Updated: Friday, August 29, 2008 at 5:14am
The sailing team finished fourth at the New England Dinghy Championships for the Coast Guard Alumni Bowl held in Newport, R.I., with 159 points. With that finish, the second-ranked Elis qualified for the 2008 Coed Dinghy Championships. Braving bad weather conditions, the Bulldogs completed 10 races in the event. Skipper Zachary Brown ’08 and crew Grace Becton ’08...
Not enough wind. Too much wind. For the most part, it didn’t seem to matter much for Yale’s sailors this past weekend — the Bulldogs won several races across New England. The No. 2 Yale sailing team repeated as champion of the Friis and Marchiando Team Races over the weekend at MIT and Tufts University and won Boston College’s Central Series Four, but the Elis...
Inconsistent winds and freezing temperatures proved challenging for Yale sailing as the team spread out across the Northeast. Three different events highlighted the weekend for the Elis. The women competed at the Brad Dellenbaugh Trophy hosted by Brown on Saturday and Sunday. Other sailors found themselves at the Southern New England Team Race hosted by the Coast Guard...
The winds of fortune in their sails, the sailing team picked up strong finishes in three different meets along the East Coast over the weekend. Yale sailed away with high finishes in the Victorian Coffee Urn Regatta in Boston on the women’s side and the 67th Professor Schell Trophy Regatta on the coed side. They were also in action in New York City at the Maritime War...
After opening with a bang two weeks ago, the coed sailing team raised the bar even higher for the remainder of its fall season this past weekend. The Elis sent a portion of their team to the Hatch Brown Trophy in Boston, where Yale captured the regatta title. The second segment of the coed squad sailed at Salve Regina and took third in the Donaghy Bowl. “It was a...
Capitalizing on its preseason ranking of third in the nation, the Yale coed sailing team began this year’s season with a third place finish at home in the Harry Anderson Trophy on Sunday. Other sailing action this weekend yielded a fifth place finish at the Southern Series One Regatta and an eighth place finish at the Coast Guard’s Pine Sloop Intersectional. “It...
Despite fluky conditions, the sailing team managed to do well at an extremely critical race this past weekend. This weekend, the Bulldogs competed at the Fowle Trophy, hosted by Harvard. Their second-place finish at the New England qualifier gave them a berth at the National Team Racing championships to be held a month from now. “It’s frustrating that we didn’t...
Despite terrible weather, the Bulldogs made it out to five regattas all over the Northeast, competing in some of the biggest fleet races of the spring season. The weekend’s highlight was the coed sailing team’s win at the Admirals Cup at Merchant Marine in New York, and the women’s team placed fourth at the Brad Dellenbaugh Trophy hosted by Brown. The coed team...
After a whirlwind weekend that saw Yale’s women’s and coed sailing teams complete four tournaments in two days, the Bulldogs battled high winds and inconsistent weather to place in the top 10 in all five events. The coed sailing team, led by outstanding performances by newcomers Thomas Barrows ’10 and Marla Menninger ’10, finished second at the Smith Trophy at...
After a whirlwind weekend that saw Yale’s women’s and coed sailing teams complete four tournaments in two days, the Bulldogs battled high winds and inconsistent weather to place in the top 10 in all five events. The coed sailing team, led by outstanding performances by newcomers Thomas Barrows ’10 and Marla Menninger ’10, finished second at the Smith Trophy at...
In college sailing, even winners can sometimes come in sixth. Matt Barry '07, the captain of the No. 7 coed sailing team, won the singlehanded C division at the Admiral's Cup at the United States Merchant Marine Academy in King's Point, N.Y., this weekend. But the Elis were unable to put up similar performances in the doublehanded A and B divisions, and Yale...
It was home sweet home this weekend for the road-weary No. 7 coed sailing team. The Elis hosted the Ferrarone Team Racing Intersectional at the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club in Branford, and the tough conditions made the home water advantage a factor as the Elis cruised into second place among the 12 teams competing. Coed captain Matt Barry '07 said the team was...
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