the
Tell Tale
Newsletter of the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association
Volume 66, Number 6
November
2012
Cedarfest Regatta
Michigan State
October 6-7, 2012
FJ
It was partly sunny with a moderate breeze on Saturday,
so the Race Committee ran races late into the afternoon
because the wind was expected to drop on Sunday.
Sunday was a little colder and produced only enough
wind to get off six short races. Because B Division
could not get a pair of matching races, the last two races
in A Division had to be dropped from the final results.
There were no Protests. Michigan Tech is to be
congratulated on their first place finish.
School
1 Michigan Technological University
* 2 Bowling Green State University
* 3 University of Toledo
4 Western Michigan University
5 Michigan State University
6 Michigan State University
7 University of Michigan
8 University of Michigan
9 Northern Michigan University
10 Miami University
Sym.
Explanation
*
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division A
Team
1 Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
2
Michigan Technological University
Michigan Tech
Team
Michigan Tech
Bowling Green
Toledo
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Michigan State 2
Wolverines
Maize
Northern Michigan
Miami University
A
22
20
30
57
55
50
40
67
76
78
B
26
44
34
30
33
44
62
42
47
78
Total Sailors
20
Wm. Ryan Kyle ‘14
Kourtney Greco ‘16
William Weigeand ‘15
22
Joe Florek ‘14
Chase Elliott ‘15
1
TOT
48
64
64
87
88
94
102
109
123
156
3
4
5
University of Toledo
Toledo
University of Michigan
Wolverines
30
40
Tom Irwin ‘13
Katlyn Smelser ‘16
Ellen Dubois ‘ 14
Heather Nowak ‘16
Allison Bradley ‘16
Michigan State University
50
Montana Pruett ‘15
Breton Sirowatka ‘15
Michigan State 2
Nicholas Burr ‘16
Viram Harichandran ‘13
Colton Radenbaugh ‘15
Ali Elseddik ‘15
6
Michigan State University
Michigan State
55
7
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
University of Michigan
Maize
57
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan
76
Tim Hoover ‘14
Hannah Williams ‘15
78
Connor Houlahan ‘15
Garett Gust ‘15
8
9
10 Miami University
Miami University
Scores for Division B
Team
1 Michigan Technological University
Michigan Tech
2
67
Robert O’Brien ‘15
Elliott Klose ‘15
Blake Bambach ‘16
Evan Vowell ‘16
Total Sailors
26
Cortney Castelic ‘ 15
Charles Rysenga ’13
David Klco ‘13
Kristen Collins ‘15
Ryan Mabie ‘16
Andy Lauten ‘15
Josh Bohms ‘15
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
Michigan State University
Michigan State
30
4
University of Toledo
Toledo
34
Adam Robinson ‘14
Tyler Linden ‘16
5
University of Michigan
Maize
42
Sophie Lucente ‘16
Abby Rogers ’16
Rikki Pad ’16
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
44
3
*6
33
1,2,5,6
3,4,7
Robert Ottman ‘16
Jordan Capelli ‘16
Cody Perry ‘16
2
1,2
3-7
Michigan State University
Michigan State 2
44
Brenton Sirowatka ‘15
Viram Harichandran ‘13
8
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan
47
Evan Hardy ‘14
Jeff Toonen ‘14
9
University of Michigan
62
Charles White ’15
Eddie Zelanek ’15
Taylor Landeryou ’16
Emil Gazall ’16
78
MacKenzie Vizirden ‘ 15
JJ Hoogendoom ‘ 15
*7
Wolverines
10 Miami University
Miami University
Sym.
*
1,2,7
3-6
1,2,5-7
3,4
Explanation
Number of high-place (1) finishes
Chief Illiniwek Memorial Regatta
Illinois
October 6-7, 2012
420
Saturday, October 6:
The regatta hit the ground running, with the wind blowing in the low to mid teens. The wind was a
little shifty as it came over the lake, but all of the teams were able to stick through it, and sail very
competitively. Along with the shifty wind, the cold temperatures posed another challenge, but thanks
to the Commodore Decatur Yacht Club, we kept fires going, and we were able to keep all of the sailors
warm.
