A wild day on the Thames today with an easterly breeze that built from 6-12 in the morning to 15-25 in the afternoon. Ten races in A-Division and eight in B-Division were completed before racing was called for the day. All courses were W-4. Thanks to Liz Powers (Harvard '10) and Kate Hagemann (Yale '09) for judging on the water. There were no protests and no yellow flags. Along with Liz and Kate, Danny Rabin (Brown) and Matt Lindblad (MIT) also assisted with rescues/damage control. They will all receive their Coast Guard rescue boat qualification at tomorrow's awards ceremony. ISCA Rep John Storck III (Dartmouth) was a huge help, especially making key suggestions when my mind was clearly elsewhere. The all freshman/sophomore crew of Coast Guard Bears did a great job with race committee, getting in eighteen quality races in tough conditions.
The Brown Bears are leading the charge going into tomorrow. The forecast looks like we have another fun challenge in store! Scores can be found at: http://scores.collegesailing.info/s11/women-emily-wick-sloop-shrew/ Brian Swingly Intercollegiate Sailing Coach US Coast Guard Academy (860)444-8325 office (315)521-0780 cell ________________________________________________ icsa mailing list [email protected] http://www.collegesailing.org/mailman/?listname=icsa Unsubscribe: Send a blank email to [email protected]
