WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University sailing team had a successful weekend in three different races over the weekend, including a dominant first place finish in its own John Jackson ('03) Memorial Team Race. The Hoyas had a pair of teams racing in the Charleston Spring Coed Interconference that finished third and sixth in Charleston, South Carolina, as well seeing a 10th place finish in the Navy Spring Women's Regatta in Annapolis, Maryland.

John Jackson Memorial Team Race (March 9-10; Washington, D.C.)
The Blue & Gray showcased a dominant performance in the comfort of its own home at the John Jackson Memorial Team Race at Georgetown. With light winds hampering the races on Saturday and forcing the day to end earlier than expected, Sunday went much smoother despite more light winds earlier in the day. The regatta switched to a top six for round two on Sunday, which is where the Hoyas saw its only loss of the weekend to Boston College.
 
Georgetown went 11-1 (91.7 percent) in the regatta, with Navy placing second with an 8-4 record (66.7 percent). Andy Reiter (San Diego, Calif. / Point Loma), Sean Segerblom (Costa Mesa, Calif. / Newport Harbor) and William Logue (Cos Cob, Conn. / St. George's) served as the skippers and Haley Shea (Rye, N.Y. / Rye Country Day), Claire Mohun (San Francisco, Calif. / Convent of the Sacred Heart), Rebecca Fung (Rye, N.Y. / Rye) and Carolina Teare (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands / Antilles School) served as the crews.
 
The John Jackson Regatta is named after John T. Jackson ('03), a member of the Georgetown sailing team who passed away in a tragic accident a few months after graduation.
 
Results (top 5 of 8): 1. Georgetown (11-1); 2. Navy (8-4); 3. Old Dominion (7-5); 4. Boston College (7-5); 5. Boston University (5-7)
 
Georgetown Lineup:
Skippers: Andy Reiter, Sean Segerblom, William Logue
Crews: Haley Shea, Rebecca Fung, Claire Mohun, Caroline Teare
 
Charleston Spring Coed Interconference (March 9-10; Charleston, S.C.)
The Hoyas entered two teams in the Charleston Spring Coed Interconference over the weekend and saw beautiful weather on Saturday and the beginning of Sunday until after lunch, which consisted of choppy conditions and a strong current running against the breeze. GU's first team, Hoyas 1, placed third with 189 points, nine points behind second place finisher College of Charleston and three points ahead of Navy, and Hoyas 2 finished sixth place with 242 points
 
The A Division on Hoyas 1 consisted of Andrew Person (Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor) and Lucy Beimfohr (Short Hills, N.J. / Deerfield Academy) and its counterpart, the B Division, was represented by Gwynie Dunlevy (San Francisco, Calif. / Convent of the Sacred Heart) and Jack Hogan (Los Angeles, Calif. / Harvard-Westlake) and saw nine out of 11 top two finishes.
 
The A Division on Hoyas 2 was led by Marley Mais (Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor) and Hannah Hess (Inverness, Ill. / Loyola Academy) with Riley Kloc (Barrington, R.I. / Barrington) and Victoria Boatwright (Newport, R.I. / St. George's) in the B Division.
 
Results (top 5 of 18): 1. Jacksonville (152); 2. College of Charleston (180); 3. Georgetown (Hoyas 1) (189); 4. Navy (192); 5. College of Charleston (195); 6. Georgetown (Hoyas 2) (242)
 
Georgetown Lineup:
A Division (114 points): Andrew Person and Lucy Beimfohr (Hoyas 1); Marley Mais and Hannah Hess (Hoyas 2)
B Division (102 points): Gwynie Dunlevy and Jack Hogan (Hoyas 1); Riley Kloc and Victoria Boatwright (Hoyas 2)
 
Navy Spring Women's Regatta (March 9-10; Annapolis, Md.)
The Georgetown women's sailing team finished 10th out of 18 teams in the Navy Spring Women's Regatta hosted by Navy where the teams saw light breezes on Saturday and almost none on Sunday morning, causing a long delay to start the day. The Blue & Gray accumulated a total of 216 points, 29 points behind Harvard and 14 ahead of St. Mary's.
 
With 114 points, the A Division placed 11th and was led by Haddon Hughes (Houston, Texas / Episcopal) and Annabelle Ayer (Marblehead, Mass. / Middlesex). The B Division totaled 102 points with Carly Broussard (Newport, R.I. / Kentucky Country Day) and Olivia van den Born (Greenwich, Conn. / Choate Rosemary Hall) in control of the boat.
 
 
Results (top 5 of 18): 1. Yale (78); 2. College of Charleston (98); 3. MIT (111); 4. Cornell (139); 5. Hobart (161); 10. Georgetown (216)
 
Georgetown Lineup:
A Division: Haddon Hughes and Annabelle Ayer
B Division: Carly Broussard and Olivia van den Born