 11:30 am when the breeze filled in. We were all treated with a 5-10 kt SE-SW Breeze. 10 Races were sailed in each division on a trapezoid Course. 3 Protests were filled resulting in DSQ's. Nice Job by PRO Ali Sharp and the Midshipman for running races!
Sunday: We started the day with a light NW Breeze and got in one race in each division. We then waited on shore for a seabreeze to fill but it never filled enough for quality racing. The regatta was called at 2:30pm. Boats: 420/FJ/Radial (3 div)
A B C TOT
1. Navy 44 37 69 150
2. St. Mary's 52 46 59 157
3. Charleston 30 51 81 162
4. Old Dominion 90 106 25 221
5. Yale 50 117 54 221
6. Harvard 110 86 42 238
7. Dartmouth 93 90 66 249
8. Georgetown 60 71 132 263
9. Boston College 100 71 96 267
10. Hobart/WmSmith 151 58 92 301
11. Boston University 102 121 103 326
12. Connecticut College 113 109 133 355
13. South Florida 119 126 119 364
14. Eckerd 122 141 126 389
15. Penn 118 157 144 419
16. Washington College 143 169 165 477
17. Michigan 186 133 177 496
18. Z Bye 209 209 209 627
A Division TOT
17/17 Michigan 186 Karly Pfeffer 11 / Katy Lapekas 10
B Division TOT
14/17 Michigan 133 Kelsey Dubois 11 / Liza Wallas 08,
McKenzie Fankell 09
C Division TOT
17/17 Michigan 177 Lianna Gordon 11
MCSA Singlehanded Championships
Michigan State University
October 13-14, 2007
After waiting through the week before, the weather finally cleared up allowing a great weekend of racing on Lake Michigan. Saturday seven races were sailed in 10-15 knot westerly breezes with 1-2 foot waves. Sunday the conditions calmed down to 5-10 out of the east. Throughout the racing was very close and provided a very competitive regatta. Congratulations to Ryan Lashaway, Tod Reynolds, Kevin Campbell, Lauren Knoles, and Christine Porter for moving on to the ICSA Singlehanded Championships to be sailed in Seattle.
Men's Division Name School Total 1 Ryan Lashaway Owens 21 2 Tod Reynolds Northwestern 37 3 Kevin Campbell Wisconsin 43 4 Kevin Bradley Owens 66 5 Casey Ray Michigan State 76 6 Jimmy Costakis Northwestern 77 7 Tyler Blank Miami 79 8 Rob Pickens Wisconsin 82 9 Dave Elsmo Minnesota 91 10 Matt Thompson Minnesota 102 11 Mark Swift Minnesota 104 12 Chris May Notre Dame 105 13 Mills Forni Michigan State 112 14 Thomas McRitchie Bowling Green 116 15 Patrick Bloomstine John Carroll 123 16 Bill Seimers Minnesota 133 17 Nick Hovland Minnesota 139 18 Matt Barron Wisconsin 149 19 Brett Freeman Ohio State 156 20 Michael Stark Toledo 161 21 Steven Anderson Wisconsin 164 22 Patrick Kresch Iowa 192 Women's Division Name School Total 1 Lauren Knoles Michigan State 17 2 Christine Porter Wisconsin 21 3 Jessica Haverstock Minnesota 28 4 Caiti Dust Michigan State 38 5 Christine Heckman Northwestern 52 6 Amy Rohlfing Iowa 54
Navy Fall Intersectional
U. S. Naval Academy
October 13-14, 2007
Saturday: The racing was sailed in the N cove and completed 12 races in each division. In the morning the winds were blowing from the NW 8-12 knots. The dinghies were on one course sailing gold cups and the lasers/radials on another course sailing windward-leewards, twice around with a gate. The wind shifted to the west mid-day, at this time all fleets sailed on one trapezoid course. The wind velocity varied greatly each race and sometimes on a single leg from 4-14 knots.
