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ICSA National Dinghy Championship Final Results

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Dinghy National Championship

  • Texas
  • June 6-8, 2012
  • National Championship Regatta
  • FJ

Score summary

Order by: 
# School Team A B TOT
1 Georgetown University Georgetown University Hoyas 71 66 137
2 Roger Williams University Roger Williams University Hawks 89 80 169
3 Yale University Yale University Bulldogs 111 60 171
4 College of Charleston College of Charleston Cougars 115 92 207
5 Harvard University Harvard University Crimson 75 138 213
*6 Hobart and William Smith Colleges Hobart and Willi
am Smith Colleges		 Statesmen 104 127 231
*7 Boston College Boston College Eagles 94 137 231
8 Stanford University Stanford University Cardinal 140 106 246
9 Tufts University Tufts University Jumbos 111 141 252
10 University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Badgers 126 129 255
11 University of South Florida University of South Florida Bulls 134 129 263
12 Boston University Boston University Terriers 145 119 264
13 University of Miami University of Miami Hurricanes 130 137 267
14 Dartmouth College Dartmouth College< /td>

Big Green 109 168 277
15 Brown University Brown University Bears 177 107 284
16 U. S. Naval Academy U. S. Naval Academy Midshipmen 159 147 306
17 Old Dominion University Old Dominion University Monarchs 174 144 318
18 SUNY Maritime College SUNY Maritime College Privateers 161 197 358
Sym. Explanation
* Number of high-place (1) finishes

2012 Laser US National Championship Final Results

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2012 Laser US National Championship
Houston Yacht Club | May 30-June 03, 2012

Laser (16 boats) (top)
Series Standing – 11 races scored

Information is final.
Regatta results last updated: Sunday, June 03, 2012 5:43:35 PM CDT
Click on race number to view detailed race information.

Pos,Sail, Skipper, Yacht Club, Results, Total Points
1. 187663, Erik Bowers, Minnetonka Yacht Club, 1-4-2-2-[6]-1-1-1-1-[5]-1- ; 14   
2. 175174, Sean Kelly, StFYC/SFYC, [11]-1-[4]-3-4-2-2-2-2-4-3- ; 23   
3. USA 194084, Dodge Rees, Pensacola Yacht Club, 2-3-3-4-[5]-3-4-[5]-5-3-5- ; 32   
4. 191997, LUKE MULLER, LAUDERDALE YACHT CLUB, [17/OCS]-2-[17/DSQ]-5-12-6-3-3-4-1-2- ; 38   
5. 189809, Lucas Adams, Sail Newport, 4-6-5-6-7-4-[9]-6-3-2-[17/DNC]- ; 43   
6. 199357, Ian Ikeda, DBMS, [17/OCS]-7-1-8-[11]-5-6-4-7-6-4- ; 48   
7. 192051, Michael Bradley, Long Beach YC, 5-[11]-[10]-1-3-7-8-9-6-7-7- ; 53   
8. 181139, Trey Hartman, Lakewood Yacht Club/GCYSA, 3-5-7-7-1-8-5-7-[17/DNC]-[17/DNC]-17/DNC- ; 60   
9. 187393, Richard Didham, San Diego Yacht Club, 8-8-9-9-8-[11]-7-[10]-8-8-6- ; 71   
10. 161116, Max Hardage, HYC, 7-9-11-[12]-2-[12]-10-8-10-9-9- ; 75   
11. 192939, Adrian Pereira, Fairhope YC/Lauderdale YC, 6-[12]-8-10-9-10-11-[12]-9-11-8- ; 82   
12. 194086, Cody Richnow, HYC, 9-10-6-14-10-9-12-11-[17/DNC]-[17/DNC]-17/DNC- ; 98   
13. 156535, Andrew Swan, CYC, 10-[14]-12-11-[13]-13-13-13-11-10-10- ; 103   
14. 201286, Louis Chicoine, Hoover Sailing Club, [17/DNC]-13-13-13-14-14-14-[17/DNC]-12-12-11- ; 116   
15. 76260, Derek Beck, Houston Yacht Club, [17/DNC]-[17/DNC]-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC- ; 153T   
16. 197265, Frederick Vranizan, Seattle Yacht Club, [17/DNC]-[17/DNC]-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC-17/DNC- ; 153T   


Laser Radial (46 boats) (top)
Series Standing – 11 races scored

Information is final.
Regatta results last updated: Sunday, June 03, 2012 5:19:49 PM CDT
Click on race number to view detailed race information.

