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Volume 59, Number 4 September 2005
MCSA Dinghy Championship
Ohio State University
April 30 - May 1
1. Minnesota 73 24 97
2. U of Michigan 41 56 97
3. Wisconsin 56 56 112
4. Ohio State 62 74 136
5. Northwestern 64 74 138
6. St. Thomas 73 76 149
7. Indiana 119 55 174
8. Marquette 96 109 205
9. Miami 101 108 209
10. Notre Dame 105 112 217
11. Michigan State 132 95 227
12. Ohio 77 154 231
13. Denison 173 172 345
A Division TOT
1. U of Michigan 41 Matt Vanderpool 06, Katie DeWitt 07
2. Wisconsin 56 Anne Porter 05/Anna Bargren 07 1-10,
Patti Schmidt 08 11-13
3. Ohio State 62 Adam Dunki-Jakobs 05, Bryn Bachman 08
4. Northwestern 64 Brian Sabina 05, Erin Miller 08
5. Minnesota 73 Jessica Haverstock 08, David Elsmo 08
6. St. Thomas 73 Parker Zanios 07, Jamie Currell 06
7. Ohio 77 Karl Felger 06, Katy Davies 07
8. Marquette 96 Catherine Muller 07, Renee Jacobs 06
9. Miami 101 Matt Rush 07, Abby Heckler 07
10. Notre Dame 105 Tim Roy 08, Kerry Kilbourn 07
11. Indiana 119 Jason Hubbard 08, Mike Schmid 06
12. Michigan State 132 Casey Ray 08, Carolyn Somes 08
13. Denison 173 NO RP Information
B Division TOT
1. Minnesota 24 Mark Dunsworth 06, Jenny Wilson 06
2. Indiana 55 HJ Richardson 05, Kiki Caprel 07
3. Wisconsin 56 Liz Praunge 07 (1,2,9-13), Matt Schmidt 07
(3-8)/ Kelsey Cramer 07 (1,2,9-13)
,Patti Schmidt08(3-8)
4. U of Michigan 56 Christina Falcone 07 (1-12), Dave Ellis 06
(13),Meredith Cochran06(1-10,13),Dave
Elwood05(11-12)
5. Northwestern 74 Aaron Lasher 05, Ashley Metz 05
6. Ohio State 74 Conor Hawkins 08, Mara Nash 08
7. St. Thomas 76 Dan Shinozaki 05, Danielle Lindeman 06
8. Michigan State 95 Mills Forni 08, Meesh Cosier 06
9. Miami 108 Drew Plominski 08, Dea Sundling 07
10. Marquette 109 Christopher Williams 06, Katie Kelly 07
11. Notre Dame 112 Chris May 08, Kathryn Hoodecheck 06
12. Ohio 154 Andy Mulford 06, Caroline Sundman 08
13. Denison 172 NO RP Form
<b>Fall 2005: Regatta Reminders<b>
Mary Weaver, Race Chair
As the first of our fall regattas approaches, I’d like to take this opportunity to remind everyone of some things that will make the season more fun by helping things run as smoothly as possible.
NORs: Sometimes these buggers really sneak up on you and have a tendency to be forgotten in all the hustle and bustle of regatta planning, but it is very important that the NORs are sent to the Race Chair (that’s me!) one month before the regatta. This way attending teams have plenty of time to make plans and ensure they will be able to attend before the drop deadline. (It also helps the host school by forcing you to plan things in advance rather than letting them go until the last minute.) Also, I encourage everyone to look at the NOR for every regatta because mistakes do happen, and even if you don’t think your team is signed up, you will be held responsible for being there if you are listed as a team expected to attend on the official NOR.
Trailering: Ugh! I know we all hate this one, but at least it’s not too complicated. If you are signed up as a team that needs to tow, then you are responsible for getting a boat there. Whether you tow it yourself, or you find another team that is willing to trade a favor and bring one for you, it is your team’s responsibility to make sure it gets there.
Changes to the Schedule: As there have been a few changes to the schedule for this season and hence there may be some confusion about what is happening when, I want to clear things up and make sure everyone has the correct dates:
Spartan Singles: September 17-18, 2005 Cedarfest: October 1-2, 2005
MCSA Team Race Championship
Northwestern University
May 7-8, 2005
Saturday: Today was marked by colder than expected temperatures and consistent wind of 14 knots out of the North. Heavy fog and a 3' chop made spotting marks difficult. A round robin of 36 races was completed using digital N courses and limited umpiring. Rotations were done on the water.
Sunday: A double round robin final four was sailed on a beautiful sunny day. The wind was light and shifty with wind of 4-6 knots out of the S-SE and the lake had minimal chop.
Special thanks to our judges RJ Wolney, Andy Graff, George Griswold and John Porter, and to our PRO Allison Robin. We'd also like to thank the owners and crew of Intangible, Tomorrow's Sunshine, Caress and New World, for coming up to help us with rotations.
