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Final

Sailing - Open & Women's
vs Regis Trophy
4/22/2009 3:15:00 PM | Sailing - Open & Women's
Saturday: It was an epic day of sailing at the first day of the
Ferrarone Team Race Intersectional hosted by Yale at the McNay Family
Sailing center. The breeze started out strong, but continued to build
as the day went on. The wind came from the West, coming down from the
hill sext to the sailing center. The first beats were in the most
steady wind, but also the biggest breeze while final leg was close to
shore and characterized by both strong velocity and wind shifts. The
teams had a tough time keeping stable combinations because of the
multiple puffs and shifts at the same time on the same leg. As the day
went on, large, rolling waves swept in from Long Island Sound,
complicating
matters because they were not lined up with the wind. In the morning,
the sailors had their lightest conditions of the day, with the normal
breeze not exceeding 15 knots with puffs to 20. That was just the
start of the carnage, though, with numerous boats flipping before the
sequence, during the sequence, at the start, on the legs, at the mark
roundings and even right at and after the finish line. Soon, though,
the spectators began to have even a better viewing time, with the wind
continuing to build, with the highest recorded puff clocking at 35
knots. It was not uncommon for boats to be flogging both the main and
jib and fully hiked while still in danger of flipping before the puffs
gave way to light conditions with the sailors heeled to windward and
occasionally capsizing to windward. It was particularly gruesome to
watch the sailors flip near the start line, where they were swept
downwind just feet from the edges of the rocks. By the end of the day,
there more than 30 capsizes had occurred, with few boats not having mud
on their masts from the shallow bottom of Granite Cove. In all, 45
races were sailed in Yale's 420s with new mains and old jibs, with
three protests filed. Two protests were disallowed while while resulted
in a disqualification for Boston College against Bowdoin. Coaches were
on the water in the coach boat along with a judge boat.
Tomorrow, there will be a Gold round robin with the top six
teams and a
Silver round robin for the bottom four teams. The forecast calls for
breezy conditions from the Northwest tomorrow, so expect more carnage
in the puffy, shifty, windy conditions.
Thanks to Jamie Ewing '99 for hearing the protests and the
Yale undergraduates for running races. RP information will be included
with the final results?there were many substitutions.
Note that yesterday's results included a mistake: Roger Williams was scored as losing to Wisconsin, who they actually beat.
Sunday: The day started off with a Gold round robin with the
top six teams from yesterday. The day was a bit calmer than yesterday,
with winds that started from the Northwest. There were no capsizes, and
the day started off with full hiking conditions, with large shifts.
Just like yesterday, the wind was very shifty and puffy. After the
15-race Gold fleet round robin, the six-boat Silver fleet went out to
do a round robin. The racing was good at first, before the sea breeze
started to fill in and fight the Northwesterly wind. After numerous
course adjustments in response to the varying strength of the sea
breeze that was filling in, the Silver round robin was finally
completed around 3:20, so there was not enough time to attempt another
round robin. While some puffs probably were around 20 knots, the normal
breeze was lighter, with some lulls as low as 5 knots. Thanks again to
Jamie Ewing '99 for judging and the Yale sailors for handling race
committee work on a tough day. Congratulations to the Terriers of
Boston University for an impressive win at the Ferrarone Team Race
after placing third last year. The event honors former Yale sailor Ted
Ferrarone '98, who was instrumental in creating the regatta for the
Bulldogs.
