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September 2009 Tell Tale
Volume 63, Number 4 September 2009
East Coed Semifinal Championship Regatta
MIT
May 2-3, 2009
Boat: FJ
The MCSA Teams did not qualify for the Finals in California
Team A B TOT
1 Georgetown University 28 49 77
2 Tufts University 41 43 84
3 St. Mary's College 51 34 85
4 Eckerd College 45 45 90
5 Roger Williams Univ 53 40 93
6 Stanford 68 60 128
7 U.S. Naval Academy 51 78 129
8 Boston University 62 68 130
9 Old Dominion Univ. 81 60 141
10 U. Vermont 79 63 142
11 U. Miami 88 70 158
12 UC Santa Barbara 61 98 159
13 U. Washington 92 108 200
14 Tulane University 90 114 204
15 Northwestern U. 114 100 214
16 U. Minnesota 116 114 230
17 Texas A&M Galveston 125 108 233
18 U. Michigan 124 116 240
A Division
Team Total Sailors
15/18 Northwestern U. 114 Eric ~DeFeo '12 1-6 Geoff Pedrick '12 7-8
Wildcat Amanda Leigh Snyder '10 1-6 Tyler Lorenzi '09 7-8
16/18 U. Minnesota 116 Nick Hovland '10
Gophers Kate Hockin '10 1-4,7-8 Natalie Sinn '12 5-6
17/18 U. Michigan 124 Blake Griffin '11
Wolverines Kelsey Dubois '11
B Division
Team Total Sailors
13/18 Northwestern U. 100 James Costakis '09 1-6 Tod Reynolds '11 7-8
Wildcat Nina Lincoff '12 1-6 Mikkila '10 7-8
16/18 U. Minnesota 114 Matthew Thompson '07
Gophers Emma Gantzer '11 1-6 Eric Tobias '12 7-8
18/18 U. Michigan 116 Daniel Morris '10
Wolverines Britt Wedenoja '11
West Coed Semifinal Championship Regatta
MIT/Harvard
May 2-3, 2009
Boat: FJ
The MCSA Teams did not qualify for the Finals in California
Team A B TOT
1 Yale University 40 24 64
2 Boston College 32 33 65
3 Charleston 45 52 97
4 U. South Florida 56 48 104
5 Hobart & William Smith 46 59 105
6 SUNY Maritime 57 49 106
7 Harvard 68 43 111
8 Washington College 58 66 124
9 U. Pennsylvania 61 74 135
10 Connecticut College 89 68 157
11 U. Florida 75 94 169
12 Western Washington 96 88 184
13 U. Wisconsin 76 114 190
14 U. Hawaii 93 102 195
15 U. Texas 119 97 216
16 U. Saint Thomas 123 112 235
17 U. Oklahoma 121 118 239
18 California Maritime 117 128 245
A Division
Team Total Sailors
11/18 U. Wisconsin 76 Joseph Kutschenreuter '12
Badgers Molly Forbes '12
18/18 U. Saint Thomas 123 Brandon Wilson '10
Tommie Matthew Weishan '11
B Division
Team Total Sailors
15/18 U. Saint Thomas 112 Charlie Igo '09
Tommie Medora Sletten '10
16/18 U. Wisconsin 114 Kevin Campbell '09
Badgers Jenny Koningisor '09
MCSA Womens Championships
University of Wisconsin
May 8 - 10, 2009
Friday, teams reported to Wisconsin at 1:00pm and were greeted by sun and 75 degrees. Racing was postponed due to light winds until 6:00pm when south-east winds around 4 knots began filling in. Both divisions went out for 2 races each. The race committee ran W4's. Two protests were filled; one was disallowed, and the other resulted in Minnesota being disqualified
Saturday brought heavier winds and colder weather. Both divisions went out in 15-20 knot NW winds and light chop. Three races per division were sailed and racing finished by 10:00am.
Congratulations to Wisconsin for qualifying for Women's Nationals and to Michigan and Notre Dame for qualifying for Women's semifinals!