Pos,Sail, Skipper, Yacht Club, Results, Total Points
1.  198358, Mitchell Kiss, Macatawa Bay Yacht Club, 3-3-2-3-1-1-1-2-1-[47/DNC]-[47/DNC]- ; 17   
 2.  189793, Avery Fanning, Charleston Community Sailing, 4-[6]-1-[5]-2-2-5-3-4-2-1- ; 24   
3. NZL 198106, Jack Collinson, Takapuna, [42]-7-[12]-4-4-3-2-1-2-1-2- ; 26T   
4. 184454, Erika Reineke, Lauderdale Yacht Club, 2-1-[47/BFD]-1-3-4-3-5-[7]-3-4- ; 26T   
5. 181119, Ander Belausteguigoitia, Club Izar, 1-[27]-8-11-8-8-13-10-5-7-[47/DNF]- ; 71   
6. 190464, Clay Broussard, LYC, 7-11-[28]-[20]-5-6-18-7-10-4-11- ; 79   
7. 195708, Doug Peckover, NOMAD, [31]-[20]-16-14-6-11-15-4-16-15-3- ; 100   
8. 195889, Brendan Shanahan, St Petersburg Yacht club, 23-[29]-[31]-16-7-7-9-16-14-5-5- ; 102   
9. 185935, Cooper Weitz, California Yacht Club, [21]-[22]-7-2-14-9-10-47/DNE-3-9-6- ; 107   
10. USA187757, Drake Lyon, Bayview Yacht Club, [24]-9-10-[21]-11-14-8-19-11-14-15- ; 111   
11. 196283, Nathan Fields, Lauderdale yacht club, 10-21-[24]-10-19-5-6-11-[28]-24-7- ; 113T   
12. 199951, Lola Bushnell, San Francisco Yacht Club / Saint Francis Yacht Club, 14-[32]-[21]-13-12-18-12-9-8-8-19- ; 113T   
13. 194042, Hanne Weaver, Seattle yacht club, [34]-2-14-1
9-15-13-19-[22]-19-6-12- ; 119   
14. 176238, William Romeo, Houston Yacht Club, [40]-16-[29]-18-17-20-7-13-26-10-14- ; 141   
15. 195637, Kyle Larsen, Sequoia YC/SanFranciscoYC, 27-12-5-17-[29]-24-20-23-9-[28]-10- ; 147   
16. 199144, Haddon Hughes, TCYC, [39]-[33]-23-6-32-15-11-14-27-13-8- ; 149   
17. 181828, Christopher Weis, Del Rey Yacht Club, [25]-23-[37]-23-16-16-14-8-23-18-9- ; 150   
18. 195915, Reed Baldridge, Houston YC, 37-36-32-8-9-10-4-6-13-[47/DNC]-[47/DNC]- ; 155   
19. 189813, Lindsey Baab, SFYC/StFYC, [30]-4-3-[31]-28-23-25-15-12-30-18- ; 158   
20. 199199, Christi Frost, St. Petersburg Yacht Club, 28-5-[47/BFD]-9-13-12-21-[31]-20-23-29- ; 160   
21. 201322, Dana Rohde, Beaufort Yacht and Sailing Club. Lauderdale Yacht Club, 5-[24]-20-[24]-24-22-17-12-24-17-22- ; 163   
22. 199350, Jake Rizika, Wianno Yacht Club, 22-14-[47/BFD]-25-21-21-[26]-24-6-16-21- ; 170T   
23. 188920, William Livernois, Lauderdale Yacht Club, [38]-[30]-6-27-18-17-22-27-18-19-16- ; 170T   
24. 176237, Howdy Hughes, Lakewood Yacht Club, 6-[40]-26-[40]-31-28-29-17-17-11-17- ; 182   
25. 199339, Ford McCann, TCYC, 18-8-[47/BFD]-15-25-29-28-[47/DNC]-21-21-20- ; 185   
26. 175016, Thomson Butcher, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, 36-[42]-19-22-20-19-24-18-15-20-[47/DNC]- ; 193   
27. 199338, Marshall McCann, TCYC, 19-28-22-[33]-[34]-30-16-25-32-12-26- ; 210   
28. 170747, Madison Gates, Saint Petersburg Yacht Club, 11-19-9-30-30-[36]-32-30-[34]-26-28- ; 215   
29. 196858, Simone Staff, California Yacht Club, 16-[39]-27-29-[33]-25-23-29-22-25-25- ; 221   
30. 199203, Max Guerriero, TCYC, 29-[41]-33-[37]-23-27-27-20-30-22-13- ; 224   
31. 190402, Annie Rossi, CBYC, 9-13-4-34-36-34-[37]-35-[38]-33-32- ; 230   
32. 199776, Sarah Streater, Lauderdale YC, [33]-25-[34]-26-22-26-31-26-25-27-24- ; 232   
33. 181884, Marten Kendrick, Houston Yacht Club, [35]-17-[38]-32-27-33-30-21-29-29-23- ; 241   
34. 197626, Nic Baird, St. Petersburg YC, 8-34-35-7-26-31-[47/RAF]-33-36-35-[47/BFD]- ; 245   
35. 157853, Chase Shaw, LYC, 15-10-15-12-10-[47/DNC]-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 250   
36. 199587, Gabrielle rizika, wianno / Fast, 12-26-25-[41]-[42]-32-40-28-31-31-27- ; 252   
37. 196280, Sophie Naughton, Eastern Yacht Club, 20-31-13-28-[37]-35-35-34-35-[36]-31- ; 262   
38. 185467, D’amy Steward, CYC, [41]-15-11-[39]-38-37-38-32-33-32-33- ; 269   
39. 194504, Alec Chicoine, Hoover Sailing Club, 13-37-18-36-[40]-38-34-37-[39]-34-30- ; 277   
40. 13919, Ariana Kwoh, Sailfit/Sandy Bay, 26-38-30-38-39-[42]-36-36-37-[47/BFD]-34- ; 314   
41. 200123, Kelly Cole, ocbc, 17-[43]-36-43-[47/BFD]-40-39-38-40-37-35- ; 325   
42. 192033, Mott Parks Blair V, CYC-NC, 32-18-[47/BFD]-35-35-39-33-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 333   
43. 198005, Daniel Kendrick, Houston Yacht Club, 43-35-17-42-41-41-[47/DNC]-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 360   
44. 198011, Harlan Ticatch, Houston Yacht Club, [47/DNC]-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 423T   
45. 194056, Greg Dorflinger, Lakewood Yacht Club, [47/DNC]-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 423T   
46. 190278, Lawson Willard, SFYC, [47/DNC]-[47/DNC]-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC-47/DNC- ; 423T   

Laser 4.7 (26 boats) (top)
Series Standing – 11 races scored

Information is final.
Regatta results last updated: Sunday, June 03, 2012 3:52:06 PM CDT
Click on race number to view detailed race information.

