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May 2008 Tell Tale
Volume 62, Number 3 May 2008
Wisconsin Qualifies for ICSA Championship
With a ninth place finish in the ICSA Eastern Semi final, Wisconsin qualified for the ICSA Championship proving that it deserves to be ranked as one of the nations top 18 teams. Seniors Rob Pickens and Patti Schmidt lead the Badgers to a convincing finish over many previously ranked teams with the help of outstanding crew work by Kelsey Kramer, and Christine Porter in A Division and Beccah Steffensen in B Division. While Pickens finished 12th in A Division he won race 7 A and was improving as the regatta progressed. Patti Schmidt sailed to a convincing 7th place finish in B Division.
ICSA National Championship Eastern Semifinal
Hobart and William Smith
April 26-27, 2008
Saturday's conditions began with a steady South breeze at 10 to 14 knots. The sun cast its warmth down for 6 races in A division and 4 in B division until scattered thunderstorms brought a halt to our day at around 2:30. There was 1 protest, 1 rule 42 infringement and 1 breakdown filed, which where handled by our wonderful judges George Griswold, Doc Sullivan, and JB Turney. All courses were Windward, Leeward Gate, Windward, finish to Leeward courses on our calm Seneca Lake.
Sunday's conditions provided for 2 races in A Division and 4 in B Division. With a lighter breeze from the South, 3.5 to 6 knots of breeze was noted. The southerly held out until about 1:00 and hinted a North Westerly at about 3:00, but remained only a hint. The same courses were sailed. Thank you to our judges, Jeff Sullivan, our PRO and all of the Hobart and William Smith sailors who helped with race committee! Congratulations to all the teams and to the top 9 teams who qualify for the ICSA Nationals to be held in Newport, RI
A B TOT
1. Boston College 42 27 69
2. St. Mary's 59 23 82
3. Vermont 36 55 91
4. Conn College 59 38 97
5. U/Penn 54 46 100
6. Stanford 77 30 107
7. Harvard 39 73 112
8. HWS 51 75 126
9. Wisconsin 81 63 144
10. Washington College 61 89 150
11. Eckerd 78 79 157
12. Tufts 89 70 159
13. Florida 82 97 179
14. South Alabama 58 124 182
15. U/Washington 126 108 234
16. Michigan 125 110 235
17. Florida Atlantic 112 127 239
18. UC/San Diego 140 134 274
A Division TOT
12. Wisconsin 81 Rob Pickens 08 / Kelsey Kramer 08 1, 2, 7-8,
Christine Porter /11 3-6
16. Michigan 125 Scott Pfeffer 09 / Maria Falcone 09
B Division TOT
7. Wisconsin 63 Patti Schmidt 08/ Beccah Steffensen 08
15. Michigan 110 Blake Griffin 11 /Kelsey Dubois 11
MCSA Team Race Championship
Sheridan Shores Yacht Club
April 5-6
Team Race Qualifiers were sailed in moderate to breezy southwest winds on Saturday, temperatures were in the 60's and 40 races were sailed. On Sunday the first round robin was finished in moderate southeast winds and a double final round robin and single consolation round robin were sailed in increasing southwest winds. Temperatures were in the low 60's. Congratulations to Wisconsin and ND for qualifying for the ICSA National Championship.