A B TOT
1. Wisconsin 6 12 18
2. Michigan 14 6 20
3. Notre Dame 16 15 31
4. Northwestern 18 19 37
5. Minnesota 22 23 45
A Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 6 Christine Porter '11 1-5 / Carrie Bargren '10 1-2, Allie Valentor '10 3-5
2. Michigan 14 Christina Baker '10 1-5 / Catherine O'Brien '09 1-5
3. Notre Dame 16 Jaci Chase '09 1-5 / Brigid Diaz '10 1,2 Laura Yamartino '10 3-5
4. Northwestern 18 Liz Hines '09 1-5 / Lauren Radomski '
5. Minnesota 22 Allison Prange '11 1-5 / Amberose Kramer '10 1-5
B Division TOT
1. Michigan 6 Maria Falcone '09 1-5 / Britt Wedonoja '11 1-5
2. Wisconsin 12 Kristin Paul '09 1-5 / Brittney Rathsack '09 1-2, Margaux Stutz '11 3-5
3. Notre Dame 15 Caroline Yamartino '11 1-5 / Jess Hedrich '11 1-5
4. Northwestern 19 Sarah Hughes '11 1-5 / Maija Mikila '10 1,2,5 Emily Guidace 3,4
5. Minnesota 23 Natalie Sinn '12 1-5 / Kate Hockin '10 1,2
Kirstin Wilson '12 3-5
MCSA Team Race Championship
University of Wisconsin
May 9-10, 2009
The sailors were came down to find the Women finishing up their qualifier. Racing for Team Race began around 1000. The first round robin was completed in 10-15 knot winds from the NW. No protests were heard. After lunch, the sailors went out for a second round robin. It was completed in 8-12 knot winds from the NW. Three protests were filed on the water. One was dropped and the others were judged as no foul. Racing concluded for the day at 1730.
Sunday, racing began at 930 with winds from the NW starting at 8 knots building to 12-15. A third round robin was sailed resulting in one protest and one redress, but both were dropped. Sailing finished at 1330.
Congratulations to Wisconsin and Michigan for qualifying for Team Race Nationals!
Team Name Total wins
Wisconsin 18
Michigan 14
Northwestern 13
Minnesota 7
St. Thomas 5
Notre Dame 5
Ohio State 1
Northwestern
Skippers: Eric ~DeFeo 11, Tod Ryenolds 10, James Costakis 09, Andrew Wien 10
Crews: Amanda Synder 10, Nina Lincoff 12, Maija Mikkila 10, Geoff Pedrick 12
Ohio State University
Skippers: Joey Groszek 09, Anthony Julian 11, John Bennett 10
Crews: Maggie Junkin 11, Andrew Miller 12, Alyssa Singer 11, Eric Boyden 09
University of Michigan
Skippers: Scott Pfeffer 09, Blake Griffin 11, Daniel Morris 10
Crews: Maria Falcone 09, Kelsey Dubois 11, Britt Wedenoja 11, Amanda Baker 12
University of Minnesota
Skippers: Nick Hovland 10, Matt Thompson 11, Allison Prange 11
Crews: Amberose Kramer 10, Eric Tobias 12, Kate Hockin 10, Natalie Sinn12,
Kirstin Wilson 12
University of Notre Dame
Skippers: Jaci Chase 09, Joe Peris 09, Tim 0Brien 10, Nathaniel Walden 12,
Caroline Yamartino 11, Paul Cordes 09
Crews: Laura Yamartino 09, Caroline Yamartino 11, Jessica Hedrich 11,
Jaci Chase 09, Natalie Fang 12, Paul Cordes 09, Brigid Diaz 10,
Joe Peris 09, Tim OBrien 10
St. Thomas
Skippers: Brandon Wilson 10, Medora Sletten 10, Charlie Igo 09
Crews: Matt Weishan 11, Rachel Piotraski 09, John Kirkman 12, Anthony Krolczyk
University of Wisconsin
Skippers: Joe Kutshenreuter 12, Kevin Campbell 09, Leif Evensen 11,
Matt Kirley 09
Crews: Moly Forbes 12, Jenny Konigisor 09, Allie Valentor 10, Meg Six 12
Race Scores - R1
Notre Dame Northwestern Ohio St Michigan Minnesota St.Thomas Wisconsin
Notre Dame - L W L W W L
Northwestern W - W W W W L
Ohio State L L - L L W L
Michigan W L W - W W L
Minnesota L L W L - W L
St. Thomas L L L L L - L
Wisconsin W W W W W W -
Race Scores - R2
Notre Dame Northwestern OhioSt Michigan Minnesota St.Thomas Wisconsin
Notre Dame - L W L L L L
Northwestern W - W L W W L
Ohio State L L - L L L L
Michigan W W W - W W L
Minnesota W L W L - L L
St. Thomas W L W L W - L
Wisconsin W W W W W W -
Race Scores - R3
Notre Dame Northwestern Ohio St Michigan Minnesota St. Thomas Wisconsin
Notre Dame - L W L L L L
Northwestern W - W L W W L
Ohio State L L - L L L L
Michigan W W W - W W L
Minnesota W L W L - W L
St. Thomas W L W L L - L
Wisconsin W W W W W W -
ICSA Womens Championship Regatta
Stanford
May 26-27, 2009
Boat: FJ
Tuesday: Great day of racing, sunny skies and good breeze. with 8-12 knots in the morning, picking up to 15-18 in the afternoon with gusts up to 22 knots. 8 races were completed in B Division and 6 in A Division. The fleet handled the tough conditions very well. The day started with a strong flood tide and had switched to an ebb tide by the later races. One request for redress was filed and granted, there were no protests. The regatta banquet was at the St. Francis Yacht Club.
