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- Nelson Rolsch Tulane February 18-20, 2012
- University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish 29 17 46
- 8 University of Notre Dame 29 Jeff Miller 12 Fighting Irish Annie Schoenwetter 14
- *9 University of Notre Dame 17 Maria Skorcz 14 Fighting Irish Peter Roehmholdt 14
- Charleston Coed Charleston February 18-20, 2012
- 9 University of Michigan Wolverines 86 86 172
- University of Michigan 86 Matthew Graham 13 1-4,7-10 Wolverines Will Cyr 14 5-6 Kirsten Corneliussen 13 1-6,9-10
- University of Michigan 86 Ryan Seago 14 Wolverines Evelyn Hull 13
- Publicity Secretary: Ellen Dubois
# Team Total Sailors Races 1 University of Notre Dame 25 Mike Flanigan '15 Fighting Irish Sarah Eide '14 1-2 2 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 52 Aly Gazzola '14 Aggies 2 Jessica Malone '12 3 Tulane University MRP 54 Mackenzie Milne '13 1-10 Jacob Shulist '13 11-12 Green Wave Jacob Shulist '13 1-10 Caroline Harris '13 11-12 4 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 55 Emmett Dickheiser '15 Aggies 1 Lauren Hollis '15 5 Texas A&M University 61 Conner Fullerton '12 Aggies Kerry Pelton '13 6 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 78 Timothy Kurtin II '14 Aggies Kayla Sjoberg '14 7 Texas A&M University 87 Michael Koletsos '13 Aggies 2 Stephanie McBride '14 8 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 96 Cameron Hicks '15 Aggies 0 Diego Gevaudan '15 9 University of Texas 104 Sarah Douglas '14 1-2,5-6,9-10 Conor Puckett '15 3-4,7-8,11-12 Longhorns Richard Bagans '15 1-2,5-6,9-10 Marissa Morrison '15 3-4,7-8,11-12 10 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 119 Amanda Arrowood '15 Aggies -2 Madeleine Gallagher '15 * 11 Texas A&M University 129 Muhammad Hisham Uddin '14 Aggies 1 Austin Hardegree '13 * 1-2,5-6,9-12 Michael Hearn '13 3-4,7-8 *12 Rice University 168 Nicholas Robbins '15 * Rice Ian Morrison '13 *13 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 168 Paige Meineke '14 Aggies -1 Matt Stout '15 * V 
ice Commodore: Sarah Ellis Hello, my name is Sarah Ellis and I am a Sophomore at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities where I am majoring in psychology with my minor in history. My plan is to then get my masters in education in order to become a teacher. I am originally from Minnetonka where I joined the sailing team in high school and immediately fell in love with the sport. I now coach 4-6 and 7-10-year-olds at the Lake Minnetonka Sailing School during the summer and try to participate in many of my own sailing events as my time permits. I've participated in a wide array of events from the national semi-qualifier in Long Beach, CA to C-boat Inlands on Lake Minnetonka. In the latter, my boat actually won the event (not that I can take much credit seeing as I was the third and didn't actually sail but, hey! my name's on the trophy!). We also qualified for women's national semi-qualifiers last year at The Gorge in Cascade Locks, OR. But, overall, when I look back on my sailing career I have a ton of awesome memories. One that sticks out though, was the first regatta of spring semester last year. It may not have been the most intense and competitive event but it was definitely one of the most fun and interesting. We were sailing in Chicago in the first weekend of April and it was COLD. I was sailing with my good friend, Natalie Sinn, and we couldn't even round the windward mark because our main sheet block was completely frozen and we couldn't let our sail out. It was frustrating and crazy but we got over it and had so much fun singing and trying to stay warm!! :)
While I'm at school, I enjoy taking part in a couple of different intramural soccer teams. Also, I like running down by the river and hanging out with my roommates and friends! We watch lots of movies and eat lots of delicious food!! Nelson Rolsch Tulane February 18-20, 2012 FJ
