the
Tell Tale
Newsletter of the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association
Volume 66, Number 4
September
2012
MCSA Women's Championship
Minnesota
May 5-6, 2012
FJ
Saturday, May 5:
There were five teams in attendance. A and B division were each assigned their own fleet of five boats
and both divisions were sent out on the water together. Separate starts were run on the same course for
the two divisions. Sailors rotated on the water after every race. Racing started promptly at 10AM. The
breeze was a steady 8-10mph from the east. Five races were completed in each division before the
sailors were sent in for lunch around 12:35PM. A storm was detected during lunch and the sailors were
held on shore until 3:30PM. Once the storm had passed and conditions were considered safe, sailors
were sent back out with the first afternoon race beginning at 3:50PM. The breeze was 18mph and
lessened to 7mph by the end of racing. The final B division race was completed at 7PM. 10 races were
completed in each division. Racing was completed in one day.
#
1
2
3
4
5
School
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois-Chicago
Northwestern University
Scores for Division A
#
Team
1
University of Michigan
Wolverines
2
3
*4
University of Minnesota
Gophers
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Northwestern University
Wildcats
*5 University of Illinois-Chicago
Flames
Sym.
Explanation
Team
Wolverines
Gophers
Badgers
Flames
Wildcats
A
24
25
33
34
34
B
21
21
21
39
48
TOT
45
46
54
73
82
Total Sailors
24
Rachel Barch '13
Evelyn Hull '13
Ansley Semack '14
25
Natalie Sinn '12
Sarah Ellis '14
33
Molly Sitter '15
Katrina Debbink '15
Katlyn Putney '14
34
Gabrielle Salvaterra '14
Laura Roizer '15 *
34
Adelheid Rittmeyer '13
Ursula Malczewski '14
1
Races
1-5,8-10
6-7
1-5,7-10
6
*
Number of high-place (1) finishes
Scores for Division B
#
Team
*1 University of Wisconsin
Badgers
**2 University of Michigan
Wolverines
**3 University of Minnesota
4
5
Sym.
*
**
Gophers
University of Illinois-Chicago
Flames
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Total Sailors
21
Bridget Murphy ' *
Kirstin Reeser '14
Kelsea Kierstead '15
21
Ellen Dubois '14
Amanda Baker '12
21
Emily Oltrogge '15
Jessie Olson '15
Paige Boegeman '14 *
39
Sarah Gross '15
Michelle Olvera '14
48
Carolyn Fallert '12
Jane Jones '14 *
Races
1-5,8-10
6-7
1-8
9-10
Explanation
Number of high-place (1) finishes
Number of high-place (2) finishes
Gopher Invite
Minnesota
May 12-13, 2012
420
Saturday, May 12:
Breeze was light and variable in the morning. Sailors were held on shore for postponement at 9:45AM.
At 10:20 A division was sent on the water. One race was completed and the wind died. Sailors were
sent in for lunch at 11:40. A division returned to the water at 12:50 for their second race. The wind was
shifting considerably all day at a 3-8mph. Four A division races were completed and two B division
races were completed. Racing was called for the day at 5:15PM.
Sunday, May 13:
The first race began promptly at 9:48AM. The breeze started at WSW 8mph and increased to WSW at
15mph by the end of racing. A total of 8 races in each division were sailed in the event. The final B
division race was completed at 1:30PM.
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
School
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Carleton College
Northwestern University
Team
Gophers
Wolverines
Wildcats
Chicago
Gophers 2
Carleton
Purple
A
13
28
20
34
49
35
63
B
25
14
43
34
22
56
43
2
TOT
38
42
63
68
71
91
106
8
9
Marquette University
Marquette University
Golden Eagles 59
Golden Eagles 2 59
Scores for Division A
#
Team
1
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Total
13
2
20
3
4
5
6
*7
*8
9
Northwestern University
Wildcats
University of Michigan
Wolverines
University of Chicago
Chicago
Carleton College
Carleton
University of Minnesota
Gophers 2
Marquette University
Golden Eagles 2
Marquette University
Golden Eagles
Northwestern University
Purple
Scores for Division B
#
Team
1
University of Michigan
Wolverines
2
University of Minnesota
Gophers 2
3
University of Minnesota
28
34
35
49
59
59
*5
*6
7
8
9
114
127
Sailors
Drake Lundeen '14
Aaron Martinson '14
Allison Forbes '14
Races
1-4
5-8
Rachel Barch '13
Joanna Harr '14
Zi Chong Kao '14
Katy Carlyle '15 *
Catherine Townes '12
Charolette Zimmerman '15 *
Ethan Fryer-Ressmeyer '14
Lauren Rieves '14
Davis Dolson '14
Philip Niles '12
Will Fenton '11
63
Total
14
22
25
Gophers
4
55
68
University of Chicago
Chicago
34
Northwestern University
Purple
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Marquette University
Golden Eagles
Carleton College
Carleton
Marquette University
Golden Eagles 2
43
Sailors
Katie Barbour '15
Emily Plumley '15
Kirstin Wilson '12
Brianna Chu '13 *
Chris Loew-Blosser '14
Charles Faust '14
Madeline Hoover '14
Chris Loew-Blosser '14
Michael Kang '12 *
Melita Aquino '13 *
Katy Carlyle '15 *
43
55
56
68
Courtney Kronschnabel '15
Casey Munger '14
Marina Watowich '15 *
Danny Hansen '15 *
William Lane '15
Kathleen Schneider '14
3
Races
1-4
5-8
1-4
5-8
1-2,5-6
7-8
Sym.