Pos,Sail, Skipper, Yacht Club, Results, Total Points
1. 182368, Conner Harding, LYC/Naples, 2-[8]-3-[5]-1-1-1-1-1-1-1- ; 12   
2. 199169, Patrick Shanahan, St Petersburg Yacht club, [21]-3-[4]-2-2-2-3-2-2-2-2- ; 20   
3. 182342, Parker Hughes, TCYC, [10]-[10]-7-1-5-5-5-3-3-6-4- ; 39   
4. 196184, Collin Scoville, Lakewood, 5-7-[9]-6-3-6-[11]-4-5-4-6- ; 46   
5. 192015, Ty Baird, St Petersburg YC, 1-1-2-4-4-8-9-8-10-[27/OCS]-[13]- ; 47   
6. 158824, Hannah Goethe, Lakewood Yacht Club, 4-9-6-8-6-[14]-6-6-4-[10]-8- ; 57   
7. 199192, Jack Gower, edison sailing center, 9-[18]-[11]-7-7-10-8-7-8-8-3- ; 67   
8. 165422, Sophia Sole, TCYC, [22]-2-1-11-12-7-7-12-[22]-9-9- ; 70   
9. 178885, Ian Beck, Houston Yacht Club, 8-6-[12]-9-11-11-4-[15]-12-3-7- ; 71   
10. 177033, Meredith Morran, Austin Yacht Club, 6-5-[17]-3-8-12-16-5-11-[19]-11- ; 77   
11. 199204, Scott Rasmussen, Edison Saling Center, 13-11-[16]-[15]-9-3-13-10-9-5-5- ; 78   
12. 18769, Lenox Butcher, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, [15]-12-[21]-14-10-4-2-11-6-11-10- ; 80   
13. 201311, Reese Guerriero, TCYC, 7-4-8-[21]-16-[19]-19-14-15-7-19- ; 109   
14. 177328, Josh Dochoda, HYC / St. Petersburg Yacht Club, 14-[16]-14-12-13-9-10-[17]-14-12-12- ; 110   
15. 155317, Richmond Keeling, Houston Yacht Club, [19]-13-15-[19]-15-17-12-9-7-16-16- ; 120   
16. 175017, Macey McCann, TCYC, 3-14-10-10-14-13-14-[27/DNC]-[27/DNC]-27/DNC-27/DNC- ; 132   
17. 200179, Kaylie Mings, Houston Yacht Club, 11-17-13-16-[20]-15-17-18-17-14-[21]- ; 138   
18. 197044, Carly Broussard, LYC, 12-[21]-[19]-13-19-18-15-16-13-17-18- ; 141   
19. 181864, Christine Kendrick, Houston Yacht Club, 17-20-[22]-20-18-16-[21]-21-18-15-14- ; 159   
20. 175014, Vanessa Keeling, Houston Yacht Club, 20-[23]-23-[24]-17-21-18-19-19-13-15-
; 165   
21. 196848, Charlotte Rose, Houston Yacht Club, 16-15-20-23-[24]-22-22-20-16-[27/DNF]-17- ; 171   
22. 98011, Jillian Ticatch, Houston Yacht Club, 18-[22]-18-17-21-20-20-[22]-21-18-20- ; 173   
23. 199388, Madeleine Butcher, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, [28/DNC]-19-5-22-23-24-[27/DNF]-13-20-27/DNF-27/DNC- ; 180   
24. 173662, Thad Hutcheson, TCYC, [28/DNC]-[27/DNC]-27/DNC-18-22-23-27/DNF-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC- ; 225   
25. 199393, Bailey Carter, Davis Island Yacht Club, [28/DNC]-[27/DNC]-27/DNC-27/DNC-25-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC- ; 241   
26. 200384, Mason Mings, Houston Yacht Club, [28/DNC]-[27/DNC]-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC-27/DNC- ; 243   

Notes 
– Scoring System is ISAF Low Point 2009-2012 
– Finishes in [brackets] denote throwouts 
– Click on race number to view detailed race information.

Information is final.

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ICSA Women's National Championship FInal Results

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Sperry Top-Sider Women’s Finals

