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Final ICSA Team Race Rankings before the Nationals
With team race nationals qualifiers now complete, the coaches put together their final national team race rankings before the big event.
Not surprisingly, a number of non-qualifying teams have remained in the Top 15, most notably Tufts University who has had a great season and just barely missed qualifying at the New England Team Race Championship this weekend held on the Charles River in Boston.
Dartmouth and Connecticut College are also ranked teams that fell short of qualifying in the extremely competitive NEISA qualifier, teams that surely could have done some damage at the national championship.
Interestingly enough, the top four teams in the rankings hail from four different conferences! The Stanford University Cardinal of the PCCSC, who have dominated much of the spring season and will be the team to beat at nationals, and remain atop the rankings. Next is Georgetown from MAISA, followed by NEISA’s Brown who were late breakers this season but have stepped up to show their talent and won the most competitive qualifier this past weekend. And finally defending National Champions SAISA’s College of Charleston rounds out the top four.
Check out the final rankings here: https://www.sail1design.com/rankings/icsa-rankings
. ~ Compiled & managed by Martha Pitt
Sail1Design US Team Racing Grand Prix
The ONLY open team racing series in America. 3 Events: Marblehead, Midsummas, New York Yacht Club. Great Prizes from sponsors Atlantis Weathergear, Sturgis Boatworks, and Sail1Design. Win free boat charter from RITRA! See website for more details.
Coordinated by Sail1Design’s Clinton Hayes
Exciting news this summer for Team Race Fans! Sail1Design is pleased to announce a Team Race Grand Prix Series. This series takes advantage of the already strong summer Vanguard 15 team race regattas and adds a little structure by giving teams something to work towards at the end of the summer. This is a first of its kind series for team racers featuring great regattas, excellent prizes, and a user-friendly format. Sail1Deign has secured sponsors to provide great prizes to winners at each event and the Series Champion.
Sponsors:
RITRA: RITRA(Rhode Island Team Race Association) will provide FREE boat charters at NYYC to the team placing highest at either one of the first two stops. To be eligible, this team must have purchased charters for the event from RITRA of at least 2 of their team’s 3 boats. This is a great incentive for out of town teams or people who don’t own V15s. You could get two regattas for the price of 1!
Sturgis: The winners of each series stop will receive Magic Marine Pullover Hoodies for each member of their team. This hoodie has an outer shell like a spray top with a warm fleece lining on the inside.
Atlantis: The winners of the Grand Prix series receive embroidered Atlantis jackets. Show off how you won the most competitive team race series in the world!
Other: Expect prizes from Sail1design and other sponsors. If your company wants to get in on the action send an email to series coordinator, Clinton Hayes [email protected].
Regattas:
Marblehead Team Race: June 22-23 http://www.easternyc.org/page/sailing/racing/team_racing
Midsummas: June 29-30 Wianno Yacht Club: Details Soon. www.Ritra.org
NYYC Team Race: August 17-18 http://www.nyyc.org/yachting-public/teamracing/2013-v15-teamrace
Format
Teams will earn points at each event based on their finish position. Scoring will be High Point to allow for teams to only sail 2 events and still potentially win the series. Only the top 12 teams will earn points at each event.
1st– 100 6th– 35 11th– 10
2nd– 80 7th– 30 12th– 5
3rd– 65 8th– 25
4th– 55 9th– 20
5th– 40 10th– 15
If there is a tie between two or more teams, each team’s best three of four scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference, the tie shall be broken in favor of the competitor(s) with the best score(s). If a tie remains, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last event, then next to last, etc.
Teams
A team is defined by their team name only. Any number or variation of individuals may sail in the series at any time. This eliminates the hassle of substitution rules and allows teams to sail with whoever they wish at each event. The point is to carry a consistent team name from event to event.
See the new TR GRand Prix Facebook Page: The ONLY open team racing series in America. 3 Events: Marblehead, Midsummas, New York Yacht Club. Great Prizes from sponsors Atlantis Weathergear, Sturgis Boatworks, and Sail1Design. Win free boat charter from RITRA! See website for more details. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sail1Design-US-Team-Racing-Grand-Prix/587910487894954
505 World Championship Final Results 2013
German teams win 4 of the top 6 places!