*
Explanation
Number of high-place (4) finishes
ICSA Western Semi-Final
Navy
May 12-13, 2012
FJ/420
#
1
2
*3
*4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Sym.
*
School
University of Miami
Yale University
Harvard University
SUNY Maritime College
Boston College
University of Wisconsin
U. S. Naval Academy
Tufts University
University of South Florida
St. Mary's College of Maryland
University of Florida
U. of California at Santa Barbara
Cornell University
University of California at Irvine
University of Washington
Northwestern University
Texas A&M University
Oklahoma State University
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division A
#
Team
2
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
16
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Scores for Division B
#
Team
12
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Team
Hurricanes
Bulldogs
Crimson
Privateers
Eagles
Badgers
Midshipmen
Jumbos
Bulls
Seahawks
Gators
Gauchos
Big Red
Anteaters
Huskies
Wildcats
Aggies
Oklahoma State
A
62
88
84
83
84
76
116
89
109
117
147
185
138
204
149
207
245
254
B
98
87
102
103
105
120
85
113
100
110
104
107
165
138
195
219
214
268
TOT
160
175
186
186
189
196
201
202
209
227
251
292
303
342
344
426
459
522
Total Sailors
Races
76
Joseph Kutschenreuter '12
Molly Forbes '12
1-12
Michael Lee '14
13-14
MRP 207
Geoff Pedrick '12
Kimberly Wieczner '12
1-10,13-14
Matthew Zampa '15
11-12
Total Sailors
Races
120
George Kutschenreuter '14
Erin Monahan '14
1-8,13-14
4
17
Northwestern University
Wildcats
MRP 219
Katlyn Putney '14
Michael Cornew '13
Katherine Nickele '12
Noah Aldonas '13
9-12
1-10,13-14
11-12
ICSA Eastern Semi-Final
Navy
May 12-13, 2012
FJ/420
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
*13
*14
15
16
17
18
Sym.
*
School
Team
Georgetown University
Hoyas
Roger Williams University
Hawks
Stanford University
Cardinal
College of Charleston
Cougars
Old Dominion University
Monarchs
Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges
Statesmen
Brown University
Bears
Dartmouth College
Big Green
Boston University
Terriers
Eckerd College
Tritons
Washington College
Shoremen
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Texas A&M U. at Galveston
Aggies
University of Minnesota
Gophers
University of Oregon
Ducks
California State U. at Long Beach 49ers
University of Texas
Longhorns
University of Illinois-Chicago
Flames
Explanation
Number of high-place (2) finishes
Scores for Division A
#
Team
12 University of Michigan
Wolverines
*15 University of Minnesota
Gophers
17 University of Illinois-Chicago
Flames
Scores for Division B
#
Team
11 University of Minnesota
Total
164
185
230
Total
168
5
A
70
66
76
68
70
77
83
127
118
135
116
164
174
185
185
216
233
230
B
50
69
60
88
87
81
101
64
136
130
185
170
179
168
207
197
200
215
TOT
120
135
136
156
157
158
184
191
254
265
301
334
353
353
392
413
433
445
Sailors
Matthew Graham '13
Kirsten Corneliussen '13
Ellen Dubois '14
Natalie Sinn '12
Sarah Ellis '14
Dustin Domer '13
Sarah Gross '15
Races
Sailors
Ryan Grosch '14
Races
1-6,9-14
1-10
11-14
12
Gophers
University of Michigan
Jessie Olson '15
Paige Boegeman '14
Ryan Seago '14
Will Cyr '14
Evelyn Hull '13
Scott Ismail '14
Adelheid Rittmeyer '13
Michelle Olvera '14
170
Wolverines
18
University of Illinois-Chicago
Flames
215
7-8
1-6,11-14
7-10
1-10,13-14
11-12
Sperry Top-Sider Women's Semifinals
Texas
May 30-31, 2012
FJ
Wednesday, May 30:
Teams arrived to cloudy skies, 77 degrees and a light rain this morning at Austin Yacht Club. Winds
were from the south-southeast at about nine knots. As the day progressed the skies cleared to reveal
sunshine on and off and temperatures soared to the high 80s and low 90s with south-southeast winds
staying around 10 knots. Eager sailors in A-division crossed the starting line before the gun in the first
race, causing the race committee to hail a general recall. The second start was a success and racing was
underway around 10:30 a.m. Teams are sailing in Club FJ’s on a windward/leeward course 4 legs long.