  • Texas
  • May 31 – June 3, 2012
  • National Championship Regatta
  • FJ

Race by race

# Team Div. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TOT
1 Eagles A 6 2 1 1 8 3 5 2 12 3 2 10 1 56
Boston College B 4 7 2 1 13 11 2 3 12 18 2 6 5 86
BC 10 19 22 24 45 59 66 71 95 116 120 136 142 142
2 Bulldogs A 7 15 4 5 9 1 12 7 9 16 6 3 3 97
Yale B 8 6 5 3 3 3 1 2 9 2 3 3 1 49
YAL 15 36 45 53 65 69 82 91 109 127 136 142 146 146
3 Rams A 8 1 12 8 2 8 11 8 3 1 1 5 7 75
Rhode Island B 9 8 6 10 2 2 4 5 2 1 10 4 12 75
URI 17 26 44 62 66 76 91 104 109 111 122 131 150 150
4 Hoyas A 1 7 11 9 3 2 1 4 1 6 3 1 2 51
Georgetown B 3 11 1 4 7 1 9 15 15 6 8 16 9 105
GTN 4 22 34 47 57 60 70 89 105 117 128 145 156 156
5 Camels A 3 9 7 4 12 4 2 3 6 9 11 13 5 88
Connecticut College B 14 2 4 12 9 5 10 1 3 9 1 12 17 99
CC 17 28 39 55 76 85 97 101 110 128 140 165 187 187
*6 Cougars A 9 11 2 11 5 9 15 6 11 13 7 4 16 119
Charleston B 12 5 12 5 1 7 12 6 5 7 6 9 4 91
COC 21 37 51 67 73 89 116 128 144 164 177 190 210 210
*7 Midshipmen A 11 8 3 7 1 7 7 11 7 5 5 11 6 89
Navy B 15 13 13 15 4 9 5 11 6 12 14 2 2 121
NA 26 47 63 85 90 106 118 140 153 170 189 202 210 210
8 Crimson A 4 6 6 6 11 10 4 13 4 12 4 16 9 105
Harvard B 5 1 7 8 11 13 3 14 4 8 11 14 14 113
HAR 9 16 29 43 65 88 95 122 130 150 165 195 218 218
9 Bears A 17 5 10 12 15 14 6 5 8 8 9 15 17 141
Brown B 10 14 9 6 5 6 6 8 14 4 5 1 7 95
BR 27 46 65 83 103 123 135 148 170 182 196 212 236 236
10 Bulls A 2 13 9 2 13 11 9 1 2 10 13 8 4 97
South Florida B 6 4 10 14 14 14 14 12 10 15 9 7 16 145
USF 8 25 44 60 87 112 135 148 160 185 207 222 242 242
11 Tritons A 14 14 8 13 6 15 3 12 5 2 12 9 8 121
Eckerd B 2 16 11 13 12 15 8 4 7 5 13 11 10 127
ECK 16 46 65 91 109 139 150 166 178 185 210 230 248 248
12 Big Green A 5 3 15 15 10 16 8 14 15 4 14 6 10 135
Dartmouth B 11 3 8 11 6 12 15 7 1 14 7 13 6 114
DART 16 22 45 71 87 115 138 159 175 193 214 233 249 249
13 Cardinal A 13 10 14 3 17 5 10 15 16 11 8 12 13 147
Stanford B 1 10 3 9 16 10 13 9 11 16 16 5 11 130
STAN 14 34 51 63 96 111 134 158 185 212 236 253 277 277
14 Seahawks A 15 12 5 10 7 6 13 9 10 14 15 2 14 132
St. Mary’s B 7 12 17 7 17 8 7 16 13 13 4 10 15 146
SMC 22 46 68 85 109 123 143 168 191 218 237 249 278 278
15 Rainbows A 10 4 13 16 4 18 16 16 14 7 10 7 18 153
Hawaii B 17 15 14 17 15 4 16 17 8 3 12 8 3 149
UH 27 46 73 106 125 147 179 212 234 244 266 281 302 302
16 Wolverines A 18 17 17 14 18 12 17 10 18 18 18 14 12 203
Michigan B 18 9 18 2 8 16 11 10 17 10 15 18 18 170
MICH 36 62 97 113 139 167 195 215 250 278 311 343 373 373
17 Longhorns A 12 16 16 17 14 13 14 17 13 17 16 17 11 193
Texas B 16 17 15 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 17 8 216
UT 28 61 92 127 159 190 222 257 288 322 356 390 409 409
18 Vikings A 16 18 18 18 16 17 18 18 17 15 17 18 15 221
Western Washington B 13 18 16 16 10 17 17 13 16 11 17 15 13 192
WWU 29 65 99 133 159 193 228 259 292 318 352 385 413 413
Sym. Explanation
* Head-to-head tiebreaker

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Sail1Design JOB SEEKING TIPS

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By Margaret Boehm

With Memorial Day come and gone, we are quickly approaching the summer sailing season! That three month long period kids and parents alike look forward to each year. While most junior programs have finalized their rosters for the upcoming summer season, Sail1Design still have many jobs on our job board. Want to snag one of the remaining jobs of the season? Here are some helpful hints from Sail1Design.

1) Be Specific: Did your yacht club name you best crew one season? Have you grow up in the junior yacht club scene learning how to sail everything from prams to lasers? The more specific you are about your sailing experience and training, the easier it will be for employers to discern if you are a good fit for their program.

2) Highlight your top regatta results: Whether it’s Buzzards Bay or your local clubs beer can racing series, it is important for employers to see that although your junior sailing days may be over, you have remained active in the sport.

3) Have your references ready: Nothing speeds up the hiring process by having your references listed on your resume or at the bottom of your cover letter. Not sure who to use? Former coaches, sailing partners and commodores are a great start, along with former bosses.

4) List any pertinent certifications or courses: Be sure to list if you are US Sailing, CPR and First Aid certified. If you have taken any other courses in school that may be relevant i.e: child development, education, nursing, naval architecture, list those as well. Any additional knowledge you may have about junior sailors or the sport should be highlighted.

5) Explain any leadership roles you may have in school: All employers have a general idea of what student government or other leadership roles mean, but they may not know the specific details of how your school operates. If you’re in charge of a yearly $10,000 club budget, mention that on your resume. Spelling out your duties and skills will allow employers to see just how multifaceted you are. Also, some jobs many require administrative duties along with instructor duties, it’s important to let potential employers know that you can do both.

6) List any volunteer work you may have done for your junior program or yacht club: Do you do race committee every Saturday? Do you help plan the annual benefit? Highlight your involvement with your sailing community, it shows commitment to the sport and that you can wear many hats in a yacht club setting.

7) Research the program and club: Read the mission statement, look at past regatta results. Arm yourself with information about the program so that you can genuinely express how and why you would be a good fit for the program. Employers can smell a copy and pasted cover letter from a mile away, take the extra time to make your cover letter stand out. Also having knowledge about the program will eventually help you out during the interview process.

Charles River Open Team Race 2012 Final Results

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Charles River Open Team Race 2012

  • Sat 2012-May-19 @ 07:00-17:00
  • Sun 2012-May-20 @ 07:00-17:00

    • Results

    OVERVIEW

    Twenty-five teams plus last year’s winner BOOM!  were on hand for over 200 races held over 2 days in mostly easterly/southeasterly 5-10 knots. Glassy mornings gave way to increasing winds and balmy temperatures in the 70s on both days. 18 FJs and 18 Fireflies were used all on one digital N course, with finals in the Fireflies. Three sets of round-robins were run with teams broken up into four groups of 6 or 7, and regrouped by record after each round.