Place Team Wins Losses Points
1. Michigan 11 3 122
2. Northwestern 10 4 129
3. Minnesota 8 6 137
4. Wisconsin 8 6 143
5. Notre Dame 4 4 89
6. St. Thomas* 2 6 91
7. Michigan State 2 6 99
8. Miami 1 7 102
9. Ohio U. 0 8 146
*2 losses were added and 2 wins taken away from St. Thomas because they
failed to fill out the RP form.
1. Michigan: Caitlin Delphin '06/David Elwood '05
Matt Vanderpool '06/Katie Dewitt
Dave Ellis '06/Lisa Vandenbossche '07
Christina Falcone '07/Meredith Cochran
2. Northwestern: Jack McCallum '07/Erin Miller '08
Niko Ehrensberger '06/Erin Miller '08
Brian Sabina '05/Asa Church '07
Aaron Lasher '05/Ashley Metz '05
3. Minnesota: Jessica Haverstock '08/Jennifer Wilson '06
Mark Dunsworth '06/Brandon Fruhmrth '08,
Kelsey Dunigan '08 Dave Elsmo
'08/Nick Priaulx '06, Sarah Gross '05
4. Wisconsin: Anne Porter '05/Anna Bargren '08
Matt Schmidt '07/Michele Lorenz '08
Rob Pickens '08/Ben Dickey '08
Aaron Mann '07/Brianne Zechlinski '08
5. Notre Dame: Tim Roy '08/Kerry Kilbaurn '07
John Dailey '08/Caroline Nally '08
Chris May '08/Kathryn Hoodecheck '06
6. St. Thomas: No record on RP form.
7. Michigan State: Mills Forni '08/Steve Griffith
Mike Weingarn '08/Anne Thernause '07
Casey Ray '08/Carolyn Somes '08
8. Miami: Jocelyn Pollack '07/Jane Ventresca '06
Matt Rush '07/Abby Heckler '07
Drew Plominski '05/Deci Sunding '07
9. Ohio: Karl Felger '06/Anna Rice '05
Andy Mulford '06/Caroline Sundman '08
Colin Beck '07/Kim Edge '06
2005 ISCA Womens Dinghy Champs
University of Texas
June 1,2,3
The first day of the ICSA Women's Dinghy Championships ended with only 4 races completed (2 in each division) due to difficult light and shifty wind conditions. Beautiful clear skies in 80+ degree air temp and 75+ degree water on Lake Travis made for a great day lakeside. The University of Texas Sailing Team and the volunteers and facilities from Austin Yacht Club served up awesome Southern hospitality to the 18 Women's teams from around the Country. Charleston and Harvard were tied in the lead.
Day two produced a full day of racing. Ten races for each division were completed. The breeze was fairly constant throughout the day and averaged just a bit over 10 knots, with a maximum-recorded gust of 18.2 knots. The high for the day was 87 F. Harvard and Charleston battled back and forth all day long, with Harvard holding a slight lead as the day came to a close.
The third and final day's weather was overall very uncooperative, and allowed a total of only 2 races in each class to be completed. Delays were caused by both a lack of wind and thunderstorms that moved into the area in the early afternoon. Harvard was able to hold off all other competitors and finish at the top of a very competitive field. Adapted from ICSA web content by Mike Segerblom and James Morley
A B TOT
1. Harvard 80 80 160
2. Charleston 98 84 182
3. Georgetown 100 90 190
4. Old Dominion 72 122 194
5. Connecticut Coll 84 117 201
6. Dartmouth 120 89 209
7. Stanford 144 70 214
8. Yale 106 109 215
9. Brown 98 127 225
10. Navy 102 124 226
11. St. Mary's 111 140 251
12. Eckerd 170 130 300
13. Hobart/Wm Smith 161 161 322
14. Wisconsin 195 149 344
15. USC 211 150 361
16. Minnesota 138 223 361
17. TAMUG 191 213 404
18. Washington 216 222 438
A Division
TOT
11. Minnesota 138 Jessica Haverstock 08/Jenny
Wilson 06
16. Wisconsin 195 Anne Porter 05 1-8, 11-14; Patti
Schmidt 08 9-10/ Anna Bargren
07 1-4, 6-8, 11-12,14; Brianne
Zechlinski 08 5 Amy Schultz
05 9-10; Patti Schmidt
08 13
B Division
TOT
13. Wisconsin 149 Liz Prange 07Kelsey Cramer 07
18. Minnesota 223 Andrea Porter 06 Kelsey
Dunigan 08 1-2,9-12; Sarah Gross
05 3-8, 13-14
2005 ICSA/Layline Team Racing Championship
University of Texas
June 5,6, 7
Day one - June 5. Thanks to a full day of GREAT weather, 54 races were run today at Lake Travis. The winds were fairly constant out of the southeast. Many spectators were on hand for the event, many floating in the lake to cool off and enjoy the Texas sun. ESPN's camera crews were on site and installed cameras and microphones on the boats to try and give the fans of college sailing a first-hand view into excitement and intensity of team racing competition. The footage was assembled into a half hour program to air on ESPN U.