A-division completed eight races today while B-division completed six. There were a couple more
general recalls in the beginning of the day as it was a priority to sail to the right side of the course
where the wind and shifts were better making a good start at the pin difficult. The conditions today
were very nice and the breeze stayed pretty steady, 11 to 12 knots with not too much chop. The scores
are close with the top two teams, the College of Charleston and Connecticut College, only one point
apart, 70 and 71 points respectively. The University of Rhode Island and Harvard are tied with 89
points, "however, Harvard loses the tiebreaker. Dartmouth College is only two points behind Rhode
Island and Harvard with 91 points in fifth place.
Thursday, May 31:
The sailors arrived to temperatures in the 80s, partly cloudy
skies and a light 5-knot breeze from an easterly direction.
The first race of the day was the seventh race in B-division
in the Semi-Finals series around 9:30 a.m. CDT. Four races
were completed this morning in the Semi-Finals series, one
in A-division and three in B-division. The first race started
in light breeze. after four general recalls before getting
underway. When A-division took to the water the breeze
built to 8-10 knots with 12-knot gusts. As a storm cell
approached for the last two races of the Semis series the
wind continued to build to a steady 15 knots and then up to
25-30 knots from the northeast. About a dozen capsizes
littered the fleet as everyone worked hard to finish the last
race. The nine teams that qualified from the Semi-Finals
series.
6
Natalie Sinn & Sarah Ellis. Minnesota A
Division
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*8
*9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Sym.
*
School
Connecticut College
College of Charleston
Brown University
University of Rhode Island
Dartmouth College
Harvard University
University of Hawaii
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Eckerd College
Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges
University of Southern California
Old Dominion University
Cornell University
Washington College
University of Minnesota
University of Washington
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division A
#
Team
17
University of Minnesota
Gophers
18
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Scores for Division B
#
Team
15
University of Minnesota
16
Gophers
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Team
Camels
Cougars
Bears
Rams
Big Green
Crimson
Rainbows
Seahawks
Tritons
Statesmen
Trojans
Monarchs
Big Red
Shoremen
Gophers
Huskies
Lions
Badgers
Total
133
142
Total
111
133
A
46
55
52
42
48
60
63
62
86
86
100
98
94
131
133
118
123
142
B
41
42
59
70
72
61
80
90
66
81
75
86
93
103
111
139
137
133
TOT
87
97
111
112
120
121
143
152
152
167
175
184
187
234
244
257
260
275
Sailors
Natalie Sinn '12
Sarah Ellis '14
Bridget Murphy '15
Kirstin Reeser '14
Katlyn Putney '14
Races
Sailors
Jessie Olson '15
Emily Oltrogge '15
Paige Boegeman '14
Molly Sitter '15
Katrina Debbink '15
Kelsea Kierstead '15
Races
1-4
5-9
Sperry Top-Sider Women's Finals
Texas
May 31 - June 2, 2012
FJ
7
1-2,5-6,9
3-4,7-8
1-2,5-6,9
3-4,7-8
Thursday, May 31:
The National Championships got underway just after 2 p.m. The storm had passed and racing began
under sunny skies in 5-7 knots of wind from the east-southeast. Over the next two sets of races the
wind began to die to eventually nothing after the first race in B-division. The sailors were sent in to
cool down from the hot Texas sun and wait for more wind to fill in. The wind came in from the north
at about 5-7 knots around 5 p.m. The conditions continued to be shifty with the wind cycling up and
down between 5 and 10 knots. At times the pin end was heavily favored due to left shifts, which made
it important for the sailors to find a hole at that end to be in the top of the fleet off of the line. Four
races were completed in A-division and two races were completed in B-division today in the final
series for the Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s National Championship.
Friday, June 1:
Racing got underway around 10 a.m. in 5-6 knots of breeze
from the northeast. Temperatures were in the high seventies
to start the day. B-division hit the water first for races 3B and
4B. The sailors race on a windward/leeward course W4,
which has a downwind finish. Racing was postponed after
race 3B due to a lack of wind. The sailors were eventually
sent in to shore to wait for the breeze and take shelter from
the sun and heat. It became a waiting game and the
competitors did not head back out on the water until around 3
p.m. after a four-hour postponement. Race 4B had a general
recall, but the second start was all clear. The wind filled in to
about 7-10 knots from the southeast. Conditions continued to
be shifty, but the breeze stayed steady and Boston College
won the race with a nice lead over the University of
Michigan, Yale University and Georgetown University. Light
winds prevailed the rest of the day, 6-10 knots from a
Ellen Dubois, A Divison for
Michigan
southeasterly direction and the temperature was in the high
80s. Staying in velocity and in phase on the racecourse was
the name of the game as shifts continued to roll down the course, much like they did during
yesterday’s racing. Two races were completed in A-division and four races were completed in Bdivision.