Sunday: No racing due to weather. # School Team A B TOT 1 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 4 2 6 2 Tulane University Green Wave 16 4 20 3 Auburn University Auburn 21 9 30 *4 Texas A&M at Galveston Aggies 14 17 31 *5 University of Tennessee Volunteers 24 7 31 6 University of Texas Longhorns 21 15 36 7 Texas A&M University Aggies 30 8 38 8 University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish 29 17 46 **9 Emory University Emory 28 22 50 **10 University of North Texas North Texas 36 14 50 11 Southern Methodist Univ. Southern Methodist 42 19 61 Scores for Division A # Team Total Sailors Races 1 Georgia Tech 4 
Yellow Jackets 2 Texas A&M at Galveston 14 Aggies 3 Tulane University 16 Green Wave *4 Auburn University 21 Auburn *5 University of Texas 21 Longhorns 6 University of Tennessee 24 Volunteers 7 Emory University 28 Emory
9 Texas A&M University 30 Aggies 10 University of North Texas 36 North Texas 11 Southern Methodist Univ. 42 Southern Methodist Scores for Division B # Team Total Sailors Races 1 Georgia Tech 2 Yellow Jackets 2 Tulane University 4 Green Wave 3 University of Tennessee 7 Volunteers 4 Texas A&M University 8 Aggies 5 Auburn University 9 Auburn 6 University of North Texas 14 North Texas 7 University of Texas 15 Longhorns *8 Texas A&M at Galveston 17 Aggies
10 Southern Methodist University 19 Southern Methodist 11 Emory University 22 Emory R 
ace Chairman: Gabrielle Salvaterra My name is Gabrielle Salvaterra and I am a sophomore at Northwestern University studying civil engineering. I am from Manhasset, New York. I began sailing optis at a summer sailing program in Shelter Island, New York when I was seven years old. When I was old enough, I started to sail 420s. I continued to sail every summer in Bermuda until I was sixteen years old when I began teaching sailing to younger children at a sailing camp in Bermuda. I have raced in many regattas, most of which were summer regattas, both in New York and in Bermuda before college. Since I have been in college I have participated in many MCSA regattas both in the fall and spring. The most interesting sailing event I have participated in was the Bermuda National Youth Qualifiers. I was able to compete against others who were able to represent Bermuda in the ISAF Youth Worlds. It was a great sailing experience where I not only learned a lot but also was able to enjoy sailing in one of the best sailing spots in the world. I love sailing and I hope that as a MCSA board member I am able to share my passion for the sport throughout the Midwest.
FJ Saturday, February 18: Saturday morning the 18 school fleet sailed out in a sunny 60 degree light easterly and a strong ebbing tide. While we all anticipated a more than tricky breeze with maybe a slow turn to the right throughout the day, the sailors were pleasantly surprised to a rather consistent 4-8mph easterly. The tide turned after the first set and eventually became a very strong flood, which resulted in a few recalls and some interesting course alterations. But 6 sets were sailed with the last set ending just at 4:45. All in all some good sailing took place in some typical Charleston Cooper River challenging water movement. The Cougars lead with the Georgetown Hoyas second and the Boston Terriers in 3rd. Hopefully Sunday will produce more good racing but fingers are crossed...the weather reports are not too encouraging. We hope they're wrong. Thanks to all the Cougars who worked hard on the race management, dock rotation, scoring and boat maintenance. Sunday, February 19: Sundays racing started much like Saturday with a 4-8 mph easterly breeze. But quickly the breeze veered to almost south and eventually died. The sailors drifted back to shore and waited for about an hour and a half until the breeze turned all the way to the