the Tell Tale
Newsletter of the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association
Volume 66, Number 7 December 2012
Wisconsin Team Race
Wisconsin
November 3-4, 2012
420
A full Round Robin was not completed. The races not sailed are indicated below:
WisconsinMinnesotaNWMarquetteWisconsin Minnesota NW Purdue
Red Maroon Purple Pink Gold Wild Cats
WisconsinRace 23WRace 18 W L Race 26 W
Red
MinnesotaLW L L Race 19 Race28
Maroon
NWLWL Race 24 Race 27 L Race 20
Purple
MarquetteLW Race 21 L L Race 25
WisconsinLW L L L
Pink
MinnesotaWWW W W
Gold
NWWW W Race 22 W
Wildcats
PurdueL W L
TeamWins
Minnesota Gold5
Northwestern Wildcats4
Wisconsin Red3
Marquette1
Minnesota Maroon1
NW Purple1
Purdue1
Wisconsin Pink1
Northwestern Wildcats
SkippersCrews
Jacob Bruce ’16 3,6, 11,16 Noah Aldonas ’13 3,6,11,16
Travis Cottle ’15 3,6,11,16 Zack Bannon ’14 3,6,11,16
Michael Cornew ’13 3,6,11,16 Megan McEvily ’14 3,6,11,16
Northwestern Purple
Marius Malkevicius ’13 1,6,10,15 Laura Holman ’13 1,6,10,15
Spence Powell ‘ 13 1 Molly Conroy ’13 1,6,10,15
Bobby Johnston ’15 6,10,15 Lily Allen ’16 1,6,10,15
John Hodges ’13 1,6,10,15
Marquette
Davis Dolson ’14 3,7,12,15 Will Lane ’15 3,7,12,15
Patrick Farrell ’13 3,7,12,15 Stephen Anthony ’15 3,7,12,15
Courtney Kronschnabel ’14 3,7,12,15 Kathleen Schneider ’14 3,7,12,15
Wisconsin Red
Phil Morley ‘ 13 1,5,8,13 Katie Hall ’16 1,8
Connor Trepton ’15 1,8,11,13 Arielle Henderson ’13 1,8,11,13
John Kinzel ’14 1,8,11,13 Juliana Montero ’13 1,8,11,13
Wisconsin Pink
Whitney Kent ’15 4,8,11,14,17 Kristen Reeser ’14 4,8,11,14,17
Peter Lewis ‘ 14 4,8,11 Caya McFalls ’16 4,8,11,14,17
Molly Sitter ’15 14, 17 Virginia Debbink ’16 4,8,11,14,17
Ian Norman ’16 4,8,11,14,17
Purdue
Grant Pollock ’16 4,9,13,16 Chris Charleson ’12 4,9,13,16
Phil Holt ‘14 4,9,13,16Maria Krutikova ’16 4,9,13,16
Brian Rosensteel ‘12 4,9,13,16Jean Ruggiero ’14 4,9,13,16
Minnesota Gold
Ryan Grosh ’14 2,7,10,14,17 Paige Boegerman ’14 2,7,10,14,17
Emily Oltrogge ‘15 2,7,10,14,17Allison Forbes ’14 2,7,10,14,17
Drake Lundeen ’14 2,7,10,14 ,17 Sarah Ellis ’14 2,7,10,14,17
Minnesota Maroon
Aaron Martinson ‘14 2,7,10,14Graham Ambrose ’16 2,7, 14
Jessie Olson ‘15 2,7,10,14Lindsey Puccio ’16 2,7,10
Teresa Westin ’16 2,7,10,14 Madeline Hoover ’14 7,10,14
Emily Johnson ’16 2,10,14
LP/ICSA Men's Singlehanded Nationals
Southern Cal
November 2-4, 2012
Laser
Friday, November 2:
The top 18 men and 18 women singlehanded college sailors from around the country descended upon sunny Southern California and started sailing today in the 2012 LaserPerformance Sailboats/ Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Singlehanded Nationals off of the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier in Long Beach, CA.
After a brief delay waiting for wind racing got underway in a nice southerly sea breeze ranging from 4 to 10 knots. Erika Reineke of Boston College and Chris Barnard of Georgetown Sailing got off to a quick start and are leading the regatta after 6 races.