Sunday, October 7:
The conditions on Sunday were very similar to those of Saturday, and competitors faced the same
challenges. Due to the wind shifts, there were longer breaks between rotations, but the yacht club kept
all of the competitors busy, and warm. Since most of the rotations were completed on Saturday,
Sunday was a little more relaxed. Despite the difficult conditions, Northwestern was able to hold on to
their lead from day 1, and clinched first place in all divisions. Congratulations to Northwestern, and we
hope to see everyone out again next year.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
School
Northwestern University
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
University of Illinois - Chicago
Northwestern University
Miami University
Indiana University
Team
Purple
Illini
Chicago
Flames
Wildcats
Red Hawks
Hoosiers
A
12
32
23
34
36
33
55
3
B
14
14
25
34
35
57
46
TOT
26
46
48
68
71
90
101
Scores for Division A
Team
1 Northwestern University
Purple
2 University of Chicago
Chicago
3 University of Illinois
Illini
4 Miami University
Miami University
5 University of Illinois - Chicago
Illinois (Chicago)
6 Northwestern University
Wildcats
7
Indiana University
Hoosiers
Scores for Division B
Team
* 1 Northwestern University
Purple
*2
3
University of Illinois
Illini
University of Chicago
Chicago
4
5
6
7
University of Illinois - Chicago
Illinois (Chicago)
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Indiana University
Hoosiers
Miami University
Miami University
Total Sailors
12
Alex Lubben '13
Caroline Darin '14
23
Zi Chong Kao '14
Abigail LaPier '14
32
Kevin Leelum '14 *
Melinda Lee '16 *
33
Max Burson '16
Annabel Brooks '16
34
Brian Moy '14
Taylor Valentor '16
36
Emily Fontaine '14
Luke Vogelzang '15
Connor Schmitt '15 *
55
Jesse Magana '13
Gavin Laflower '14 *
Total Sailors
14
Jacob Bruce '16
Gina Krupp '15
Tolga Ulman '16 *
14
Adam Flanders '14 *
Haley Johnson '14 *
25
Katy Carlyle '15
Harry Posner '16
Leah Chapman '15
Harry Posner '16
34
Tyler Albert '14
Brenden Jacobs '15
35
Matthew Sullivan '13
Mariam Al-Askari '15
46
Michael Metzen '14
Jon Callahan '14
57
Felipe Dalman '16 *
Claudia Schneider '15
Sym.
Explanation
*
Number of high-place (1) finishes
1-4,7-8
5-6
1-6
7-8
1-4,7-8
5-6
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-8
MCSA Single Handed Championship
Northwestern
October 6-7, 2012
Laser
4
Saturday, October 6:
Saturday's Single Handed Championship started in the low 40s
with breeze building from the N, NW. Boats were on the water by
10 a.m. with puffs in the excess of 20 knots. The breeze continued
to oscillate throughout the day, clocking back and
forth within a range of 50 degrees to either side of constant. By 1
it began to die down, and competitors came off the water for a
lunch. It was brief, however, as the temperature began to rise,
ushering in another up-cycle of breeze. 12 races were sailed. No
protests were filed. As it stands, 6 more races will be sailed tomorrow for 2 qualifying berths from the
MCSA. Special thanks to the Northwestern University Sailing Team members volunteering on and off
the water all day. An extended thank you goes to Rick Lillie of Chicago Yacht Club, our PRO for the
weekend, and Chief Judge Dennis Bartley.
Sunday, October 7:
Sunday's Single Handed Championship started with temperatures in the high 40s with thick cloud
clover and breeze from the N, NW. We pushed for a 9:30 beach launch. First warning signal was at 10.
The breeze oscillated with speeds of 15-20 knots. Swells came in from 2-4 ft. The breeze continued to
oscillate and eased after the first four race. The course was shortened to maintain a race time of 20
minutes. By 12:15 the breeze clocked left, and the course was changed before the 17th race. The wind
finally slowed to 5 knots, and the day ended with a total of 18 races. All competitors sailed in at 1:00.
No protests were filed. One redress was filed and withdrawn by the competitor. Congratulations to our
two MCSA qualifiers Andrew Fox, '13, of University of Wisconsin and Chris Loew-Blosser, '14, of
University of Minnesota. The second qualifier was decided by a head-to-head tie-break between LoewBlosser and Eric Sauter, '13, of University of Iowa.
School
University of Wisconsin
*
University of Minnesota
*
University of Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Northwestern University
Northwestern University
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
Marquette University
Sym.
Explanation
 Head-to-head tiebreaker
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Team
Andrew Fox '13
Chris Loew-Blosser '14
Eric Sauter '13
Phillip Morley '13
George Powell '13
Travis Cottle '15
John Hodges '13
Brian Tobelmann '18
Davis Dolson '14
Maximiliano Oliveras '16 *
M C S A Wo m e n ' s S i n g l e H a n d e d
Northwestern
October 6, 2012
Laser
5
A
22
63
63
87
89
96
97
161
176
202
P
MRP
MRP
TOT
22
63
63
87
89
96
97
161
176
202
1
2
3
School
University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Team
Alison Kent '16
Emily Oltrogge '15
Sarah Ellis '14 *
A
16
22
34
TOT
16
22
34
HWS Fall Intersectional
Hobart & William Smith
October 6-7, 2012
420
Saturday, October 6:
Eight races per division were sailed in ideal conditions, 12-16
knots from the west. A mix of W3 and W4 courses were sailed.