southwest and built to almost 12 at times. Since the current was pretty consistent most of the afternoon it wasn't quite as challenging as Saturday and windward/leeward courses were sailed. The last two sets (9 and 10) were sailed in some nice shifty southwesterly breeze with the last B race finishing up just after 3pm. A thunderstorm punctuated the end of the series. The Cougars sailed very consistently and expanded their lead followed by Stanford (who sailed a great day), Georgetown, Boston U and Eckerd. Thanks to all schools who made the trip and made the event a success! Again, thanks to all the Cougars who came out in full force to help manage the regatta- from race management to rotation to scoring- and make sure it finished up well. # School Team A B TOT 1 College of Charleston Cougars 35 32 67 2 Stanford University Stanford 84 31 115 3 Georgetown University Hoyas 74 50 124 4 Boston University Terriers 74 54 128 5 Eckerd College Tritons 79 60 139 6 Providence College Friars 70 78 148 7 
Yale University Bulldogs 75 82 157 8 Salve Regina University Seahawks 74 91 165 9 University of Michigan Wolverines 86 86 172 10 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Bears 90 96 186 11 Texas A&M U. at Galveston Aggies 79 109 188 12 Old Dominion University Monarchs 93 118 211 13 University of Florida Gators 108 105 213 14 Villanova University Wildcats 109 117 226 15 Clemson University Tigers 86 147 233 16 Christopher Newport Univ. Captians 157 123 280 17 Jacksonville University Dolphins 160 155 315 18 North Carolina State Univ. Tar Heels 179 176 355 Scores for Division A # Team Total Sailors Races 1 College of Charleston 35 Michael Ramming '13 Cougars Tierney Driscoll '15 1-8 Samuel Stokes '12 9-10 2 Providence College 70 Ian Sutherland '12 Friars Joanne Bothwell '13 * *3 Georgetown University 74 Alex Post '15 Hoyas Annalee Leggett '13 *4 Boston University 74 Ryan Pesch '12 Terriers Alejandra Higgins '13 *5 Salve Regina University 74 Peter Pellegrini '12 Seahawks Karafaye Buffa '12 6 Yale University 75 Christopher Segerblom '14 Bulldogs Heather May '13 **7 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 79 Jonathan Atwood '12 Aggies Sara Stafford '15 1-8 Leslie Holt '12 9-10 **8 Eckerd College 79 Wesley Byrne '13 Tritons Caeli McGaunn '12 9 Stanford University 84 Kieran Chung '15 1-4,7-10 Stanford Michael Dahl '15 5-6 Yuri Namikawa '14 **10 University of Michigan 86 Matthew Graham '13 1-4,7-10 Wolverines Will Cyr '14 5-6 Kirsten Corneliussen '13 1-6,9-10 Tanner DePriest '14 7-8 **11 Clemson University 86 Harrison Cabiness '12 Tigers Drew Lisicki '12 12 U. S. Coast Guard Academy 90 Bradley Milliken '14 Bears Amanda Hamlet '12 13 Old Dominion University 93 Collin Leon '13 Monarchs Colin Voigt '15 14 University of Florida 108 William Heausler '13 Gators Michelle Thomas '13 15 Villanova University 109 Sarah Celone '13 Wildcats Marisa Demourkas '12 16 Christopher Newport University 157 Henry Million '11 Captains Annie Eckmann '14 17 Jacksonville University 160 Lily Everson '12 Dolphins Kalli Unthank '15 1-8 Jenna Spangler '14 9-10 18 North Carolina State University 179 Daniel Ahern '15 Tar Heels John MacAdam '15 Scores for Division B # Team Total Sailors Races 1 Stanford University 31 Hans Henken '15 Stanford Natalie Urban '15 2 College of Charleston 32 Christopher Banholzer '13 Cougars Carly Shevitz '14 3 Georgetown University 50 Nancy Hagood '14 Hoyas Katia DaSilva '15 4 Boston University 54 Matt Johnson '12 Terriers Fiona Gordon '12 5 Eckerd College 60 Robert Savoie '14 Tritons Meredith Weber '14 6 Providence College 78 Mike Bloomstine '13 Friars Aimee Kelleher '13 * 7 Yale University 82 Graham Landy '15 Bulldogs Zachary Foreman '13 8 University of Michigan 86 Ryan Seago '14
