12/16/2004
WASHINGTON, D.C.?Georgetown sailing finished up their fall season ranked 12th in Coed sailing and ninth in Women's. The Hoyas placed second at the War Memorial over the weekend of October 30-31, as well as second at the MAISA Fall Women?s Championship held at Georgetown over November 6-7. The Hoyas also placed third at the Atlantic Coast Freshman Championship held at Navy on November 6 and 7. Over the weekend of November 13 and 14, the Hoyas competed in the North/South Intersectional at UC Santa Barbara, the Atlantic Coast Coed Championship at MIT, the Atlantic Coast Women?s Championship at College of Charleston, as well as the Atlantic Coast Dinghy tournament at Georgetown. For the final match of the fall season, the team competed in the SAISA/MAISA over the weekend of November 20-21 held at the College of Charleston.
At the War Memorial Regatta held at Navy on October 30 and 31, the Hoyas finished second of 18 teams. The highlight for the Hoyas was in A division where Andrew Campbell (San Diego, Calif./ The Bishops School) and freshman Blaire Herron (Coronado, Calif./ Coronado High School) finished first. The second place finish overall gives the Hoyas the #3 schedule for 2005.
At the MAISA Fall Women?s Championship held at Georgetown over November 6-7, Hoyas placed second of 14 teams. The highlight for the Hoyas was B division where freshman Blaire Herron and senior Dorothee Bergin (Wellesley, Mass./ Wellesley) dominated their fleet en route to a 13 point win. This was the first time that the Hoyas were able to host the MAISA Women?s championship.
The Hoyas also competed at the Atlantic Coast Freshman Championship held at Navy on November 6-7, where they placed third of 16 teams. The third place finish for the Hoya freshmen was very impressive. At this intersectional, the sailing team was coached by alumni Tyler Haskell ?04 and Curtis Flood ?02.
On November 13 and 14, Georgetown traveled to UC Santa Barbara for the North South Intersectional, where they placed fifth. The Hoyas traveled out west to compete against the best schools on the pacific coast. In the four division competition, the highlight for the Hoyas was again Andrew Campbell who along with crew Caroline LaMotte (Oxford, Md./ The Hotchkiss School) won the A division. Thanks to Brian Bissell ?02 for coaching this event.
At the Atlantic Coast Coed Championship held at MIT over November 13 and 14, the Hoyas placed 17th. The Hoya coed team struggled mightily on the Charles as conditions were quite tricky and the Hoyas tried hard but were hurt by some double digit finishes. Thanks to Ryan Costello ?01 for coaching the event and to John Camera ?01 for providing housing.
At the Women?s Atlantic Coast Championship held on November 13-14 at College of Charleston, The Hoya women ended their year on a strong note, placing fifth of 17 teams. Freshman Blaire Herron continues to impress with her great finishes.
The Atlantic Coast Dinghy Tournament was held at Georgetown on November 13-14 for the first time and it was a successful event. The highlight for the Hoyas was in B division where the Hoyas won four of the last five races en route to 2nd place in the division.
The Hoyas finished up the fall season with a good showing at SAISA\MAISA held at the College of Charleston where the team finished sixth. There was no wind on Sunday so the scores were very close. Sophomores JB Turney (Winnetka, Ill./ Lake Forest Academy) and Emily Siguler (Conway, Mass./ Hotchkiss) finished only one point out of 1st in A.
The Hoyas next regatta is January 8-9 at USC for the Rose Bowl Regatta.
The Hoyas are looking forward to a strong spring season in their quest to qualify for the Spring 05 National Championships in Austin, TX. Junior Andrew Campbell who finished the fall season undefeated in both dinghy?s and lasers will hopefully continue to sail at such a high level. The women?s team will get much stronger with the return of All-American Derby Anderson (Annapolis, Md./ The Key School) and Jackie Schmitz (McLean, Va./ Holton Arms) who spent the fall season abroad in Europe.
