Navy Spring Women's

HostNavy
DateMarch 12-13, 2016
TypeNOT ALLOWED Interconference Regatta
BoatZ420
Scoring2 Divisions

Summary

Saturday, March 12:

Competitors arrived to a pleasant yet overcast day in Annapolis. After the competitors meeting, there was a light Southeasterly breeze in the river and the fleet left the dock. Unfortunately, the wind that was there died quickly and, after waiting for a bit on the water, everyone returned to shore. We waited around until 3:30 for the wind to fill and then the competitors were treated to a fantastic complimentary cookout hosted by the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron. The wind still didn't fill and racing was called for the day at 4 PM.

Sunday, March 13:

On Sunday, the water was glass again, so the fleet was postponed ashore in the morning. At around 1230, a light northeasterly breeze filled in and the RC, led by Juliet Thompson quickly set a course the Severn River. The cross river breeze was very shifty, but it built steadily throughout the afternoon. We were able to get 5 races off per division before the 3 PM cutoff. Congratulations to Yale for winning the 2016 Navy Spring Women's Regatta.

Score summary

	School	Team	A	B	TOT
1	Yale University	Bulldogs	22	20	42
2	Georgetown University	Hoyas	23	30	53
3	Boston University	Terriers	44	16	60
4	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Seahawks	33	37	70
5	College of Charleston	Cougars	33	44	77
6	Hobart and William Smith Colleges	Statesmen	26	54	80
7	University of Vermont	Catamounts	52	29	81
8	University of Wisconsin	Badgers	45	43	88
9	Fordham University	Rams	51	47	98
10	George Washington University	Colonials	50	50	100
11	Brown University	Bears	48	59	107
12	Connecticut College	Camels	46	64	110
13	Harvard University	Crimson	66	48	114
14	U. S. Naval Academy	Midshipmen	52	68	120
15	University of South Florida	Bulls	76	47	123
16	Eckerd College	Tritons	67	66	133
17	Old Dominion University	Monarchs	65	72	137
18	Roger Williams University	Hawks	73	74	147
19	University of Michigan	Wolverines	79	82	161

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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