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Volume 65, Number 4 September 2011
ICSA Coed Dinghy Eastern Semifinals
Southern Cal
April 30 - May 1, 2011
FJ's
Sunday, May 1: Sunday arrived with crystal clear views of Catalina Island in one direction and snow capped mountains in the opposite with a struggle offshore breeze. The RC attempted to set a course with the offshore breeze but were only able to complete 2 eastern and 1 western race before the incoming seabreeze put everything into postponement for a course shift. Once the seabreeze filled in it continued to build and allowed the RC to finish 12 eastern races before the 5pm cut off time. Sailors were then greeted to a BBQ dinner at the sailing center while boats were packed up and trophies handed out. Congratulations to our nine qualifiers.
# School Team A B TOT
1 Georgetown University Hoyas 37 62 99
2 Harvard University Crimson 42 62 104
3 U. S. Naval Academy Midshipmen 65 61 126
4 College of Charleston Cougars 79 60 139
5 Stanford University Cardinal 81 69 150
6 Brown University Bears 70 97 167
7 Tufts University Jumbos 83 89 172
8 Connecticut College Camels 100 74 174
9 Old Dominion University Monarchs 115 93 208
Not Qualifying for Finals
10 University of Florida Gators 128 97 225
11 U. of Calif. at Los Angeles Bruins 94 134 228
12 Cornell University Big Red 165 110 275
13 W. Washington University Vikings 133 158 291
14 University of Minnesota Gophers 154 154 308
15 University of Michigan Wolverines 156 153 309
16 Tulane University Green Wave 187 175 362
17 Texas A&M University Aggies 170 197 367
18 Ohio State University Ohio State 196 208 404
Scores for Division A
# Team Total Sailors Races
13 University of Minnesota 154 Matthew Thompson '11
Gophers Sarah Ellis '14
14 University of Michigan 156 Matthew Graham '13
Wolverines Kirsten Corneliussen'13 1-10
Michael Vittorio '12 11-12
18 Ohio State University 196 Anthony Julian '11
Ohio State Maggie Junkin '11
Scores for Division B
# Team Total Sailors Races
13 University of Michigan 153 Ryan Seago '14
Wolverines Amanda Baker '12 1-8
David Oliver '14 * 9-12
14 University of Minnesota 154 Allison Prange '11 1-4,7-8
Gophers Harrison Burton '14 5-6,9-12
Emma Gantzer '11 1-4,7-8
Natalie Sinn '12 5-6,9-12
18 Ohio State University 208 Sydney Rush '12
Ohio State Andrew Miller '12
ICSA Coed Dinghy Western Semifinals
Southern Cal
April 30 - May 1, 2011
FJ
# School Team A B TOT
1 Boston College Eagles 62 40 102
2 Yale University Bulldogs 55 48 103
3 Roger Williams University Hawks 55 53 108
4 University of South Florida Bulls 56 80 136
*5 St. Mary's College of Maryland Seahawks 58 93 151
*6 University of Miami Hurricanes 71 80 151
7 Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges Statesmen 76 88 164
8 Eckerd College Tritons 78 97 175
9 University of Rhode Island Rams 116 67 183
Not Qualifying for Finals
10 University of Wisconsin Badgers 107 85 192
11 SUNY Maritime College Privateers 94 101 195
12 Washington College Shoremen 133 125 258
*13 University of Oregon Ducks 139 121 260
*14 U. of California at Santa Barbara Gauchos 118 142 260
15 University of Southern California Trojans 126 138 264
16 University of Texas Longhorns 166 164 330
17 Northwestern University Wildcat 173 179 352
18 Marquette University Marquette 204 184 388
Scores for Division A
# Team Total Sailors Races
10 University of Wisconsin 107 Joseph Kutschenreuter '12
Badgers Molly Forbes '12
17 Northwestern University 173 Eric DeFeo '12 1-4
Wildcat Michael Cornew '13 5-11
Amanda Leigh Snyder '10
18 Marquette University 204 Patrick Farrell '13
Marquette Peter McNulty '13 1-4
Ciara McHugh '13 5-11
Scores for Division B
# Team Total Sailors Races
7 University of Wisconsin 85 George Kutschenreuter '14
Badgers Megan Six '12 1-8,10
Kevin Kennedy '13 9,11
17 Northwestern University 179 Geoff Pedrick '12
Wildcat Kimberly Wieczner '12
18 Marquette University 184 David Johnston '14
Marquette Ciara McHugh '13 1-4
Peter McNulty '13 5-11
MCSA Team Racing Championship
University of Wisconsin
May 7-8. 2011
420's
Saturday Racing on Saturday began promptly at 1000 with an Easterly breeze of around 10 mph. With perfect team racing conditions, PRO John Porter was able to run races very efficiently. Both full round robins were completed on Saturday with on the water umpiring. Racing finished with a sail-off between Ohio State and Notre Dame for fifth, with OSU winning the race. The top four teams after day one were Wisconsin, Northwestern, Minnesota, and Michigan.