Sunday, October 7:
Four W4 races per division were sailed in a shifty light breeze
from the S-SW-W.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
School
U. S. Naval Academy
SUNY Maritime College
Old Dominion University
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Dartmouth College
Stanford University
Fordham University
University of Wisconsin
Roger Williams University
University of South Florida
Cornell University
Washington College
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
University of Michigan
Columbia University
University of Connecticut
Scores for Division A
Team
8
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
11
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Team
Midshipmen
Privateers
Monarchs
Statesmen
Big Green
Cardinal
Rams
Badgers
Hawks
Bulls
Big Red
Shoremen
Mariners
Wolverines
Lions
Huskies 2
Total
103
113
6
A
66
58
36
89
77
78
90
103
111
125
112
114
116
113
152
204
Sailors
Connor Trepton '15
Arielle Henderson '13
Ryan Seago '14
Evelyn Hull '13
Elizabeth Wallace '14
B
32
57
97
48
67
85
113
101
94
85
107
118
126
133
204
204
TOT
98
115
133
137
144
163
203
204
205
210
219
232
242
246
356
408
1-2,7-12
3-6
Scores for Division B
Team
9
University of Wisconsin
Total
101
Badgers
14
University of Michigan
Wolverines
133
Sailors
Brendan Boylan '13
John Kinzel '14
Erin Monahan '14
Peter Lewis '14
Thomas Etheridge '16
Karinne Smolenyak '15
Alex Mayo '15
1-6
7-12
1-2,9-12
3-8
1-4,9-12
5-8
Storm Trysail Foundation
Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta
October 6-7, 2012
LARCHMONT, N.Y. (October 12, 2012) -- A record 425 college sailors from 38 schools racing 45
borrowed boats came together over Columbus Day weekend (October 6-7) for the 2012 Intercollegiate
Offshore Regatta (IOR) hosted by the Storm Trysail Foundation and the Larchmont Yacht Club. With
so many college sailors participating, the event has become the world’s largest college sailing regatta.
Schools traveled from Canada, the Midwest, New England and the mid Atlantic states, with the
University of Wisconsin Madison travelling the farthest.
The regatta introduces college sailors, most of whom sail dinghies, to the dynamics of big boat racing.
This regatta also gives college sailors who already have big boat experience a chance to take charge of
some very fast and evenly matched offshore boats. The fleet racing boats were divided into five
divisions: J/105s (10 boats), J/109s (eight boats), J/44s (five boats), a PHRF class (10 boats) and an
IRC class (10 boats). The IRC class, stocked with additional leading edge boats, included four Swan
42s, a King 40, a Farr 400 and an assortment of J/Boats ranging from a J/133 to a J/111.
For the first time, the regatta had a Match Racing division on a separate circle with on-the-water
umpires. Four teams raced on two 52-foot match racing machines lent by Brewer Yacht Yards. The
boats were built in the early 1990s by Dennis Conner when he was preparing for the first America’s
Cup defense in Cup Class monohulls. Teams from SUNY Maritime, the U.S. Merchant Marine
Academy at Kings Point, Tufts and the U.S. Naval Academy sailed an eight-race double round robin
followed by a best-of-three finals. Tufts won the round robins, and Navy won the finals 2-0. The Navy
team was the first winner of the Commodore James D. Bishop Trophy.
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Western Michigan crew (Photo Credit Carter Williams).
“Seeing the teams improve through the weekend was truly impressive,” said match racing PRO Dick
Neville. “I don’t think any of them had any experience in match racing, particularly in big boats. They
handled the boats really well.” According to Race Committee Chair Charles “Butch” Ulmer, “Since
our first experience with match racing went so well, we intend to invite more teams to participate and
to enlarge this part of the IOR next year.” With match racing a new discipline in college racing, match
racing big boats is a great way for schools to merge their dinghy and offshore sailors into one team for
an event.
On the fleet racing circle, five races were sailed. Navy won the IRC division sailing Jan Smeets’ J/133
Bacchanal; Maine Maritime won the J/44 division sailing Jim Bishop’s Gold Digger (after coming out
on top of a three-way tie); Massachusetts Maritime won the J/109 division sailing Adrian Begley’s
Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Drexel won the PHRF division sailing Rich duMoulin’s Express 37 Lora
Ann; and Bowdoin won the J/105 division sailing Carl Olsson’s Morning Glory.
A fresh 15-20 knot breeze on the first day created some great photo moments as boats rolled out or had
problems getting spinnakers down. For the most part, the students handled the boats well. On the
second day, the race committee was lucky to get two races in before the wind faded to zero. For the
IRC division, the second beat of the second race turned into a run as the wind shifted from the north to
the southeast, prompting the race committee to shorten or abandon for certain classes.
