Great breeze and a long day of sailing sums up the day for Saturday at the Navy Fall Intersectional. Sailors arrived to a Northwesterly 10-15 knot breeze that built as the day progressed to 15-25 knots before backing to around 7 knots for the last set. Three full rotations were sailed in the morning in all divisions before a 45 minute lunch break, after which 8 additional races were sailed in A, B, and C for a total of 14 with zero general recalls. A breakdown prevented race 14 to be sailed in D division. All races were sailed on a trapozoid course in the Severn River just off of the Robert Crown Center making for great spectating. There were several breakdowns and some wild wipe outs. Four protests will be heard tomorrow morning at 9am before sailing. Thanks to judges Doc Sullivan and Austin Kana for keeping it clean on the water and to the Midshipmen for running a ton of even, fair races. Preliminary results can be found at http://regatta.mit.edu/f10/navy-fall/. ! !
Brendan Healy Assistant Coach Navy Sailing Team 410.293.5612 ________________________________________________ icsa mailing list [email protected] http://www.collegesailing.org/mailman/?listname=icsa Unsubscribe: Send a blank email to [email protected]
