NEISA Fundamental Symposium

Summary

Saturday, September 17:

Successful first run of the NEISA Fundamental symposium. Not much wind though. For the racing, a tough day for race managers as the wind gusts would never last more than five minutes before shifting and dying. While MIT had ENE most of the time, the wind at the lake kept trying to fill in South. One gust hit about nine knots from the WSW while MIT, five miles away, had ENE 9. Alas that gust only held for half a leg. In the end a few races were held in a SE wind of 3-5.

Ashore, Ken held the symposium with the following topics: Procedural Rules, responsibilities to one's teammates, basics of starting, FJ vs. 420, roll tacking and roll gybing, and how to stay out of fouls. We also had a slide show on college sailing running concurrently with the symposium in the morning and slides of both divisions racing in the afternoon, to be posted on Facebook via: https://www.facebook.com/NEIntercollegiateSailingAssociation

Many thanks to the Tufts sophomores that helped everything run smoothly especially Leo Terry who was PRO dealing with ridiculous conditions.

Score summary

SchoolTeamABTOT
1Boston UniversityTerriers6814
2TuftsJumbos 113619
3TuftsJumbos 213720
4Rhode IslandRams101929
5HarvardCrimson151732
6TuftsJumbos 3181533
7NortheasternHuskies211637
8TuftsJumbos 4202040
9New HampshireWildcats322961
10Mass MaritimeBuccaneers372865
11Salve ReginaSeahawks204868
12WesleyanCardinals363672
13U. ConnecticutHuskies383573
14BatesBobcats423779
15UMass DartmouthCorsairs404888

Score history

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