Sunday Two final four rounds were scheduled for Sunday, but unfortunately the wind did not cooperate and racing was canceled. Congratulations to Wisconsin and Northwestern for qualifying for the 2011 Collegiate Team Racing Nationals at the Gorge. A huge thank you to the umpire team for their work on and off the water. Chief Umpire Hans Graf assembled a great crew including Mark Johnson, Tod Reynolds, Matt Clark, and Matt Schmidt. Thank you to Jim Kutschenreuter, Brad Egan, Harken, and Summerset Marine for supplying powerboats. Finally, thanks go out to PRO John Porter for getting races off as quickly as possible.
Overall Scores Place Team Name Wins Losses 1st Wisconsin 10 0 2nd Northwestern 7 3 3rd Minnesota 6 4 4th Michigan 5 5 5th Ohio State 2 9 6th Notre Dame 1 10 Northwestern Eric Defeo 11 1-6 Geoff Pedrick 12 1-6 Michael Cornew '13 1-6 Amanda Snyder '11 1-10 Kim Wiermer '12 1-3, 8-10 Max Clemons '12 4-7 Katherine Nickle '12 1-10 Minnesota Matt Thompson '11 1-10 Allison Prange '11 1-7, 10 Drake Lundeen '14 8,9 Harrison Burton '14 1-10 Sarah Ellis '14 1-10 Natilie Sinn '12 1-7, 10 Emma Gantzer '11 1-10 Kirstin Wilson '12 8,9 Wisconsin Joe Kutchenreuter '12 1-10 George Kutschenreuter '14 1-10 Lief Erickson 1-4, 8,9 Andrew Fox '13 5-7, 10 Molly Forbes '12 1,2, 5-10 Mike Lee '14 3,4 Megen Six '12 1,2, 7,9-10 Brenden Boylan '13 3-4 Kirsten Reseer '14 1,2, 5-10 Katlyn Putney '14 3,4, 6,8 Notre Dame Jeffrey Miller '12 1-10 Nathanial Walden '12 1-10 Peter Roden '14 5-10 Greg Torrisi '11 1-4 Natilie Fang '12 1-10 Wyn Sullivan '14 3-5 Maria Skorcz '14 1,2, 6-10 Gregg Torrisi '11 5-10 Peter Roehmhodt '14 1-4 Michigan Matt Graham '13 1-10 David Oliver ''14 1-10 Sammy Barbour '12 1-3 Ryan Sego '14 4-10 Kristin Cornieliussen '13 1-10 Amanda Baker '12 1-10 Michael Vitterio '12 2-10 Evelyn Hll '13 1 Ohio State Anthony Julian '11 1-10 Adam Gilbertson '13 Devin Copfer '14 1-10 Gwendolyn Mulvey '13 1-10 Andrew Miller '12 1-1 Alyssa Singer '11 1-10
Gopher Invite
University of Minnesota
May 14-15, 2011
420's
(Report missing to be included if received)
Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women's Championship
Cascade Locks, OR
May 24-26, 2011
FJ's
The last day of racing at the Columbia River Gorge for the women's collegiate sailors brought a long wind delay, but a sweet victory in the end for the University of Rhode Island. In the final day of racing at the Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women's National Championship for the Gerald C. Miller Memorial Trophy, the women arrived and waited for wind until around 2 p.m. The delay on shore caused everyone to question whether any more races would be sailed. It was cool and cloudy with rain on and off, but finally some breeze began to come down the river at about 2-7 knots from a westerly direction. A division was able to fit in two races before the 5 p.m. racing cut off, but B division only sailed one race, therefore only one race in each division counted today on Windward/Leeward courses.