SAP 5O5 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, BARBADOS, 2013 RESULTS
NCA SAIL No HELM CREW RACE 1 RACE 2 RACE 3 RACE 4 RACE 5 RACE 6 RACE 7 RACE 8 RACE 9 TOTAL
1 GER 8992 CLASS LEHMANN LEON OEHME 2 4 14 1 3 15 2 6 3 50 21
2 GER 9035 STEFAN BOEHM GERALD ROOS 1 1 8 7 5 2 4 3 DNF 109 23
3 GER 9071 WOLFGANG HUNGER HOLGER JESS 3 6 7 2 2 14 1 8 11 54 29
4 USA 9072 MIKE HOLT CARL SMIT 5 9 2 3 7 5 14 19 1 65 32
5 AUS 8946 SANDY HIGGINS PAUL MARSH 12 16 1 8 10 7 8 1 2 65 37
6 GER 9112 MORTEN BOGACKI LARS DEHNE 8 15 4 11 1 6 19 7 6 77 43
7 GBR 9094 IAN PINNELL IAN MITCHELL 10 5 9 5 28 12 5 2 12 88 48
8 DEN 8964 JAN SAUGMANN MARTIN GORGE 17 8 5 4 9 10 3 9 20 85 48
9 USA 9091 TED CONRADS BRIAN HAINES 4 7 12 29 11 3 12 4 8 90 49
10 USA 8913 TYLER MOORE GEOFF EWENSON 14 21 11 16 8 4 6 5 4 89 52
11 DEN 9062 JORGEN BOJSEN-MOLLER JACOB BOJSEN-MOLLER 22 2 13 12 6 1 23 10 9 98 53
12 GER 8875 TOBIAS SCHOEDEWALD JOHANNES TELLEN 6 17 3 RDG 14 RET 9 34 17 191.67 79.67
13 USA 9080 HOWARD HAMLIN ANDREW ZINN 7 24 10 10 15 20 16 17 5 124 80
14 USA 9106 MIKE MARTIN JEFF NELSON 13 10 17 24 4 8 30 21 10 137 83
15 USA 8808 AUGIE DIAZ FRITZ LANZINGER 11 11 27 9 16 28 7 15 15 139 84
16 USA 9007 MATT BARRY THOMAS BARROWS 9 DNF 21 6 17 13 29 11 18 202 95
17 USA 8830 MARK ZAGOL ANDREW BUTTNER 27 33 18 14 13 16 17 13 24 175 115
18 AUS 9036 MICHAEL QUIRK DARYL ROOS 19 19 34 13 12 24 15 14 36 191 116
19 GBR 9057 CHRIS LEWNS DAN PARSONS 24 12 24 36 29 9 18 18 21 191 126
20 USA 8681 RYAN COX STUART PARK 20 25 26 15 20 23 13 22 16 185 129
21 AUS 9061 KEVIN CAMERON BOB FRANKS 35 27 6 22 19 RDG 28 25 14 197.8 134.8
22 AUS 9105 MARCOS VIVIAN ROB WOELFEL 18 3 16 33 21 RET 10 35 41 255 136
23 AUS 8853 CARTER JACKSON DAVID SHELTON 16 14 15 17 26 DSQ 20 30 DSQ 294 138
24 GBR 9085 TERRY SCUTCHER MATTHEW HART 21 28 30 23 24 11 22 16 38 213 14525 GBR 9104 ALEX BARRY ADAM KENNEY 33 22 25 27 27 18 25 12 29 218 156
26 USA 9095 MACY NELSON JESSE FALSONE 41 32 20 20 18 17 31 39 19 237 157
27 USA 9891 AJ CONRADS BLAINE PEDLOW 36 29 28 18 25 35 24 31 13 239 168
28 USA 8919 PARKER SHINN MIKE SMITH 15 36 RET 26 32 34 21 27 7 296 177
29 USA 9041 HENRY AMTHOR DUSTIN ROMEY 31 26 23 32 22 30 36 20 33 253 184
30 GER 8990 FRIEDER ACHTERBERG WOLFGANG STUECKL 40 20 29 25 42 19 32 37 25 269 187
31 GER 9110 TIM BOGER MARCUS SHONER 39 23 RET 37 23 25 27 23 31 306 189
32 GBR 9088 ANDY SMITH ALEX DAVIES 30 30 32 19 36 27 37 28 27 266 193
33 GER 8965 HASSO PLATTNER PETER ALARIE 45 18 22 DNF 34 26 47 26 23 319 194
34 GBR 9006 VINCENT HOREY CHRISTIAN DIEBITSCH 26 35 19 35 37 22 44 38 22 278 196
35 USA 8715 ETHAN BIXBY MIKE COE 34 38 31 31 43 36 11 29 32 285 204
36 GER 9011 MICKI DAISENBERGER TOBI BOLDUAN 37 34 36 41 33 21 35 24 44 305 220