    John Pratt served as Race Committee and start boat captain. Thanks to many others who assisted with race management, scoring, and boat maintenance including: members of team BOOM!, Fran Charles, Matt Lindblad, Matty Cohen, Cathy, John Laiosa, Charlie Cook, Stew Craig, Wally Corwin, Jeff Gilbert (and other dockstaff), Ellen Pratt, Sue Ostrowski, and Eric Gibber.

    RESULTS

    Larchmont Yacht Club won the 2012 event over Jet Lag in a first-to-two-wins final.

    Pistols came in 3rd in the Petit-Finals over 4th-place Fist Full of Gravel.

    Full result details to be posted later.

    1) Larchmont Yacht Club (Danny Pletch, Emily Anderson, Cardwell Potts, Amelia Quinn, Clay Bischoff, Jennifer Watkins)

    2) Jet Lag (Kevin Laube, Kelly Ortel, Mateo Vargas, Tally Buckstaff, Oliver Toole, Haley Kirk)

    3) Pistols (Ben Spiller, Anna Miniutti, Mark Dinneen, Carolyn Chaikin, Clinton Hayes, Erin Pierce)

    4) Fist Full of Gravel (Evan Cooke, Laura McKenna, Alden Reid, Kim Kaull, Alex Cook, Evan Woodford)

    5) Big Whoop!

    6) Project Mayhem

    7) Action Jackson and the Birds of Prey

    8) BOOM!

    9) Heifer Moo Cows

    10) Bovoni Stretch

    11) Stanford Cardinal

    12) Spinsanity

    13) You Know Dakine

    14) Hause of Rause

    14) Hawks Peacocks

    16) Wicked Smart and a Dumbo

    17) Wolf Pack

    18) Durty Gurlz

    18) The Entertainment

    20) Ramrod

    20) Team Ball Salsa

    22) Salt Pond All Stars

    23) Chay Watch

    24) Trifecta

    24) Zombies in the Playground

    26) Puff Puff Pass

    2012 Star Western Hemisphere Championship Results

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    STAR WESTERN HEMISPHERE CHAMPIONSHIP

    Series Standing – 6 races scored

    Information is provisional and subject to modification
    Regatta results saved: Saturday, May 19, 2012 4:06:36 PM EDT


    Division: Star (30 boats) (top)

    Pos Bow/Sail Boat Skipper Crew Club/Fleet 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total
    Points    		 Pos
    1 25/ USA 8177 Tomas Hornos Kip Gardner BH 2 [9] 5 2 4 6 19.00 1
    2 44/ USA 8264 Lucky Peter McChesney Shane Zwingelberg Annapolis YC/ AN 5 5 2 1 [15] 7 20.00 2
    3 21/ USA 8362 Peter Vessella Austin Sperry Saint Francis YC/ BisB 1 3 6 [14] 2 10 22.00 3
    4 20/ USA 8465 Augie Diaz Arnie Baltins Coral Reef YC/ BisB 3 2 8 [21] 13 4 30.00 4
    5 12/ ARG 8278 Alberto Zanetti Nicolas Rosas Club Nautico Olivos/ OL 7 6 [31/OCS] 7 11 1 32.00 5
    6 15/ BRA 8392 Lars Grael Samuel Goncalves ICRJ/ Par 4 13 4 3 10 [16] 34.00 6
    7 35/ USA 8395 Erin John MacCausland Will Christenson Cooper River YC/ CR 6 8 3 5 [31/OCS] 14 36.00 7
    8 28/ CAN 8143 Brian Cramer Cam Lymburner Royal Hamilton YC/ WLOC 10 10 10 [13] 3 5 38.00 8
    9 32/ USA 7741 usa 7741 Ben Sternberg Valentin Veytsman Cedar Point YC/ CLIS 15 1 [26] 4 1 21 42.00 9
    10 33/ USA 8087 Keith Donald Kevin Elterman Severn SA/ AN [23] 4 11 12 12 11 50.00 10
    11 10/ USA 8291 Picnic William Swigart Isao Toyama Royal Hong Kong YC/ CLIS 13 12 9 11 7 [17] 52.00 11
    12 14/ CAN 7601 Georgina Michael Hicks Larry Scott RH YC/ WLOC 8 14 1 9 21 [22] 53.00 12
    13 45/ USA 8408 Carebear Kevin McNeil Mike Coe AN 17 [25] 14 8 6 19 64.00 13
    14 24/ USA 8036 Treachery Jack Rickard Sam Eadie Sheridan Shore YC/ WH 14 11 16 [25] 22 2 65.00 14
    15 19/ CAN 8235 Landed Immigrant Hans Fogh Roger Cheer WLOC 11 16 [22] 18 5 20 70.00 15
    16 41/ USA 7986 Barbara Beigel-Vosbury Guy Avellon Severn SA/ AN 12 22 7 [24] 18 13 72.00 16
    17 27/ USA 8217 Tesser Mike Phinney Richard Burgess Lorain SC/ SLE 9 19 13 [26] 23 8 72.00 17
    18 36/ USA 8038 John Vanderhoff Adam Dolezal Havre
    de Grace YC/ NCB    		 16 17 [19] 17 16 9 75.00 18
    19 23/ USA 8379 Isabella Bill Allen Bob Carlson BisB 22 [28] 15 10 9 24 80.00 19
    20 42/ USA 8063 Grinch Bert Collins Jake Doyle Severn SA/ AN 21 20 17 6 17 [23] 81.00 20
    21 40/ USA 7425 Nice Blue Laura Beigel Read Beigel Potapskut SA/ AN [27] 18 12 19 8 26 83.00 21
    22 37/ USA 7102 Alan Campbell Taylor Penwell Tred Avon YC/ ES 26 23 21 [28] 19 3 92.00 22
    23 16/ USA 8007 William Watson Roger Sharp Cedar Point Y C/ CLIS 20 21 [25] 16 24 15 96.00 23
    24 17/ USA 8267 Stephen Gunther Martina Mittendorfer CD [29] 26 24 23 14 12 99.00 24
    25 39/ USA 7465 Black Seal Andrew Parish Geoff Oxnam Tred Avon YC/ MES [28] 24 18 15 20 25 102.00 25
    26 22/ USA 8279 Claude Bonanni Claude Bonanni Christopher Bonanni Davis Island YC/ TaB 19 [27] 23 20 25 18 105.00 26
    27 43/ USA 8131 Turn It Up Steve Kling Mark Bryfogle Annapolis YC/ AN 18 15 20 22 [31/DNF] 31/DNC 106.00 27
    28 30/ USA 8269 Jock Kohlhas Carroll McCallum Cedar Point YC/ CLIS 25 7 [31/DNC] 31/DNC 31/DNC 31/DNC 125.00 28
    29 46/ USA 7934 Karl von Schwarz Edward Padin Annapolis YC/ AN 24 29 [31/DNC] 31/DNC 26 27 137.00 29
    30 18/ USA 7902 Apres Ski Richard Sears Kenneth Sears CD [30] 30 27 27 27 28 139.00 30

