Sailing Update: Donahue & Bohan Named Sailors Of The Week

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Sailing Update: Donahue & Bohan Named Sailors Of The Week

September 22, 2016 | Sailing

Allyson Donahue and Alice Bohan earned NEISA Women's Sailors of the Week for winning the A division of the Stu Nelson Trophy hosted by Connecticut College this past weekend.

THE HATCH BROWN
RESULTS

The Eagles placed third overall with 363 points at the Hatch Brown Trophy Regatta.
The A Division team of Harry Koeppel and Hannah Lynn placed seventh with 148 points, while the B Division team of Charlie Sinks and Allison Ferrari placed first with 87 points. In the C Division Maxwell Simmons and Megan Bamford notched 131 points for fourth place.

STU NELSON REGATTA
RESULTS

Connecticut College hosted the Stu Nelson Regatta this past weekend and Boston College placed second overall with 140 points, four more than eventual winner Brown University. Yale placed third overall with 149 points.
The A Division team of Allyson Donahue and Alice Bohan notched 53 points for first place, while Isabella Loosbrock and Lily McGrath placed fifth in the B Division with 87 points.

CALLAGY ROSS TROPHY
RESULTS

Boston College won the Callagy Ross Trophy hosted by Vermont in an in-conference regatta this past weekend. BC's A Division team had 10 points, while the B Division team had 37 for a total of 47 points. Roger Williams was second overall with 50 points and Bowdoin placed third with 52 points.
Henry Dumke and Fiona Walsh won the A Division while Colin Brego and Elizabeth Matheson placed seventh in the B Division for the Eagles.

CENTRAL SERIES 1
RESULTS

Boston College placed fourth overall with 145 points at the Central Series 1 hosted by the Eagles this past weekend. Yale won the vent with 97 points, while Brown was second with 130 points.
Thomas Walden, Peter Lynn, Tara Ferraris and Grace Drury notched 83 points to finish seventh overall in the A Division. Scott Rasmussen and Emma Perry posted 62 points to finish fourth in the B Division.