Saturday: The ten teams in attendance were greeted by frigid temps in the 30s this morning and racing got quickly underway in a 6-15 knot NW breeze and light current. The middle of the first round robin saw wild East River conditions with tons of current and shifty breeze. The round was finished at 2:45PM and we immediately rolled into RR2. 75 races were completed by 6:10PM. Four protests were filed, resulting in one DSQ. A huge thanks to our umpires Peter Johns, Ted Green, Peter Beardsley, Mike Komar, and Jamie Ewing for a long and cold day on the water as well as a large posse of Maritime sailors.
On the docket for tomorrow is the remaining 15 races of the second round robin and a knockout final four. Results and RP info are attached. The top four after today: HWS 13-2 NYM 11-3 Gtown 10-5 Roger Wms 10-5 Sunday: We saw similar conditions today, with a NW breeze ranging from 5-15 knots and a steadily increasing current that posed a serious challenge to the sailors and race management team alike. Fifteen races were completed this morning to complete the second round robin and the top eight teams were seeded into a final four knockout and a consolation knockout for 5th-8th place. Going into the knockout rounds, the seedings were as follows: 1 HWS 2 Georgetown 3 NYM 4 Roger Wms, 5 Brown 6 Stanford 7 Navy 8 Eckerd After the racing was finished, Hobart/William Smith finished at the top of the heap where they stood for the majority of the weekend. Georgetown was second, Maritime third, and Roger Williams was fourth. Complete scores and RP info are attached. Another big thanks to the umpire team as well as KP for supplying an umpire boat for the weekend. Russ O'Reilly Head Sailing Coach NY Maritime College
Adm Moore 2011 Complete Win-Loss.xlsx
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