The U.S. Naval Academy team, sailing Bacchanal, received the Paul Hoffmann Trophy as the overall
winner of the regatta. The Ed duMoulin Trophy was presented to Bacchanal’s owner, former
Larchmont Yacht Club Commodore Jan Smeets.
Besides great sailing, the regatta is free for the boat owners and sailors, thanks to carefully cultivated
sponsorship; there is no entry fee or damage deposit. On top of that, there are two free dinners and
pizza for the awards ceremony. The amount of food and drink consumed was staggering: 250 pounds
of pork loin, 125 free pizzas, 5 kegs of Heineken beer, 55 cases of soda and 800 Good Humor Ice
Cream bars.
In 2012, the IOR was made possible by sponsorship from: Rolex, Vineyard Vines, Safe Flight
Instruments, Dimension/Polyant Sailcloth, Brewer Yacht Yards, Flintlock Construction, J/Boats, UK
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Sailmakers, Gill, Clarion Partners and Yacht Scoring.
The Storm Trysail Foundation and Larchmont Yacht Club extend their sincerest thanks to the regatta’s
sponsors, boat owners, volunteers and Event Chairman Adam Loory, a Storm Trysail Club member
and IOR alumnus, without whom this sailing opportunity would not be possible for many college
sailors..
The Storm Trysail Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to support the education
of young sailors, junior safety at sea, and intercollegiate big boat racing. The Storm Trysail
Foundation educates young sailors as they bridge the gap between learning to sail and becoming
accomplished blue water seamen, through a national program of events including junior safety at sea
seminars and intercollegiate big boat racing.
Place, Yacht Name, Sail, Results, Total Points
Class 1 IRC (IRC 10 Boats)
1. Bacchanal, USA52585,
2. Tiburon, USA4223,
3. Daring, USA4214,
4. Christopher Dragon, USA12204,
5. Orbit, USA4217,
6. Partnership, USA16,
7. Quintessence, USA4210,
8. American Girl, USA60140,
9. Dragonfly, USA50500,
10. Sundari, USA407,
Navy
KP
Colgate
Hamilton
Western Michigan
Villanova
St. Marys
Michigan
Williams
Bucknell
3, 1, 1, 1, 1
1, 2, 4, 3, 2
2, 3, 2, 6, 6
4, 6, 3, 2, 9
8, 4, 5, 4, 5
6, 5, 7, 5, 4
7, 8, 6, 8, 3
5, 7, 8, 9, 7
10, 11/DNF, 11/DNC, 7, 8
9, 11/DNF, 11/DNC, 10, 10
7
12
19
24
26
27
32
36
47
51
Maine Maritme
Navy
Mass Maritime
SUNY
Coast Guard
1, 1, 5, 3, 3
5, 2, 3, 2, 1
2, 4, 4, 1, 2
3, 3, 2, 5, 4
4, 5, 1, 4, 5
13
13
13
17
19
Mass. Martime
Maine Martime
Webb
Queens University
Miami of Ohio
Purdue
Harvard
William and Mary
1, 4, 3, 4/Protest, 3
7/SCP, 1, 2, 1, 5
3, 3, 7, 3, 1, 17
4, 5, 4, 2, 2, 17
2, 2, 5, 4.5/RDG, 4.5/RDG
6, 6, 6, 7, 4
7, 7, 1, 9/DSQ, 6
9/DNF, 9/DNF, 8, 6, 7
15
16
Class 2 J-44 (One Design 5 Boats)
1. Gold Digger, USA2,
2. Maxine, USA14,
3. Vamp, USA13,
4. Charlie V, USA11,
5. Glory, USA9,
Class 3 J-109 (One Design 8 Boats)
1. Mad Dogs, USA260,
2. Strategery, USA273,
3. Apsara, USA2101,
4. Nordlys, USA267,
5. Vento Solare, USA266,
6. Strider, USA332,
7. Freedom, USA1111,
8. Blanche, USA356,
9
18
29
30
39
Class 5 J-105 (One Design 10 Boats)
1. Morning Glory, USA389,
2. Peregrina, USA167,
3. Synergy, USA680,
4. Planet Claire, USA630,
5. Liquid Courage, USA51050,
6. Warhorse, USA618,
7. Gumption, USA59,
8. Sweet Caroline, USA513,
9. Andiamo, USA50988,
10. SunnySide Up, USA489,
Bowdoin
Wisconsin
Stevens
RPI
Yale
UNH
Coast Guard
Northeastern
Stony Brook
American
2, 1, 4, 2
1, 2, 5, 4
4, 5, 2, 7
3, 8, 7, 3
6, 6, 6, 5
10, 3, 10, 1,
5, 9, 1, 10,
8, 7, 3, 8,
7, 4, 9, 6,
9, 11, 8, 9,
9
12
18
21
23
24
25
26
26
37
Drexel
Ohio State
Tufts
Ottawa
URI
KP
Monmouth
Fordham
Bates
Denison
2.5, 1, 7, 2, 1,
1, 3, 1, 4, 7,
8, 7, 3, 1, 3,
2.5, 8, 2, 5, 5,
6, 6, 4, 6, 2,
4, 4, 8, 3, 6,
5, 2, 5, 7, 8,
7, 5, 6, 8, 9,
11/DNF, 11/DNC, 9, 9, 6/SCP
9, 9, 10, 11/DNC, 11/DNC,
13.5
16
22
22.5
24
25
27
35
46
50
Class 4 PHRF (PHRF 10 Boats)
1. Lora Ann, USA40789,
2. M Squared, USA50807,
3. Wave Rider, USA316,
4. Expresso, USA18321,
5. Flyer, USA60309,
6. Constance, USA52746,
7. Deviation, USA41810,
8. Troubador, USA51072,
9. Draco, USA63396,
10. Tenacious, USA32550,
Buckeye Invitational
Ohio State
October 13-14, 2012
FJ
Saturday, October 13:
Great day of sailing, wind 8-12 out of the Se,
becoming S, got 10 races in A and B, no major
break downs, or any protests.