9 Salve Regina University 91 Kyle Carney '13 Seahawks Mary Zeolla '13 10 U. S. Coast Guard Academy 96 Dylan Finneran '15 Bears Jaimie Chicoine '14 11 University of Florida 105 Jasper Curry '14 Gators Natalie Viera '13 12 Texas A&M Univ. at Galveston 109 Collin Weston '13 1-6 Aggies Benjamin Kennady '13 7-10 Leslie Holt '12 1-6 Amanda Arrowood '15 7-10 13 Villanova University 117 Domenic Re '15 Wildcats Scott Barnhill '14 14 Old Dominion University 118 Mark Miedama ' * 1-4,7-10 Monarchs Daniel LOCHNER '15 5-6 Alexa Cavalieri '14 1-18 15 Christopher Newport University 123 Mary Buhl '14 Christopher Newport Grace Bluefeld '15 16 Clemson University 147 Austin Nettles ' * Tigers Paige Gainey '15 17 Jacksonville University 155 David Horton '12 Dolphins Daniel Moore '12 1-8 Karolina Dzieniszewski '15 9-10 18 North Carolina State University 176 David Rogers '15 Tar Heels Abigail Procton '15 Publicity Secretary: Ellen Dubois H 
i! My name is Ellen Dubois, from the University of Michigan, class of 2014. I am majoring in economics with a focus in accounting. I hail from the town of Grosse Ile, Michigan. It was there where I began my sailing career at the age of 7, officially, yet I had been sailing on our family sailboat since before I was even born. I started off sailing optis on the I-LYA circuit (not to be confused with ILYA). From optis, I moved on to crewing in FJ’s and 420’s for three years. After my skipper aged out, decide to move into the Laser fleet. I sailed lasers in junior sailing for 3 years and it is still my boat of choice whenever I go sailing. I also have been crewing regularly on my family’s 33-foot sailboat, Racer X, for the past 9 or so years. And lately I have begun skippering our Wavelength 24 in a few local regattas. I have sailed in several national and international events in my dinghy career, both in 420’s and in lasers. I have sailed two Orange Bowl Regattas, one crewing in a 420, and one in Laser, finishing 70th/85 and 95th/135 respectively. I also competed in one 420 midwinter’s east as a crew and finished 71st/85. I also competed in a Miami Rolex OCR regatta my senior year of high school, and finished near the back of the fleet. Major sailing events I’ve competed in for college sailing were ICSA Women’s Nationals my freshman year, where I skippered for B fleet and finished 13th/18 with our team finishing 17th/18. And also, this past year, I sailed in the ICSA singlehanded nationals finishing 17th/18. The most interesting sailing event that I ever sailed in was the Miami Rolex OCR regatta. As a 17 year old, I was scared and inexperienced for such a competitive regatta. Knowing the caliber for the regatta, being won by Anna Tunicliffe and Paige Railey in the past, I knew it would be difficult. It was an eye-opening experience for me as a junior sailor and I learned a lot. Sailing against people from all over the world, from England, Australia, China, and more, I picked up on a lot of tricks around the whole race course. It was a very competitive and difficult regatta to go to, but it was the most informational one I ever attended. Sailing has been a part of my life forever and I couldn’t imagine life without it. I am excited to make our conference better and more well-known over the course of the next year! Directory: wp-content -> uploads -> 2013 2013 -> International post doctoral research fellowship programme final report title of the research 2013 -> Seals Family History 1565 to 2004 2013 -> Rao bulletin 15 July 2013 html edition this bulletin contains the following articles 2013 -> R institute of technology school of foreign languages 2013 -> Provisional Programme – subject to change thursday 10th april 2013 -> June, 2013 National hiv testing Day Month Men’s Health Week Hurricane Safety Month 2013 -> In memory of the residents of the Parish Chesham Bois that served their country during wwii 2013 -> Federal contract awards in georgia april 2013 Download 411.73 Kb. Share with your friends:
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