Saturday: The Washington College 2-on-2 greeted sailors with beautiful, sunny skies and a 10-12 knot WNW breeze. Racing began at 0945 as the Chester River reached high tide. As the current picked up, so did the racing. As the day warmed up, the conditions shifted to a spotty 5-8 knot NW breeze. At 2 o'clock the sailors broke for lunch as the tide reached a near-record low. With 19 races already sailed, the teams took the water again and completed 5 more in an increasingly unreliable 5 knot breeze.
Sunday: A SW breeze prevailed on another very sunny and warm Sunday. 16 races were sailed in 8-12 knots and a flood tide. In all, four round robins were completed. The day ended shortly after noon. Thanks again to all the Washington College Shoremen and Shorewomen for making my job easy this weekend, and of course to Tom Pierson for being race committee. Final Results: 1. Washington College 14-2 2. University of Pennsylvania 13-3 3. Villanova 8-8 4. William and Mary 5-11 5. Princeton 0-16 Max Kurland Assistant Coach Washington College 860.671.0972 ________________________________________________ maisa mailing list [email protected] http://www.collegesailing.org/mailman/?listname=maisa Unsubscribe: Send a blank email to [email protected]