Final Four: Wisconsin 14-1 Notre Dame 12-3 Northwestern 11-4 Michigan 6-9 Other schools (consolation): Minnesota 6-3 (2-1) Michigan State 3-6 (3-0) Miami 3-6 (1-2) St, Thomas 2-7 (0-3) Ohio State 2-7 Owens 0-9 Miami University Ryan Zupon, Spencer Simms. John Plominski Liz Manley, Katrina Barnes, Alexandra Guezennec Michigan State University Steve Griffith, Casey Ray, Craig Vigrass Pete Peterson, Elise Miller, Emma Distel Northwestern Tod Reynolds, Jimmy Costakis, Eric Defeo Erin Miller, Amanda Snyder, Grace Heckmann Ohio State University Conor Hawkins, Joseph Groszek, John Bennett Bryn Bachman, Eric Boyden, Lauren Berk, Neal Gordan Owens Scott Marriott, Dave Weihs, Kevin Bradley Jamie Turney, Michelle Eishen University of Michigan Scott Pfeffer, Adam Cove, Blake Griffin, Dan Morris, Maria Falcone, Karly Pfeffer, Kelsey Dubois, Amy Leder University of Minnesota Jessica Haverstock, Dave Elsmo, Nick Hovland Carolyn Vanous, Amberose Kramer, Kate Hockin Allison Prange University of Notre Dame Tim Roy, John Dailey, Chris May Ali Donahue, Caroline Yamartino, Paul Cordes University of St. Thomas Medora Sletten, Charlie Igo, Warren Gall Matt Weisher, Rachel Piotraschke, Annie Leomporra, Karen Hansen University of Wisconsin Rob Pickens, Patti Schmidt, Patrick Richards Matt Kirley, Kelsey Kramer, Beccah Steffensen Carrie Bargren
MCSA CO-ED DINGHY CHAMPIONSHIP
Columbia Yacht Club
April 12-13, 2008
The University of Minnesota did a fine job in moving this event from their home sailing waters on Lake Minnetonka which had three feet of ice to the Columbia Yacht Club in Chicago on short notice. The weather in Chicago on Saturday was sailable with temperatures in the middle 30s and wind from the northeast in the 10-20 range. PRO Ben Bergen was able to get off 8 races in A Division and 6 in B Division. Sunday the wind continued to build from 25 with some gusts recorded at 40 mph. With the temperature being in the high 20s racing was postponed until Noon when it was decided that conditions would not be improving. The scores were readjusted to the point where each Division had sailed 6 races and the Trophies were awarded.
Thanks to the Columbia Yacht Club for supporting the event. Others who assisted on the Race Committee were Evan Quasney, Cappy Capper. The Judges were: Alan Teske, Dennis Bartley, and Don Glazell.
1 Wisconsin 13 13 26 2 Minnesota 15 29 44 3 Michigan 23 22 45 4 Notre dame 21 32 53 5 Northwestern 24 39 63 6 Miami 49 21 70 7 Toledo 45 27 72 8 St. Thomas 48 43 91 9 Michigan State 54 51 105 10 Univ. of Chicago 47 63 110 11 Ohio State 67 56 123 12 Iowa 64 67 131 A Division Total 1. Wisconsin 13 Rob Pickens 08 / Pat Richards 10 2. Minnesota 15 Jessica Haverstock 08 / Kate Hockin 10 3. Notre Dame 21 Tim Roy 08 / Caroline Yamartino 11 4. Michigan 23 Scott Pfeffer 09 / Maria Falcone 09 5. Northwestern 24 Jimmy Coskki 09 / Erin Miller 08 6. Toledo 45 Mike Stark 10 / Tory Bishop 08 7. Univ of Chicago 47 Christopher Allen 09 / Josephine Cool 11 8. St. Thomas 48 Brandon Wilson 10 / Matt Weishean 11 9. Miami 49 Ryan Zupon 10 / Christian Pillat 11 10. Michigan State 54 Caiti Dust 10 / Pete Peterson 11 11. Iowa 64 Amy Rohlfing 09 / Mary Wagner 08 12. Ohio State 67 John Bennett / Kyle Stokes B Division Total 1. Wisconsin 13 Patti Schmidt 08 / Becccah Steffensen 08 2. Miami 21 Spencer Simms 09 / Katrina Barnes 09 3. Michigan 22 Blake Griffin 11 / Kelsey Dubois 11 4. Toledo 27 Ryan Lashaway 10 / Sarah Trace 10 5. Minnesota 29 Dave Elsmo 08 / Amberose Kramer 10 6. Notre Dame 32 Chris May 08 / Ali Donahue 10 7. Northwestern 39 Todd Reynolds 11 / Amanda Snyder 10 8. St. Thomas 43 Medora Sletten 10 / Rachel Piotraske 09 9. Michigan State 51 Keith Kroening 10 / Jovan Gonczar 10 10. Ohio State 56 Joseph Groszer 08 / Charles Murman 11. Univ of Chicago 63 Colin Tuffy 09 / Allie Wiell 11 12. Iowa 67 Maria Argueta 10 / Chris Jones 08
Buckeye Intersectional
Ohio State University
4/19-20/08
Saturday morning started off with a light breeze that increased into the afternoon and brought heavy rains. 10 races were completed.