Saturday, June 2:
The competitors arrived to nice breeze and partly cloudy skies, a pleasant change from the last three
days of racing where wind was a scarcity at times. Winds were coming from the south-southeast at
around 12-14 knots at the start of the day and as racing got underway around 9 a.m. CDT, the winds
fluctuated between 8-12 knots. The race committee was able to run seven races today in both A and Bdivisions completing the championship with 13 races total in A and B over the three days of the
regatta. While there was more wind today, gusts up to 14-16 knots from a southeasterly direction, the
same shifts "long persistent shifts" like the previous days, moved across the course. The shifts could
last for a whole upwind or downwind leg and if the sailors were not in phase with them they could gain
or lose places quickly depending on which side of the course they were on. Winning the Women’s
Championship title and the Gerald C. Miller Trophy was Boston College. Yale took second place
winning the New England Women’s Trophy. In third, four points behind Yale, winning the Ann
Campbell Trophy, was the University of Rhode Island. The two trophies for the winners of each
division have been awarded since 1974. Sydney Bolger ’12 and Rebecca Evans ’12 won the Madeleine
8
Trophy, awarded to the low-point A- division team and Morgan Kiss ‘15 with Urska Kosir ’15 and
Emily Billing ’13 with Amanda Salvesen ’14 won the Judy Lawson Trophy, awarded to the low-point
B-division team.
#
School
1
Boston College
2
Yale University
3
University of Rhode Island
4
Georgetown University
5
Connecticut College
*6 College of Charleston
*7 U. S. Naval Academy
8
Harvard University
9
Brown University
10 University of South Florida
11 Eckerd College
12 Dartmouth College
13 Stanford University
14 St. Mary's College of Maryland
15 University of Hawaii
16 University of Michigan
17 University of Texas
18 Western Washington University
Sym.
Explanation
*
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division A
#
Team
1
Georgetown University
Hoyas
2
Boston College
Eagles
3
4
5
*6
*7
8
9
Team
Eagles
Bulldogs
Rams
Hoyas
Camels
Cougars
Midshipmen
Crimson
Bears
Bulls
Tritons
Big Green
Cardinal
Seahawks
Rainbows
Wolverines
Longhorns
Vikings
Total
51
56
University of Rhode Island
Rams
75
Connecticut College
Camels
U. S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
88
University of South Florida
Bulls
Yale University
Bulldogs
Harvard University
Crimson
College of Charleston
97
89
97
105
119
A
56
97
75
51
88
119
89
105
141
97
121
135
147
132
153
203
193
221
B
86
49
75
105
99
91
121
113
95
145
127
114
130
146
149
170
216
192
Sailors
Sydney Bolger '12
Rebecca Evans '12
Anne Haeger '12
Laura McKenna '13
Kelly Roy '13
Amy Hawkins '12
Kaitlyn Norton '15
Caroline Hall '12
Atlantic Brugman '13
Elizabeth Wilsterman '12
Mary Hall '15
Erica Leinmiller '13
Elizabeth Morrison '14
Abby Featherstone '13
Hillary Noble '12
Marlena Fauer '14
Eugenia Custo Greig '14
Emily Lambert '12
Isabel Ruane '14
Corey Hall '12
9
TOT
142
146
150
156
187
210
210
218
236
242
248
249
277
278
302
373
409
413
Races
1-12
13
1-12
13
1-4,11-13
5-10
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Cougars
Eckerd College
Tritons
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Seahawks
Dartmouth College
Big Green
121
132
135
Brown University
Bears
Stanford University
Cardinal
141
University of Hawaii
Rainbows
153
University of Texas
Longhorns
University of Michigan
Wolverines
193
Western Washington University
221
147
203
Vikings
Sym.
