ICSA News

In one of the most impressive showing this season, Hobart and William Smith Colleges dominated Sunday to win the America Trophy/ MAISA Conference Championship, hosted at Cornell University. Cayuga Lake presented a home-like advantage for the neighboring HWS sailors. With no races outside the top-3 on Sunday, Freshman Hector Guzman with Maya Weber (‘20) and Adam Schafer (‘17), won B-Division by a whopping 22 points after 15 races. The standout performance from the B-Division team in conjunction with a well sailed regatta from Greiner Hobbs (‘18) and Anna Flaherty (‘20)  sealed the deal for MAISA’s newest champion. If Guzman and company can replicate that effort in Charleston, the HWS team is a legitimate contender to take down the perennial favorite, Yale. 

The #7 Stanford Cardinal won the PCCSC Championship decisively with 66 total points. A committee won A-Division for Stanford with Will La Dow (‘18), Reinier Eenkema Van Dijk (‘17) and William Marshall (‘19) all taking turns on the tiller with John Cannistraro (‘17) and Cassie Obel (‘19) in the front of the boat.

Behind an impressive scoreline, the Washington Huskies won the NWICSA Coed Championship with 20 total points after 12 races. The effort undoubtedly resulted in a win in both A and B division.

The Northwestern University Wildcats cap an impressive season with a MCSA Team Race Championship win.  Their 16-2 record was enough to edge University of Wisconsin (13-5), who took second and the last spot MCSA offers to Team Race Nationals.

Registration is open for qualified teams for the 2017 College Sailing Nationals Championships in Charleston, South Carolina.

Visit http://2017nationals.collegesailing.org for all the details.

2017 All NEISA Team

We are pleased to announce the participation of ICSA in the 2017 British University Sailing Association (BUSA) Tour and the LaserPerformance Collegiate Cup. The BUSA Tour is a bi-annual event pitting the best of ICSA against the best of BUSA in a tour style format that includes matches in Lasers, 2-person dinghies, and keelboats in Team Racing and Match Racing formats. The Tour has its roots all the way back to its inception in 1957 and has an incredible history of some of sailing’s best competing ever since.

Women's Conference Championships in both MAISA and NEISA
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MCSA and SEISA Coed Champs and NWICSA Team Racing headlines the coed weekend
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Forsberg wins the 2017 NEISA Leadership Award

2017 Women's All NEISA Team