    Sail1Designer of the Month: Ivan Shestopalov

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    By Elizabeth Dudley

    Sunday April 29th marked the end of the 2012 USODA KO Optimist Team Trials hosted this year by the Brant Beach Yacht Club in Brant Beach, New Jersey.

    186 optimist sailors from around the country came to vie for a chance to represent the United States at the IODA World Championships, the IODA Asian Championship, the IODA European Championship, the IODA North American Championship, the Qingdao International Regatta, and the British National Championships throughout the next year.


    Ivan Shestopalov, a blue fleeter from the Coral Reef Yacht Club in Miami, Florida won the event as well as a spot to the 2012 IODA World’s and has thus been named our May Sail1Designer of the Month!

    A 12 year old in the 7th grade at Palmetto Middle School, Ivan was born in St. Louis Missouri but now lives and sails in Miami Florida, although his entire family is from Russia.  Ever since his older sister started sailing at the Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Ivan knew he wanted to give sailing a try.  Finally, when he turned 7, his parents signed him up for sailing lessons at the Coral Reef Yacht Club.

    Ivan fell in love with the sport from the start.  He enjoyed his first summer at camp and with some encouragement from his instructors, decided to try racing in the green fleet.  Ivan’s competitive side came out even at this early stage of racing, always striving to win.  And when it came time to make the choice between sailing and other sports, as so many young sailors have to make, Ivan chose sailing.

    Going in to Team Trials, Ivan’s goal was to make the European Team which meant he needed to get at least 8th place, the same goal he had in the previous year in San Francisco where he placed 17th.  If he were to make Worlds that would be an added bonus, but he never expected to win the entire event.

    For the event, Ivan said he did not do anything different or special.  In fact, he arrived to Brant Beach three days later than the rest of his teammates had, as a previous trip to Argentina meant he needed to stay home and catch up on school work.

    But aside from Day 2 that saw gusts in the 20’s, Ivan said the conditions of the event were very similar to Biscayne Bay where he spends the majority of his time sailing.  That it was mostly light breezes with a light to medium chop, conditions that clearly work in his favor.  Ivan said it was tricky sailing and that more often than not, one could not predict where the shifts were going to come from.


    However, frustrating conditions or not, Ivan came out on top to the surprise of many, especially his parents.  About his win Ivan’s father said, “We were quite shocked with his outstanding performance at this regatta held in very demanding conditions”.

    Ivan says he could not have done so well without the help from his coach Pilo Rocha.  In between every race, Pilo and Ivan would talk about what happened during the race, his mistakes, and how he could have done better.  Their conversations would also include a few words about the breeze, what it was doing, where it was shifting, and how Ivan should prepare for the next race.  Sailor and coach would meet again to talk about strategy and game plan after Ivan tested and checked out the starting line.

    In general, points were not a topic of discussion for the sailor, but just before the final race of the event, Pilo let Ivan know that the top of the fleet was very tight.  And although he knew he had secured at spot at Worlds, he had no idea that at the time he was tied for first place with red fleeter Nic Muller of Lauderdale Yacht Club. Of that final conversation with Pilo Ivan says, “I was really happy that I had made worlds for certain, and that was amazing for me, but I was still a little apprehensive.  I tried not to think about winning and instead focused on my sailing.”

    And with one final bullet in the 13th race of the 2012 USODA KO Optimist Team Trials, Ivan got the win by one point.  Ivan’s mental stability was easily a factor in his win and even after winning an event of this caliber, he was able to keep that clear head on his shoulders.  He says, “It is a really amazing feeling right after to realize that you just won the biggest Opti regatta of the year, but it fades away and everything returns to normal.”

    When asked what advice he might give to fellow young sailors looking to be as successful as he has been, Ivan says, “Don’t give up, just keep trying.  Don’t get discouraged if at first you don’t succeed (my first Team Trials, I placed 108th).  Practice a lot, every chance you get, and try to learn from the better sailors. You’ll be surprised at how much you can pick up from being a copycat.”

    Looking to the future, Ivan has 3 more years in the Opti ahead of him and he hopes to qualify for World’s again next year.  He plans on sailing for the rest of his life and feels that the Opti has provided him with “an excellent starting platform to get into other boats, and into Olympic sailing.”  He is definitely one to keep an eye on.