“I’m pretty stoked about it (the regatta),” said Reineke. “Avoid the big mistakes and tacking advantage of the bigger shifts has been the key to doing well. “When asked about sailing back in Southern California, Chris Barnard said, “It’s great to be back sailing on my home waters in the sunny weather. My boat speed has been a big advantage and I’ve also avoided having any big mistakes.”
Still the racing is very close with Juan Maegli of the College of Charleston only 2 points behind Barnard. Meanwhile, Reineke has a larger lead of 12 points over 2nd place Lauren Cefali of the Coast Guard Academy.
The women, sailing Laser Radials, are competing for the Janet Lutz Trophy. The men, sailing Laser Full Rigs, are competing for the Glen S. Foster Trophy. Each sailor has earned a spot by qualifying at championship regattas in their respective conferences.
The winners of each fleet will be invited to compete for the US SAILING O’Day Trophy which is the National Singlehanded Championship for all sailors in the United States.
Event Chairperson, Mike Segerblom said, “It is great to see all of the Southern California natives return here to sail for this championship. We are expecting another great day of racing tomorrow.”
Saturday, November 3:
After a brief delay waiting for wind racing got underway in a nice westerly sea breeze ranging from 4 to 10 knots. “The breeze came up a little earlier today allowing for great racing. With excellent conditions we were able to complete 8 races today and have 2 races to be sailed on Sunday,” said regatta chairperson Mike Segerblom.
Erika Reineke of Boston College continued to sail with speed and break away from the fleet over the course of the day. After 16 races Reineke clinched the regatta by having a 46 point lead, taking home the Janet Lutz Trophy. The competition from the rest of podium places is very close with Mayumi Roller of St. Mary’s College is in 2nd with 69 points and Claire Dennis of Yale College is in 3rd with 97 points in the women’s fleet.
“It’s been really fun,” said Reineke. “I had good starts and sailed well.” Meanwhile, the competition between Southern California native sailing for Georgetown, Chirs Barnard and Guatemalan sailing for Charleston, Juan Maegli continued to heat up throughout the day in the men’s division. After eight more races Maegli took a commanding lead of 17 points, overtaking Barnard, inching closer to winning the Glen S. Foster Trophy. Still there is a protest pending and the result of the protest will change the results. “There have been great conditions. I focused on having really good starts and staying in the front of the fleet,” said Maegli.
Sunday, November 4:
After a delay waiting for wind, racing got underway in a nice westerly sea breeze ranging from 4 to 10 knots and Juan Maegli sailing for the College of Charleston went into the day with a plan, “It was my goal to stay away from the fleet and protect my lead. Fortunately, my plan worked and I got a big lead during the first race of the day.” Maegli clinched the regatta after the first race of the day and enjoyed a stress free second race knowing he had just won the national championship, but this is not the final stop for him. “I’m off to Peru next week to sail in a training regatta for the Guatamalan Olympic team.” Maegli finished 7th in the 2012 Olympic Games and plans to campaign to sail again in the 2016 Games.
Meanwhile, Erika Reineke of Boston College continued to sail with speed and broke away from the fleet over the course of the day. She won the regatta yesterday, but continued to show her skill today.
Everyone in attendance enjoyed the event, especially the native Southern Californian’s. Nevin Snow, of San Diego and sailing for Georgetown, said, “It’s great to be back in Southern California. The weather is way better here and I’ve been sailing well.” He finished his first collegiate national championship regatta tied for 7th with another freshman San Diegan, Olin Paine sailing for Fordham.
“The breeze was much better than predicted for today. The offshore breeze provided some challenges and as a result we decided to move the course further out to sea for the last race of the regatta.” said regatta chairperson Mike Segerblom.
