StFYC Interconference

HostStanford
DateMarch 30-31, 2013
TypeNOT ALLOWED Interconference Regatta
BoatFJ
Scoring2 Divisions

Summary

Saturday, March 30:

Racing for the StFYC Interconference began just after 1100h on Saturday March 30, 2013. Breeze started at 7 knots from 260° and clocked right to 300°. Two A Division and two B Division races were sailed in the clocking breeze with the B Division sailing in cross course current by the end of Race 2. Breeze died for 15 minutes and built back from the prevailing angle of 240°. It was shifty and puffy with gusts up to 25 knots and as low as 8 knots, going through big shift cycles. Sailing was tricky and the best teams identified the switching tide and wind shifts and put the two together for net gain. Overall it was a nice day of sailing with six races for both divisions completed. Sailing resumes tomorrow at 1000h with rain and breeze forecasted. Special thanks to Danielle Richards, Mike Segerblom, Regatta Chair Russ Silvestri, PRO Robbie Dean, Protest Chair Grant Baldwin, and the rest of the Race Committee team.

Sunday, March 31:

Day two of the StFYC Interconference started with calm air and sunshine. After visiting the StFYC Easter Petting Zoo and face painting station the teams sailed out for racing in front of the clubhouse at 1100h, with breeze at 120° at 7 knots. The first set for A Div was fluky with the second race ending up becalmed just after the first few finishers crossed the line. It was a tough one but it was in the bag. The sailors rotated to B Div but had to wait for breeze in the cove venue. With Bob Billingham and team at the top mark and Russ Silvestri and team on the gate marks the RC got everything re-set in good order. The wind built out of 270° at 5 knots and stayed there for the rest of the day. A few left shifts and squalls left the sailors dealing with some challenges. Overall it was a great weekend of sailing. Congratulations to the University of Washington Women’s Team and the Stanford Cardinal co-ed for winning their respective divisions. Special thanks to Regatta Chair Russ Silvestri, Protest Chair Grant Baldwin, PRO Robbie Dean, Mike Segerblom, Danielle Richards, Scorer Jessica Barhydt, and to StFYC for putting on a fantastic regatta.

Score summary

		School	Team	A	P	B	P	TOT
	1	Stanford University	Cardinal	38		30		68
	2	University of Washington	Huskies	45		50		95
	3	California State University Long Beach	49ers	52		61		113
	4	Eckerd College	Tritons	58		65		123
	5	University of California at Santa Barbara	Gauchos	83		43		126
	6	University of California at Irvine	Anteaters	87		71		158
	7	University of Washington	Husky Women	79		98		177
	8	California Maritime Academy	Keelhaulers	116		67		183
	9	University of Southern California	Trojans	55		133		188
	10	Santa Clara University	Broncos	85		119		204
	11	Oregon State University	Beavers	113		101		214
	12	University of California at Berkeley	Golden Bears	104		116		220
	13	University of California at San Diego	Tritons	121		132		253
	14	University of Hawaii	Rainbow Wahine	142		123		265
	15	University of Texas	Longhorns	166		114		280
*	16	University of Hawaii	Rainbows	144		138		282
*	17	University of California at Los Angeles	Bruins	149		133		282
	18	Western Washington University	Vikings 1	164	MRP	119	MRP	283
	19	Western Washington University	Vikings 2	151		143		294
	20	California State University Monterey Bay	Otters	152		162		314
	21	University of Oregon	Women's	180		175		355
	22	University of Colorado at Boulder	Buffaloes	157		206		363
	23	Portland State University	Vikings	206		169		375
	24	University of Puget Sound	Loggers	143		238		381
	25	University of Oregon	Ducks	230		179		409
	26	University of California at Santa Cruz	Banana Slug's	158		252		410
	27	University of California at Davis	Aggies	252		252		504

Sym.	Explanation
*	Head-to-head tiebreaker

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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