Boats: 420
Ferrarone Team Race Intersectional
Hosted by Yale at the McNay Family Sailing Center
April 4-5, 2009
Boats: 420s
Judge: Jamie Ewing '99
RC: Bill Healy and Yale Undergrads
TOTAL First Round Robin Results
1) BU 9-0
2) RW 7-2
3) URI 6-3
3) USF 6-3
5) BC 5-4
6) Bowdoin 4-5
7) Dart 3-6
8) Wisc 2-7
8) Yale 2-7
10) UPenn 1-8
BC Bowdoin BU Dart RW UPenn URI USF Wisc. Yale TOTAL
BC x L L W L W L W W W 5-4 2
Bowdoin W x L W L W L L L W 4-5 6
BU W W x W W W W W W W 9-0 1
Dart L L L x L W W L L W 3-6 7
RW W W L W x W W L W W 6-3 3
Upenn L L L L L x L L W L 1-8 10
URI W W L L L W x W W W 6-3 3
USF L W L W W W L x W W 6-3 3
Wisc. L W L W L L L L x L 3-6 8
Yale L L L L L W L L W x 2-7 9
Gold Round Robin Results
BC Bowdoin BU RW URI USF TOTAL FINAL
BC x W L W L W 3-2 8-6 4
Bowdoin L x L L L L 0-5 4-10 6
BU W W x L L W 3-2 12-2 1
RW L W W x W W 4-1 11-3 2
URI W W W L x W 4-1 10-4 3
USF L W L L L x 1-4 7-7 5
Silver Round Robin Results
Dart Wisc Yale Upenn Total FINAL
Dart x W W W 3-0 6-6 7
Wisc L x W W 2-1 4-8 8
Yale L L x L 0-3 2-10 10
Upenn L L W x 1-2 2-10 9
FINAL RESULTS
1) Boston University
2) Roger Williams
3) University of Rhode Island
4) Boston College
5) University of South Florida
6) Bowdoin
7) Dartmouth
8) Wisconsin
9) UPenn
10) Yale
RP Information:
Boston College
Skippers-
Evan Cooke '10 ALL
Annie Haeger '12 ALL
Brianna Provancha '11 ALL
Crews-
Ian Donahue '12 1-13
Tim Kelly '10 1-13
Emily Migliaccio '11 14
Emily Massa '12 14
Alex Gestal '11 ALL
Boston University
Skippers-
Max Bent '10 ALL
Ben Spiller '09 ALL
Billy Martin '10 ALL
Crews-
Fiona Gordon '12 ALL
Sarah Donahue '09 ALL
Alie Bittl '10 10-14
Matt Johnson '12 1-9
Bowdoin
Skippers-
Viktor Bolmgren '11 ALL
Doria Cole '09 7-11
Alex Takata '12 ALL
Peter Wadden '09 1-6, 12-14
Crews-
Erin Taylor '09 ALL
Coco Sprague ALL
Audrey Hatch '10 10-14
Doria Cole '09 1-6, 1-2
Peter Wadden '09 7-9
Dartmouth
Skippers-
Matty Cohen '10 ALL
Ed Jude Glackin '11 ALL
Sam Williams '12 ALL
Crews-
Sam Andrew '11 ALL
Kathy Oprea '10 ALL
Anne Megargel '09 ALL
Roger Williams
Skippers-
Sean Bouchard '12 ALL
Josh Saltmarsh '11 ALL
Bjarki Gunnarsson '10 ALL
Crews-
Tyler Wilson '12 ALL
Kelly Stannard '12 10-14
Fritz Stunzi '12 ALL
Andrew Vachon '10 1-9
Upenn
Skippers-
Doug Lotz '09
Halsey Richards '11
Rafe Pilling '11
Crews-
Ali Zablochi '12
Marica Reppucci '12
Kelsey Schoenrock '12
Sophia Gerard '12
URI
Skippers-
Mike Warren '10 1-8, 10-14
Ben Quatromoni '10 1-3, 8-14
Chris DeCollibus '09 1-7, 9-14
Josh Greenfield '09 4-9
Crews-
Carolyn Cjaolom '10 1,2,10-14
Mykahle Gardiner '09 1-3, 8-14
Nick Dovbniak '09 1-7, 9-14
Lisa Costich '10 4-9
Jeremy Henry '11 3-8
USF
Skippers-
Mitchell Hall '10 all
Christopher Keimig '10 all
Sean Ross '12 all
Crews-
Stephanie Reynolds '11 all
Hillary Noble '10 all
Margaret Spears '12 all
Wisconsin
Skippers-
Joe Kutschenreuter '12 all
Leif Evensen '11 all
Kristin Paul '09 1-2
Kevin Campbell '09 3-12
Crews-
Molly Forbes '12 1-2
Meg Six '12 all
Allie Valentor '10 1-9
Kristin Paul '09 3-9
Jenny Koningisor '09 10-12
Yale
Skippers-
Andrew Kurzrok '11all
Rob Struckett '12 all
Caleb Dorfman '09 all
Crews-
Aly Kerr '12 all
Alexa Chu '11 1-7, 10-12
Stephanie Schuyler '12 1-6, 10-12
Jared Shenson '12 7-9
John Vrolyk '10 8-9