Lake Virginia Invitational

Summary

Saturday, October 24:

Racing started with a light and shifty northerly averaging 8-10kts at the 2026 Lake Virginia Invitational. A and B divisions rotated throughout the day. Eight races were completed in each division in a building breeze before racing was called at 1600 with some large gusts well into the 20kt range. One breakdown was awarded and no protests were filed.

Day 1 results have the 'Noles in a tight battle with the Tars. Miami rounds out the podium.

Another breeze-on day is forecast tomorrow, with a second round of racing scheduled.

Sunday, October 25:

Day two of the LVI was another awesome day for sailing in Winter Park, FL. A full second round was attempted; however, the cut-off time left us a set short. Six races were completed on the day for each division. Similar to the previous day, a light northerly (~10 kts) built steadily into the teens and brought some large gusts well into the twenty-knot range.

After fourteen races, the home team takes the win, followed by the Florida State Seminoles while Miami finishes third on the podium.

Thank you to all the competitors for supporting this year's event. Huge shout-out to all the Tars sailors who helped this one run smoothly.

Score summary

SchoolTeamABTOT
1RollinsTars314071
2Florida StateSeminoles365187
3U. MiamiHurricanes6936105
4JacksonvilleFins6459123
5JacksonvilleLady Fins5868126
6South FloridaBulls6785152
7Kings PointMariners9563158
8U of Central FloridaKnights8498182

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.

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