    Congratulations Ivan, and good luck!

    To learn more about Ivan, please visit his website:   

    ivanshestopalov.com

    Point Loma Wins US High School Sailing National Championship!

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    http://www.hssailing.org/results/2012/results.html

    2012 Mallory Trophy – Final Results

    D. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 TOT
    1 Point Loma A 4 7 2 2 2 8 7 11 7 5 3 5 4 9 7 1 2 5 2 7 100
    B 1 5 8 7 10 2 3 1 1 1 11 3 3 6 5 2 9 2 2 3 85
    5 17 27 36 48 58 68 80 88 94 108 116 123 138 150 153 164 171 175 185 185
    2 Cathedral Catholic A 3 DSQ 7 4 5 5 12 5 12 11 1 1 2 1 2 9 8 7 6 4 129
    B 10 9 2 4 12 5 1 12 14 2 2 1 2 2 9 6 3 3 3 6 108
    13 46 55 63 80 90 103 120 146 159 162 164 168 171 182 197 208 218 227 237 237
    3 Antilles A 9 1 3 1 4 10 13 7 8 4 8 9 3 5 1 2 5 1 3 8 105
    B 6 8 RAF 5 4 10 7 2 17 3 9 4 7 1 11 7 12 12 6 1 154
    15 24 49 55 63 83 103 112 137 144 161 174 184 190 202 211 228 241 250 259 259
    4 Branson A 6 16 11 8 6 1 3 8 5 1 9 3 8 15 6 15 7 13 12 6 159
    B 8 3 11 8 1 3 4 9 6 4 7 7 13 3 3 1 2 11 14 8 126
    14 33 55 71 78 82 89 106 117 122 138 148 169

    		187 196 212 221 245 271 285 285
    5 Newport Harbor A 1 15 5 6 16 13 17 1 11 16 11 4 16 12 11 10 1 3 16 14 199
    B 5 1 1 1 2 13 2 5< /td>

    		7 8 10 10 1 9 2 5 5 1 7 14 109
    6 22 28 35 53 79 98 104 122 146 167 181 198 219 232 247 253 257 280 308 308
    6 St. Thomas Aquinas A 8 3 13 19 1 2 4 17 18 7 19 7 1 6 4 13 4 2 5 2 155
    B 14 14 18 10 11 6 5 19 19 5 3 6 5 5 1 11 10 6 1 4 173
    22 39 70 99 111 119 128 164 201 213 235 248 254 265 270 294 308 316 322 328 328
    7 Lake Forest A 15 14 1 17 17 12 6 18 9 8 5 8 10 10 5 6 17 14 4 10 206
    B 2 6 4 9 13 OCS 13 17 2 17 1 8 12 12 6 8 6 7 4 5 173
    17 37 42 68 98 131 150 185 196 221 227 243 265 287 298 312 335 356 364 379 379
    8 Severn School A 10 10 16 12 9 3 8 13 6 9 15 16 11 4 19 12 3 9 8 16 209
    B 12 12 17 3 6 9 18 6 11 11 8 5 14 11 7 9 4 5 5 7 180
    22 44 77 92 107 119 145 164 181 201 224 245 270 285 311 332 339 353 366 389 389
    9 Coronado A 5 11 8 7 13 7 1 2 DSQ 15 4 10 12 3 14 18 15 15 10 1 195
    B 9 19 13 6 8 17 12 10 4 7 6 14 11 15 8 16 8 16 9 11 219
    14 44 65 78 99 123 136 148 176 198 208 232 255 273 295 329 352 383 402 414 414
    *10 St. George’s A 17 8 20 11 3 19 14 10 2 19 10 14 15 19 13 17 11 10 14 13 259
    B 4 2 9 12 3 1 20 14 10 13 15 9 6 4 4 4 7 9 8 13 167
    21 31 60 83 89 109 143 167 179 211 236 259 280 303 320 341 359 378 400 426 426
    *11 Greenwich A 7 6 12 3 7 15 11 6 15 20 7 2 5 16 18 7 6 6 18 17 204
    B 7 7 7 15 15 15 14 3 13 16 4 12 15 10 14 12 11 10 13 9 222
    14 27 46 64 86 116 141 150 178 214 225 239 259 285 317 336 353 369 400 426 426
    12 Duxbury A 13 9 10 18 20 14 20 15 1 12 2 12 7 14 3 11 16 18 1 3 219
    B 3 13 3 18 14 11 6 15 9 14 12 11 9 8 12 3 14 14 10 10 209
    16 38 51 87 121 146 172 202 212 238 252 275 291 313 328 342 372 404 415 428 428
    13 New Trier A 12 2 6 9 19 6 5 3 16 3 16 6 9 2 12 5 12 4 11 5 163
    B 11 11 16 11 19 14 11 8 5 10 18 19 10 7 19 17 17 15 12 18 268
    23 36 58 78 116 136 152 163 184 197 231 256 275 284 315 337 366 385 408 431 431
    14 Toms River So. A 16 13 4 10 RDG 4 2 4 4 2 6 17 6 8 8 8 9 8 15 9 168
    B 16 15 6 17 17 16 15 7 16 12 17 16 4 16 17 18 19 20 20 16 300
    32 60 70 97 129 149 166 177 197 211 234 267 277 301 326 352 380 408 443 468 468
    15 Cape Cod Academy A 2 4 14 16 14 9 16 12 10 6 13 15 18 18 9 3 10 12 9 12 222
    B 17 4 15 2 7 8 10 11 8 15 13 2 17 19 15 19 18 17 16 15 248
    19 27 56 74 95 112 138 161 179 200 226 243 278 315 339 361 389 418 443 470 470
    16 Shorecrest Prep A 18 12 18 13 18 11 18 19 13 13 18 11 17 7 17 16 14 19 7 18 297
    B 20 16 5 13 9 4 9 13 12 6 5 15 8 13 13 10 1 8 11 2 193
    38 66 89 115 142 157 184 216 241 260 283 309 334 354 384 410 425 452 470 490 490
    17 Christchurch School A 14 18 15 15 11 18 10 9 14 17 14 13 14 11 15 14 13 11 17 11 274
    B 18 18 12 14 18 7 17 4 3 18 16 18 19 18 16 15 13 18 19 17 298
    32 68 95 124 153 178 205 218 235 270 300 331 364 393 424 453 479 508 544 572 572
    18 North Kitsap A 20 17 17 14 10 17 9 14 3 RDG 12 18 13 13 10 4 18 16 19 15 273
    B 15 10 10 16 5 18 8 18 20 19 19 17 18 20 20 13 16 4 17 19 302
    35 62 89 119 134 169 186 218 241 274 305 340 371 404 434 451 485 505 541 575 575
    19 Archbishop Spalding A 11 5 9 5 12 16 15 16 19 10 17 19 20 17 16 19 19 17 13 19 294
    B 13 17 14 19 16 12 16 16 15 9 14 13 16 14 10 14 15 13 15 12 283
    24 46 69 93 121 149 180 212 246 265 296 328 364 395 421 454 488 518 546 577 577
    20 St. Stanislaus College A 19 19 19 20 8 20 19 20 17 18 20 20 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 378
    B 19 20 19 20 20 19 19 20 18 20 20 20 20 17 18 20 20 19 18 20 386
    38 77 115 155 183 222 260 300 335 373 413 453 492 529 567 607 647 686 724 764 764

