Saturday morning saw light winds from the North with a very strong ebb that made the sailing conditions challenging. Three flights were sailed and on the last match in the flight the wind shifted from North to the South on the second beat. The southerly filled in and varied from SW to SE through the remainder of the day. Four more flights were sailed in still a strong ebb that made starting extremely challenging and stage one of the event is complete.
Sunday morning brought a light easterly that fortunately veered to the SE pretty quickly. A double round robin was run for teams 1-4 and 5-8. The racing was challenging all day for competitors and race management alike and the last two flights also saw the strong ebb that we had on Saturday. I would like to thank NEISA Umpiring Coordinator Kerry Sullivan and all the coaches that helped umpire the event. Also, Coast Guard Assistant Offshore Coach Jason LeBlanc who was on the Race Committee Boat all weekend and the cadets that volunteered their time to assist in running the event. Congratulations to the BUSA team that won their final three matches to win the 2011 Pine Trophy Match Race Intersectional. Doug Clark Director of Sailing U.S. Coast Guard Academy 860-444-8577(o) 860-625-1105(m) 860-444-8574(fx)
Pine Trophy Round Robin Results.xlsx
Description: Pine Trophy Round Robin Results.xlsx
Pine Trophy-Final Results.xlsx
Description: Pine Trophy-Final Results.xlsx
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