*Saturday:* A beautifully sunny but cold day on the East River saw 45 races completed in a 4-8 knot NE breeze coming over the NY Maritime campus with a light cross current. One full round robin was completed just before things got weird on the river- a few competing breezes, a roughly 180 degree windshift, and a full 3 knots of current. Racing was called just before 5:00 PM as attempts to start the second round robin were less than a match for the East River current. Going into tomorrow the top four are Boston College, Georgetown, Hobart W/S, and St. Mary's. One protest was filed and disallowed. Thanks to Ian Burman for helping hear the protest.
*Sunday: * A gray and breezy day on the river. We saw a 10-15 knot SE breeze all day and completed a second round robin with 45 races. Roger Williams came on strong and posted a round-best record of 8 wins with only 1 loss. We then attempted to complete a final six round robin but had to switch to a final four early in the round due to time constraints. In all, every team sailed between 18 and 21 races and mother nature released her stranglehold on the Admiral Moore regatta. Thanks for Alana O'Reilly for volunteering as the ICSA rep for the event. Two protests were filed, one resulting in a non race-changing DSQ. Thanks to all the Maritime sailors for their hard work in getting a full round robin in for the first time in the (team race) history of the Admiral Moore regatta. Complete results and RP information are attached. ** *Abbreviated Results:* BC 17-4 SMC 15-6 Gtown 15-6 Roger Wms 14-7
Scores and RPs.xlsx
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