*
Total
49
Bulldogs
3
4
5
6
1-12
13
1-8
9-13
1-2,5-13
3-4
1-2,5-6
3-4
7-13
1-6,9-13
7-8
1-6
7-8
9-13
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division B
#
Team
1
Yale University
2
Alyssa Aitken '12
Emilie Mademann '12
Julia Melton '12
Kayla McComb '13
Nicole DeAngeli '14
Kelsey Wheeler '14
Margaret Wilson '13
Sarah Peck '14
Emily Dellenbaugh '12
Margot Elmaleh '12
Sarah Mace '14
Helena Scutt '14
Katie Riklin '13
Madeline Kennedy '14
Lani Johnson '12
Taylor Nidds '13
Ellen Nielsen '15
Kelly Troy '13
Ellen Dubois '14
Amanda Baker '12
Karinne Smolenyak '15
Evelyn Hull '13
Erika Vranizan '12
Debbi Kenote '13
Ashley Krzeszowski '15
Rachael McCrady '14
Debbi Kenote '13
University of Rhode Island
Rams
Boston College
Eagles
College of Charleston
Cougars
75
Brown University
Bears
95
Connecticut College
Camels
99
86
91
Sailors
Emily Billing '13
Morgan Kiss '15
Amanda Salvesen '14
Urska Kosir '15
Chanel Miller '14
Margaret Craig '13
Briana Provancha '12
Elizabeth Barnard '15
Grace Lucas '14
Sarah Somes '13
Perry Emsiek '12
Sky Adams '14
Louisa Chafee '14
Kristin Altreuter '14
Elizabeth Whipple '12
Kim Bolick '15
10
Races
1-3
4-13
1-3
4-13
1-2,7-8,13
3-6,9-12
1-6,9-13
7-8
7
Georgetown University
105
Hoyas
8
9
Harvard University
Crimson
Dartmouth College
113
114
Big Green
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
U. S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Eckerd College
Tritons
Stanford University
Cardinal
121
University of South Florida
Bulls
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Seahawks
University of Hawaii
Rainbows
145
University of Michigan
170
127
130
146
149
Wolverines
17
18
Western Washington University
Vikings
University of Texas
Longhorns
192
216
Nancy Hagood '14
Amanda Taselaar '14
Victoria Lynch '13
Katia DaSilva '15
Morgan Russom '14
Alexandra Jumper '12
Deirdre Lambert '15
Chandler Salisbury '13
Carissa Crawford '14
Catherine O'Sullivan '14
Madilyn Gamble '13
Marissa Lihan '14
Emma Ferris '15
Kaye Siemers '12
Emily Mitchell '13
Molly McKinney '14
Rebecca King '13
McKenzie Wilson '14
Rachael Silverstein '11
Stephanie Reynolds '12
Catherine Shanahan '15
Allison Shane '15
Hanne Nagatani '13
Lindsay Stewart '13
Taylor Nidds '13
Rachel Barch '13
Amanda Baker '12
Kathryn Burt '13
Evelyn Hull '13
Karinne Smolenyak '15
Ashley Vincent '12
Angela Gossom '13
Masie Comen '15
Marissa Morrison '15
Kelly Troy '13
1-10,13
11-12
1-10
11-13
1-4,13
5-12
1-4
13
5-12
1-12
13
1-4,7-8,11-12
5-6,9-10,13
1-6
7-13
1,7-8,11-12
2-6
9-10,13
1-12
1
2012 ICSA / APS Team Race National Championship
University of Texas & Austin Yacht Club
June 3-5, 2012
Final Results
Team
Charleston
St. Mary's
Hobart
Wins
11
10
10
Losses
6
7
7
Place
1
2
3
11
Boston College
Roger Williams
Brown
Georgetown
Stanford
Wisconsin
Miami
UCSB
Texas A&M Gal.
Oregon
Michigan
8
7
6
6
4
5
4
3
1
1
1
9
7
8
8
10
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1
2
4
4
4
4
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6
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9
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Wisconsin vs Roger Williams
RP Information
Wisconsin
Michigan
Skippers
Race
Crews
Race
Joe Kutschenreuter
All
Molly Forbes
1, 8, 15, 20, 31, 39 //
3, 6, 8, 10, 15
1, 5, 3, 6, 8, 10, 15
8 , 20 , 31
15, 39
15, 39
1, 8, 20, 31 // 3, 6, 8,
10, 15
George Kutschenreuter All
Andrew Fox
All
Erin Monahan
Katrina Debbink
Katlyn Putney
Mike Lee
Kirstin Reeser
Matt Graham
Ryan Seago
Will Cyr
Kirsten Corneliussen
Scott Ishmail
1, 9, 19, 38
Amanda Baker
1, 25, 31, 38
Ellen Dubois
9 , 19
Evelyn Hull
25, 31
All
All
All
Gill Dinghy National Championship
Texas
June 6-8, 2012
FJ
Wednesday, June 6:
Racing was postponed this morning due to not enough wind on the lake. The conditions were glassy,
hot and humid. When the wind began to come up teams had an opportunity to practice in the boats,
Club Flying Juniors (CFJs), quickly before racing got underway around 1 p.m. CDT. The wind was
around 9 knots out of the southwest. The competitors sail a windward/leeward course with four legs
(W4). The winds continued to cycle anywhere from three to 10 knots from a southwesterly direction.
The first two A-division races ran smoothly despite a protest between Boston College and the U.S.
Naval Academy in the second A-division race. Boston College was eventually disqualified from the
race for tacking too close in the zone. When B-division got started the winds lightened up causing a re-
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start for their first race, but it filled in to about 6-8 knots and the committee started the race again. The
wind was shifty on the course and at times the fleet would spread out a lot especially if boats did not
get off the starting line well or if they missed the first shift. One other protest was filed today between
Old Dominion University and the New York Maritime College in the fifth A-division race resulting in
Old Dominion being disqualified. Twelve races total, six in each division were completed today.