37 GER 9043 NICOLA BIRKNER ANGELA STENGER 32 13 41 45 30 41 34 32 DNF 346 223
38 SWE 8926 EBBE ROSEN OLLE WENRUP 23 42 35 21 31 39 RET RET 45 392 236
39 GER 8940 NORBERT DASENBROOK OLIVER STIEGLITZ 46 39 37 38 41 31 26 33 DNC 369 245
40 CAN 8970 BOB TENNANT RICHARD MUNDELL 29 DNF 38 30 39 RET 45 40 28 410 254
41 AUS 9028 EARLE ALEXANDER PAUL RIDGEWAY 28 41 44 34 46 38 48 36 35 350 256
42 GER 9113 SOPHIE HEYER ROBERT ROTHE 38 31 49 43 40 29 38 43 39 355 258
43 GBR 8974 DAVID SMITHWHITE NEIL FULCHER 25 47 33 49 38 46 39 52 37 366 265
44 USA 8814 LIN ROBSON MATTHIAS KENNERNECHT 49 40 40 48 44 33 46 46 26 372 275
45 AUS 8760 PETER WOOLMAN PHIL SCAPENS 42 43 46 39 49 40 43 41 30 373 278
46 GBR 8906 HARRY BRIDDON SIMON BRIDDON 48 46 43 DNF 35 DNF 42 44 34 453 297
47 GER 9023 SOPHIE SOLLNER MAX EISENRIEDER 47 37 56 44 45 RET 50 42 47 446 312
48 GBR 8905 STUART TURNBULL ROBERT BURDEKIN 43 44 42 54 50 37 51 45 52 418 312
49 GBR 9039 TIM BIRD RICHARD NURSE 54 48 48 55 51 32 33 47 DNC 446 313
50 AUS 8795 MARTIN PIKE BEN SPYKER 53 45 45 50 47 44 41 49 42 416 313
51 GBR 8881 ROGER DEANE NIGEL DEANE 55 60 39 40 58 42 56 48 40 438 32052 AUS 9022 IAN BURFORD DAVID CHRISTIE 51 55 54 46 52 45 49 50 48 450 341
53 GBR 8925 MARTIN WEDGE SCOTT ALLEN 44 61 52 RET 48 47 52 DNF 43 503 347
54 GER 8775 JAN SELL WIEBKE GEWINN 56 49 55 51 59 43 40 56 53 467 352
55 AUS 8922 BRETT BOWDEN DAVID JOHNSON 58 50 50 42 53 51 57 57 49 467 352
56 GER 9000 ENNO WILTS MARCUS NEUSS 57 52 53 52 DNS 50 62 53 50 507 367
57 GBR 9013 PHIL EMERY DAN SPRATLING 59 54 47 56 60 57 54 62 46 495 373
58 FRA 9050 HERVE DE KERGARIOU GUILLAUME DE KERGARIOU 60 56 DNF 28 66 54 53 59 60 519 375
59 GBR 9077 PETER MEE GARY TAYLOR 50 RET 58 4 55 53 58 54 DNF 533 377
60 GBR 9079 MIKE PICKERING MIKE PRIDDLE 52 53 64 49 54 49 DNF DNF 59 536 380
61 AUS 8637 SAM CRONIN JOHN McLEAN 61 57 51 53 61 52 DSQ 51 55 524 384
62 GBR 8780 MARTIN WRIGHT ARTHUR GEORGE 65 62 57 60 56 48 60 61 57 526 399
63 GBR 8432 RUSSELL WHEELER LEE MARRIOTT 63 58 59 59 57 55 61 60 54 526 402
64 USA 8939 JOHN WYLES ANDREAS SCHLUTER 62 59 61 47 65 DNS 63 58 56 554 411
65 GBR 8497 BILL HOOTON DENNIS CARTWRIGHT 66 DNF 60 57 62 56 55 55 62 561 416
66 GBR 8423 MICK GREENLAND JERRY DIXON 64 51 65 58 63 58 65 64 61 554 424
67 GBR 8867 PATRICK McGALE CHRIS PEARSON 67 RET 63 DNF 67 60 64 DNF 58 613 457
68 FRA 9067 DOMINIQUE ROUANNE VIRGINIE LAURENT 69 63 62 DNF 68 61 66 DNC DNC 628 472
69 GER 8999 KARSTEN STUEMPEL UTE STUEMPEL 68 DNF DNF DNF 64 59 59 63 DNC 630 474
70 BAR 8889 JASON TINDALE ROBERT POVEY DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 51 675 519
71 SWE 9038 MARTEN HANSSON RONALD NILSSON DNF DNF DNF DNF 69 DNF DNF DNC DNF 693 537