Sunday, October 14:
Wind was up 15 plus, was able to get a full
rotation in to give us a total of 12 A and B races.
1
2
3
4
School
Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Denison University
Ohio University
Team
The Ohio State Univ.
Buckeyes
Big Red
Ohio
10
A
30
45
89
76
P
B
36
59
27
64
P
TOT
66
104
116
140
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Miami University
Bowling Green State Univ.
Wittenberg University
University of Toledo
Miami University
University of Akron
Bowling Green State Univ.
Indiana University
Miami University
Bowling Green
Wittenberg
Toledo
Miami University 2
Zips
Bowling Green 2
Hoosiers
Scores for Division A
Team
Total
1 Ohio State University
30
The Ohio State Univ.
2 Ohio State University
45
Buckeyes
3 Bowling Green State University MRP 57
Bowling Green
4 Miami University
61
Miami University 2
5 Wittenberg University
64
Wittenberg
6 Ohio University
76
Ohio
7 University of Toledo
MRP 78
Toledo
8 Denison University
89
Big Red
9
Miami University
106
Miami University
10 Indiana University
113
Hoosiers
11 Bowling Green State University MRP 118
Bowling Green 2
12 University of Akron
136
Zips
Scores for Division B
Team
1 Denison University
Big Red
2
Ohio State University
3
The Ohio State Univ.
Miami University
106
44
57 MRP 103
64
100
78 MRP 108
61
140
136
79
118 MRP 109
113
117
Sailors
Adam Gilbertson '13
Gwendolyn Mulvey '13
David Aspery '15
Anatoliy Kryvenko '15
William Kyle '14
Cory Vanhouten '13 *
Max Burson '16
Peter Hilsch '16 *
William Weible '13
Brenden Eggers '13 *
Evan Graves '13
Mallory Miller '15 *
Thomas Irwin '13 *
Katlyn Smelser '13
Tara Foster '14
Seth Mendel '16
Eileen Baer '16
Colin Via '14
Connor Doyle '13
Jon Callahan '14
Michelle McKee '13
Mike Harmon '13
Cody Perry '16
Ben Warner '15
Daniel Clark '15
Tim Besson '13 *
Daniel Clark '15
Ben Warner '15
Total Sailors
27
William Floyd '16
Matthew Duggins '15
Erin White '15
36
Corinne Sackett '15
Devin Copfer '14
Nathan Volchko '15
44
John Salisbury '16
11
MRP
MRP
MRP
150
160
164
186
201
215
227
230
1-2,5-6,9-10
3-4,7-8,11-12
1-6,9-10
7-8,11-12
1-2,5-6,9-12
3-4
7-8
1-2,5-6,9-12
3-4,7-8
1-4,11-12
5-10
4
5
6
Miami University
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Ohio University
Ohio
University of Akron
Zips
59
64
79
7
Wittenberg University
100
Wittenberg
8 Bowling Green State University MRP 103
Bowling Green
9 University of Toledo
MRP 108
Toledo
10 Bowling Green State University MRP 109
Bowling Green 2
11 Indiana University
117
Hoosiers
12 Miami University
140
Miami University 2
Connor Houlahan '15
Alex Graves '15
Kaleigh Cole '13 *
Abby Freeman '16 *
James Bohland '13
Carl Hotz '13
Edwin Sarver '14
Kyle Albertson '15
Halle Harklau '15
Dan Puhe '15 *
Hilary Rieman '13
Steven Mauter '13
Andrew Davis '14 *
Andrew Logan '14
Sam Logan '14
William Wiegand '15
Michael Metzen '14
Jon Callahan '14
Jose Avila '15
Ann Stevenson '15
Michele Turner '15
1-2,5-6,9-10
3-4,7-8
2,6,8
4,10
Wi s c o Wo m e n ' s
Wisconsin
October 13-14, 2012
420
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
School
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
University of Michigan
University of Iowa
U. Wisconsin Milwaukee
Northwestern University
Scores for Division A
Team
1
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 1
Team
Gophers
Badgers 1
Gophers 2
Badgers 2
Badgers 0
Golden Eagles
Wolverines
Hawkeyes
Panthers
Wildcats
A P
29
17
26
30
50
49
40
57
64
98 MRP
B
13
29
24
45
38
44
71
71
93
77
P
TOT
42
46
50
75
88
93
111
128
MRP 157
MRP 175
Total Sailors
17
Whitney Kent '15
Virginia Debbink '16
Kelly Kramer '13
12
1-8
1-6
7-8
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
University of Minnesota
Gophers 2
University of Minnesota
Gophers
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 2
University of Michigan
Wolverines
26
Marquette University
Golden Eagles
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 0
