No good deed goes unpunished these days. I'd like to say how riveting the coverage has been. To be able to watch the racing with the superb commentary and feed to the umpires as well is a total distraction in all the right ways. The MIT sailors weren't getting their problem sets done on time today because of the professional and educational sailboat show on their laptops. It is impressive that the very first time college sailing has held a national championship in this format that the coordination has come together to present the races live on line. I can't fathom how much effort it takes to prepare boats, RC, umpires, umpire boats and shore side facilities for an event of this magnitude.
Bravo. Keep it up and thank you to all the volunteers and hosts who have worked so hard to bring a facet of our game to a wider audience. I am sure that all the competitors and many other interested viewers appreciate your efforts -- *Franny Charles MIT Sailing Master Pavilion 617-253-4884 Cell 857-221-0828* *Excellence | Education | Leadership | Community | Wellness* ________________________________________________ icsa mailing list [email protected] http://www.collegesailing.org/mailman/?listname=icsa Unsubscribe: Send a blank email to [email protected]