Day two - June 6. Winds were 11.3 kts and out of the SE, with a temperature of 93 F. The eight teams in the Championship fleet completed one of the two round robins that were scheduled for them. Charleston won the Consolation round robin for the six teams which didn't make the cut into the Championship group.
Day three - June 7. The teams were narrowed down from 8 to 4 after finishing the second Championship round in the morning, with Yale, USC, Harvard, and Hobart/William Smith advancing to the Final Four round robin. Hobart/William Smith College won the ICSA/Layline Team Race Championship and the Walter C. Wood Trophy. Chief Judge, Bryan McDonald? ordred the On-the-water judges increased to three judges' boats per race in order to arbitrate the increasingly competitive races during the Final Four races.
The Team Racing banquet was held on the patio of Austin Yacht Club to the tune of country music, family style BBQ, pinatas, and (of course) a moonwalk. Texas was able to show the rest of the country "how it's done down South" as festivities continued until the wee hours of the morning.
Adapted from ICSA Web content by James Morley
Place Team Wins Losses
1 Hobart/ WmSmith 13 4
2 Yale 10 7 Final
3 USC 10 7 Four
4 Harvard 10 7 _________
5 Georgetown 6 8
6 Dartmouth 6 8 Winner's
7 St. Mary's 4 10 Round
8 Hawaii 3 11 _________
9 Charleston 5 0
10 Eckerd 4 1
11 Washington 3 2 Consolation
12 Texas A&M Galveson 2 3 Round
13 Michigan 1 4
14 Northwestern 0 5
2005 ICSA/Gill NA Coed Dinghy Champs
University of Texas
June 8-10
Racing began after the Competitor's meeting and a short inspirational speech by Gill's North American president Jerry Richards, who was disappointed that he could only stay for one of the three days of the event. With continuing luck on the weather front (sunny skies, 10-18 knots of wind, high of 95), six races were run in each division, producing the following five top teams, in order, Hawaii, Hobart/William Smith, Dartmouth followed by Yale and Harvard. One Hawaiian competitor put it, "Dude, this is awesome!"
Day two was a good day for heavy air crews as the winds became a steady 18 kts from the SSE and the teams battled for position throughout the day. There were several lead changes throughout the day as Dartmouth, Hawaii, and Hobart/William Smith each held the top place at one time or another.
Day three - Winning their second championship this year, Hobart & William Smith took this year's title Keeping their over-earlies to a minimum and sailing fairly consistent races the Hobart/Wm Smith team was able to average a 6th place finish over all their races to win the title. The high 18-knot winds with 25-knot gusts were not enough to dampen their pristine sailing abilities.
Adapted from ICSA website content by James Morley
A B TOT
1. Hobart/ WmSmith 114 83 197
2. Hawaii 82 153 235
3. Dartmouth 101 146 247
4. Georgetown 106 142 248
5. USC 102 157 259
6. Old Dominion 125 141 266
7. Harvard 136 137 273
8. Brown 159 127 286
9. Yale 178 117 295
10. St. Mary's 155 148 303
11. South Florida 173 134 307
12. Charleston 203 150 353
13. Boston College 225 130 355
14. Texas A&M Galveston 224 209 433
15. Washington 207 274 481
16. Minnesota 241 265 506
17. Tulane 253 273 526
18. Michigan 286 279 565
A Division TOT
16. Minnesota 241 Mark Dunsworth 06/Jenny Wilson 06;
Brandon Fruhwirth 08
18. Michigan 286 Matt Vanderpool 06; Dave Ellis
06/K.DeWitt07; L.Vandenbossce
07;M.Cochran06;D.Ellis
B Division TOT
15. Minnesota 265 Jess Haverstock 08/Dave Elsmo 08;
Kelsey Dunigan 08
18. Michigan 279 Christina Falcone 07; Caitlin
Delphin 06/Meredith Cochran 06;
David Elwood 05
2005 ICSA AWARDS
Everett B Morris Trophy (Sailor of the Year)
Mikee Anderson-Mitterling, USC
Quantum Women's Sailor of the Year
Anna Tunnicliffe, Old Dominion Univ.