Sunday: A full rotation of 20 races in each Division was finished. The final 8 races in the 4 Divisions were sailed in the Severn River; all fleets sailed on one trapezoid course. The wind was very shifty from the NW 5-12 knots. Boats: 420/FJ/Laser/Radial (4 Div)
A B C D TOT
1. Yale 145 129 94 133 501
2. St. Mary's 166 148 129 78 521
3. Brown 145 116 193 104 558
4. Georgetown 179 157 128 104 568
5. Tufts 186 163 172 103 624
6. Kings Point 191 141 148 156 636
7. Hobart/ WmSmith 189 195 134 155 673
8. Navy 240 173 189 157 759
9. Roger Williams 155 136 265 226 782
10. Charleston 177 232 177 237 823
11. Old Dominion 258 254 201 141 854
12. NY Maritime 220 209 233 195 857
13. U Penn 175 235 141 346 897
14. South Florida 241 204 172 307 924
15. Washington Coll. 189 187 346 233 955
16. Eckerd 307 309 179 233 1028
17. Bowdoin 175 310 248 329 1062
18. Fordham 253 251 363 336 1203
19. Michigan 324 302 323 269 1218
20. Florida 287 350 347 348 1332
A Division TOT
20/20 Michigan 324 Scott Pfeffer 09 / David Coviak 08
B Division TOT
17/20 Michigan 302 Curtis Rozelle 09 / Caitlin Fortune 08
C Division TOT
17/20 Michigan 323 Dan Morris 10
D Division TOT
15/20 Michigan 269 Maria Falcone 09
2007 BOUDEMAN CUP
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
OCTOBER 20-21, 2007
Saturday was extremely nice. The wind was from the north/northwest with a breeze ranging from 13-17 knots gusting up to 22 knots. Sunday was unseasonably warm. The wind was from the west/southwest with a breeze of 10-15 knots. Overall great weather to finish all 10 races.
A B TOT
1. Miami University 13 32 45
2. Northwestern 1 31 25 56
3. Michigan State Univ 42 46 88
4. Western Mich Univ 1 80 19 99
5. Western Mich Univ 2 52 61 113
6. Northwestern 2 68 58 126
7. Owens College 42 90 132
8. Hope 64 76 140
9. Michigan Tech 78 65 143
10. Univ of Toledo 83 107 190
A Division TOT
1. Miami Universit 13 Tyler Black '11 / Katrina Barnes '09
2. Northwestern 1 31 Tod Reynolds '11 1,2,5,6,9,10, Teno '10 3,4
S. Harding '08 7,8, C:Blackman'11 1-8
Teno'10 9,10
3. Owens College 42 Kevin Bradley '09 / Shelly Lane '10
4. Michigan State Univ 42 Keith Kroning '10 1-8, Casey Ray '08 9-10
Kevin Hanley '11 ALL
5. Western Mich Univ 2 52 Bill Pyle '08 / Kathryn Muzik '11
6. Hope 64 Colin Vis '10 1,2,5,6,9,10,
G.Schubert '10 3,4,7,8
Schofield '11 1,2,5,6,9,10
Biagoni '11 3,4,7,8
7. Northwestern 2 68 Tamu Christ '10 / Heather Krolton '11
8. Michigan Tech 78 Heather Robertson '09 / Craig Griffin '08
9. Western Mich Univ 1 80 Kyle Wilhelm '10 1,2,9,10, James Danner '10
3-8, Kimmy Hojna '10 1-2,9-10
John Stscherban '11 3-8
10. Univ of Toledo 83 Chris Hoy '09 / Kristen Attard '10 3-6,
Kyle Lind '10 1-2
B Division TOT
1. Western Mich Univ 1 19 Chris Koch '08 / Ross Jefferies '08
2. Northwestern 1 25 Trevor Lee '08 / Shannon '11 1,2,5,6,9,10
Mikkila '10 3,4,7,8
3. Miami University 32 David Keyes '11 / Nelson Mead '11 1-4
Judd Schaub '11 5-10
4. Michigan State Univ 46 Pete Peterson '11 / Andrew Gamble '10
5. Northwestern 2 58 Justin Cohler '11 1-8, Clifford Harding '08
9,10 / Bret Hierda '11
6. Western Mich Univ 2 61 Mike Amerine '08 / Mike Dean '10 1-6
Chelsea Speilman '09 7-10
7. Michigan Tech 65 Jake Mehan '11 / Croix Fylpaa '10
8. Hope 76 M. Regan '11 1,2,5,6, J. Stanley '10
3,4,7,8 / Mosier '11 1,2,5,6,9,10
Karbowski '11 3,4,7,8
9. Owens College 90 Ryan Lashaway '09/Stephany Knapper'10(HOPE)
10. Univ of Toledo 107 Jason '09 / Joe '09
2007 Kathryn Hammond Memorial Regatta
University of Texas
October 20-21 2007
Saturday: The regatta opened to 5-10 kt SE breeze which quickly grew to 10-20 kt shifty SE-SW conditions. 16 Races were sailed in Windward-leeward once and twice around courses, as well as triangle and olympic courses. Multiple flips were observed during the racing. No protests were filed throughout the day.
