Sailing World’s College Rankings: February 26, 2009
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach and become a part of it, click here [1].[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/0904rankings
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach and become a part of it, click here [1].[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/0904rankings
Dig into the heart of college sailing, and you’ll find a myriad of rewarding experiences, some in places you’d never expect. A feature story from our April 2000 issue
Along with /SW/’s coaches’ panel, a panel in each ICSA conference determines the rankings.
St. Mary’s and Georgetown take over the top spots in, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings.
Boston College remains atop both the Coed rankings, but St. Mary’s has taken the lead in the Women’s.
Boston College sits atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings, which are determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Boston College remains atop the Coed rankings, while Yale has jumped to the to top of the Women’s.
Boston College and College of Charleston remain atop, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Boston College and College of Charleston start out atop, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel.
/SW/’s coaches panel–Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC)– scopes out the talent field for the 2008-2009 ICSA season.
/SW/’s coaches panel (Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC)) ranks Boston College and College of Charleston as the top teams in, respectively, the Coed and Women’s divisions.
Georgetown’s Chris Behm is the 2008 Everett Morris College Sailor of the Year. Includes a complete list of all award winners.
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach and become a part of it, click here [1].[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/0904rankings
Dig into the heart of college sailing, and you’ll find a myriad of rewarding experiences, some in places you’d never expect. A feature story from our April 2000 issue
Along with /SW/’s coaches’ panel, a panel in each ICSA conference determines the rankings.
St. Mary’s and Georgetown take over the top spots in, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings.
Boston College remains atop both the Coed rankings, but St. Mary’s has taken the lead in the Women’s.
Boston College sits atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings, which are determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Boston College remains atop the Coed rankings, while Yale has jumped to the to top of the Women’s.
Boston College and College of Charleston remain atop, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Boston College and College of Charleston start out atop, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel.
/SW/’s coaches panel–Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC)– scopes out the talent field for the 2008-2009 ICSA season.
/SW/’s coaches panel (Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC)) ranks Boston College and College of Charleston as the top teams in, respectively, the Coed and Women’s divisions.
Georgetown’s Chris Behm is the 2008 Everett Morris College Sailor of the Year. Includes a complete list of all award winners.
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