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 |
The Fall Nationals Championships are just around the corner, and competition is heating up around the country. #4 Hobart and William Smith won the War Memorial regatta (MAISA), #1 Yale won the Victoria Coffee Urn Trophy (NEISA), #10 MIT won the Professor Schell Trophy (NEISA) and #3 Charleston won the SAISA Fall Coed regatta.
#12 George Washington University won the MAISA Women's Fall Dinghy Championship, hosted by SUNY Maritime College. The regatta, on the shores of the East River, was dictated by the breeze, or lack thereof. The 8 race event, therefor was a stressful one for MAISA teams hopeful of a berth to the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championships with only 7 available.
The Colonials of GWU were impressive, finishing in the top-3 in each of the two divisions, including a B-Division victory by Riley Legault ‘19 and Andreea Rainey-Pace ‘20 with 11 total points after 4 races sailed.
***Agerup and Konys are the NEISA Women’s Sailors of the Week***
***Williford and McElvain are the NEISA Sailors of the Week***