A division's seventh race of the event and first race of the day was sailed in just enough breeze to get around the course and fight the current. The women were able to hug the shore a bit on the downwind to find current relief in the shallow water. Brown University, Yale University and College of Charleston led the race around the first windward mark and as the fleet spread downwind Yale was able to take the lead at the leeward mark and went on to win the first race. The breeze started to fill in with gusts, cold air and periods of rain. At this point, the University of Rhode Island managed to hold on to their lead closely followed by a number of schools: St. Mary's College, Old Dominion, Yale, Georgetown and Connecticut College.
It was a difficult event due to all of the postponements and stopping and starting, not to mention the challenging conditions that the Gorge presented; rain, its strong currents and unpredictable winds. The top five teams were very close and were swapping positions in the standings constantly. It was a great event with fair sailing and the Columbia Gorge Racing Association and Northwest Intercollegiate Sailing Association were excellent hosts along with all of their volunteer helpers. All of the collegiate teams raced hard and offered great competitive sailing.
# School Team A B TOT
1 University of Rhode Island Rams 43 40 83
2 Connecticut College Camels 44 49 93
3 St. Mary's College of Maryland Seahawks 46 49 95
4 Brown University Bears 52 45 97
5 Yale University Bulldogs 55 44 99
6 Old Dominion University Monarchs 53 52 105
7 Harvard University Crimson 63 49 112
8 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Bears 62 53 115
9 Georgetown University Hoyas 42 74 116
10 Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges Statesmen 83 35 118
11 Boston College Eagles 52 85 137
12 University of South Florida Bulls 82 68 150
13 College of Charleston Cougars 68 84 152
14 Stanford University Cardinal 91 66 157
15 Eckerd College Tritons 80 81 161
16 University of Wisconsin Badgers 91 100 191
17 W. Washington University Vikings 86 110 196
18 Tulane University Green Wave 104 112 216
Scores for Division A
# Team Total Sailors Races
1 Georgetown University 42 Sydney Bolger '12
Hoyas Rebecca Evans '12
2 University of Rhode Island 43 Amy Hawkins '12
Rams Caroline Hall '12
3 Connecticut College 44 Atlantic Brugman '13
Camels Elizabeth Wilsterman'12 1-4,7
Lucy Wallace '13 5-6
4 St. Mary's College of Maryland 46 Megan Magill '11
Seahawks Meredith Powlison '11
*5 Boston College 52 Anne Haeger '12
Eagles Emily Massa '12
*6 Brown University 52 Elizabeth Barry '11
Bears Amy Walker '11
7 Old Dominion University 53 Stephanie Roble '11
Monarchs Emily Reich '12
8 Yale University 55 Claire Dennis '13
Bulldogs Heather May '13 1-2
Elizabeth Brim '11 3-7
9 U. S. Coast Guard Academy 62 Krysta Rohde '11
Bears Tanya Cuprak '11
10 Harvard University 63 Emily Lambert '12
Crimson Alexandra Jumper '12
11 College of Charleston 68 Corey Hall '12
Cougars Sarah Scudder '13
12 Eckerd College 80 Lara Dallman-Weiss '11
Tritons Julia Melton '12
13 University of South Florida 82 Abby Featherstone '13
Bulls Hillary Noble '11 1-6
Darby Smith '11 7
14 Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges 83 Caroline Patten '11 1-6
Arielle DeLisser '14 7
Statesmen Jane Rew '14
15 Western Washington University 86 Erika Vranizan '12
Vikings Heather Rees '13 1-4
Sara Welsh '12 5-7
*16 University of Wisconsin 91 Christine Porter '11
Badgers Molly Forbes '12
*17 Stanford University 91 Eliza Richartz '13
Cardinal Anna McConnell '14
18 Tulane University 104 Mackenzie Milne '13
Green Wave Lauren Cargo '14 1-2,5-6
Margo Lalumiere '13 3-4
Lee Evans '13 7