Racing did not end until around 7:15 p.m. in 3 knots from the west-southwest. It was a long hot day on
the water for the competitors.
Thursday, June 7:
The racing was postponed in the morning until about 11:30 a.m. when A-division hit the water with 68 knots from the northeast; the temperature was around 80 degrees. A-division was able to sail two
races on flat water, however, by the time it was B-division’s turn to rotate in, the wind had died out
and racing was postponed again. After a false alarm where it looked like breeze would fill in around 2
p.m. and the boats started to head out, the race committee raised another postponement flag. Around
3:45 p.m. the wind looked promising and the B-division fleet headed out to start racing around 4 p.m.
The wind was coming from the north around 8-12 knots at the start of race 7B. The race committee
was able to run eight races total today, four in both A and B-divisions on a W4 course. The wind
continued to fluctuate and the conditions were shifty, as they have been over the last week of
competition. By 6:30 p.m. the winds were 8-10 knots out of the north-northwest and racing wrapped
up around 7:15 p.m. Georgetown University managed to hold onto their lead all day. They finished
yesterday’s racing 19 points ahead of second place and today they are 30 points ahead of Yale
University who is in second place. Georgetown was ranked number one coming into the ICSA
National Championships.
Friday, June 8:
Competitors arrived this morning around 9 a.m. and sailing was postponed for a lack of wind at 10
a.m. The weather was cloudy, hot and humid. Forty-five minutes later wind began to fill in and Adivision hit the water for their first race. The winds were about 3-5 knots out of the northeast. The
wind direction was similar to yesterday, but the shifts were long and spotty. Roger Williams University
won the first A-division race, 11 A and Harvard University won the next race in the set. B-division hit
the water for their first set of the day in a northeast breeze around 3-5 knots. The cloud cover was
shifting the wind around and race 13 in A-division faced the brunt of the unstable conditions. The race
was abandoned three times before the wind direction and speed held steady. The fourth try was a
success, but by
this time it was 4 p.m. and time in the event was running
out. This was the last race for A-division in the regatta.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison won the race by
about 43 seconds followed by Yale University and Tufts
University. The last race of the day and the event was 13B,
which had one general recall. Georgetown was leading the
race in the beginning, but was overtaken by Brown
University. Brown won the race followed by Yale and the
College of Charleston. Three races in each division were
completed today for a total of 13 in each division for the
regatta.
#
1
School
Georgetown University
Team
Hoyas
13
A
71
B
66
TOT
137
2
3
4
5
*6
*7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Sym.
*
Roger Williams University
Hawks
Yale University
Bulldogs
College of Charleston
Cougars
Harvard University
Crimson
Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges
Statesmen
Boston College
Eagles
Stanford University
Cardinal
Tufts University
Jumbos
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
University of South Florida
Bulls
Boston University
Terriers
University of Miami
Hurricanes
Dartmouth College
Big Green
Brown University
Bears
U. S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Old Dominion University
Monarchs
SUNY Maritime College
Privateers
Explanation
Number of high-place (1) finishes
Scores for Division A
#
Team
1
Georgetown University
Hoyas
2
Harvard University
Crimson
3
Roger Williams University
Hawks
4
Boston College
Eagles
5
6
*7
*8
9
10
11
12
Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges
Statesmen
Dartmouth College
Big Green
Yale University
Bulldogs
Tufts University
Jumbos
College of Charleston
Cougars
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
University of Miami
Hurricanes
University of South Florida
Total
71
75
89
94
104
109
111
111
115
126
130
134
14
89
111
115
75
104
94
140
111
126
134
145
130
109
177
159
174
161
80
60
92
138
127
137
106
141
129
129
119
137
168
107
147
144
197
169
171
207
213
231
231
246
252
255
263
264
267
277
284
306
318
358
Sailors
Chris Barnard '13
Hilary Kenyon '13
Brendan Kopp '12
Sarah Pierson '14
Alec Anderson '13
Sophie Bellacosa '13
Anne Haeger '12
Patrick Hession '13
Laura McKenna '13
Samuel Blouin '12
Catherine Pelo '13
Sam Williams '12
Matthew Habig '13
Joseph Morris '12
Isabel Elliman '12
William Haeger '14
Paula Grasberger '14
Samuel Stokes '12
Mac Mace '13
Perry Emsiek '12
Joseph Kutschenreuter '12
Molly Forbes '12
Nicholas Voss '12
Nicole Popp '12
Kara Voss '15
Will Stocke '13
Races
1-10,13
11-12
1-4
5-13
1-12
13
13
Bulls
Stanford University
140
Cardinal
14
15
16
17
18
Boston University
Terriers
U. S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
SUNY Maritime College
Privateers
Old Dominion University
Monarchs
Brown University
145
159
161
174
177
Bears
Sym.
