College Sailing Singlehanded Nationals
Highlights from a cold and windy three-day regatta in Newport, R.I., for the ICSA Singlehanded Championships in Lasers and Laser Radials. Photos by Rob Migliaccio
Highlights from a cold and windy three-day regatta in Newport, R.I., for the ICSA Singlehanded Championships in Lasers and Laser Radials. Photos by Rob Migliaccio
Georgetown edges Yale by one point for the top coed ranking in the fifth poll of the fall college sailing season, while Dartmouth takes third in the coed poll. Boston College, Yale, and Dartmouth lead the women’s rankings.
Yale maintains the lead in the coed and women’s rankings in the fourth poll of the season. Stanford and Georgetown round out the top three coed teams, while Boston College and Dartmouth take second and third, respectively, in the women’s ranking.
Yale gets the perfect score in the third rankings of the fall college sailing season; all 25 coaches who voted selected the team as the top pick for the coed and women’s rankings. Boston College ranks second in both polls, while Georgetown takes third in the coed poll and Navy places third in women’s.
To help launch the partnership formed between the the EDHEC Sailing Cup and Storm Trysail Foundation, for the first time two crews from Europe were invited to compete in the Storm Trysail Foundation’s Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta at Larchmont YC. Georgetown won the trip to the 46th EDHEC Sailing Cup in les Sables-d’Olonne, France next April. They sailed an Express 37, owned by Richard du Moulin.
Yale sits firmly atop the coed and women’s polls in the second ranking of the fall season. Stanford and Boston College round out the top three coed teams, while Dartmouth and Boston College rank second and third in the women’s poll.
In the first ranking of the fall college sailing season, Yale leads the coed poll ahead of Stanford and Boston College. Boston College tops the women’s poll, with Dartmouth and Yale rounding out the top three.
Use this checklist to look your boat over from bow to stern before you leave the dock. You’ll ensure the boat’s set up right for the conditions and prevent breakdowns in your next set.
The student-run French EDHEC Sailing Cup and the Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta, organized by Storm Trysail Foundation and Larchmont Yacht Club, partner up for this year’s events.
Stanford tops the coed poll in the preseason college rankings for the fall season, while Dartmouth ranks first in the women’s poll.
Juan Maegli, two-time Olympian and the 2013 College Sailor of the Year, managed to balance an Olympic campaign with a successful college sailing career. His secrets? First, if you don’t feel like sailing at 100 percent, don’t sail at all; second, invest in a hiking bench.
After just two years of college sailing, Dartmouth’s Deirdre Lambert was named Quantum Women’s College Sailor of the year, on top of earning All-American honors. Despite such success so early on in her college sailing career, Lambert remains grounded and focused on improvement—for not only herself, but for the entire Big Green sailing team.
Highlights from a cold and windy three-day regatta in Newport, R.I., for the ICSA Singlehanded Championships in Lasers and Laser Radials. Photos by Rob Migliaccio
Georgetown edges Yale by one point for the top coed ranking in the fifth poll of the fall college sailing season, while Dartmouth takes third in the coed poll. Boston College, Yale, and Dartmouth lead the women’s rankings.
Yale maintains the lead in the coed and women’s rankings in the fourth poll of the season. Stanford and Georgetown round out the top three coed teams, while Boston College and Dartmouth take second and third, respectively, in the women’s ranking.
Yale gets the perfect score in the third rankings of the fall college sailing season; all 25 coaches who voted selected the team as the top pick for the coed and women’s rankings. Boston College ranks second in both polls, while Georgetown takes third in the coed poll and Navy places third in women’s.
To help launch the partnership formed between the the EDHEC Sailing Cup and Storm Trysail Foundation, for the first time two crews from Europe were invited to compete in the Storm Trysail Foundation’s Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta at Larchmont YC. Georgetown won the trip to the 46th EDHEC Sailing Cup in les Sables-d’Olonne, France next April. They sailed an Express 37, owned by Richard du Moulin.
Yale sits firmly atop the coed and women’s polls in the second ranking of the fall season. Stanford and Boston College round out the top three coed teams, while Dartmouth and Boston College rank second and third in the women’s poll.
In the first ranking of the fall college sailing season, Yale leads the coed poll ahead of Stanford and Boston College. Boston College tops the women’s poll, with Dartmouth and Yale rounding out the top three.
Use this checklist to look your boat over from bow to stern before you leave the dock. You’ll ensure the boat’s set up right for the conditions and prevent breakdowns in your next set.
The student-run French EDHEC Sailing Cup and the Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta, organized by Storm Trysail Foundation and Larchmont Yacht Club, partner up for this year’s events.
Stanford tops the coed poll in the preseason college rankings for the fall season, while Dartmouth ranks first in the women’s poll.
Juan Maegli, two-time Olympian and the 2013 College Sailor of the Year, managed to balance an Olympic campaign with a successful college sailing career. His secrets? First, if you don’t feel like sailing at 100 percent, don’t sail at all; second, invest in a hiking bench.
After just two years of college sailing, Dartmouth’s Deirdre Lambert was named Quantum Women’s College Sailor of the year, on top of earning All-American honors. Despite such success so early on in her college sailing career, Lambert remains grounded and focused on improvement—for not only herself, but for the entire Big Green sailing team.
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