Men’s Results
SchoolTeamATOT
1College of CharlestonJuan Maegli '133737
2Georgetown UniversityChris Barnard '136161
3Stanford UniversityKieran Chung '15107107
4Yale UniversityCam Cullman '13111111
5Brown UniversityColin Smith '13122122
6Stanford UniversityOliver Toole '14125125
*7Fordham UniversityOlin Paine '16144144
*8Georgetown UniversityNevin Snow '16144144
9University of South FloridaChristopher Stocke '15176176
10Rice UniversityCarson Crain '16184184
11University of FloridaWilliam Heausler '13202202
12Brown UniversityLucas Adams '15203203
13University of VermontMichael Zonnenberg '15204204
14St. Mary's College of MarylandJohn Wallace '14211211
15University of WisconsinAndrew Fox '13213213
16Texas A&M University at GalvestonTrey Hartman '15250250
17University of OregonPhilip Gordon '12266266
18University of MinnesotaChris Loew-Blosser '14318318
Sym.Explanation
*Head-to-head tiebreaker
Women’s Results
SchoolTeamATOT
1Boston CollegeErika Reineke '162525
2St. Mary's College of MarylandMayumi Roller '137979
3Yale UniversityClaire Dennis '13107107
4U. S. Naval AcademyMary Hall '15119119
5Georgetown UniversityNancy Hagood '14124124
6U. S. Coast Guard AcademyChristina Frost '16134134
7University of South FloridaAbby Featherstone '13143143
8U. S. Coast Guard AcademyLauren Cefali '15144144
9St. Mary's College of MarylandCatherine Shanahan '15146146
10Yale UniversityEmily Billing '13152152
11University of WashingtonLily Grimshaw '15168168
*12U. S. Naval AcademyMarissa Lihan '14182182
*13Stanford UniversityMcKenzie Wilson '14182182
14Stanford UniversityRebecca King '13230230
15University of MiamiLaura Hernandez '15256256
16University of MinnesotaAlison Kent '16283283
17Texas A&M University at GalvestonMargot Provensal '13300300
18Tulane UniversityAlexandra Payne '15304304
Sym.Explanation
*Head-to-head tiebreaker
2012 Kennedy Cup
U.S. Naval Academy
November 3-4, 2012
Navy 44’S
The Kennedy Cup, Intercollegiate Sailing's Big Boat National Championship, was contested in the Chesapeake Bay on 2/3/4 November. Ten teams from around the country vied for the chance to become this year's winning crew. Although Hurricane Sandy delayed preparation and made travel difficult for many schools, all entrants were still able to make it to Navy for the event, which was finely run by PRO Wayne Bretsch and Head Judge Ken Morrison.
Two races were run on Friday with NW winds ranging from 12-25 knots. Cal Maritime demonstrated great comfort with the strong wind by leading the fleet with a score of 2-1. They were closely followed by the Naval Academy and NY Maritime.
On Saturday, sailors faced even colder and windier conditions. Temperatures reached only into the upper 40s and the wind speed increased throughout the day from 15 knots to near 30 by the end of the day. The crew from the Naval Academy sailed almost flawless races to lead the day with three first place finishes. Cal Maritime and Kings Point rounded out the top three places.
Sunny skies and gentler winds came in for Sundays two races. Genoas were used for the first time all regatta, which proved much to the liking of Mass Maritime who scored 3-1 to lead the day.
In the end, it was the team from the Naval Academy who was the most consistent throughout the event. Winning five of seven races, Navy ended up winning the Kennedy Cup National Big Boat
Championship. With the victory, they earned the right to represent the US at the Student Yachting World Cup in France in 2013. Sailing for the Naval Academy were skipper Steve Jaenke, Charlie Johnson, Sam Ross, Kelsey Ragsdale, Sean Brown, Andy Beeler, Roscoe
Thomas, and Ethan Madison.
1. US Naval Academy 1 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 4 12 points
2. Cal Maritime 2 - 1 - 2 - 2 - 4 - 7 - 3 21
3. Kings Point 3 - 5 - 3 - 3 - 4 - 2 - 8 28
4. NY Maritime 5 - 2 - 6 - 4 - 3 - 8 - 5 33
5. Maine Maritime 7 - 11- 4 - 4 - 8 - 5 - 2 41
6. Coast Guard Academy 4 - 4 - 5 - 5 - 9 - 6 - 9 42
7. Mass Maritime 6 -9 - 9 - 9 - 7 - 3 - 1 44
8. U. of Michigan 9 - 8 - 11- 6 - 5 - 4 - 7 50
9. St. Mary's 8 - 6 - 8 - 10-10- 9 - 6 57
10. Army 11 -7 - 7 - 7 - 6 -10- 10 58
Michigan
David Oliver -14 Skipper
Liz Smith-'14 Main
Vittorio Bichucher '14 Trimmer
Tanner DePriest-'14 Trimmer
Rachel Barch '13 Trimmer
Jason Doyle- '14 Mast
Ellen Dubois '14 Pit
Chris Oliver' 14 Bow
Connor Shope '14 Alternate
Timme's Tune-Up
Northwestern
November 10-11, 2012
420
Saturday:
The wind was from the south at about 15knots with higher gusts making the sailing interesting for the sailors doing a beach launch. It was mostly cloudy with temperatures in the high 50’s. Later Saturday morning a quick thundershower forced the suspension of racing. However, PRO Nancy Glover with assistant Rick Lilley were able to get racing going again and completed 4 races in each division before dark. Chief Judge Betsy Altman was on hand but there were no protests.
