Phebe Corkran King Women's Regatta

Summary

Saturday, February 23:

The morning started with temps in the mid 60's and breeze out of the North East at 5-8 mph. We decided to sail out in the river in front of the Yorktown. The outgoing tide was with the wind making the beats challenging but also kept sailors off the line so we had no OCS's for the first two sets of A and B races. Right around noon we saw the breeze shut off and although 3 boats had managed to make it around the windward mark in 4B we decided to cancel and head in for a lunch break.

The breeze filled again out of the East this time which set up nice racing conditions on Crab Bank which is one of our favorite spots to sail. The fleet rode the outgoing tide to get there and we were able to finish the rotation around 5PM which allows for a relaxing Sunday for all the teams. Congratulations go out to the George Washington Colonials who posted a dominant performance in A division by Riley Legault and Alexandra Fayer and strong third place in B Division by Aitana Mendiguren and Sarah Noyes, to win this year's Phebe Corkran King Memorial. Stanford finished the event in second for a second year in a row followed by the hosts, CofC who's sailors, Marian Willams and Elizabeth Mignon won B Division honors.

Thank you to all the teams that joined us this year. We were happy to get in a full day of racing given the difficult conditions forecast for Sunday but also hope for a larger event next year. It's a great time of year to race in Charleston!

Sunday, February 24:

Did we race on this day? I do not recall. Maybe ask Kevin:/

Score summary

SchoolTeamABTOT
1George WashingtonColonials193958
2StanfordCardinal343367
3CharlestonCougars572481
4JacksonvilleFins424890
5TulaneGreen Wave356499
6Old DominionMonarchs6657123
7MichiganWolverines4683129
8EckerdTritons7060130
9U. MiamiHurricanes8447131
10GeorgiaBulldogs9795192

Score history

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