*
Total
60
66
80
92
106
107
119
127
Statesmen
*10
1-6,13
7-12
1-6,13
7-12
1-10
11-13
1-8,13
11-12
9-10
1-8,13
11-12
9-10
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division B
#
Team
1
Yale University
Bulldogs
2
Georgetown University
Hoyas
3
Roger Williams University
Hawks
4
College of Charleston
Cougars
5
Stanford University
Cardinal
6
Brown University
Bears
7
Boston University
Terriers
8
Hobart and Wm Smith Colleges
*9
Emily Johnson '13
Kevin Laube '14
Mateo Vargas '14
Carolyn Ortel '14
Tally Buckstaff '14
Ryan Pesch '12
Fiona Gordon '12
Alex Ramos '15
Markus Edegran '15
Saverio Maldari '12
Randall Hartranft '12
Emma Lamontagne '14
Dillon Paiva '13
Chloe Constants '14
Colin Smith '13
Tyler Rice '14
Judge Ryan '14
Louisa Chafee '14
Ashley Noble '13
Michael Yanagisawa '13
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
129
University of South Florida
129
15
Sailors
Graham Landy '15
Heather May '13
Evan Aras '12
Katherine Canty '12
Sean Bouchard '12
Kelly Stannard '12
Ben Spector '13
Alyssa Aitken '12
Oliver Toole '14
Haley Kirk '15
Tommy Fink '13
Molly Bernstein '13
Matt Johnson '12
Lalitha Kumaresan '13
Austen Anderson '12
Johnny Norfleet '13
Bridget Nannig '13
Chris Klevan '12
George Kutschenreuter '14
Erin Monahan '14
Katrina Debbink '15
Katlyn Putney '14
SEAN Ross '12
Races
1-10
11-13
1-10
11-13
1-6,11-13
7-8,10
9
*11
Bulls
Boston College
137
Eagles
*12
13
14
15
University of Miami
Hurricanes
137
Harvard University
138
Crimson
Tufts University
Jumbos
Old Dominion University
141
144
Monarchs
16
U. S. Naval Academy
147
Midshipmen
17
Dartmouth College
Big Green
18
SUNY Maritime College
Privateers
Sym.
Explanation
*
Head-to-head tiebreaker
168
197
Hillary Noble '12
Alex Cook '13
Briana Provancha '12
William Bailey '15
Laura McKenna '13
Elizabeth Barnard '15
Molly Clarke '13
David Hernandez '12
Chelsea Carlson '13
Nikki Bruno '12
Emily Lambert '12
Michael Drumm '15
Brian Drumm '15
Massimo Soriano '12
Madeline Luce '13
Brady Stagg '14
Gavin Rudolph '12
Emily Reich '12
Jill Fattibene '14
Michael Grove '14
Jason Carminati '12
Caroline Lockett '12
Julie DiGiovanni '13
Matthew Wefer '14
Avery Plough '14
Ted Green '13
Paige Conlin '14
1-4
5-8
9-13
1-4
5-8
9-13
1-12
13
1-12
13
1-8,11-13
9-10
1-8,11-13
9-10
1-6
7-13
1-6,13
7-12
ICSA All America Team and Awards
A committee of coaches who represent the seven conferences in the ICSA selects the ICSA AllAmerica Team. For selecting the All-Americans the committee evaluates a competitor based on their
competitive record in inter-conference competition as well as conference and national championships.
The committee analyzes how this record compares to fellow competitors, the quality of the
competition the record was achieved in, the span of the record over the fall and spring seasons, results
achieved with different crews, and how the record compares to previous All-American winners in past
years.
For All-American crew selections, the committee uses criteria similar to skipper selection, but also
considers: demonstrated leadership (may consider seniority), outstanding body mechanics and boat
handling skills as well as proven ability to improve 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
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distinguished journalist who spent more than 30 years, as a yachting writer and editor. This year’s
winner, is Chris Barnard or Georgetown University.
The winner of the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy for best overall collegiate team is the College of
Charleston. The team with the most Fowle points, which are compiled results of the ICSA Women’s
Singlehanded, Men’s Singlehanded, Match Racing, Women’s Dinghy, Team Racing, and Coed Dinghy
National Championships, determines the Fowle trophy. Charleston was the 2012 winner.
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 U.S.
Sailing(1992-1994), and former chair of the U.S. Sailing Olympic Committee. This year’s winner is
Sam Williams (Summit, N.J.), a graduating senior from Dartmouth College.
The Quantum Female Sailor of the Year. Sydney Bolger a senior from Georgetown University won the
honor this year.
2012 ICSA All-America Team
ICSA Coed All Americans
Alec Anderson (Tortola, B.V.I.)
Evan Aras (Annapolis, Md.)