Wednesday: Racing began promptly at 9:45am. It was an exciting day of competitive, racing and constantly changing results. The morning started out with 10-15 knots, building to 18-22. 8 races were completed in A Division and 6 in B Division, for a total of 14 per division over the two days. Two requests for redress were filed, one was granted, no protests were filed. Special thanks to PRO Mike Kalin, Regatta Chairs Rolf Kaiser and Shannon Bonds, each and every Race Committee volunteer, the panel of Judges, Stanford University, ICSA, and all of the sponsors for making this event possible.
Congratulations to Yale University for winning the 2009 ICSA Womens National Championship. St. Francis Yacht Club and Stanford University look forward to hosting the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship next week.
Winning Team - Yale University Elis Jane Macky 09, Marla Menninger 10, Katherine Hagemann 09, Elizabeth Brim 11, Grace Becton 09, Rebecca Jackson 10, Sarah Lihan 10
Scores
Team A B TOT
1 Yale Univ. 53 95 148
2 Charleston 56 101 157
3 Boston Col. 109 56 165
4 Old Dominion 83 83 166
5 Brown Univ. 114 83 197
6 St. Marys Col. 116 86 202
7 Georgetown U. 127 81 208
8 Dartmouth Coll. 120 91 211
9 Connecticut Col. 125 124 249
10 Harvard 133 136 269
11 Boston Univ. 159 138 297
12 Stanford 135 170 305
13 Eckerd College 163 160 323
14 Hobart & Wm Smith 154 174 328
15 U. Rhode Island 186 144 330
16 W. Washington 140 222 362
17 Texas A&M Gal. 210 221 431
18 U. Wisconsin 208 236 444
A Division
Team Total Sailors
17/18 University of Wisconsin 208 Christine Porter 11
Badgers Allison Valentor 10 1-2,5-8,13-14
Megan Six 12 3-4,9-12
B Division
Team Total Sailors
18/18 University of Wisconsin 236 Kristin Paul 09 1-4,9-10
Badgers Mary Cummins 11 5-8,11-14
Brittney Rathsack 09 1-2,9-10
Kristina Schaldach 11 13-14
Margaux Stutz 07 3-8,11-12
2009 ICSA/APS Team Racing Championship
San Fransciso, Yacht Club Sunday, May 31, 2009
Thank you to all the competitors, umpires, and the race committee for a weekend of great sailing. Umpires: Steve Wolff, Rick Hatch, Brian Stanford, Vicki Call, Sodaro Glenn Oliver, John Storck, Charlie Arms, Pat Healy, Bryan McDonald, Charlie Cook, Mike Gross, Tom Duggen, Katie Maxim?, Don Becker, John Taglimonte, John Pierce, Betsy Altman, Eddy Conrads, John Pratt, Mary Farrell
Announcer: Ken Legler
Sponsors: APS, The Landing School and Marlow??
