MAISA Laser Elimination

Summary

Saturday, September 23:

The Eliminator took place today in classic Annapolis fashion. Sunny, 85 degrees, motor boats a plenty and fickle winds. Race one was sailed in a light northwesterly in the Severn River before the breeze shifted due north forcing race committee out to the entrance of Back Creek where three more races were sailed in 6-8 knots before lunch. After lunch, the wind shifted even further right, and continued to die. The fleet took a leisurely cruise out past Greenbury Point to sail two more races in a dying easterly. Two requests for redress were filed for breakdowns, one was awarded. Thank you to Juliet Thompson and a whole host of midshipmen for helping out on Race Committee, and Conner Blouin and Billy Martin for hearing the request for redress. Hopefully we will find the wind tomorrow morning.

Sunday, September 24:

This morning races were started in a 6-8 knot northerly in Whitehall Bay. Four races were sailed as the breeze slowly died all morning. A fifth race was attempted and abandoned on the second beat when boats could no longer make progress against the current. Sailors went to shore for a brief lunch break, then towed around Annapolis harbor searching for the wind. We never found it. Congratulations to Max Guerriero from Navy for winning the MAISA Laser Eliminator and to the top 6 boats for moving on to the Carl Van Duyne.

Score summary

SchoolTeamATOT
1NavyMaximilian Guerriero '212626
2NavyConnor Bayless '212727
3HamptonFilip Stevanovic '204747
4GeorgetownClay Broussard '186565
5Hobart & WilliamConnor Swikart '187171
6PennsylvaniaKeen Butcher '187272
7NavyTyler Fleig '198888
8Old DominionJohn Glenn '229292
9CornellTom O'Shea '219393
10CornellPhillip Schofield '219494
11George WashingtonAdam DiDomizio '19105105
12Hobart & WilliamIan Beckley '20106106
13St. Mary'sJoshua Paper '20110110
14Hobart & WilliamPhilip Davis '20131131
15GeorgetownJack Hogan '22133133
16VirginiaGarrett Levy '21142142
17Christopher NewportBailey Hurst '20145145
18RochesterIan Taylor '18154154

Score history

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