10/17/2003
The Georgetown University Sailing Team competed in 10 regattas over the last three
weekends. The results were as follows:
Tom Curtis Regatta @ Georgetown
A div. 2nd w/ 32 points Tyler Haskell / Emilie Lincoln, Bill Jorch / Gabi Maguire
B div. 1st w/ 35 points Thatcher Spring / Chris Harvey, Derek Webster/Colleen Hehir
Overall:
TOT
1. St. Mary's 65
2. Georgetown 67
3. Old Dominion 108
4. Navy 114
5. Kings Point 159
6. Maryland 160
7. Loyola 167
8. Hampton 172
9. Christopher Newport 175
10. George Washington 222
11. Washington College 224
12. NY Maritime 239
13. Cornell 248
14. Princeton 282
15. Virginia 300
16. Fordham 323
17. Salisbury 337
18. UMBC 418
For the first time in five years the Hoyas did not win the Tom Curtis Regatta. The
competition was very good and the Hoyas had their best sailors out on the 1st day and took a commanding lead. The lead slipped on the second day when the team subsituted in some sailors and St. Mary's had their best sailor in B division. It came down to the last race and was exciting to watch.
MAISA Women's Singlehanded Championship @ Navy 33 boats
5. Eliza Ryan 172
14. Katie Zaleski 306
17. Jessica Stewart 324
20. Jackie Schmitz 369
The top three make it the National Championships and Eliza Ryan came close but couldn't get enough good races to break into the top 3.
Navy Fall Womens
A div.8th w/ 128 points Eliza Ryan / Gabi Maguire
B div. 5th w/ 83 points Derby Anderson / Dorothee Bergin
C div. 6th w/ 102 points Katie Zaleski, Jessica Stewart
1. Dartmouth 244
2. Charleston 251
3. Navy 267
4. Brown 270
5. Stanford 271
6. Old Dominion 286
7. Eckerd 298
8. Georgetown 313
9. St Marys 329
10. Hobart / William Smith 375
11. Yale 442
12. Queens 470
13. USF 482
14. Vermont 545
15. Maryland 576
16. Miami / Ohio
The lady Hoyas sailed well but were inconsistent on the first day of racing. Derby Anderson and Dorothee Bergin sailed quite well on Sunday and ended up very close to 1st in B.
Hap Moore Team Race Regatta @ Coast Guard Academy
Georgeotwn Sailors
Bill Jorch / Barbara Hall
Tyler Haskell / Emilie Lincoln
Thatcher Spring / Chris Harvey
Overall
1. Dartmouth 14-5
2. Georgetown 13-6
3. Harvard 13-6
4. Tufts 12-7
5. Yale 9-10
6. BC 6-13
7. Brown 11-7
8. Connecticut 6-12
9. St. Mary's 6-12
10. Coast Guard 3-15
The second place finish by the Hoyas was quite good. They battled back on Sunday and nearly won. They easliy beat Dartmouth and Harvard twice each in the championship round.
Hobart William Smith Intersectional @ Hobart
A div. 9th w/ 72 points Steve Streit / Megan O'Neill
B div. 9th w/ 71points Derek Webster / Kelly Lanzara
Overall
1. Hobart/WmSmith 23
2. Navy 70
3. St. Mary's 76
4. Kings Point 89
5. ODU 99
6. Washington College 100
7. Boston University 127
8. Cornell 135
9. Mass Maritime 141
10. Georgetown 143
11. Providence 147
12. Salve Regina 170
13. CNU 193
14. Northwestern 205
15. NY Maritime 208
16. Citadel 272
Storm Trysail Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta @ Kings Points
Skipper: Ed duMoulin
Crew: Berry Kurland, Phil Carroll, Dan Culley, Trey Lord, Seamus Kraft, Dan Esdorn, Dan Johnston
Overall:
1. Georgetown 15
2. US Naval Academy 18
3. U. of Michigan 24
4. USMMA 28
5. SUNY Maritime 30
6. Middlebury 46.5
7. Duke 49.5
8. U. of Western Michigan 50
9. Webb Institute 56
10. Cornell 69
This is the only Offshore (big boat) regatta the team competes in. Sailing in Express 37's the Hoyas beat the top teams from all the academies in route to the victory. Rich duMoulin, father of Ed '06, let the team use his boat and also housed the team for the weekend.
St. Mary' Open
A div. 1st w/ 69 points Bill Jorch / Kati Ferriss, Dorothee Bergin
B div. 3rd w/ 82 points Kyle Bergeron / Chris King
Overall
A division = 17 races
B division = 17 races
A B TOT
1. Hobart/WmSmith 130
2. Georgetown 151
3. St. Mary's 1 173
4. Maryland 193
5. Navy 211
6. Old Dominion 211
7. Washington Coll 216
8. St. Mary's 2 237
9. UMBC 323
10. Hampton 382
11. Queen's 385
12. Christopher Newport 385
13. Loyola 398
14. U/Penn 421
15. Cornell 486
16. George Washington 493
17. Virginia 499
18. Salisbury 522
Both divisions sailed quite well. Bill Jorch did a great job in A division against a good
fleet in tough conditions.
MAISA Regatta @ Georgetown
A div. 1st w/ 17 points Dan Esdorn/ Jen Miller
B div. 1st w/ 10 points Caroline LaMotte / Clare Starshak
Overall
1. Georgetown 27
2. Ocean County 45
3. Maryland 54
4. Loyola 72
5. Webb 76
6. SUNY 80
7. Columbia 81
8. Fordham 82
9. Cornell 93
10. Drexel 99
11. Princeton 106
12. UMBC 121
The Hoyas had an easy time at this regatta and won a number of races in each division. It was the first college regatta for all the sailors.
Laser Qualifiers South @ Navy 20 Sailors
Georgetown Sailors
4. Derek Webster 146
7. Langdon Mitchell 156
10. J.B. Turney 182
11. Steve Streit 198
The top 3 qualified for the MAISA Singlehanded championship. Derek Webster missed by just a few points.
This weekend the Hoyas will compete in two regattas:
Navy Fall Intersectional
Washington College Regatta