Sunday:
While the sailors assembled at the normal reporting time, they were greeted by winds in the middle twenty’s and gusts in the thirties. It was decided to call racing for the day as the forecast was for the winds to pick up during the day. The trophies were awarded and the boats packed up for an early trip back to campus.
SchoolTeamABTOT
1University of MichiganWolverines4610
2University of MinnesotaGophers11617
3University of WisconsinBadgers153146
4Marquette UniversityGolden Eagles281543
5Northwestern UniversityWildcats242246
6Purdue UniversityPurdue Pete302252
7Western Michigan UniversityBroncos392867
8University of MichiganMaize403070
9University of ChicagoMarroons333871
10University of WisconsinBadgers 2354075
11University of IowaHawkeyes275077
12Bowling Green State UniversityFalcons394281
13Lake Forest CollegeForesters395089
14University of MichiganBlue564096
Scores for Division A
TeamTotalSailors
1University of Michigan4Matthew Graham '131-4
WolverinesKirsten Corneliussen '131-4
2University of Minnesota11Ryan Grosch '141-4
GophersPaige Boegeman '141-4
3University of Wisconsin15Phillip Morley '131-4
BadgersJennifer Burke '161-4
4Northwestern University24Jacob Bruce '161-4
WildcatsLuke Vogelzang '151-4
5University of Iowa27Eric Sauter '131-4
HawkeyesMolly Strieker '151-4
6Marquette University28Christopher Avallone '131-4
Golden EaglesSteven Anthony '15 *1-4
7Purdue University30Phil Holt '141-4
Purdue PeteChristine McKee '151-2
Calvin Barnett '163-4
8University of Chicago33Zi Chong Kao '141-4
ChicagoRachelle Koch '161-2
Connor Lynch '16 *3-4
9University of Wisconsin35Kelly Kramer '131-2
Ian Walter '163-4
Badgers 2Ian Walter '161-2
Kelly Kramer '133-4
*10Bowling Green State University39William Kyle '141-4
Bowling GreenCory Vanhouten '13 *1-4
*11Lake Forest College39Sandi Fredericks '15 *1-4
Lake ForestBenjamin Wheeler '131-2
Tyler McChristianson '14 *3-4
*12Western Michigan University39Jack Greve '151-4
Western MichiganBlake Utz '161-4
13University of Michigan40Ryan Davidson '151-4
MaizeAbigail Rogers '161-2
Kathryn Ried '153-4
14University of Michigan56Alex Mayo '151-4
BlueTyler Weiss '151-2
Sym.Explanation
*Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division B
TeamTotalSailors
*1University of Michigan6Ryan Seago '141-4
WolverinesElizabeth Wallace '141-4
*2University of Minnesota6Emily Oltrogge '151-4
GophersTeresa Westin '161-4
3Marquette University15Meghan Bouman '151-4
Golden EaglesKathleen Schneider '141-4
*4Purdue University22Grant Pollock '161-4
Purdue PeteDavid Mirkhaef '151-4
*5Northwestern University22John Hodges '131-4
WildcatsConnor Schmitt '15 *1-4
6University of Wisconsin23Ian Norman '181-4
BadgersTeddy Berman '16 *1-4
7Western Michigan University28Ryan Mabie '161-4
Western MichiganKevin Luther '151-4
8University of Michigan30Karinne Smolenyak '151-4
MaizeJenny Koloms '151-2
John McCormick '153-4
9University of Chicago38Katy Carlyle '151-4
ChicagoLeah Chapman '151-4
**10University of Michigan40Kendall Witmer '151-2
Andrew Roth '153-4
BlueJean Rafaelian '161-2
Alison Bradley '163-4
**11University of Wisconsin40David Meyerson '151-4
Badgers 2Elliot Busta '151-2
Benjamin Reiland '153-4
12Bowling Green State University42Robert Ottman '161-4
Bowling GreenWilliam Wiegand '151-4
