HWS Fall Intersectional

HostHobart & William Sm
DateOctober 8-10, 2011
TypeNOT ALLOWED Interconference Regatta
BoatFJ
Scoring2 Divisions

Summary

Saturday, October 8:

Sailors arrived to beautiful conditions on Lake Seneca. A high of 80 and more wind than was predicted allowed for 4A and 4B races to be held in south winds from 4 to 14 knots. All races were W4s with leeward gates. Racing was done for the day at 2:45 when the wind died. Teams waited till 4 pm but the wind did not fill in. Thanks to all the HWS Sailors who helped run the races today. Also thank you to Ward Cromwell, Brian Clancy, and Russ O'Reilly for hearing two protested which resulted in one DSQ.

Sunday, October 9:

Sailors were again treated to beautiful conditions on Seneca Lake. 4a and 4b races were sailed in a south breeze from 4 to 12 knots. All courses were w4's with leeward gates. Racing ended for the day at 1:30pm when the breeze died. Sailors waited on the water until 2:15 when it became clear the wind was gone for good. Thanks to the HWS Sailors who helped run the event and Congratulations to SUNY Maritime for the Win.

Score summary

	School	Team	A	P	B	P	TOT
1	Hobart and William Smith Colleges	Statesmen	42		29		71
2	U. S. Naval Academy	Midshipmen	55		29		84
3	Roger Williams University	Hawks	71		21		92
4	College of Charleston	Cougars	52		52		104
5	U. S. Merchant Marine Academy	Mariners	85		27		112
6	University of Vermont	Catamounts	75		39		114
7	Fordham University	Rams	42		73		115
8	Washington College	Shoremen	44		75		119
9	University of Wisconsin	Badgers	56		77		133
10	Old Dominion University	Monarchs	81		64		145
11	SUNY Maritime College	Privateers	20		138		158
12	Northwestern University	Wildcats	86		82		168
13	Cornell University	Big Red	100		73		173
14	Dartmouth College	Big Green	69		148		217
15	University of Connecticut	Huskies	95		144		239
16	Princeton University	Tigers	134		107		241
17	Hamilton College	Hamilton	139	MRP	129	MRP	268
18	Salve Regina University	Seahawks	152		152		304

Score history

The following chart shows the relative rank of the teams as of the race indicated. Note that the races are ordered by number, then division, which may not represent the order in which the races were actually sailed.

The first place team as of a given race will always be at the top of the chart. The spacing from one team to the next shows relative gains/losses made from one race to the next. You may hover over the data points to display the total score as of that race.

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