Sunday: Racing commenced at 1030 with a steady 15-20 kt Southern breeze. 8 Races were completed, with the winds dying to 10-15 kts by the conclusion of racing. No protests were filed throughout the day.
Congratulations to the University of Texas on winning the Kathryn Hammond!
A huge thanks to the PRO, Steve Gay, for an exceptional job in running the races, and to all of the teams who traveled far and wide to come sail in Austin. Boats: FJ
A B Total
1. The University of Texas 29 20 49
2. Fordham 36 29 65
3. Florida Atlantic University 59 26 85
4. South Alabama 29 82 111
5. Texas A&M Galveston 54 74 128
6. Michigan 82 54 136
7. Texas A&M Corpus Christi 83 58 141
8. Texas A&M University 60 89 149
A Division
7/8 Michigan 82 Adam Cove '09 / Stephanie Kunkel '11
B Division
4/8 Michigan 54 Bruce Martin '09 / Lianna Gorgon '11
Wisconsin Womens 2007
University of Wisconsin
October 20-21
Both days were uncommonly warm especially when considering the history of the regatta. 8 races were sailed in A’s and 6 in B’s Saturday in winds 15-18 gusting to 20. 2 Races were sailed in A’s and 4 in B’s on Sunday in winds 20-23 gusting to 28.
A B TOT
1. Wisconsin 1 14 18 32
2. Northwestern 1 52 26 78
3. Wisconsin 3 36 43 79
4. Minnesota 31 56 87
5. Wisconsin 2 40 67 107
6. Michigan State 72 38 110
7. Michigan 57 61 118
8. Northwestern 2 85 57 142
9. Marquette 102 86 188
10. Iowa 96 97 193
11. St Thomas 80 114 194
A Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 1 14 Patti Schmidt '08 / Carrie Bargren '10
2. Minnesota 31 Jessica Haverstock '08 / Kate Hockin '10
(1-4, 9-10)
3. Wisconsin 3 36 Chrtistine Porter '11 / Jen Kulkoski '09
4. Wisconsin 2 40 Joanna Clark '11 / Allie Valentor ' 10
5. Northwestern 1 52 Liz Hines '09 / Teresa Fox '09 (1-4, 7-10),
Shannon Oliver '11 (5,6)
6. Michigan 57 Christina Baker '10 / Christina Carson '09
7. Michigan State 72 Cathi Dust '10 '/ Elise Miller '09
8. St Thomas 80 Medora Sletten '10 / Anna Soens '10
9. Northwestern 2 85 Christine Heckmann '08 / Alison Lehner '08
(1-4, 7-10) Hannah Schrieshrim '11 (5,6)
10. Iowa 96 Amy Rohlfing '09 / Mary Wagner '08
11. Marquette 102 Kate Gregory '10 / Meghan Bernacki "10 (1-8),
Sara Bunice '08 (9-10)
B Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 1 18 Michele Lorenz '08 / Emily Theisen ' 09
2. Northwestern 1 26 Erin Miller '08 / Meredith Lattos '09 (1-8),
Shannnon Oliver '11 (9-10)
3. Michigan State 38 Lauren Knoles '11 / Cat Lanting '0-90
4. Wisconsin 3 43 Lauren Valentor '09 / Brittney Rothsack '09
5. Minnesota 56 Ambrose Kramer '10 (1,2, 5,6), Carolyn Vanous
'11(3,4 7-10) / Carolyn Vanous '11
(1,2,5,6), Amberose Kramer '10 (3,4,7-10)
6. Northwestern 2 57 Sara Hughes '11 / Frankie Ferrerro '11 (1,2,
5,6, 9-10)Hannah Dean '11 (3-4,7,8)
