Houston Yacht Club
Host Rice
Thanks to everyone for a great regatta and congratulations to those who
will be back in Houston next month representing SEISA at the national
championships.
MEN
1. Jake Scott(TAM) 29
2. Billy Self(TAMUG) 38
3. Henry May 41
4. Anthony Hudson 42
5. Mike Curtin 43
6. Barry Curtin 77
7. Kevin Gunn 82
8. Keith Magnuson 86
9. Charles Shade 90
10.Peter Hopkins 91
11.Michael Byrne 95
12.Jeff Daigle 98
13.James Lognes 106
14.Joshua Knapp 133
Women
1. Catie Yeager (Auburn) 13
2. Nathalie Mulhern 23
3. Lindsay Migues 31
4. Kelly Cunningham 41
5. Sarah Meyer 59
6. Tatiana Neumann 61
7. Jill Carmichael 74
8. Amber Tull 76
9. Lauren Giles 77
2002 SEISA Sloop Championship
Hosted by Corinthian Sailing Club
Coordinated by Baylor University
2002 SEISA Sloop Champs were sailed in Flying Scots on White Rock Lake in
Dallas. True to Baylor traditions, the regatta was sailed in light and variable
winds from the East.
There was a major set of protests with the 5th race's start. KU protested UT for
causing KU to luff to avoid collision in a port-starboard situation. UT
protested TAMUG for not providing room to duck behind obstruction KU, thus
causing the situation with KU. TAMUG protested UT for hitting them during their
tack to avoid KU. The jury found TAMUG in the wrong; because TAMUG did not tell
the Race committee they had yellow flagged for the event, they were
disqualified from race 5, causing the regatta winning 1st place for Tamug to
tossed, thus giving UT the overall win.
Congrats UT. good luck in New York!
FINAL RESULTS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1st UT [Blake Billman '04, Barry Carton '04, Jealnie Nuggen '02, and Jenn Cobb
'02
3 4 1 3 2 3 1 1
7 8 11 13 16 17 18
2nd Kansas [Chris Laborde '04, Nick Moreay '04, and Karen Ye Chan '06]
2 2 4 2 3 5 2 3
4 8 10 13 18 20 23
3rd TAMUG [Billy Self '04, Andrew McInnes '05, and James Coynes '04]
1 1 5 1 DSQ 2 4 4
2 7 8 17 19 23 27
4th TAMU [Charles Shade '04, Michael Bryne '04, Patricia Bristow '05, and Josh
Knapp '04]
4 5 2 8 1 1 5 5
9 11 19 20 21 26 31
5th Baylor [Anderson Jones '04, William Huckaba '03, and Anthony Seach '04]
5 6 3 5 6 4 3 2
11 14 19 25 29 32 34
6th Auburn [Peter Hopkins '04, Melissa Steinhauer '04, and Daniel Worzel '06]
6 3 6 6 4 6 8 6
9 15 21 25 31 39 45
7th UNT [Nathaie Kerr '05, Erin Womack '07, Max Burke '04, and Sarah Meyer '03]
7 8 8 4 5 8 7 8
15 23 27 32 40 47 55
8th SMU [Alan Vojtech '04, Brain Garrison '04, and Robin Barker '05]
8 7 7 7 7 7 6 7
15 22 29 36 43 49 56
Frozen Hate Mission Regatta
White Rock Lake
Dallas, Texas
Hosted by SMU Sailing Team
It was a busy day at Corinthian Sailing Club. The State Fair Regatta was
concurrently run with Frozen Hate on separate courses. The total amount of
boats on the water was near 100. The morning started with temperatures in the
low 60's and a southerly breeze at 10-15. Eight teams participated including
two from Texas A&M. It was agreed that TAMU-2 would be allowed to compete,
but they would not be considered for qualifiers. With seven boats, a bye was
given to each team through the rotation.
As the day progressed, the temperature rose into the 80's with a gradually
decreasing breeze out of the southeast. By late afternoon, the wind
disappeared completely, causing the last set of A & B races to be
abandoned. This left TAMU-1 and SMU without a bye on the day. Average
finishes were put in place of byes for the other teams to even the scoring.