Scores for Division B
# Team Total Sailors Races
1 Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges 35 Kelly Crane '11
Statesmen Holly Huffine '11 1-2,5-7
Hannah Littell '11 3-4
2 University of Rhode Island 40 Chanel Miller '14
Rams Danielle Fougere '12
3 Yale University 44 Marlena Fauer '14
Bulldogs Eugenia Custo Greig '14
4 Brown University 45 Jennifer Adler '11 1-2
Emily Dellenbaugh '12 3-7
Bears Logan Shanney '13 1-2
Cecilia Strombeck '11 3-7
*5 Harvard University 49 Morgan Russom '14
Crimson Isabel Ruane '14
**6 St. Mary's College of Maryland 49 Mayumi Roller '12
Seahawks Katherine Gluskin '13 1-6
Kayla McComb '13 7
**7 Connecticut College 49 Maggie Shea '11
Camels Stephanie Kapinos '13
8 Old Dominion University 52 Morgan Wilson '11
Monarchs Shannon Wilkins '13
9 U. S. Coast Guard Academy 53 Jennifer Proctor '11
Bears Kristen Holloway '12
10 Stanford University 66 Sarah Mace '14
Cardinal Katie Riklin '13
11 University of South Florida 68 Rachael Silverstein '11
Bulls Stephanie Reynolds '11 1-2,5-7
Christine Sayler '11 3-4
12 Georgetown University 74 Nancy Hagood '14 1-6
Amanda Taselaar '14 7
Hoyas Brooks Walker '12
13 Eckerd College 81 Charlotte Dorris '11
Tritons Emily Mitchell '13
14 College of Charleston 84 Grace Lucas '14
Cougars Sarah Somes '13
15 Boston College 85 Emily Maxwell '11 1-4,7
Briana Provancha '11 5-6
Eagles Katy Nastro '11 1-2,5-6
Elizabeth Dudley '11 3-4,7
16 University of Wisconsin 100 Adelaide Davis '13
Badgers Megan Six '12 1-6
Katlyn Putney '14 7
17 W. Washington University 110 Ashley Vincent '15
Vikings Angela Gossom '13
18 Tulane University 112 Mary Duncan '11
Green Wave Lee Evans '13 1-6
Lauren Cargo '14 7
ICSA/APS Team Racing Championship
May 25-27, 2011
Cascade Locks, OR
FJ's
The final day of racing at the Columbia River Gorge for the APS/ICSA National Championship has ended with Roger Williams University coming out on top to win the Walter C. Wood Memorial Trophy. Today was the culmination of three days of racing which included six round robins. The fourteen top collegiate team race teams in the country, representing the seven districts in the ICSA, gathered to compete for the championship. The Columbia Gorge Racing Association and the Northwest Intercollegiate Sailing Association organized a great event for the sailors as the regatta hosts.
The competitors arrived at the sailing venue to a steady 15-knot breeze and a cool 45 degrees. The sailors hit the water to complete the second round of the Gold Fleet round robin. There was close and exciting racing down to the end. The winds continued to gust in the 20 knot range and each team fought to move on. One team who sailed particularly well was the College of Charleston, who beat Boston College in a blustery race finishing with a solid 1,2,3. Charleston went 5-2 in the second round of the Gold Fleet and Boston College went 6-1 in the round, which advanced both of them to the Final Four.
Although St. Mary's College of Maryland sailed well in the second round, when their score from the second round was combined with their previous record it was not enough to advance them. The two other teams who moved on to the Final Four were Georgetown and Roger Williams. Roger Williams had been sailing very well through the whole event, until this morning when they lost the first races of the day. The Roger Williams sailors knew that they had to win all three races in the Final Four to win the event, "The break in the middle of the day - between the Gold Round and the Final Four - gave us a chance to get focused. They played the corn hole bean bag game and took their minds of the morning's races," explains Amanda Callahan head coach for Roger Williams.