Final Results (win-loss):
1 Boston College 13-4 2 St. Mary's 12-5 3 Georgetown 10-7 4 Yale 9-8 5 Charleston 7-7 6 Harvard 6-8 7 Stanford 3-11 8 NY Maritime 2-12 9 South Florida 5-0 10 UC/Irvine 4-1 11 U/Washington 3-2 12 Wisconsin 2-3 13 Michigan 1-4 14 Tulane 0-5
Final Four results
Yale GT SMC BC Final 4 Tot Gold Tot
Yale - L W L 1 8 9
GT W - L L 1 9 10
SMC L W - W 2 10 12
BC W W L - 2 11 13
Gold 2 Results
GT CoC Hv Yale SMC BC Stan SUNY Gold 2 Tot Gold 1 Total
GT - W W L L L W W 4 5 9
CoC L - L W L L W W 3 4 7
Hv L W - L L W L L 2 4 6
Yale W L W - W L W W 5 3 8
SMC W W W L - L W W 5 5 10
BC W W L W W - W W 6 5 11
Stan L L W L L L - W 2 1 3
SUNY L L W L L L L - 1 1 2
Gold 1 Results
GT CoC Hv Yale SMC BC Stan SUNY Gold 1 Tot
GT - W W W W L W L 5
CoC L - L W W L W W 4
Hv L W - W L L W W 4
Yale L L L - L W W W 3
SMC L L W W - W W W 5
BC W W W L L - W W 5
Stan L L L L L L - W 1
SUNY W L L L L L L - 1
Silver Results
UCI UWa Wisc USF UM Tul Total
UCI - W W L W W 4
UWa L - W L W W 3
Wisc L L - L W W 2
USF W W W - W W 5
UM L L L L - W 1
Tul L L L L L - 0
Group 1 Results
CoC GT Hv UM Tul UCI Yale Total
CoC - L L W W W W 4
GT W - W W W W W 6
Hv W L - W W W W 5
UM L L L - W L L 1
Tul L L L L - L L 0
UCI L L L W W - L 2
Yale L L L W W W - 3
Group 2 Results
UWa BC USF Wisc Stan SUNY SMC Total
UWa - L L L L L W 0
BC W - W W W W L 5
USF W L - W W L L 3
Wisc W L L - L L L 1
Stan W L W W - L L 3
SUNY W L W W L - L 3
SMC W W W W W W - 6
12. Wisconsin Badgers: Kevin Campbell 09, Jenny Koningisor 09, Joe Kutschenreuter 12, Leif Evensen 11, Molly Forbes 12, Meg Six 12
13. Michigan Wolverines: Scott Pfeffer 09, Maria Falcone 09, Blake Griffin 11, Britt Wedenoja 11, Daniel Morris 10, Kelsey Dubois 11, Catherine OBrien 09, Amanda Baker 12, Carly Pfeffer 11
Coed Championship Regatta
Stanford
June 1-3, 2009
Boat: FJ
MONDAY: The first day of the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy Nationals was a long, cold day on the water for competitors. PRO Mike Kalin did a great job cranking out eight races in each division. The breeze was 15-20 knots the majority of the day with the highest gust clocked at 22 knots. The day started out with a 2.6 knot ebb, which brought a lot of chop to the course. Four protests were heard resulting in four DSQs. St. Mary's lead by 27 points.
TUESDAY: Upon arrival at St FYC, a cold mist and bone-chilling fog surrounded the docks. As if by miracle, at noon there was sunshine and 15-20 knots. Six races were completed in each division. The judges had a busy day flagging Rule 42 activity on-the-water, as well as hearing five protests, which resulted in four disqualifications. St. Mary's lead was cut to 7 points.
WEDNESDAY: Racing was pushed back to an 11am start to ensure optimum conditions. Race 15A the puffs were hitting 21 knots and the chop was short, steep and difficult to navigate. St. Mary's College and Yale battled all day long. A-Division skipper Thomas Barrows of Yale did his best to put his team in contention. Barrows took second place in race 17A. The Yale duo was able to squirm free and escape to the right side of the course and pass the entire fleet en route to a first place in 18A and a three point lead going into the final B-Division set. For the second time in a week, the final set was a winner takes all affair. St. Mary's B-Division, Michael Menninger and crew Jennifer Chamberlin, would save their best sailing for last. With their backs to the wall, they powered off the start line in both races and claimed the National Championship in style with a classic "horizon job" in the final race -- in fact, Menninger was able to pass the tiller to Senior "Chambermaid" for the cross of the finish line in her final college sailing race. Congratulations to Coaches Adam Werblow and Bill Ward.
A special thanks goes out to all the people who worked long and hard to make this event run so smoothly. First of all, Dave Santori for his help on Race Committee and for lending support from his Golden Gate Yacht Club. Don Becker served as Head Judge with help from John Pratt, John Mollicone, John Storck, Betsy Altman, Rick Hatch, and Eddie Conrad. St. Francis members and Regatta Co-Chairs Rolf Kaiser and Shannon Bonds did a fantastic job coordinating efforts between the club, Race Committee, and all parties. Stanford Coaches John Vandemoer and John Storck have been working on this event all year. ICSA representative Jay Kehoe came up with the idea to bring this event here and also volunteered his efforts to ensure a smooth event. ESPN U and Gary Jobson for covering the event -- we can't wait for the release! Chris Love and Pat Hitchens of Sailgroove for their candid coverage of all three events. Glennon Stratton of GTS photos for his awesome pics. Sponsors: ICSA, Gill, APS, Marlow, Luminaria, Quantum, US SAILING, GTS Photos, Kattack, and Sail 1 Design. Finally, to Mike Kalin for being an exceptional PRO and running such quality races on the challenging City Front this week.