Chris Barnard (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Sam Blouin (Tampa, Fla.)
Anne Haeger (Lake Forest, Ill.)
Brendan Kopp (Fairfield, Conn.)
Joe Kutschenreuter (East Troy, Wis.)
Graham Landy (Norfolk, Va.)
Kevin Laube (San Diego, Calif.)
Mac Mace (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Joe Morris (Annapolis, Md.)
Ben Spector (Santa Clarita, Calif.)
Oliver Toole (Santa Barbara, Calif.)
Roger Williams University ‘13
Georgetown University ‘12
Georgetown University ‘12
Hobart and William Smith Colleges ‘12
Boston College ‘12
Harvard University ‘12
University of Wisconsin ‘12
Yale University ‘15
Stanford University ‘14
College of Charleston ‘13
Yale University ‘12
College of Charleston ‘13
Stanford University ‘14
ICSA Honorable Mention Coed All Americans
Austen Anderson (Northport, N.Y.)
Sean Bouchard (Bermuda)
Cam Cullman (Rye, N.Y.)
Joshua Greenslade (Bermuda)
Zeke Horowitz (Sarasota, Calif.)
Colin Smith (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)
Hobart and William Smith Colleges ‘12
Roger Williams University ‘12
Yale University ‘13
St. Mary’s College of Maryland ‘13
College of Charleston ‘12
Brown University ‘13
ICSA Crew All Americans
Alyssa Aitken (Sandwich, Mass.)
Sophie Bellacosa (Winchester, Mass.)
Katy Canty (Vero Beach, Fla.)
Louisa Chafee (Warwick, R.I.)
Perry Emsiek (Corona del Mar, Calif.)
College of Charleston ‘12
Roger Williams University ’13
Georgetown University ‘12
Brown University ‘14
College of Charleston ‘12
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Rebecca Evans (Cohasset, Mass.)
Molly Forbes (Edina, Minn.)
Patrick Hession (Milton, Mass.)
Hilary Kenyon (Wayzata, Minn.)
Chris Klevan (Norfolk, Va.)
Saverio Maldari (Andover, Mass.)
Heather May (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Laura McKenna (Palo Alto, Calif.)
Kelly Ortel (Annapolis, Md.)
Catherine Pelo (Scituate, Mass.)
Sarah Pierson (Winter Park, Fla.)
Emily Reich (Oak Bluffs, Mass.)
Kelly Stannard (Salem, Conn.)
Stephanie Tong (Hong Kong, China)
Elizabeth Wilsterman (Winchester, Mass.)
Georgetown University ‘12
University of Wisconsin ‘12
Boston College ‘13
Georgetown University ‘13
Hobart and William Smith Colleges ‘12
U.S. Naval Academy ‘12
Yale University ‘13
Boston College ‘13
Stanford University ‘14
Hobart and William Smith Colleges ‘13
Harvard University ‘14
Old Dominion University ‘12
Roger Williams University ‘12
Massachusetts Institute of Technology ‘12
Connecticut College ‘12
ICSA Women’s All Americans
Emily Billing (Clearwater, Fla.)
Sydney Bolger (Long Beach, Calif.)
Atlantic Brugman (Barcelona, Spain)
Emily Dellenbaugh (Easton, Conn.)
Marlena Fauer (New York, N.Y.)
Anne Haeger (Lake Forest, Ill.)
Amy Hawkins (Ocean Gate, N.J.)
Morgan Kiss (Holland, Mich.)
Sarah Mace (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Yale University ‘13
Georgetown University ’12
Connecticut College ‘13
Brown University ‘12
Yale University ‘14
Boston College ‘12
University of Rhode Island ‘12
Yale University ‘15
Stanford University ‘14
ICSA Honorable Mention Women’s All Americans
Sky Adams (Santa Barbara, Calif.)
Mary Hall (Seminole, Fla.)
Deirdre Lambert (Cumberland, Maine)
Natalie Salk (Jamestown, R.I.)
Brown University ‘14
U.S. Naval Academy ‘15
Dartmouth College ‘15
Tufts University ‘13
Robert H. Hobbs Sportsman of the Year Finalists
Joe Kutschenreuter (East Troy, Wis.)
Nick Voss (Miami, Fla.)
Sam Williams (Summit, N.J.)
University of Wisconsin ‘12
University of Miami ‘12
Dartmouth College ‘12*
Everett B. Morris College Sailor of the Year Finalists
Alec Anderson (Tortola, B.V.I.)
Chris Barnard (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Sam Blouin (Tampa, Fla.)
Mac Mace (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Roger Williams University ‘13
Georgetown University ’13*
Hobart and William Smith Colleges ‘12
College of Charleston ‘12
Quantum Women’s College Sailor of the Year Finalists
Sydney Bolger (Long Beach, Calif.)
Anne Haeger (Lake Forest, Ill.)
Georgetown University ‘12*
Boston College ‘12
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