Saturday: Sailors were greeted with an oscillating NW-N breeze at 10-18 knots. A high tide made rotations quick allowing us to get in 8 races in each division with minimal general and individual recalls. No protests were filed and one request for redress was filed which will be heard Sunday. Big thanks to the Monarch Sailors who have been running the event. 3 more races in each division tomorrow will complete the regatta.
Sunday: The remainder of the 11 race rotation was completed with breeze from the N-NW 13 - 22 knots. We had one protest filed resulting in a DSQ for Kings Point in race 10B. We had two requests for redress filed. The University of Pennsylvania was awarded redress in race 9A for a breakdown, however Cornell University's request was disallowed in race 3A. The MAISA Women's Fall Championship is a qualifier for the Women's Atlantic Coast Championships to be hosted at Eckerd on November 13-14, 2010. Congratulations to the Georgetown University, the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University, the US Naval Academy, and George Washington University for qualifying. Hobart & William Smith, St. Mary's College and Old Dominion University previously qualified for the Women's Atlantic Coast Championship at the Navy Fall Women's Regatta. Thank you to the Old Dominion University sailors for doing a great job with race committee. Best regards, Jeanne Walker Sinclair Assistant Sailing Coach Old Dominion University Charles R. Higgins Assistant Sailing Coach Old Dominion University ________________________________________________ icsa mailing list [email protected] http://www.collegesailing.org/mailman/?listname=icsa Unsubscribe: Send a blank email to [email protected]