Team A B TOT
1 St. Mary's 102 77 179
2 Yale Univ. 68 131 199
3 Georgetown 145 86 231
4 Old Dominion 111 151 262
5 Boston College 154 161 315
6 Roger Williams 225 93 318
7 U.S. Naval A. 180 144 324
8 Boston Univ. 177 163 340
9 SUNY Maritime 161 196 357
10 Harvard 195 167 362
11 U. South Florida 159 207 366
12 Charleston 184 195 379
13 Tufts Univ. 189 193 382
14 Hobart & W Smith 189 206 395
15 Stanford 191 205 396
16 Eckerd College 219 203 422
17 U. Pennsylvania 190 269 459
18 Washington Col. 231 236 467
2009 ICSA All-America Team
Women's All-American
Name School Mascot Allison Blecher `10 College of Charleston Cougars Sydney Bolger `12 Georgetown Hoyas Katherine E. Hagemann `09 Yale Elis Anne Haeger '12 Boston College Eagles Jane P. Macky `09 Yale Elis Megan Magill '11 St. Marys College Seahawks Andrea Savage '09 College of Charleston Cougars Megan Watson '09 Harvard University Crimson
Women's Honorable Mention
Name School Mascot Leigh Kempton `09 Boston College Eagles Martha Pitt '09 Boston College Eagles Stephanie Roble '11 Old Dominion University Monarchs Maggie Shea '11 Connecticut College Camels
Coed All-American
Name School Mascot Evan Aras '11 Georgetown Hoyas Thomas Barrows '10 Yale Elis Charles Buckingham '11 Georgetown Hoyas Matthew Duggan '09 Roger Williams Hawks Todd Hawkins '09 NY Maritime Privateers Brian Kamilar '09 Boston College Eagles Jesse Kirkland '10 St. Mary's College Seahawks Michael Menninger '11 St. Mary's College Seahawks Joseph Morris '12 Yale Elis Adam Roberts '10 Boston College Eagles Tyler Sinks '11 Boston College Eagles Cy Thompson '11 Roger Williams Hawks Andrew Vann '09 US Naval Academy Midshipmen
Coed Honorable Mention
Name School Mascot Arthur Blodgett '09 Eckerd Tritons Conner Blouin '10 Washington College Shoremen Taylor Canfield '11 Boston College Eagles Tomαs Hornos '10 Tufts Jumbos Fred Strammer '11 Brown Bears Robert Vann '11 US Naval Academy Midshipmen
Crew All-American
Name School Mascot Carrie Amarante '09 Boston College Eagles Grace Becton '09 Yale Elis Carly Chamberlain '09 Georgetown Hoyas Jennifer Chamberlain '09 St. Mary's Seahawks Christina Chance '10 US Naval Academy Midshipmen Sarah Donahue '09 Boston University Terriers Jaclyn Finney '09 Old Dominion Monarchs Danielle Gamache '09 NY Maritime Privateers Lauren Gillooly '09 Boston College Eagles Britney Haas '09 College of Charleston Cougars Kaytlin Hall '09 Roger Williams Hawks Caila Johnson '10 Georgetown Hoyas Maria Mahler-Haug '09 Brown Bears Kelly McKenna '09 Stanford Cardinal Marla Menninger '10 Yale Elis Maria Petrillo '09 Roger Williams Hawks Andrew Schneider '09 Boston College Eagles Alexandra Taylor '10 Georgetown Hoyas Meghan Wareham '11 Harvard Crimson Kelly Wilbur '10 St. Mary's College Seahawks
ICSA/Quantum Women's Sailor of the Year?- Finalists * Winner
Name School Mascot Allison Blecher '10 College of Charleston Cougars * Jane Macky '09 Yale University Elis Andrea Savage '09 College of Charleston Cougars
Everett B. Morris Trophy (Sailor of the year) Finalists * Winner
Name School Mascot Thomas Barrows '10 Yale Elis * Charlie Buckingham '11 Georgetown Hoyas Brian Kamilar '09 Boston College Eagles
2009 Hall of Fame Inductees
The following have been inducted into the ICSA Hall of Fame.
Austin Dias (San Diego, Calif.) received the Student Leadership Award;
Joe Kirk (West Falmouth, Mass.) was honored with the Lifetime Service Award;
Bryan McDonald (Monte Sereno, Calif.) received Outstanding Contribution/Volunteer
Michael Segerblom (Costa Mesa, Calif.) was recognized with the Graham Hall Award for Outstanding Service by a College Sailing Professional.