MAISA Laser Qualifier

Summary

Saturday, September 24:

The morning started with a light and patchy southerly clocking in at about 0-5 knots. We had a brief window of wind and were able to get off 2 races. The wind tapered off to zero knots and glassed over around 12:00. After being postponed on the water for half an hour we went in for lunch. We waited on shore till 4 and then made the call to end for the day at 4:30. After researching local areas, it became apparent that no wind was going to fill. We will try again tomorrow starting with race #3 at 9:30.

Sunday, September 25:

Racing got under promptly at 9:30. We were able to get off 2 races in the dying northerly. At the start of the 3rd race there was enough breeze to get the race off but halfway up the beat the wind died, which made it impossible to sail into the current. We abandoned the race and postponed on the water till noon. After nothing filled for about 45 mins we went ashore to wait it out. After on the water readings, local research, and word of mouth it was determined that we weren’t going to have any breeze to run a race before the 3pm cut off time.

Congrats to the top 6 that qualified for a spot at the Carl Van Duyne.

Score summary

SchoolTeamATOT
1Hobart & WilliamSamuel Blouin '121616
2GeorgetownAlex Post '151717
3Old DominionEvan Hoffmann '142020
4Washington CollegeRyan Bailey '152424
5NavyGabriel Tang '152626
6Hobart & WilliamJohn Darby '142929
7NavyPhilip Youngberg '153030
8St. Mary'sGordon Lamphere '123535
9NY MaritimeMike Carr '153636
10St. Mary'sNicholas Clemence '153737
11HamptonAndrew Shoemaker '154141
12GeorgetownMatthew Gowell '144444
13NY MaritimeTyler Steel '134646
14Kings PointRichard Romer '155252
15Kings PointAndrew Bates '155353
16Queen'sMatthew Sullivan '135858
17Old DominionDaniel LOCHNER '156363
18DrexelChris Myers '156868
19HamptonKimannee Simon '146969

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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