FINAL RESULTS
Total
Texas A&M-1 24
Kansas 30
TAMUG 35
Texas 36
UNO 47
TAMU-2 49
SMU 78
UNT 79
Kathryn Hammond
University of Texas at Austin
November 26-27, 2002
Five teams attended the second ever Kathryn Hammond Intersectional at UT.
Saturday started with a wet forcast. The weather stayed wet and cool for
the whole day. 22 races were sailed in winds ranging from 4-11 knots. The
weather kept pleasure boats away so Lake Travis was calm. Races were
sailed on both Windward-Leeward and Triangle courses. UT's FJs were used
for the event.
Sunday greeted sailors with warmer temperatures and a dry but overcast sky.
12 Races were completed by 2:30 to end with 17 A and B races. Winds were
3-8 knots with large oscillations. Racing was close, with a one point
differencce for first and a tie for third. No protest were filed either
day
The UT team would like to thank all of the teams, our PRO Vic Manning for
running some great racing and Austin YC for their continued support.
A division = 15 Races
B division = 15 Races
A B TOT
1. U. Texas 56 24 80
2. Texas A&M 27 54 81
3. Hampton 54 54 108
4. Rollins 44 64 108
2002-2003 ICSA North American Sloop Championship
for the Cornelius Shields, Sr. Trophy
Hosted by: New York Yacht Club and Brown University
November 1-3, 2002
> Friday (Day One): Competitors showed up between 8:30 and 9:00am to cold
temperatures and a building breeze out of the W/SW. The race committee moved
the course north of the Newport Bridge after the practice race due to the
increasing breeze and swell. Three races were sailed on W2 courses. The new
race area had a W/SW breeze of 14-20 knots with some higher gusts. Two
breakdowns (a mastcrane
> and a halyard) occurred during the practice time. One file for redress and
no protests. Very close racing between the top five. Five races are planned
for tomorrow.
>
> Saturday (Day Two): Day two was even colder and windier than the first day
with west winds of 15-22 knots with some larger puffs. Four races were
sailed today with the last two non-spinnaker due to three ripped spinnakers,
two torn
> mainsails, two broaches including a great death roll by Navy, and
full-planing, hold-on for dear life conditions at times downwind. All
courses were W2. One protest involving Brown and Charleston resulted in a
DSQ for the Cougars.
> Hobart, Charleston, Wisconsin, and Minnesota each won a race today. Top
four are tight. Three races planned for tomorrow with rebuilt spinnakers.
>
> Sunday (Day Three): Competitors were treated to cold temperatures once
again but a dying breeze out of the north. Current was a major factor in
each race. The breeze slowly went left all day with occasional puffs from
both sides. Hobart, Brown, and URI all had tough races, while Minnesota,
USC, and Navy improved in the lighter stuff. Charleston sailed consistent
enough to win with a second in the last race to Hobart’s eight.
Cougars win the tiebreaker. Racing was finished by 1pm and awards were
given out at the NYYC at 2pm. No protests, breakdowns, or damage today.
> 10 Races
> TOT
> 1. College of Charleston 37
> 2. Hobart College 37
> 3. U of Minnesota 44
> 4. US Naval Academy 49
> 5. U Southern California 50
> 6. Brown University 52
> 7. Wisconsin 57
> 8. U Rhode Island 58
> 9. U of Texas 75
> 10. Western Washington 88
Baldwin Wood Regatta
Tulane University
New Orleans, LA
October 19-20, 2002
On Saturday, sixteen races were sailed on Lake Ponchatrain with 7-12 knots
coming from the East South East. Because of the wind direction there was no
chop. There were blue skies and it was about 80 degrees. Sunday, races were
postponed in the morning and then abandoned because there was no wind.
Saturday's results became the final results. No protests were filed.
