October 29, 2004
WASHINGTON, D.C.? Apart from the ICSA Men's Singlehanded championship, the Georgetown Sailing Team competed in five other regattas over the weekend of October 23-24. The team competed in the ICSA Women?s Singlehanded National Championship, the MAISA Freshman Championship, the MAISA Sloop Championship, the KP Dinghy, and the Stu Nelson Women?s Regatta.
At the ICSA Women?s Singlehanded National Championship held in Wayzata, Mn., Georgetown?s Cordo Carraher (Oxford, Md./ St. Andrew's School) finished 10th with 152 points.
At the MAISA Freshman Championship held at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Georgetown placed first with 93 points. The Hoya Freshmen dominated this event from start to finish showing that Georgetown has the best recruiting class in MAISA once again. Both the A and B division teams finished first. Chris Behm (Hampton, Va./ Hampton Roads Academy) and Blaire Herron (Coronado, Calif./Coronado High School) sailed in the A division and finished with 53 points winning by 15 points and winning 9 of the 15 races. Zach Kavanaugh (Dartmouth, Mass./Dartmouth High School) and Leigh Fogwell (Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich High School) sailed in the B division and finished with 40 points, winning their division by 30 points. With the spectacular finish, the team qualified for the Atlantic Coast Freshman championship, held at Navy on November 6-7.
MAISA Freshman Championship @ Cornell
A div. 1st w/ 53 points Chris Behm / Blaire Herron
B div. 1st w/ 40 points Zack Kavanaugh / Leigh Fogwell
Overall
1. Georgetown 93
2. HWS 153
3. Navy 154
4. KP 192
5. St. Mary's 193
6. Columbia 208
7. Washington College 224
8. Fordham 271
9. NY Maritime 279
10. Queen's 285
11. ODU 287
12. Cornell 288
13. Ocean County 340
14. Stevens 448
15. Webb 484
16. Skidmore 544
At the MAISA Sloop Championship held at Navy, the Georgetown team, skippered by Ed duMoulin (Larchmont, N.Y./ Mamaroneck) and crewed by Steve Streit (Stanford, Conn./ Greenwich), Seamus Kraft (Marblehead, Mass./ Marblehead), and Barbara Hall (Marion, Mass./ Tabor Academy), placed sixth of 10 teams. Despite good races, the team hadn?t sailed a J24 before the Regatta, hurting their overall finish.
MAISA Sloop Championship @ Navy
Georgetown Team:
Skipper- Ed duMoulin
Crew - Steve Streit, Seamus Kraft, Barbara Hall
Overall
1. Kings Point 32
2. Navy 34
3. ODU 34
4. Hobart 42
5. St. Mary 49
6. Georgetown 50
7. NY Maritime 54
8. Cornell 62
9. Wash. College 67
10. Loyola 71
Georgetown also placed sixth at the KP Dinghy Open held at Kings Point. The A division team of Kyle Bergeron (Wellesley, Mass./ Belmont Hill) and Kelly Lanzara (Great Falls, Va./ Bishop O'Connell) placed fourth with 68 points while the B division team of Dan Esdorn (Rye, N.Y./ Rye High School) and Libby Perkowski (New York, N.Y./ Phillips Academy) placed fifth with 79 points.
KP Dinghy Open @ Kings Point
A div. 4th w/ 68 points Kyle Bergeron / Kelly Lanzara
B div. 5th w/ 79 points Dan Esdorn / Libby Perkowski
Overall
1. NAVY 115
2. U/ PENN 121
3. OCEAN COUNTY 121
4. KINGS POINT WHITE 129
5. KINGS POINT BLUE 129
6. GEORGETOWN 147
7. HOBART/WILLIAM SMITH 169
8. QUEENS 214
9. CORNELL 245
10. VIRGINIA TECH 282
11. NY MARITIME 296
12. MARYLAND 314
13. ARMY 325
14. WEBB 334
At the Stu Nelson Women?s Regatta held at Connecticut College, the Hoyas struggled against the other teams, placing 15th. With the starting skippers at other meets, this meet provided experience for Caroline LaMotte (Oxford, Md./ The Hotchkiss School), Megan Melican (Ann Arbor, Mich./ The Hotchkiss School), Jess Stewart (Toms River, N.J./ Toms River South), and Katherine Wade (Pensacola, Fl./ Pensacola).
Stu Nelson Women's @ Connecticut College
A div. 14th w/ 173 points Caroline LaMotte / Megan Melican
B div. 15th w/ 174 points Jess Stewart / Katherine Wade
1. Boston College 162
2. Dartmouth 168
3. Conn College 169
4. Yale 182
5. Navy 185
6. St Mary's 190
7. Boston University 232
8. South Florida 265
9. Vermont 268
10. Coast Guard 271
11. Brown 271
12. Tufts 273
13. Harvard 281
14. Bowdoin 346
15. Georgetown 347
This weekend, October 30-31 the Hoyas will be competing in one event.