     

    EIGHTEEN TEAMS QUALIFY FOR COLLEGE SAILING’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

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    Annapolis, MD (May 13, 2012) – Thirty-six college sailing teams descended on the U.S. Naval Academy this weekend for the Intercollegiate Sailing Association’s (ICSA) National Championship Semi-Finals with supporting sponsors U.S. Sailing and Marlow. The Semi-Finals were divided into two fleets, Eastern and Western each comprised of 18 teams from schools across the nation. The top nine schools in each fleet qualify to compete in the Gill/ICSA Coed Dinghy National Championship Finals June 6 – 8 in Austin, Texas.

    Fourteen races were completed in both the Eastern and Western Semi-Finals on Windward/Leeward courses with the fleets rotating each day in 420s and FJs.

    Sailors arrived to light winds on Saturday morning, which persisted throughout the day. Sailing was delayed until 10 a.m. in the hopes that more wind would fill in. The wind stayed light and shifty throughout the day averaging around 7 mph. Annapolis did not fail to deliver its classic motorboat chop, making the conditions that much more challenging for sailors.

    Sunday brought better conditions for the sailors. The wind started from a northerly direction, but eventually shifted to the South-Southwest and built throughout the day to more than 12 mph by the afternoon.

    “It was great sailing this weekend, choppy and tough competition,” says Mitch Brindley, president of the ICSA and head coach for Old Dominion University. The competition was certainly deep and teams were holding on to their spots and fighting to stay in the top nine in both fleets.

    For the University of South Florida and Boston University, who won US Sailing’s GRIT award for being the final team in each group to qualify for the National Championship Finals, they had to fend off the teams just behind them who were fighting until the end for a qualifying spot.

    For the teams at the top of their fleets, today was a good day and a pleasant surprise with better winds. “Today turned out to be windy with few shifts and nice waves,” says Mike Callahan, head coach for Georgetown University. Georgetown won the Eastern Semi-Final taking the lead in the regatta Sunday morning.

    He says what worked in such a tough fleet was consistency. “The difference in who won races was who got off the starting line cleanly and was not called over early,” he says. Despite their positive performance this weekend, Georgetown is looking forward to getting in a lot of good practice before heading to the Finals. Callahan says the other teams are getting better and better. Georgetown sailors Chris Barnard ‘13 and Hilary Kenyon ‘13 with Leslie Cowen ‘13 sailed in A division and Evan Aras ‘12 and Katherine Canty 12 sailed B division, bringing home the win for the Hoyas.

    The University of Miami won the Western Semi-Final, with sailors Nicholas Voss ‘12 and Nicole Popp ‘12 and Kara Voss ‘15 in A division and David Hernandez ‘12 and Chelsea Carlson ’13 in B division. Miami is a club team that started out four years ago not having a chance at qualifying for the Finals and this year they are true contenders, says Kay Kilpatrick, an advisor for the team.

    She said today was more like Biscayne Bay, where Miami practices, but with chop thrown in. “The breeze came in and it was perfect this afternoon,” says Kilpatrick. The team is excited to be heading to Texas in just a few weeks.

    Next up the University of Texas and Austin Yacht Club, June 6 – 8, 2012, will host the Gill/ICSA Coed National Championship Finals.

    Congratulations to the qualifying teams:

    Eastern Semi-Final

    1. Georgetown University

    2. Roger Williams University

    3. Stanford University

    4. College of Charleston

    5. Old Dominion University

    6. Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    7. Brown University

    8. Dartmouth College

    9. Boston University

    Western Semi-Final

    1. University of Miami

    2. Yale University

    3. Harvard University

    4. SUNY Maritime College

    5. Boston College

    6. University of Wisconsin

    7. U.S. Naval Academy

    8. Tufts University

    9. University of South Florida

    College Sailing Made Easy

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    This is a wonderful article. College sailing is only getting bigger with so many more people getting involved. This is a sport that they enjoy their entire life. I just finished a new book “College Sailing Made Easy” on Amazon that is a good start for the new college sailor. You can also find it on www.collegesailingmadeeasy.com Enjoy!

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