A Division = 8 races
B Division = 8 races
Overall Results
A B Total
1. Tulane 13 14 27
2. South Alabama 16 37 53
3. TAMUG 36 19 55
4. UNO 30 34 64
5. Texas 46 21 67
6. TAMU 39 53 92
7. Auburn 48 46 94
Back to the Bayou
> Hosted by University of New Orleans
> November 2nd, 2002
> Racing started around 10:30 and we were just one race short of a
> complete rotation. Breeze was from the north east and shifty at around
> 10-15mph in the morning and gradually fading to almost nothing by the
> last race at 4:30. Weather was mostly sunny with a high in the upper
> 60s. Thanks to everybody for coming out and making this successful.
A B Total
UT 19 9 28
Tulane 19 16 35
USA 14 46 60
TAMUG 1 27 37 64
UNO 48 31 79
Auburn 45 61 106
TAMUG 2 69 41 110
UNT 52 64 116
LSU 63 58 121
TAMU Women's regatta report:
I would also like to compliment all of our SEISA women for making such fine work
out of the breezy conditions. Nice Job, girls!
1 protest filed and then withdrawn, we ran just short of a full rotation due to
the conditions. A spare boat was filled with spares for some good practice.
Breeze on! we saw 15 building to just over 20kts by the end of the day. It was
gusty and a little shifty. Girls rotated off of a drifting 22 ft sloop to sail
windward leewards set in the morning, after lunch, triangles and olympics were
raced.
Super ultra special thanks goes to our Aggie Alumni PRO Mary C. (01) and Judge
Vicki R. (01) who ran an excellent set of races. A Texas sized thanks also
goes out to David Knapp for driving the crash boat, setting marks, shuttling
people..and saving Josh and I when we sank a jon boat...long story.
Overall:
TAMUG-1 16
TAMU 27
UT 48
TAMUG-3 54
TAMUG-2 57
Racer "X" 82
PCIYRA North-South
Intersectional
ICSA Fall Pacific Coast Dinghy Champs
November 16-17, 2002
REGATTA HIGHLIGHTS: Saturday: Beautiful clear skies and temperatures in
the high 70's. Lake Cachuma in the Santa Barbara hills,(near the
Ranches' of Pop Star Michael Jackson and former President Ronald Regan)
is an extremely picturesque location. An early morning offshore flow
faded before racing began and the Race Committee struggled to get races
off all day with the breeze shifting around the clock and dying often. 2
Races were held in each division mostly in breeze from 2-6 knots. A
JV/Alumni fleet of nearly 30 boats results will follow later this week.
Saturday Night: Campfires, RV Parties, and all sorts of outdoor social
engagement were enjoyed by the students, coaches and alumni of West
Coast (and Midwestern) college sailing. UC Berkeley boasted the largest
contingent with nearly forty current college sailors and alumni
including a former All-American from the 50's.
Sunday: Another beautiful day reaching well into the 80's. This time the
breeze cooperated by filling at the traditional California civilized
hour of about 11:00 a.m. allowing a full days racing in 5-10 knots. 6
Races in each division were held.
A big thanks goes out to the UC Santa Barbara, all student run, team for
hosting an excellent event. Dana Jones and Nick Gazulis in particular
are to be thanked for organizing this some what complicated affair.
Respectfully Submitted,
Michael H. Segerblom
PCIYRA Graduate Secretary
A division = 8 Races
B division = 8 Races
C division = 8 Races
D division = 8 Races
A B C D TOT
1. Univ. of Southern Ca 17 27 31 25 100
2. Univ. of Hawaii 44 41 14 16 115
3. Stanford 36 27 33 26 122
4. UC Irvine 52 16 32 29 129
5. UC Santa Barbara 41 41 50 51 183
6. Univ. of Texas 82 53 33 36 204
7. Cal Maritime 61 64 63 52 240
8. Univ. of Washington 61 102 62 63 288
9. UC Berkeley 79 71 72 76 298
10. UC San Diego 82 69 90 89 330
11. Western Washington 84 83 99 92 358
12. Notre Dame 108 88 93 73 362
13. Univ. of Michigan 103 110 62 95 370
14. Santa Clara 78 80 152 152 462
15. Orange Coast College 71 139 152 152 514
16. Portland State 113 117 152 152 534
17. Cap Poly SLO 132 115 152 152 551
18. UC Los Angeles 126 125 152 152 555