72 USA 9082 JEFF MILLER MIKE SMITH DNF DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
72 USA 9042 JB TURNEY JUSTIN SHAFFER DNF DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
72 USA 8960 BRUCE VAN DEVENTER JON HENDERSON DNF DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
72 USA 8831 KRYSIA POHL PAUL VON GREY DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
72 USA 8559 JOHN HOLT CONDON REEVE DUNNES DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
72 USA 7206 ANNE FITZPATRICK CHRISTIAN PITTACK DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 702 546
http://www.sap505worlds.com/live-mashup/race-results/
Club 420 Association Announces The Triple Crown Series
North Kingston, RI (April 30, 2013) — The Club 420 Association today announced a new championship series – The Triple Crown –– launching this summer. Comprised of the Club 420 Nationals, Club 420 North Americans and the Buzzards Bay Regatta, this series championship will recognize the top teams and the top individual skippers and individual crews accumulating the most points at the conclusion of these three high-level competitions.
The Club 420 Association has created a point system which will be used to rank sailors after each event. The qualifying team with the most accumulated points will win the series. Skippers must sail all three events to qualify for the individual skipper award. Likewise, to qualify for the individual crew award, he/she must compete in each of the three regattas.
Additionally, a newly created Top Rookie will be awarded at each of the three regattas, recognizing the skipper and crew with the best performance. The teams which qualify for this award will not have individually competed in a Club 420 Association sponsored event previously.
New Club 420 Association Executive Director, John Vandemoer, shared his enthusiasm about the new championship series. “The Triple Crown series encompasses a diverse group of regattas highlighting some of the best venues in our Club 420 regatta calendar. It is my hope that sailors will join the tour this summer and look forward to competing at the highest levels for the first ever Triple Crown. These three events are some of the most popular on the Club 420 circuit and each event should have plenty of good competition and big starting lines.”
The series rules and point standings will be posted on the Club 420 website (www.club420.org). To be eligible, all competitors must be members in good standing of the Club 420 Association. The standings will be updated after each regatta so sailors can keep track of the scoring. All sailors competing at these three regattas will automatically be entered to compete in the Triple Crown — no separate entry is necessary.
