SEISA Racing Schedule
Spring 2023 Final Rankings
Issued December 08, 2023
# | School | Pts | Prev. Rank | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Harvard | 3 | |||
Brown | 6 | |||
Dartmouth | 4 | |||
Coast Guard Academy | 9 | |||
Yale | 1 | |||
Stanford | 5 | |||
Roger Williams | 2 | |||
Georgetown | 8 | |||
MIT | 15 | |||
Charleston | 13 |
# | School | Pts | Prev. Rank | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Stanford | 1 | |||
Yale | 2 | |||
Boston College | 5 | |||
Cornell | 8 | |||
Harvard | 4 | |||
Dartmouth | 6 | |||
Brown | 3 | |||
MIT | 10 | |||
Charleston | 12 | |||
Georgetown | 13 |
As the fall regular season winds down, teams across the country are gearing up for the College Sailing Match Race National Championship and the Open and Women’s Singlehanded National Championships.
The College Sailing Match Race National Championship for the Cornelius Shields Sr. Trophy will be hosted by the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina November 3-5. Charleston last hosted the Match Race Nationals in 2017. Racing is slated for Friday through Sunday with a time limit of 4:30 pm (ET) on Sunday. The race course will be next to the USS Yorktown with views of the iconic Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge.
*** McGranahan, Marlo, Callahan, and Leehealey are the NEISA Open Sailors of the Week ***
*** Nicolosi and Moeder are the NEISA Women's Sailors of the Week ***
*** Callahan, Leehealy, Pesce are the Open Sailor of the Week ***
*** Cowles, Sykes and Grimes are the Women's Sailors ofthe Week ***
A full weekend of blustery westerly breeze on the Severn River greeted sailors to the 2023 Atlantic Coast Tournament where the University of Miami Hurricanes surged on Sunday morning with low scores to overcome four MAISA and PCCSC teams to secure first place for the overall regatta. Congratulations to Atlee Kohl (Jr., St. Croix, USVI), Natalie Elder (Jr., Newton, MA), Magnus Weissenberger (Jr., Villanova, PA), Aiden Dennis (Jr., Kemah, TX), Ana Stewart (Fr., Minnetonka, MN), and Dom Canonico (Sr., Tampa, FL) for winning the ACT and earning SAISA Open Sailors of the Week for Week 6, Fall 2023.
Facing fierce competition at the 2023 Yale Women's Regatta, the College of Charleston Women stepped up to the task as the Cougars' A-Division finished six of the twelve races on the podium against the deepest women's field in the country, completing the event in fourth overall after losing a tiebreak. Sailing A-Division for the 7th ranked College of Charleston was skipper Emma Tallman (Sr., Torrance, CA), Clara Murphy (Fr., Norfolk, VA), and Rowan Schanley (Sr., Manchester, MA), earning SAISA Women's Sailors of the Week for Week 6, Fall 2023.