Once Roger Williams hit the water, "they knew what the job was and they went out and did it," says Callahan. They were tied with Boston College going into the last race of the Final Four and the race was not short of excitement. Boston College was ahead at the start of the race and the pairings kept changing all over the course. By the leeward mark Boston College was spinning a penalty turn and Roger Williams advanced up the beat to win the race finishing with a first and second combination.
Group 1 Wins Losses Standing
Roger Williams 6 0 1
Georgetown 5 1 2
Charleston 4 2 3
Yale 3 3 4
UC Irvine 2 4 5
Northwestern 1 5 6
Tulane 0 6 7
Group 2
Wins Losses Standing
Boston College 6 0 1
St. Mary's 4 2 2
Hobart WSmith 3 3 3
Stanford 3 3 4
South Florida 3 3 5
Wisconsin 2 4 6
Oregon 0 6 7
Consolation
Wins Losses
UC Irvine 3 2
Northwestern 1 4
Tulane 0 5
South Florida 4 1
Wisconsin 4 1
Oregon 3 2
Consulation Round Results
Wins Losses Rank
Wisconsin 4 1 1
UC Irvine 3 2 2
Oregon 3 2 3
South Florida 2.5* 1 4 *South Florida penalized 1.5 wins
Northwestern 0.5* 4 5 *Northwestern penalized 0.5 wins
Tulane 0 5 6
Final Four Wins Losses
Roger Williams 2 1
Boston College 2 1
Charleston 1 2
Georgetown 1 2
FINAL RESULTS
TEAMS W L STANDINGS
Roger Williams 13 4 1
Boston College 12 5 2
Charleston 10 7 3
Georgetown 8 9 4
St. Mary's 7 7 5
Hobart WSmith 6 8 6
Yale 3 11 7
Stanford 3 11 8
Team Race R-P
Skippers Race Crew Race
BOSTON COLLEGE
Taylor Canfield '11 1-20 Emily Massa '12 1-20
Anne Haeger '12 1-20 Danny Bloomstine '11 1-2
Tyler Sinks '11 1-20 Lucy Wallace '11 1-2,5,11-20
Laura McKenna '13 3-4,6-10
Emily Migliaccio'11 3-10
Briana Provancha'11 11-20
CHARLESTON
Jackson Benvenutti '11 1-20 Cory DeCollibus '13 1-4,6-20
Mac Mace '13 1-20 Perry Emsiek '12 1-20
Zeke Horowitz '12 1-20 Alyssa Aitken '12 1-4,6-14,19-20
Brooks Clark '13 5
Sam Stokes '12 5,15-18
GEORGETOWN
Charlie Buckingham '11 1-20 Karen Phillips '11 1,4,6-10,13,16-20
Scott Furnary '11 1-20 Kate Canty '12 1,4,6-10,13,19-20
Chris Barnard '13 1-5,7-20 Hilary Kenyon '13 4,6-10,13,19
Michael Campbell '11 6 Sydney Bolger '12 1,3,11-12,14-18,20
Leslie Cowen '13 2-3,11-12,14-16
Rebecca Evans '1 2-3,5,11-12,14-18
Edward Mark '14 2,5
Leah Volk '11 5
HOBART WM SMITH
Austen Anderson '12 1-20 Bridget Nannig '13 1-16
Sam Blovin '12 1-20 Chris Klevan '12 1-20
David Thompson '11 1-20 Catherine Pelo '13 1-16
Sam Padnos 17
Hannah Littell 17
UC IRVINE
Rex Cameron '11 1-13 Blair Johnston '11 1-3,5-11
Colin Kincaid '14 1-13 Chris Huang '12 7-10
Jack Porter '11 1-13 Colin Averill '12 1
Martha Davis 12 2-11
Kate Andersen '14 1-6,11
Austin Moore '13 4
NORTHWESTERN
Max Clemons 12 1 Zack Bannon '14 1
Michael Cornew '13 1-6 Max Clemons '12 2-6,1-5
Eric Deleo '11 2-6,1-5 Katherine Nidele '12 1-6
Geoff Pedrick '12 1-6 Amanda Snyder '11 1-6
UNIV OF OREGON
Philip Gordon '11 1-13 Kate Emberley '13 1-13
Elliot Drake '12 1-13 Hyo Na '11 1-13
Andrew Bolter '11 1-13 Lara Kuhlman '11 1-5,8-12
Mickey Scott '14 6,7,13
ROGER WILLIAMS
Cy Thompson '11 1-20 Kelly Stannard '12 2,3,5-11,14,18-20