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
U. Wisconsin Milwaukee
Panthers
Northwestern University
Wildcats
49
Scores for Division B
Team
1
University of Minnesota
Gophers
2
University of Minnesota
Gophers 2
3
4
5
6
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 1
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 0
Marquette University
Golden Eagles
University of Wisconsin
Badgers 2
*
7
University of Michigan
Wolverines
*
8
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
9
10
Northwestern University
Wildcats
U. Wisconsin Milwaukee
Panthers
29
30
40
50
57
64
Alison Kent '16
Teresa Westin '16
Jessie Olson '15
Allison Forbes '14
Molly Sitter '15
Arielle Henderson '13
Rachel Barch '13
Taylor Landeryou '16
Liz Smith '14
Meghan Bouman '15
Kathleen Schneider '14
Adelaide Davis '13
Jennifer Burke '16
Sarah Gross '15
Magdalena Franze-Soeln '15
Autumn Morden '15
Kelly Rodenkirk '14
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
Martha Koch '13
Grace Lindner '16
1-4,7-8
5-6
MRP 98
Total Sailors
13
Emily Oltrogge '15
Paige Boegeman '14
24
Sarah Ellis '14
Brianna Chu '13
Emily Johnson '16
29
Leslie Poole '16
Kelsea Kierstead '15
38
Coral Rodriguez '16
Caya McFalls '16
44
Courtney Kronschnabel '15
Claire Schneider '15
45
Katlyn Putney '14
Katie Hall '16
Meghan Smith '15
71
Sophie Lucente '16
Abigail Rogers '16
Kathryn Ried '15
71
Rebecca Abellera '15
Molly Strieker '15
Meg Zmolek '14
Emily Erler '15
MRP 77
C Jones '14
Morgan Wolf '14
MRP 93
Lenae Fahrenbruch '15
13
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-2,5-8
3-4
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
1-4
5-8
1-8
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-8
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-8
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-8
1-8
1-8
1-8
Sym.
*
Explanation
Number of high-place (6) finishes
Navy Fall
Navy
October 13-14, 2012
420/FJ/Laser/Radial
Saturday, October 13:
Competitors were welcomed to Navy today by a beautiful Fall
Annapolis day. All four divisions hit the water this morning at 1000 in
a very light Easterly breeze on the harbor. A "Harbor Trapezoid"
course was set just off of Triton Point with a long second reach, and a
longer last beat with a finish line set far to windward and to starboard
of the starting line. Two races were started (one in A and one in B) in
the light breeze but both were later abandoned. Afterwards, sailors
were sent ashore at 1115 for an extended lunch break and waited for
the breeze to fill. At around 1330, the breeze began to fill from the
South/Southeast, and sailors were sent back out on Annapolis Harbor. Six races were completed in all
four divisions in the afternoon, again using the Harbor Trapezoid course. After sailing all of the
competitors were treated to a cookout hosted by the NASS Social Committee.
Thank you to the team of Navy Midshipmen who helped move marks around and run races. Another
thank you to the NASS Social Committee and to our Umpire Dave Clinnin who was standing by to
hear protests after sailing although there were none.
Sunday, October 14:
Navy Fall Sunday was a bit of an improvement on the breeze side of things. Teams arrived this
morning to a shifty 10-12 knot Southerly breeze that clocked Southeast throughout the day and built
into the low teens. Early on in the day, the course sailed was again a "Harbor Trapezoid" with an
extended second reach and last beat. As the breeze began to shift more to the Southeast, we were able
to fit the standard tried and true Navy trapezoid into Annapolis Harbor just off of Triton Point. A total
of eight races in each division were completed before the three o'clock time limit rolled around
bringing the total number of races to 14 for the weekend. One protest was filed in race 11 B resulting
in a DSQ, and one request for redress was granted in race 8 C.