7. Michigan 61 Kelsey Dubois '11/ Mackenzie Frankell ' 09
8. Wisconsin 2 67 Jenny Koningisor '09 / Laura Gillen '09
9. Marquette 86 Kerstin Klein '10 / Sam Totten '11 (1-4)
Alexandra Bracken '11 (5-10)
10. Iowa 97 Mara Argenta '10 / Jennifer Burken '09
11. St Thomas 114 Rachel Piotraschle '09 / Megen Zweber "08
The Victorian Coffee Urn
Harvard
10/27-28/07
12 total races on w-l 1 1/2 and 2 courses. Southwest wind Saturday and a nice Northwesterly on Sunday. Thanks to alumni Emily Nielsen, Matt Ocwieja and Matthew Knowles for their help. Congrats to Yale for winning and Harvard, Dartmouth, Brown and Tufts for qualifying for Women's ACCs. Boats: Lark
A B TOT
1. Yale 60 48 108
2. Dartmouth 58 98 156
3. Georgetown 63 98 161
4. Brown 104 65 169
5. Harvard 93 79 172
6. URI 115 61 176
7. Charleston 57 123 180
8. Tufts 78 111 189
9. BC 124 99 223
10. ODU 145 91 236
11. BU 114 123 237
12. MIT 141 105 246
13. Wisconsin 102 154 256
14. Conn College 174 98 272
15. Vermont 143 153 296
16. Navy 157 141 298
17. Roger Williams 110 192 302
A Division TOT
7/17 Wisconsin 102 Patricia Schmidt '08 / Beccah Stevenson '08
B Division TOT
16/17 Wisconsin 154 Michele Lorenz '08 1-4,11-12 J Clark '11 5-10/
Jen Kulkoski '09 1,2 5-8,
Allie Valentor '10 3-4,9-12
One-Design Sailing Symposium Offers a
Weekend of Sail Fast Workshops
Columbus, Ohio - November 17-18, 2007
When the US SAILING One-Design Sailing Symposium (ODSS) kicks off on Friday evening, November 16, in Columbus, Ohio, sailors better be geared up for a fast-paced, information- packed weekend of fun. Presenters include Dave Perry, multiple one-design champion Greg Fisher, and sailing author Stuart Walker. You can look forward to several special events, including a US SAILING Mount Gay Rum Speaker Series on Saturday-night (November 17) featuring Dave Perry who will talk about winning moves in one-design sailing.
The ODSS covers a wide range of topics with the go fast track geared to the intermediate racer who is looking to crank it up a notch. Dave Perry will present “Winning Moves in One Design” on Saturday night and sportsmanship on Sunday. Other topics include: reading the wind, rules, starting techniques, up wind lane management, mark rounding, and boat handling skills. Greg Fisher, Skip Dieball, Tom Hubbell and others will present on these topics.
The collegiate sailor special registration is $50 for Saturday and $25 for Sunday. Registration includes Friday and Saturday night events, lunches, notebook and lots of giveaways. Please contact Lee Parks for registration information, 401-683-0800 x650 or Lee Parks@ussailing.org
The ODSS will take place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel (Dublin, Ohio). For more information, www.ussailing.org/odcc.