The Regattas of the Triple Crown 2013
Club 420 Nationals – July 11-13, 2013 Lake Geneva, WI
The Nationals will be the first stop of the Triple Crown series and there is no better place for a new series than on the waters where sailing legend Buddy Melges grew up and honed his skills to become an America’s Cup and Olympic Champion. Lake Geneva will be a great test for our Club 420 sailors and will challenge every sailor’s strategy and tactics. Lake Geneva Yacht Club will be hosting the event. The regatta website is: http://lgyc.com/events/2013-club-420-assn-us-national-championship/
Club 420 North Americans – July 19-22, 2013 St. Margaret’s Bay, Halifax Canada
St. Margaret’s Bay is one of the most beautiful venues in Canada and St. Margaret’s Sailing Club has been host to many national and world championships. They are the perfect host for the second jewel in our Triple Crown, the 2013 North American’s. With great sea breeze and open water sailing that will test any Club 420’s boat speed, this regatta and venue are not to be missed. The regatta website is: http://www.smsc.ca/regattas/2013-bay-wind-regatta
Buzzards Bay Regatta – August 2-4, 2013 New Bedford Yacht Club, MA
Although this is not a Club 420 Association sponsored regatta, it is fitting that our Triple Crown series should culminate with the Buzzards Bay Regatta. This regatta has been popular with the Club 420 class from the beginning. Buzzards Bay is one of the most infamous venues on the east coast, renowned for its summer sea breeze. BBR is a popular regatta with limited space, so register early to get a spot on this 100+ boat starting line. The regatta website is: http://www.buzzardsbayregatta.com
About The Club 420 Class Association
The Club 420 Association was established in 1980 to promote, foster, encourage and sponsor one-design sailing. The Association sponsors a class North American Championship, US and Canadian National Championships as well as regional championships for the class across North America while promoting the class to all ability and experience levels of youth sailing. Since 2006, the class membership has more than doubled from 300 to its current 715 members. The class offers many regional, national and North American championships in both fleet and team racing formats as well as clinics across North America. Our Nationals / North Americans have had 175 boats attend, with all levels of sailors competing in some of the finest and socially fun regattas you will attend.
About The Club 420
The Club 420 is a two person dinghy which forms the base of many local, high school and collegiate programs in North America. Simple for beginning sailors and yet challenging enough for collegiate champions. The Club 420 offers more learning opportunities than any other double-handed boat you can find. Over 5,000 Club 420s are sailed in youth, high school and collegiate programs all over the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
For more information please visit our website at www.club420.org or visit us on Facebook
Contact:
John Vandemoer, Executive Director
Email – [email protected]
High School Sailing's National Championship Qualifiers
The Results are in! 20 teams from around the country qualify to represent their districts at the Mallory National Championship!
2013 Interscholastic Sailing Association’s Fleet Racing Championship, hosted this year by Chicago Yacht Club, is scheduled for May 11th – 12th. The 20 top high school teams from around the country who have qualified from their own districts will be coming to Chicago to square off for the championship.
Below are the regatta reports and links to results from each district qualifier. Good luck to all of the teams headed to the finals!
MISSA
Mallory Midwest Qualifier 2013
April 27-28
SATURDAY APRIL 27
Sailors showed up to Columbia Yacht Club to light winds from the South. As the A-fleet headed out for the first race the wind died and we went under AP until 1:00pm. By that time, the breeze shifted to the North East ranging from 4-8 knots. We were able to complete 3 full rotations. By the end of the day, Oconomowoc was leading by 20 points with Lake Forest and Arrowhead in 2nd and 3rd respectively.
SUNDAY April 28, 2013
The first race started on time at 9:30am. The race committee was able to get in 3 full rotations and one half rotation just before the 2:30pm time limit for the day. The wind was out of the north ranging from 5-10 knots. Before the final scores could be posted, there were 3 protests filed resulting in two disqualifications, and one redress was awarded. Racing was close all weekend and by the last race, Lake Forest ended up winning with 129 points. Oconomowoc ended up in 2nd and Minnetonka in 3rd. Congratulations to the three teams qualifying for the Mallory Championship, and thanks for all the teams for a great weekend of MISSA sailing.
PCISA
PCISA Gold PCC’s
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
April 20-21, 2013
2:39 PM 4-22-13
REGATTA HIGHLIGHTS:
Beautiful Weekend, Saturday racing delayed for about one hour due to fog and light air. Racing began just after noon as breeze built to 15+ kts out of the WSW. Racing continued until about 5:30pm completing 8A and 6B division races. Sunday racing began on time at 11am in a light southerly that remained for the day. Racing in 4-7 kts we complete another 6B and 4A races for a total of 24 races (12 in each division). Spectating was awesome from the beach and pier at Cabrillo Beach. Many thanks to the volunteers and regatta organizers from Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. Congratulation to Point Loma, Cathedral Catholic, Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor and Dos Pueblos High Schools who will represent the PCISA at the High School Dinghy National Championships (Mallory Trophy) in Chicago, IL on May 11-12, 2013.