A big thanks to the Navy Sailing Team members for moving marks and running the event, Ken Legler
and Janel Zarkowsky for hearing a protest, Bill Ward for hearing a request for breakdown, and to Kyle
Assad for helping out on Race Committee today. Congratulations to the College of Charleston Cougars
for winning Navy Fall 2012.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
School
College of Charleston
Georgetown University
Brown University
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Yale University
Stanford University
Tufts University
U. S. Naval Academy
Team
Cougars
Hoyas
Bears
Seahawks
Bulldogs
Cardinal
Jumbos
Midshipmen
14
A
80
72
92
74
98
125
93
104
B
86
88
76
113
90
74
144
111
C
36
71
98
109
84
65
94
140
D
85
83
57
61
86
148
102
79
TOT
287
314
323
357
358
412
433
434
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
University of South Florida
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
University of Vermont
SUNY Maritime College
Old Dominion University
Washington College
University of Miami
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Hampton University
Michigan State University
Scores for Division A
17 Michigan State University
Michigan State
Scores for Division B
17 Michigan State University
Michigan State
Scores for Division C
17 Michigan State University
Michigan State
Scores for Division D
18 Michigan State University
Michigan State
Bulls
Statesmen
Catamounts
Privateers
Monarchs
Shoremen
Hurricanes
Mariners
Pirates
Michigan State
143
108
147
118
119
173
181
185
251
233
116
116
117
137
175
178
127
164
248
235
107
194
146
109
141
137
181
194
253
219
233
Colton Radenbaugh '15
Sheelagh McCarthy '13
235
Bill Weiland '14
Nicholas Caudell '15
219
Elizabeth Dust '14
251
Andrew Lauten '15
136
95
117
184
183
182
203
212
130
251
502
513
527
548
618
670
692
755
882
938
MCSA Match Racing Championship
Sail Sheboygan
October 20-21, 2012
Oct 20, 2012
Michigan sails perfect round robin to take the lead at the MCSA Match Race Qualifier
on day 1. Shifty and light winds throughout the day challenged the eight collegiate teams and race
management. Going into the last flight of day, Michigan and Wisconsin were undefeated. Michigan
came off the starting line ahead and kept their lead throughout the match. Sunday’s action include
semi-final, petit-final and final knockouts with the winner of the regatta qualifying for the ICSA Match
Race Championship hosted by Fort Worth Boat Club, November 16-18, 2012.
Oct 21, 2012
Congratulations to the
University of Michigan for sailing a flawless
match race regatta. Matt Graham and the
Michigan team first defeated Michigan State
University in the semi-finals and then took on
the defending champs, University of Wisconsin
in the finals for the opportunity to sail in the
ISCA National Championship being hosted by
the Fort Worth Boat Club November 16-18.
The 8 teams representing schools in the MCSA
had nearly perfect conditions with winds from
the south at 8-12 knots to complete the regatta
after a light air start on Saturday.
Final Standings
1st - University of Michigan
2nd - University of Wisconsin
3rd - Michigan State University
4th - University of Minnesota
5th - Northwestern University
6th - University of Illinois-Chicago
7th - Purdue University
8th - Marquette University
15
M
a
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r
w
q
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u U
s
e M
t
U t i M U e
C t c S M r
I e h U N n
UIC
Marquette
UMI
MSU
UMN
Nwestern
Purdue
UW
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1 0
0
1
1 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0 0
0 0
1 1
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
P
u
r
d
u U
e W
Win
0 0
2
0 0
0
1 1
7
0
3
1 0
5
1 0
2
0
2
1
6
Sailed Win % Place
7
29%
7
0%
7
100% 1
6
50%
7
71% 3
7
29%
6
33%
7
86% 2
Boudeman Cup
Western Michigan
October 20-22, 2012
420
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
School
Western Michigan University
Purdue University
Northern Michigan University
Michigan Technological Univ.
Western Michigan University
Hope College
Northern Michigan University
Michigan State University
Scores for Division A
Team
1
Purdue University
Team
Western Michigan
Boilermakers
Northern Michigan 2
Michigan Tech
Western Michigan 2
Hope
Northern Michigan
Michigan State
Total
10
16
A
23
10
27
22
39
36
39
56
Sailors
Grant Pollock '16
B
17
32
18
28
27
42
44
44
TOT
40
42
45
50
66
78
83
100
2
3
4
5
*6
*7
8
Sym.
*
Boilermakers
Michigan Technological Univ.
Michigan Tech
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan 2
Hope College
Hope
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan 2
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan
Michigan State University
Michigan State
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division B
Team
1
Western Michigan University
2
3
Western Michigan
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan 2
Western Michigan University
Maria Krutikova '16
22
23
27
36
39
39
56
Total
17
18
27
Western Michigan 2
4
5
6
Michigan Technological Univ.