There was little wind Sunday morning and 2 slow races were completed. Trophies were awarded to top three schools and to the top three teams in both A and B divisions.
A B TOT
1. Northwestern 14 29 43
2. Christopher Newport 22 24 46
3. Providence 38 13 51
4. Michigan State 35 32 67
5. John Carroll 48 28 76
6. U Florida 40 37 77
7. Owens 25 54 79
8. Ohio State Scarlet 46 45 91
9. Ohio U 31 70 101
10. Miami 45 63 108
11. Ohio State Gray 48 71 119
12. Wittenberg 69 52 121
13. Michigan 70 66 136
14. Washington U 98 61 159
15. Denison 84 76 160
16. Bowling Green 92 97 189
17. Kenyon 92 105 197
A Division TOT
1. Northwestern 14 Eric Defeo 11 / Amanda Synder 10
2. Christopher Newport 22 Matt Lythgoe 08 / Lynn B 11
3. Owens 25 Kevin Bradley 1,2,5,6/Jason Hubbard 9,10
Mandy Sundling - 1,2,9
4. Ohio U 31 Jordan Gourash 09 / Ryanne Gallagher 09
5. Michigan State 35 Casey Ray 09 / Elise Miller 09
6. Providence 38 Marisa Woods 11/ Mary Cullen 10
7. U Florida 40 Daniel Webernditer 09 / Duke Ahruns 08
8. Miami 45 Ryan Zyeon 10 / Chris Koch 11
9. Ohio State Scarlet 46 Conor Hawkins 08 / Bryn Bachman 09
10. Ohio State Gray 48 Lauren Berk 11 / Emma Wis 08
11. John Carroll 48 Chris Simon 10 / Miquel Lopez 11
12. Wittenberg 69 Cartlin Kyle 11 / Charlotte Bauer 0 1,2,
Matt Evenpreis 10 3,4,5,6
13. Michigan 70 John Johnston 10 / Mike Texter 10
14. Denison 84 Blair Cathcan 10 Rachel Goldhamer 11,
Will Curto 11
15. Kenyon 92 Grant Sunderland 10 1-4/Phil Edmunds09 4
Mike Schnapp 08 - 1-4, Ed Righter 09 4
16. Bowling Green 92 John Carter 09 / Christine Weaver 10
17. Washington U 98 Trisha Wolf 09 / Kris Meden 08
B Division TOT
1. Providence 13 Patrick Boomer 09 / Megan Kelley 10
2. Christopher Newport 24 Taylor Gray 10 / Amy Polhemus 10
3. John Carroll 28 Pat Bloomstine 09 / Mike Westerkamp 08
4. Northwestern 29 Liz Hines 09 / Teressa Fox 09
5. Michigan State 32 Steve Griffith 09 / Lindsey Vickers 08
6. U Florida 37 Danny Levy 11 / Ashley Arenson 11
7. Ohio State Scarlet 45 Joey Groszek 09 / Eric Boyden 09
8. Wittenberg 52 Russ Cotner 09 1,2, Dave Weible09 3,4 /
Matt Mcdonald 09
9. Owens 54 Scott Marriot 3,4 11,12, Ben Mercer
David Weihls 3,4 11,12 ,Jaimie Turney
10. Washington U 61 Ariel Shapiro 11 / Leah Fricker 11
11. Miami 63 Ben Schip 11 / Nolan Mann 11
12. Michigan 66 Matt Sinclair 08 / Amy Leder 11
13. Ohio U 70 Mac Fredrickson / Ben Conner
14. Ohio State Gray 71 Megan Kyser 10 / Mike Miller 08
15. Denison 76 Tom Ryan 09/ He Minsh 11
16. Bowling Green 97 Jerannee Carabello 09 / Joe Gibson 09
17. Kenyon 105 Edward Reghter 09 7- /
Phil Edmunds 09 , Riley Roche 11
WET YOUR WILLIE
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
APRIL 19-20, 2008
Saturday Morning started off dead with no wind and cloudy skies. Races were postponed until noon at which point some nice breeze between 8-12 mph moved in. A rotation got in two races, but as the B division was sent out fog moved in heavily to the point nobody could see the windward and leward marks simultaneously. Racing was postponed until 2pm at which point the fog had gotten worse and racing was called for the day.