http://pcisa.hssailing.org/documents/2012-2013-results/gold_pcc_res.pdf
NESSA
2013 NESSA O’Day Championship
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Sunday, April 28
REGATTA HIGHLIGHTS: The forecast was picture perfect on Long Island Sound yesterday as Indian Harbor Yacht Club played host to the NE Double-Handed Qualifier; The O’Day Trophy. Winds were light in the morning and gradually built to 10 knots. Both Divisions were able to be on the course at all times due to the support of 30 420s from Greenwich HS, The Brunswick School, and Rye Country Day boats. Great to see other districts pitching in to help others. Thanks MASSA! It was a hard fought close battle all day and results were changing constantly until the last finish. Thanks to Andrew Skirvan (PRO) and his crew for running a great regatta. Thank you to Indian Harbor YC for their awesome hospitality. Congrats to Cape Cod Academy for winning their first NE Fleet Champs., as well to North Kingstown and The Hotchkiss School for their advancement to the Mallory Trophy being held in Chicago.
http://nessa.hssailing.org/documents/2012-2013-results/RESULTS_ODAY13-Final_(4-28-13).txt
NWISA
Port Townsend HS wins and qualifies for the Mallory finals in a tight race (112 -114) with Bainbridge HS.
http://nwisa.hssailing.org/documents/2012-2013-results/index.html
MASSA
Saturday, April 20, 2013
18 schools from MASSA, Top 4 qualify for the Mallory National Championship. First race off at 9:30am in a 5-7 knot westerly and outgoing tide. Breeze stayed consistent until race B2 when it shut off mid-way through the race. Before the next set the breeze turned back on 13-17knots from the NW (from up-river) generating large waves. It soon settled down to a 10-15knot Northwesterly for the next couple of sets. A few breakdowns occurred including, but not limited to, torn sails, a sheared pintle, snapped centerboards downhauls, a flexible rudder, and a snapped tiller extension. Breeze kept shifting right and eventually shut off resulting in a 20-minute delay. The final A set for Saturday was sailed in a 3-5 knot NE breeze with the tide slack. The final B race was sailed in a dying 3 knot ESE breeze and incoming tide. Racing was called for the day ~5:00pm due to lack of wind. Protests and redresses were heard resulting in DSQs and BKDs.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Sunday greeted us with a strong 15-18 knot Northerly, which made conditions quite chilly and choppy. We started with the B race we finished on Saturday to close the set. The breeze steadily decreased throughout the day but stayed more or less consistent in direction, aside from the oscillations which could be large at times. The points were quite close for the top 7 teams coming into the end of the regatta. Overall Severn School emerged victorious with great consistent sailing, followed by Annapolis, Broadneck, and Christchurch School all who qualified for the Mallory Trophy in Chicago. 20 Races total were sailed in a myriad of conditions. There were more breakdowns than acceptable, but overall the regatta was a true test of sailing skill. Thank you for all who helped and contributed. The MASSA Board served as the Protest Committee for the regatta.
http://massa.hssailing.org/njisa_files/njisa2013/MASSA_2013_Mallory_Qualifier_Results.pdf
SEISA
At the SEISA Mallory Qualifier Clear Falls High School wins with a commanding 40 points over the Kinkaid High school in second with 56 points.
Place School Total Points
1st Clear Falls HS 40
2nd Kinkaid HS 56
3rd Jesuit HS 76
4th St. Stanislaus HS 97
5th Lutheran South HS Team 118
6th Brothers Martin HS 118
SAISA
Top three finishers from SAISA are the Antilles School, finishing first, breaking the tie with Ransom Everglades with a total of 102 points. Third and final qualifying team was St. Thomas Aquinas with 154 points.
http://saisamallory2013.org/scores/all.html
HERE THEY ARE:
Minnetonka
Lake Forest
Oconomowoc
Point Loma
Cathedral Catholic
Corona del Mar
Newport Harbor
Dos Pueblos
Cape Cod Academy
North Kingstown
Hotchkiss
Severn
Annapolis
Broadneck
Christchurch School
Clear Falls High School
Antilles School
Ransom Everglades
St. Thomas Aquinas
Port Townsend HS
FOLLOW RESULTS THIS WEEKEND, GO HERE: http://hssailing.org/mallory
