Reed Trophy, Women's New England Ch

Summary

Saturday, April 23:

A long, cold, and windy day at Bethel Point. Sailors, coaches, and the RC were pelted by driving rain, sleet, and some snow all day. The breeze started out of the South at 20 knots with nice waves and gradually shifted to the SE as the day progressed, ranging from 8-16 knots. 8 races were completed in each division. One protest was heard but was disallowed. All courses were W-4s.

A big thanks to Peter Johns for hearing the protest and Joe Henderson '10 and Jimmy Rohman '13 for running the shore logistics for the Polar Bears. Stu MacnNeil '08 moved marked all day and Ayaka Okawa '14 assisted on the RC boat.

Sunday, April 24:

Sunday brought sunshine at Bethel Point, and 2 races were sailed in A division in 2-5kts, before the breeze disappeared. Some rain showers moved through, but no more breeze came with them. Competitors waited until after 4pm, at which point the regatta was reluctantly called. Races 9A and 10A were dropped for lack of a matching B set.

Thanks to Billy Rohman '11 and Jimmy Rohman '13 for helping out on shore, and to Ayaka Okawa '14 for a second day in the RC boat. Stu McNeil '08 assisted on the water, and Ben Mende '13 helped as well. A big thanks to Katharine O'Brien for scoring remotely both days. Congratulations to BC, Connecticut College, Brown, Yale, Harvard, URI, and Coast Guard for qualifying for Nationals. Go NEISA!

Score summary

SchoolTeamABTOT
1Boston CollegeEagles165470
2Connecticut CollegeCamels462672
3BrownBears463177
4YaleBulldogs354681
5HarvardCrimson3369102
6Rhode IslandRams4558103
7Coast GuardBears5057107
8TuftsJumbos6645111
9VermontCatamounts6746113
10DartmouthBig Green7849127
11BowdoinPolar Bears6486150
12MITBeavers8174155
13Boston UniversityTerriers10389192
14BrandeisJudges111114225

Score history

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