Weekly Sailing Recap

Saturday, October 15

All Day

Boston College

NEISA Match Race Championships

Photo by: Robert Migliaccio

October 19, 2016 | Sailing

Sailing Roundup

New England Match Race Championship

Results

Charlie Sinks, Erika Reineke and Peter Lynn sailed to the Conference Championship at the New England Match Race hosted by Salve Regina this past weekend. Sinks, the skipper, Reineke and Lynn have qualified for the National Championships in San Diego on November 18-20.

Truxtun Umsted

Results

Boston College placed fifth at the Truxtun Umsted, hosted by Navy on the Severn River this past weekend in an inter-conference regatta. Georgetown won the even with 398 points, while Charleston was second with 407 points. Tufts (433), Coast Guard (525) and BC (542) rounded out the Top 5.

In the A Division, BC's tandem of Harry Koeppel and Hannah Lynn placed eighth with 135 points, while College of Charleston won with 97 points. The B Division team of Maxwell Simmons and Allison Ferraris placed ninth while Scott Rasmussen won the C Division with 74 points. In the Division, Isabella Loosbrock finished 13^th with 184 points.

Captain Hurst Bowl

Results

Dartmouth hosted the Captain Hurst Bowl on Lake Mascoma in an inter-conference regatta this past weekend. The Eagles were fifth while MIT won the event with 105 points.

In the A Division, Wade Waddell and Emma Perry were 12^th with 83 points, while Yale won the division with 31 points. Colin Brego and Katharine Bowman placed fourth in the B Division with 40 points, while Bowdoin won with 26 points. Thomas Walden and Eliza Wright placed fourth in the C Division with 57 points. MIT won the division with 28 points, while Yale was second with 32 points.

Yale Women's Regatta

Results

Boston College placed fourth overall at the Yale Women's Inter-conference Regatta in a two division race this past weekend. Yale won the event with 136 points, while URI was second with 146 points.
Ally Donahue and Alice Bohan had 83 points for fourth place in the A Division, while Lily McGrath and Megan Bamford had 92 points and finished fourth in the B Division.