**13Lake Forest College50Blake Banovitz '141-4
Lake ForestTyler McChristianson '14 *1-2
Benjamin Wheeler '133-4
**14University of Iowa50Rebecca Abellera '151-4
HawkeyesJoseph Knight '141-4
Sym.Explanation
*According to last race (4B)
**Head-to-head tiebreaker
66th Timme Angsten Memorial Regatta
Chicago Yacht Club
November 17-18, 2012
420
Saturday, November 17:
Saturday started with light winds less the five knots out of the west south west with gusts maxing out at 6 knots. By noon winds had shifted to 3 knots from the east. Water was flat, and for November in Chicago the temperature was warm at 47 degrees. Boats left the dock at 9:15am with racing commencing at 9:45am, and the last race started at 3:47pm with the last boat out of the water at 4:20pm. Sailing was close and competitive with multiple teams vying for first. At the end of the day Michigan was in the lead with four other teams in contention. After one day we had completed 6 A division races and 4 B division races.
Sunday, November 18:
Sunday started with light and variable winds 3 knots and less out of the south. Boats left the dock at 8:45am and racing commenced at 9:11am. We were able to get in 3 B division races and 2 A division races before the wind shifted to the east and the wind died. The fleet was put under postponement at 1:35pm and the teams were taken off the water by crash boat then. Though the race committee attempted to scare up wind. The regatta was called at 2:50pm. Michigan was able to hold onto their lead and ended up winning the regatta as well as both divisions. The last time Michigan won the Timme Angsten Trophy was in 1977, thirty five years ago. Overall Wisconsin placed second and Minnesota placed third. In A Division Wisconsin was second and University of Buffalo third. In B division Wisconsin was second and Bates College third. Teams were on the road by 3:45pm.
SchoolTeamABTOT
1University of MichiganWolverines161733
2University of WisconsinBadgers231841
*3University of MinnesotaGophers242751
*4University of BuffaloBulls232851
5Bates CollegeTomcats352257
6Purdue UniversityBoilermakers484391
7Michigan State UniversityMichigan State4860108
8Northwestern UniversityWildcats6152113
9University of ChicagoChicago6271133
10Miami UniversityRed Hawks7265137
11Univ. of Illinois - ChicagoFlames6574139
12Bowling Green State Univ.Bowling Green7071141
13University of ToledoToledo9193184
Sym.Explanation
*Number of high-place (1) finishes
Scores for Division A
TeamTotalSailors
1University of Michigan16Ryan Seago '14
WolverinesEvelyn Hull '13
*2University of Wisconsin23Brendan Boylan '13
BadgersKelsea Kierstead '15
*3University of Buffalo23Griffin Orr '15
BullsStephanie Rosenbaum '13
4University of Minnesota24Drake Lundeen '14
GophersSarah Ellis '14
5Bates College35Tommy Holmberg '13
TomcatsHannah Kiesler '16
*6Michigan State University48Bill Weiland '14
Michigan StateAndrew Lauten '15
*7Purdue University48Phil Holt '14
BoilermakersJean Ruggiero '15
8Northwestern University61Travis Cottle '151-4,7
Michael Cornew '135-6
WildcatsMegan McEvily '141-6
Gina Krupp '157
9University of Chicago62Zi Chong Kao '14
ChicagoAbigail LaPier '14
10Univ. of Illinois - Chicago65Adelheid Rittmeyer '131-6
Dustin Domer '137
Illinois (Chicago)Brian Moy '14
11Bowling Green State Univ.70William Kyle '14