Alec Anderson '13 1-20 Sophie Bellacosa '13 7-10,14,18-19
Sean Bouchard '12 1-20 Bianca Rom '13 1-3,5-17,20
Tyler Wilson '12 1-6,11-13,15-20
Cameron Pimentel '13 4
Joshua Saltmarsh '11 4
Alyssa Seifert '13 1,12-13,15-17
U. SOUTH FLORIDA
Zachary Marks'11 1-8,9-11,13 Diana Cabili '11 1-11,13
Sean Ross '12 1-8,9,12-13 Christine Sayler '11 1-9,12-13
William Stocke '13 1-8,10-12 Margaret Spears '12 1-8,10-12
David Harrison '12 13 David Harrison '12 9-12
Britton Steele '12 9-12 Britton Steele '12 13
STANFORD
Mateo Vargas '14 1-17 Rebecca King '13 1-13
Kevin Laube '14 1-17 Kelly Ortel '14 1-17
Oliver Toale '14 1-17 Hayley Tobin '11 1-17
Hannah Burroughs '11 14-17
ST. MARY'S
Michael Menninger '11 1-17 Franny Kupersmith '11 1-17
Megan Magill '11 1-15 Meredith Powlison '11 2-11,13-15
Victor Diaz deLeon'131-11,14-17 Madeline Jackson '11 2-3,5-10,12-13
Ben Whitman '11 12-13,16-17 Ben Lezin '13 1,4,11-12,14-17
Mimi Roller '12 1
TULANE
Phil Krause '13 1-12 Mary Duncan '11 1-2,5-7
Schuyler Hemmerdinger'111-12 Margo Lalumiere '13 1-4,8-12
Mackenzie Milne '13 1-12 Lee Evans '13 1-12
Lauren Cargo '14 3-12
U. OF WISCONSIN
J Kutschenreuter'12 1-6,9-11 Molly Forbes '12 1-3,5-6,11
G Kutschenreuter'14 1-6,7-10 Meg Six '12 2-3,5-8
Leif Evensen '11 1-4,6-11 Michael Lee '14 4,9-11
Andrew Fox '13 5,7-8,11 Kirstin Reseer '14 2-3,5-8
Brendan Boylan '13 1,4,7-11
Kevin Kennedy '13 1,4,9-10
YALE
Joe Morris '12 1-17 Heather May '13 1-17
Cam Cullman '13 1-17 Liz Brim '11 1-17
Chris Segerblom '14 1-17 Blair Belling '11 3,5,7,9-12
Amanda Salvesen '14 1,2,4,6,8,13-17
ICSA/Gill Co-ed National Championship
Cascade Locks, OR
May 30 - June 1, 2011
FJ
Today was the last day of the Gill/ICSA Dinghy National Championship. The winds on the Gorge cooperated and the competitors were able to get in a good day of racing. The westerly winds stayed steady around 10-12 knots gusting higher later in the day. Although it was chilly and wet at times, the sun peaked out a little bit too; today's weather was pretty typical of the last week at the Gorge. Both A-division and B-division completed 14 races in the event; four races in A-division today and six races in B-division were sailed on Windward/Leeward courses. In the end it was Boston College who commanded the lead and won the Henry A. Morse Memorial Trophy.
The day began with nice breeze so B-division was able to hit the water right away for the first races. It was a game of finding good pressure and riding it up the course. The steadier wind helped on the downwind legs so the sailors could fight the current and hold their boat positions a little better. The racing did stay close and compact, as it has been the last two days. In race 9B one of the leeward gate marks broke free and drifted upwind, so half of the fleet began to sail for it. Redress was filed for the loose mark and the conclusion was to re-sail the race. The mark was re-set and racing continued. Race 9B was re-sailed after race 12B; the old scores thrown out and the fair race scores were recorded.