Michigan Tech
Purdue University
Boilermakers
Hope College
*8
Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan
Michigan State University
32
42
44
44
Michigan State
Sym.
*
Sailors
Vytenis Karaitis '14
Ryan Mabie '16
Hanna Corneliussen '16
Douglas Adamski '15
Luke Klifman '13 *
Michael Niacaris '13
Elliott Klose '15
Elliott Klose '15
Anna-Marie Davidson '13
1-6
7
1-4,7
5-6
1-2,7
3-6
1-4,7
5-6
1-4,7
5-6
28
Hope
*7
Jack Greve '15
Blake Utz '16
Betsy Grant '14
Matthew Topp '13
Scott Brandonisio '13
Matthew Rybar I '13
Lauren Aprill '14
Kevin Luther '15
Spencer Gillette '15
Kirstin Collins '14
David Gates '16
Kathryn Biang '13
Vikram Harichandran '13
Luke DeSmet '13
Explanation
Head-to-head tiebreaker
17
Christine McKee '15
Patrick Thomison '16
Kelly Petrasky '13
Russell Fyfe '13
Meagan Elinski '13
Evan Rodgers '16
Michael Small '14
Jacob Ruggles '14
Brenton Sirowatka '15
Ava Karaitis '16
Ava Karaitis '16
Brenton Sirowatka '15
1-6
7
1-6
7
1-2,5-7
3-4
1-2,5-7
3-4
Emma Biagioni
Hope
October 27-28, 2012
FJ
Saturday, October 27:
Saturday morning races commenced at 9:30 with
approximately 10 knots of breeze out of the west. It was a
great day of sailing with constant sun and decent
temperatures. Races were postponed several times in the
afternoon due to the wind shifting from the east to the north. 9
races were completed in each division and a full rotation was
complete. Congratulations to the overall winners, Michigan
State University.
Sunday, October 28:
No Races held Sunday, only 1 day event.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
School
Michigan State University
Michigan Technological University
Western Michigan University
Purdue University
Hope College
Western Michigan University
Hope College
Michigan State University
Bowling Green State University
Scores for Division A
Team
1 Michigan State University
Michigan State
2 Michigan Technological University
Michigan Tech
3
*4
*5
*6
7
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
Hope College
Hope
Hope College
Hope 2
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan 2
Purdue University
Boilermakers
Team
Michigan State
Michigan Tech
Western Michigan
Boilermakers
Hope
Western Michigan 2
Hope 2
Michigan State 2
Bowling Green
A
14
29
43
50
49
49
49
69
53
B
34
33
29
32
45
53
58
52
71
Total Sailors
14
Bill Weiland '14
Andrew Lauten '15
29
Joel Florek '15
Chase Elliott '14
Curtis Baugher '14
43
Jack Greve '15
Robert O'Brien '16
49
Scott Brandonisio '13
Lauren Aprill '14
49
Evan Rodgers '16
Mitchell Gage '15
49
Michael Niacaris '13
Elliott Klose '15
50
Grant Pollock '16
Maria Krutikova '16
Calvin Barnett '16
18
TOT
48
62
72
82
94
102
107
121
124
1-2,5-6,9
3-4,7-8
1-2,7-9
3-6
1-2,7-9
Grant Pollock '16
Bridget Brown '16
Nadia Burton '16
Simon Diesch '14
Andrew Hine '13
8
Bowling Green State University
53
Bowling Green
9 Michigan State University
69
Michigan State 2
Sym.
Explanation
*
Number of high-place (2) finishes
Scores for Division B
Team
1 Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
2 Purdue University
Boilermakers
3 Michigan Technological University
Michigan Tech
4 Michigan State University
Michigan State
5 Hope College
Hope
6
7
8
Michigan State University
Michigan State 2
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan 2
Hope College
Hope 2
9
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Total Sailors
29
Vytenis Karaitis '14
Thomas Hilton '14
32
David Mirkhaef '15
Christine McKee '15
33
Maggie Kloote '15
Kristine Nachbor '15
34
Luke DeSmet '13
Sheelagh McCarthy '13
45
Evelyn Ritter '15
Matthew Rybar I '13
Joshua Teusink '13
Erika Dvorak '13
52
Brenton Sirowatka '15
Elizabeth Dust '14
53
Kevin Luther '15
Kirstin Collins '14
58
Meagan Elinski '13
Kelly Petrasky '13
Megan Skinner '13
Jessica Frey '13
71
Lawrence Drouhard '13
Brie Cerrato '14
Michigan Men’s Regatta
Michigan
October 29, 2012
Cancelled - All teams scheduled to attend withdrew.
19
3-6
1-2
3-9
1-2,9
3-8
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-9
1-2,5-6
3-4,7-9