Sunday was blessed with beautiful weather in the morning as winds between 5-10 mph made racing smooth. Windward-leward races were changed to twice-arounds as the wind continued to build to between 12-15 mph. After mid-morning however, the wind died during the last rotation and made for some interesting racing as northeastern swells rocked boats around. One protest and two requests for redress were filled. The protest resulting in both boats being disqualified because damage and injury occurred and both requests for redress were denied.
1 Wisconsin 2 16 17 33
2 Wisconsin 1 25 12 37
3 Michigan 1 19 22 41
4 Notre Dame 1 21 30 51
5 Northwestern 1 28 29 57
6 Notre Dame 2 41 33 74
7 U Chicago 34 52 86
8 Northwestern 3 58 38 96
9 Milwaukee 39 81 120
10 Northwestern 2 66 59 125
11 Michigan 2 65 61 126
12 Great Lakes 74 61 135
13 Iowa 70 66 136
14 Carlteon 88 79 167
15 Illinois 83 94 177
16 Michigan Tech 95 84 179
A Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 2 16 Leif Evensen '11 / Allie Valentor '10
2. Michigan 1 19 Christina Baker '10 / Dave Coviak '08
3. Notre Dame 1 21 Jaci Chase '09 Caroline Yamartim '11
4. Wisconsin 1 25 Bob Stelte '09 Margaux Stutz '11
5. Northwestern 1 28 Andrew Wien '10 Meredith Laitos '09
6. U Chicago 34 Chris Allen '09 / Justin Ascheneber '11
7. Milwaukee 39 Josh Bowens Rubin '08 Geet Sharman '10 1,4,
Jordan Shackland '11 5,6
8. Notre Dame 2 41 Tim O'Brien '10 / Kristen Rhoa '11 1,2,5,6,
Lauren Szotko '11 3,4
9. Northwestern 3 58 Joe Teno '10 1,2, Brett Herda '11 3,4,5,6 /
Kathrine Densmore '11
10. Michigan 2 65 Mike Hamel '11 / Mackenzie Fankell '09
11. Northwestern 2 66 Christine Heckmann'08 1,2,5,6/Andrew Prince 3,4/
Shannon Oliver10 1,2/Olivia Green'10 3-6
12. Iowa 70 Amy Rohlfing '09 / Mary Wagner '08
13. Great Lakes 83 Sean Wilson '10 / Andrew Werner '10
15. Carleton 88 George Kennedy '10 / Robert Kennedy '09
16. Michigan Tech 95 Heather Robertson '09 Matt Purres '11 1,
Doug Rombach '11 3,4,5,6
B Division TOT
1. Wisconsin 1 12 Brent Chinnock '10 / Drew Kosmoski '10
2. Wisconsin 2 17 Joanna Clark '11 Kristina Schaldach '11
3. Michigan 1 22 Kelsey Dubois '11 Karly Pfeffer '11
4. Northwestern 1 29 Cliff Harding '08 Maija Mikkila '10
5. Notre Dame 1 30 Joe Peris '09 / Jessica Hedrich '09
6. Notre Dame 2 33 Paul Cordes '09 / Kevin Vega '10
7. Northwestern 3 38 Mike Jung '09 1,2,3,4, Justin Cohler '11 5,6 /
Heather Knowlton '11
8. U Chicago 52 Otto Hansen '09 Amanda Markey '08
9. Northwestern 2 59 Tamu Christ'10 1,2,5,6, Eric Michele'11 3,4/
Bryan Stenson '10
10. Great Lakes 61 Sean Liljegren '10 / Chelsea Greenwell '10
11. Michigan 2 61 Dominic Piro '09 / Meaghan Maraffino '11
12. Iowa 66 Maria Argueta '10 / Chris Jones '08
13. Carleton 79 Brian Goff '08 / James Jackson '11
14. Milwaukee 81 Victoria Livingston'11 / Jordan Shackleford'09
15. Michigan Tech 84 Jake Mohan '11 / Matt Purres '11
16. Illinois 94 Jaime Gay'11 Marilyn Logan'09,Christine Paks'10
ICSA National Western Semi-Final
USC - US Sailing Center, Long Beach
April 26-27, 2008
Saturday: Temperatures well into the 80's. Varying winds from every direction 4 to 12 knots. Lots of good racing and very tight results in the lower qualifying spots. 14 races were sailed in each Division.