In the end of the day the wind picked up with gusts around 18 knots. Before B-division took to the water for the last set of the day Boston College was 26 points ahead of Hobart who had 178 points and Harvard and Georgetown were tied with 185 points. It was left up to the B-division sailors to break ties and do what they could to extend leads or pass boats. The wind was quite strong which made the sailors work even harder for their scores. Before the last race Boston College had secured the championship and won the Dinghy title. Boston College sailed a smart regatta and defended their Dinghy National Championship title (which they won in 2010). Hobart and William Smith made a great comeback to finish the event in second place. Harvard also had a great event, staying consistently in the top of the fleet. When it came down to the last races and Harvard was tied with Georgetown, Harvard's B-division sailed one of the best runs in the whole regatta and just took the lead
# School Team A B TOT 1 Boston College Eagles 95 66 161 2 Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges Statesmen 95 93 188 3 Harvard University Crimson 115 75 190 4 Georgetown University Hoyas 81 122 203 5 St. Mary's College of Maryland Seahawks 90 120 210 6 Roger Williams University Hawks 108 113 221 7 College of Charleston Cougars 119 108 227 8 Yale University Bulldogs 133 121 254 9 U. S. Naval Academy Midshipmen 137 120 257 10 University of Miami Hurricanes 138 142 280 11 Brown University Bears 131 153 284 *12 University of Rhode Island Rams 152 155 307 *13 Stanford University Cardinal 158 149 307 14 University of South Florida Bulls 132 184 316 15 Old Dominion University Monarchs 152 170 322 16 Eckerd College Tritons 165 188 353 *17 Tufts University Jumbos 193 162 355 *18 Connecticut College Camels 201 154 355
2011 ICSA Awards
The ICSA All-America Team is selected by a committee who represents the seven conferences in the ICSA. For selecting the All-Americans the committee evaluates a competitor based on their competitive record in Intersectional, District and North American Championships. The quality of the competition over the fall and spring seasons, results achieved with different crews, and how the Record, and makes comparisons to previous All-American winners. For All-American crew selections the committee uses criteria similar to skipper selection, but additionally considers: demonstrated leadership (may consider seniority), outstanding body mechanics and boat handling skills as well as proven ability to improve of the results of the skipper(s) with whom he or she sails.
The Everett B. Morris Trophy is awarded annually to the College Sailor of the Year for outstanding performance at the highest level of sailing in the collegiate year. The trophy is named in memory of a distinguished journalist who spent more than 30 years, as a yachting writer and editor. This year there were five finalists for the prestigious award: Charlie Buckingham '11 Georgetown University, Taylor Canfield '11, Boston College, Michael Menninger '11, St. Mary's College of Maryland, Tyler Sinks '11, Boston College and Cy Thompson '11, Roger Williams University. The winner was Georgetown senior Charlie Buckingham, who was also the winner of A-division at the 2011 Gill/ICSA Dinghy National Championship and this fall won the Laser Performance/ICSA Men╒s Singlehanded National Championship. This is the second time Buckingham has won the award. He previously won the honor in 2009 and he has also been a collegiate All-American four times (2011,2010, 2009, 2008) in his career. Buckingham is from Newport Beach, California and grew up sailing at Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
The winner of the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy for best overall collegiate team was Boston College. The Fowle trophy is awarded to the team with the most Fowle points that are compiled results of the ICSA North American Championships. Boston College finished second in the 2010-2011 Laser Performance/ICSA Women's Singlehanded Championship, first in the ICSA Match Racing Championship, and in the spring they just finished eleventh in the Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women╒s National Championship, second in the APS/ICSA Team Race National Championship and finally first in the Gill/ICSA Coed Dinghy National Championship. This is the third time Boston College has achieved this honor recently; winning it in 2010 and 2008.
