Laser Elimination

Summary

Saturday, September 24:

The 2016 MAISA Laser Elimination started out with a cloudy northeasterly day. We set a course in the mouth of the Severn River, just off Bembe Beach and the mouth of Back Creek. Four windward leeward races were sailed in the morning in winds ranging from 12-18 knots. There were significant shifts and pressure differences, making for some interesting races. After lunch, we returned to the same spot and sailed four more races, but the pressure was down a bit, ranging from 8-12 in the afternoon. There was a lot of boat traffic and the wind was still shifty and puffy. David Clinnin was on the water all day enforcing rule 42. Two breakdowns were awarded.

Sunday, September 25:

Sunday was a tricky day in Annapolis. Skies were sunny, and we got going with a 12-15 knot northeasterly. The breeze quickly faded though and after three races, the amount of powerboat chop made sailing impossible. We came in for a short lunch break and then went back out to a new course set in the Chesapeake Bay, just east of Greenbury Point. The wind was light, just over 3 knots, but we were able to get two more races in just before the time limit expired. Congratulations to the top 6 for qualifying for the Carl Van Duyne MAISA Men's Singlehanded Championship.

Score summary

SchoolTeamAPTOT
1Christopher NewportAustin Powers '175454
2VirginiaColin Suvak '196262
3PennsylvaniaKeen Butcher '186666
4George WashingtonAdam DiDomizio '196767
5Christopher NewportVir Menon '206969
6Old DominionAlec Chicoine '188181
7Hobart & WilliamMichael Munger '209090
8NavySpencer Nora '17107107
9Queen'sScott Gittens '20119119
10NavyTyler Fleig '19129129
11Old DominionGray Kiger '20144144
12Kings PointDevin Keister '18147147
13Hobart & WilliamPhilip Davis '20154154
14Old DominionGeorge White '20164164
15George WashingtonMarshall McCraw '20168168
16MarylandCole Daitch '20186186
17Hobart & WilliamIan Beckley '20200200
18Old DominionBrendon Wilkins '18205205

Score history

The following chart shows the relative rank of the teams as of the race indicated. Note that the races are ordered by number, then division, which may not represent the order in which the races were actually sailed.

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