There was no wind on Sunday. Boats: CFJ
A B TOT
1. Georgetown 51 61 112
2. Yale 72 60 132
3. Brown 101 77 178
4. College of Charleston 86 98 184
5. MIT 120 80 200
6. Roger Williams 99 127 226
8. South Florida 116 121 237
9. NY Maritime 148 92 240
10. Hawaii 130 128 258
11. USC 107 160 267
12. Old Dominion 139 147 286
13. Western. Washington 168 168 336
14. Texas 148 222 370
15. Minnesota 194 180 374
16. Northwestern 215 164 379
17. Notre Dame 216 185 401
18. Texas A&M Galv 195 221 416
A Division TOT
15. Minnesota 194 J Haverstock 08 1-4/11-14,
K Hockin 10, N Horland 10 5-10
17. Northwestern 215 J Costakis 09 / E Miller 08
18. Notre Dame 216 T Roy 08 / C Yamertino 11
B Division TOT
13. Northwestern 164 E Defeo 11/A Snyder 10 1-7/9-14,T Lorenzi 09 8
15. Minnesota 180 D Elsmo 08/A Kramer 10 1-12,K Hockin 10 13-14
16. Notre Dame 185 J Dailey 08 1-12,C May 08 13-14 /
A Donahue 10 1-12,P Cordes 13-14
Intrepid Trophy
U. S. Naval Academy
April 19-20, 2008
Saturday: PRO Taran Teague and her race committee team were able to complete 7 flights sailing aboard the Academys fleet of Colgate 26s, in light southeasterly breeze on the Severn River just off the Academy seawall. Chief Umpire Angelo Buscemi pulled together a total of 10 umpires from around the country to make the on-water calls. When the dust settled, Navy was on top with 6 wins and 1 loss while St, Marys, KP, Washington College, SUNY and Maine are in a 5 way tie for second each with 5 wins and 2 losses.
Sunday: For the third year straight, the Intrepid Trophy Regatta came down to a tie breaker among the top 4 teams. Maine Maritime, SUNY, KP and Navy each finished the round with 9 wins and 2 losses apiece. The tie was broken first by determining who among the top 4 had more wins against those teams. Both Maine and SUNY had 2 wins while KP and Navy had only one. Maine had beaten SUNY which allowed them to stake claim to the overall title. SUNY wound up second while KP by virtue of beating Navy took third with Navy in fourth.
All of the competitors displayed excellent keelboat skills and most teams had their match race moves in order as well.
The Intrepid Trophy Regatta is applying to ISAF to be recognized as a Grade 3 match race event for this year and the future so competing skippers will ultimately earn ISAF match race ranking.
Wins Losses
1. Maine Maritime 9 2
2. New York Maritime 9 2
3. US Merchant Marine 9 2
4. US Naval Academy 9 2
5. Washington College 8 3
6. St. Marys College 6 5
7. US Coast Guard 6 5
8. University of Michigan 4 7
9. Northeastern University 3 8
10. UMASS Boston 2 9
11. Miami University 1 10
12. Webb Institute 0 11