Bowling GreenSam Logan '14
12Miami University72Stuart Fisher '16
Miami UniversityJohn Salisbury '161-3,5-7
Max Burson '164
13University of Toledo91Eric Frissell '13 *
ToledoTaylor Linder '16 *
Sym.Explanation
*Head-to-head tiebreaker
Scores for Division B
TeamTotalSailors
1University of Michigan17Will Cyr '14
WolverinesSophie Lucente '16
2University of Wisconsin18John Kinzel '14
BadgersArielle Henderson '13
3Bates College22Edward Moan '14
TomcatsKatlyn Flynn '15
4University of Minnesota27Emily Oltrogge '15
GophersPaige Boegeman '14
5University of Buffalo28Luke Miller '15
BullsMelissa Eiffert '14
6Purdue University43Grant Pollock '16
BoilermakersMaria Krutikova '16
7Northwestern University52Gabrielle Salvaterra '14
WildcatsMatthew Sullivan '13
8Michigan State University60Colton Radenbaugh '15
Michigan StateNickolas Burr '16
9Miami University65Connor Doyle '13
Miami UniversityWilliam Andreae '131,3-7
Max Burson '162
*10Bowling Green State Univ. 71Cory Vanhouten '13 *
Bowling GreenWilliam Wiegand '15
*11University of Chicago 71Katy Carlyle '151-6
Madeline Sovie '167
ChicagoRachelle Koch '161-2,5-6
Leah Chapman '153-4,7
12Univ. of Illinois - Chicago74Brenden Jacobs '15
Illinois (Chicago)Taylor Valentor '16
13University of Toledo93Andrew Logan '14
ToledoAdam Robertson '14 *
Sym.Explanation
*Head-to-head tiebreaker
2012 ICSA Match Race National Championship
Fort Worth Boat Club
November 16-18, 2012
J-22’s
Skipper Name
1Tufts University TUFTS/Haeger
2Yale University YALE/Segerblom
3Georgetown University GTN/Snow
4St. Mary's College of Maryland SMC/La Dow
5University of South Florida USF/Stocke
6University of Washington UW/Haelsig
7Eckerd College ECK/Savoie
8California Maritime Academy CMA/Lancaster
9University of Michigan MICH/Graham
10Tulane University TUL/Krause
Finals123Races WinsWin %Rank
TUFTS/Haeger01118283% 1
YALE/Segerblom10020155% 2
Petit Finals123Races WinsWin %Rank
GTN/Snow01118267% 3
SMC/La Dow10019163% 4
Stage 4:
Semifinal Round1234Races WinsWin %Rank
SMC/La Dow001016169%2
YALE/Segerblom110117359%1
Semifinal Round123Races WinsWin %Rank
GTN/Snow00015067%2
TUFTS/Haeger11115387%1
Winners for 5th & 6th123Races WinsWin %Rank
USF/Stocke1115260%1
UW/Haelsig0014029%2
Race for 7th & 8th123Races WinsWin %Rank
ECK/Savoie1114250%1
CMA/Lancaster0014029%2
Stage 3: Knockout Table
SMA/CMA quarter final123Races WinsWin %Rank
SMC/La Dow11112383%1
TUF/ECK quarter final123Races WinsWin %Rank
TUFTS/Haeger11112383%1
9th & 10th Sail Off123Races WinsWin %Rank
MICH/Graham1114250%1
TUL/Krause0014014%2
GTN/UW Quarter final123Races WinsWin %Rank
GTN/Snow11112383%1
UW/Haelsig00012033%2
YALE/USF Quarter final1234RacesWinsWin %Rank
USF/Stocke001013154%2
YALE/Segerblom110113354%1
Stage 2: Gold & Repechage Round Robins
Repechage Round Robin1234RacesWinsWin %Rank
[1] MICH/Graham10012142%3
[2] TUL/Krause01012117%4
[3] ECK/Savoie10112242%1
[4] CMA/Lancaster11012233%2
Stage 1: All Team Round Robin
All Team Round Robin12345678910Win
[1] GTN/Snow01110111 1 7
[2] USF/Stocke10100111 1 6
[3] MICH/Graham01100110 0 4
[4] TUL/Krause00000000 1 1
[5] SMC/La Dow01111111 0 7
[6] TUFTS/Haeger11110111 0 7
[7] ECK/Savoie00010001 1 3
[8] CMA/Lancaster00010010 0 2
[9] YALE/Segerblom00110001 1 4
[10] UW/Haelsig001011010 4
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