Robert H. Hobbs Trophy(Sportsman of the Year)
JM Modisette, MIT
Leonard M. Fowle Trophy (Team of the Year)
Harvard University
2005 All-America Team
Women's All-American
Year School Mascot Name Hometown
Junior Yale Elis Molly Carapiet Belvedere, CA
Senior Brown Bears Anne Davidson Madison, CT
Junior Harvard Crimson Sloan Devlin Mystic, CT
Junior Charleston Cougars Alana O'Reilly Charleston, SC
Senior Harvard Crimson Genny Tulloch Houston, TX
Senior Old Dominion Monarchs Anna Tunnicliffe Perrysburg, OH
Senior Charleston Cougars Sara Wilkinson Gautier, MS
Sophomore Stanford Cardinal Caroline Young Tampa, FL
Honorable Mention (Women's All-American)
Year School Mascot Name Hometown
Senior Charleston Cougars Anne Bowen Annapolis, MD
Junior Dartmouth Big Green Emily East Fairhope, AL
Freshman Georgetown Hoyas Blaire Herron Coronado, CA
Sophomore Yale Elis Emily Hill Miami, FL
Sophomore Brown Bears Katie Lovelace Greenwich, CT
Senior Dartmouth Big Green Lauren Padilla Gross Point Park, MI
Freshman St. Mary's Seahawks Adrienne Patterson Newport Beach, CA
Coed All-American
Year School Mascot Name Hometown
Junior USC Trojans Mikee Anderson-Mitterling Coronado, CA
Freshman Yale Elis Zachary Brown San Diego, CA
Junior Georgetown Hoyas Andrew Campbell San Diego, CA
Junior Yale Elis Molly Carapiet Belvedere, CA
Sophomore Harvard Crimson Clay Johnson Toms River, NJ
Sophomore St. Mary's Seahawks Justin Law Newport Beach, CA
Senior Yale Elis Stuart McNay Newton, MA
Sophomore Hobart/WmSmith Statesmen Trevor Moore North Pomfret, VT
Senior Brown Bears Patrick Rynne Scituate, MA
Sophomore Dartmouth Big Green Erik Storck Huntington, NY
Senior Hobart/WmSmith Statesmen John Storck Huntington, NY
Senior Old Dominion Monarchs Anna Tunnicliffe Perrysburg, OH
Honorable Mention (Coed All-American)
Year School Mascot Name Hometown
Sophomore Hawaii Rainbows Scott DeCurtis Redondon Beach, CA
Sophomore Brown Bears Charles Enright Bristol, RI
Senior Boston College Eagles Ben Gent Wellesley, MA
Junior Hawaii Rainbows Brian Lake San Diego, CA
Senior Hobart/WmSmith Statesmen Lee Sackett Mentor, OH
Senior MIT Beavers JM Modisette Penobscot, ME
Junior South Florida Bulls Kevin Reali St. Petersburg, FL
Junior Tufts Jumbos David Siegal Dartmouth, MA
Sophomore Texas A&M Galv. Aggies Scott Stanton C'sted, USVI
Senior USC Trojans Harrison Turner Los Angeles, CA
Sophomore UC/Irvine Anteaters Frank Tybor Coronado, CA
Sophomore St. Mary's Seahawks Andrew Watters Oxford, MD
Crew All-American
Year School Mascot Name Hometown
Freshman Old Dominion Monarchs Emily Bartlett Annapolis, MD
Senior Georgetown Hoyas Dorothée Bergin Wellesley, MA
Sophomore Brown Bears Arlene Chung Murrysville, PA
Sophomore Harvard Crimson Christina Dahlman Chevy Chase, MD
Sophomore USC Trojans Vanessa Decollibus Duxbury, MA
Senior St. Mary's Seahawks Paige Hannon Plymouth, MI
Junior Yale Elis Sarah Himmelfarb Falmouth, ME
Senior Yale Elis Jenn Hoyle Manchester, MA
Senior Dartmouth Big Green Clementine James Easton, MD
Senior Dartmouth Big Green Elisabeth Kreter Severna Park, MD
Senior Yale Elis Meredith Killion Branford, CT
Sophomore Georgetown Hoyas Caroline LaMotte Oxford, MD
Junior Charleston Cougars Susan Lintern Kirtland Hills, OH
Senior Boston College Eagles Joy MacDougall Waterford, CT
Sophomore Hobart/WmSmith Herons Amanda Markee Rancho Santa Fe, CA
Junior Hobart/WmSmith Herons Augusta Nadler Marion, MA
Sophomore USC Trojans Melanie Roberts San Diego, CA
Senior Brown Bears Louise Sherman Tiburon, CA
Sophomore Harvard Crimson Emily Simon Oak Brook, IL
Sophomore St. Mary's Seahawks Hilary Wiech St. Michaels, MD
Reminder – Up-Date Fall Information
It is important that each team up-date its Team information both on the MCSA Website and the ICSA Website.
All Competitors must re-register on the ICSA Website to be eligible for the Fall Season.
www.mcsasail.org www.collegesailing.org