War Memorial Regatta @ Navy
A div. 1st w/ 73 points Andrew Campbell / Blaire Herron
B div. 3rd w/ 96 points Steve Streit / Emily Siguler, Chris Behm / Barbara Hall
1. ST MARY'S 85 71 156
2. GEORGETOWN 73 96 169
3. YALE 83 117 200
4. HOBART W/S 86 145 231
5. OLD DOMINION 98 141 239
6. KINGS POINT 135 118 253
7. NAVY 154 113 267
8. CHARLESTON 157 122 279
9. WASHINGTON COLLEGE 191 92 283
10. COLUMBIA 169 180 349
11. NY MARITIME 185 208 393
12. HAMPTON 232 204 436
13. MARYLAND 253 195 448
14. CORNELL 198 255 453
15. QUEEN'S 227 230 457
16. FORDHAM 229 243 472
17. OCEAN COUNTY 249 250 499
18. PRINCETON 261 298 559
MAISA Women?s @ Georgetown
A div. 4th w/ 61 points Cordo Carraher / Megan O??Neill
B div. 1st w/ 23 points Blaire Herron / Dorothee Bergin
1. Navy 47 36 83
2. Georgetown 61 23 84
3. Old Dominion 25 76 101
4. St. Mary's 43 71 114
5. Cornell 105 47 152
6. Columbia 65 95 160
7. Hobart/William Smith 91 71 162
8. Loyola 105 84 189
9. Washington College 112 91 203
10. Maryland 101 105 206
11. Kings Point 81 141 222
12. Fordham 123 119 242
13. UMBC 141 147 288
14. Salisbury 160 168 328
Freshman Atlantic Coast Championships @ Navy
A div. 4th w/ 105 points Chris Behm / Leigh Fogwell
B div. 6th w/ 117 points Zack Kavanaugh / Liz Rapp
1. Boston College 92 81 173
2. Dartmouth 77 120 197
3. Georgetown 105 117 222
4. Navy 87 140 227
5. Hobart W/S 130 107 237
6. Conn. College 151 93 244
7. Coast Guard Academy 109 138 247
8. Kings Point 142 109 251
9. Bowdoin 132 128 260
10. Brown 146 134 280
11. Boston University 173 112 285
12. St Marys 134 167 301
13. Tufts 155 150 305
14. Washington College 163 165 328
15. Columbia 164 178 342
16. Fordham 220 238 458
North/South @ UC Santa Barbara
A div. 1st w/ 16 points Andrew Campbell / Caroline LaMotte
B div.6th w/ 43 points Chris Behm/ Barbara Hall
C div. 5th w/ 38 points Langdon Mitchell
D div. 7th w/ 44 points JB Turney
1. Hawaii 30 11 32 28 101
2. Stanford 25 33 18 28 104
3. USC 21 31 25 29 106
4. UC Irvine 28 18 39 25 110
5. Georgetown 16 43 38 44 141
6. Univ. Washington 66 50 17 21 154
7. UC Santa Barbara 31 44 55 34 164
8. UC San Diego 62 37 76 90 265
9. UC Berkeley 67 67 70 63 267
10. UCLA 81 74 81 58 294
11. Portland State 68 89 41 102 300
12. Cal Maritime 94 81 58 68 301
13. UC Santa Cruz 75 68 107 107 357
14. CSU Monterey Bay 86 95 126 126 433
15. San Jose State 108 108 126 126 468
16. Orange Coast College 113 109 126 126 474
17. Univ. Michigan 109 118 126 126 479
Coed ACC?s @ MIT
A div. 14th w/ 221 points Steve Streit / Emilie Bogrand
B div. 16th w/ 225 points Ed duMoulin / Julia Graham
1. Brown University 105 113 218
2. Harvard University 136 108 244
3. Yale University 79 170 249
4. Hobart/ Wm Smith Col 147 119 266
5. Dartmouth College 95 176 271
6. MIT 124 163 287
7. Boston College 181 117 298
8. Tufts University 157 154 311
9. St. Mary's College 147 167 314
10. Univ South Florida 167 186 353
11. Roger Williams Univ 188 179 367
12. US Naval Academy 224 143 367
13. Old Dominion Univ 224 191 415
14. USMMA at Kings Point 184 238 422
15. Eckerd College 240 193 433
16. Washington College 214 226 440
17. Georgetown Univ. 221 225 446
18. Col. of Charleston 246 210 456
Women?s Atlantic Coast Championship @ College of Charleston
A div. 11th w/ 145 points Cordo Carraher / Megan O?Neill
B div. 5th w/ 107 points Blaire Herron / Dorothee Bergin
1 Charleston 105
2 Yale 132
3 Brown 161
4 Boston College 173
5 St. Mary's 212
6 Harvard 213
7 ODU 219
8 Dartmouth 252
9 Georgetown 252
10 Navy 269
11 Eckerd 275
12 Tufts 281
13 South Florida 307
14 Connecticut College 314
15 Hobart /WmSmith 358
16 Cornell 366
17 Washington College 402
Atlantic Coast Dinghy Tournament @ Georgetown
A div. 10th w/ 107 points Kyle Bergeron / Kelly Lanzara
B div. 2nd w/ 55 points Berry Kurland / Libby Perkowski, Emily Siguler
1. Coast Guard Academy 46 78 124
2. Mass Maritime 69 68 137
3. Columbia University 62 83 145
4. Boston University 99 47 146
5. Georgetown University 107 55 162
6. U of Vermont 97 66 163
7. Fordham University 80 97 177
8. U of New Hampshire 100 100 200
9. U of Maryland 112 99 211
10. New York Maritime 147 68 215
11. Bowdoin College 111 126 237
12. U of Florida 83 156 239
13. Bates 130 135 265
14. The Citadel 97 180 277
15. Ocean County College 145 139 284
16. Queens University 152 136 288
SAISA/MAISA @ College of Charleston
A div. 2nd w/ 23 points JB Turney / Emily Siguler
B div. 7th w/ 51 points Seamus Kraft / Leigh Fogwell
1. Charleston 23 12 35
2. Washington College 23 13 36
3. U/ Penn 22 28 50
4. Charleston JV 31 21 52
5. Eckerd 26 27 53
6. Georgetown 23 51 74
7. Citadel 35 52 87
8. ODU 50 47 97
9. USF 51 67 118
10. Ocean County 68 60 128
11. CNU 79 52 131
12. Florida 72 78 150
13. UMBC 81 69 150
14. Rollins 86 75 161
15. Salisbury 80 88 168
16. Georgia Tech 87 82 169
17. NC State 81 97 178
