2010 ICSA National Match Racing Championship
Skipper Taylor Canfield led the Eagles to victory at Kings Point, New York. Photos by Glennon Stratton/GTSphotos Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
Skipper Taylor Canfield led the Eagles to victory at Kings Point, New York. Photos by Glennon Stratton/GTSphotos Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
The fall college sailing season is down to the final few regattas and Boston College are soaring at the right time, receiving 33 of a possible 42 first place votes and leading both the coed and women’s polls.
The wind piped up for the ISCA Single Handed Nationals in St. Petersburg, FL. , Glennon Stratton delivers the action from the course.
A tie at the top. For the first time in recent memory we have three No. 1 teams in college sailing, with Yale and Brown knotted at the top of the women’s rankings and Boston College reclaiming the No. 1 spot on the coed list.
It had to happen at some point. After a long run with a team at the top of one, and often both, college sailing polls, Boston College finds itself looking up in the coed and women’s rankings. St. Mary’s and Brown, respectively, take over the top spots.
The Eagles of Boston College are still flying high atop both rankings, but five schools received first-place votes in the coed ranks. It’s very tight at the top.
Boston College is still at the top of both rankings, but Brown is making some noise, taking some first-place votes in both polls. Wisconsin makes a return to the top 20, slotting in at 15th in the coed rankings.
Boston College kicks off the Fall season at the top of the rankings with Brown, Georgetown and St. Mary’s also rounding out the top standings.
College Sailor of the Year Thomas Barrows reflects on his winning attitude and the transformations he made throughout his college sailing career.
Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year Allison Blecher takes a look back at her National Championship title and successful 2009-2010 season.
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Skipper Taylor Canfield led the Eagles to victory at Kings Point, New York. Photos by Glennon Stratton/GTSphotos Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
The fall college sailing season is down to the final few regattas and Boston College are soaring at the right time, receiving 33 of a possible 42 first place votes and leading both the coed and women’s polls.
The wind piped up for the ISCA Single Handed Nationals in St. Petersburg, FL. , Glennon Stratton delivers the action from the course.
A tie at the top. For the first time in recent memory we have three No. 1 teams in college sailing, with Yale and Brown knotted at the top of the women’s rankings and Boston College reclaiming the No. 1 spot on the coed list.
It had to happen at some point. After a long run with a team at the top of one, and often both, college sailing polls, Boston College finds itself looking up in the coed and women’s rankings. St. Mary’s and Brown, respectively, take over the top spots.
The Eagles of Boston College are still flying high atop both rankings, but five schools received first-place votes in the coed ranks. It’s very tight at the top.
Boston College is still at the top of both rankings, but Brown is making some noise, taking some first-place votes in both polls. Wisconsin makes a return to the top 20, slotting in at 15th in the coed rankings.
Boston College kicks off the Fall season at the top of the rankings with Brown, Georgetown and St. Mary’s also rounding out the top standings.
College Sailor of the Year Thomas Barrows reflects on his winning attitude and the transformations he made throughout his college sailing career.
Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year Allison Blecher takes a look back at her National Championship title and successful 2009-2010 season.
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
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