The Robert H. Hobbs Sportsmanship Award is awarded annually to the Sportsman of the Year. The trophy honors Robert Hobbs (MIT '64), past Executive Vice President of ICSA, past President of US SAILING (1992-1994), and former chair of the US SAILING Olympic Committee. This year╒s winner was Robert Vann (Tampa, FL.), a graduating senior from the U.S. Naval Academy. Vann has been named an ICSA Honorable Mention All-American three times (2009, 2010, 2011) and has shown outstanding sportsmanship in his collegiate sailing career.
The James Rousmaniere Award for Student Leadership was awarded to Georgetowns graduating senior Michael Campbell. This honor is awarded annually to an undergraduate who has provided outstanding leadership to his or her team or district. Campbell is from San Diego, California and has been known to educate others about sailing and dedicate himself to the betterment of others. He has been a leader on his team and in his district contributing to improving college sailing as a whole.
Quantum Women╒s Sailor of the Year: The finalists for this award were Annie Haeger, a junior from Boston College and Megan Magill, a senior from St. Mary's College of Maryland. Although both women had an outstanding year of college sailing, Haeger was named the winner.
2011 ICSA ALL AMERICA TEAM
ALL-AMERICAN CREWS
Junior College of Charleston Alyssa Aitken Senior Yale Blair Belling Senior Harvard Quincy Bock Senior Yale Elizabeth Brim Senior Stanford Hannah Burroughs Junior College of Charleston Perry Emsiek Junior Georgetown Rebecca Evans Senior Brown Sally Evans Senior St. Mary's College of Maryland Madeline Jackson Junior Hobart Christopher Klevan Senior St. Mary's College of Maryland Frances Kupersmith Junior US Naval Academy Saverio Maldari Junior Boston College Emily Massa Senior Boston College Emily Migliaccio Senior Georgetown Ashley Philips Senior St. Mary's College of Maryland Meredith Powlison Junior Old Dominion Emily Reich Junior Roger Williams Kelly Stannard Senior Boston College Lucy Wallace Senior Harvard Meghan Wareham
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN SKIPPERS
Senior Georgetown Scott Furnary Senior US Naval Academy Clark Hayes Senior South Florida Zack Marks Junior Yale Joe Morris Senior Harvard John Stokes Senior US Naval Academy Robert Vann
ALL-AMERICAN SKIPPERS
Sophomore Roger Williams Alec Anderso Senior College of Charleston Jackson Benvenutti Senior Georgetown Charlie Buckingham Senior Boston College Taylor Canfield Sophomore College of Charleston Mac Mace Senior St. Mary's College of Maryland Michael Menninger Senior Harvard Alan Palmer Senior Boston College Tyler Sinks Senior Brown Fred Strammer Senior Roger Williams Cy Thompson Senior Hobart David Thompson
WOMEN'S HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN SKIPPERS
Sophomore Yale Emily Billing Junior Brown Emily Dellenbaugh Freshmen Yale Marlena Fauer Senior University of Rhode Island Amy Hawkins Junior Harvard Emily Lambert Senior Boston College Emily Maxwell Senior William Smith Caroline Patten Senior Boston College Briana Provancha
WOMEN'S ALL-AMERICAN SKIPPERS
Senior Brown Elizabeth Barry Junior Georgetown Sydney Bolger Sophomore Connecticut College Atlantic Brugman Sophomore Yale Claire Dennis Junior Boston College Anne Haeger Senior St. Mary's College of Maryland Megan Magill Senior Old Dominion University Stephanie Robl
Robert H. Hobbs Sportsman of the Year
Robert Vann, U.S. Naval Academy
Everett B. Morris College Sailor of the Year Finalists (in alphabetical order)
Charlie Buckingham, Georgetown University *Winner
Taylor Canfield, Boston College Michael Menninger, St. Mary's College of Maryland Tyler Sinks, Boston College Cy Thompson, Roger Williams University
The James Rousmaniere Award for Student Leadership
Michael Campbell, Georgetown
Quantum Women's College Sailor of the Year Finalists (in alphabetical order)
Anne Haeger, Boston College *Winner
Megan Magill, St. Mary's College of Maryland