NEISA Men's Singlehanded Championship

It was a fantastic day of Laser racing on the Niantic Bay! Nine races were completed leaving five more for Sunday. The first race was sailed in at 12-15 knot Southerly and as the day progressed the breeze moved right to a SSW direction. After the fifth race the sailors were sent in for a short break at the dock then sailed four more races finishing the day around 5pm. The afternoon breeze moved back to due south but the velocity held and maybe increased a little. All courses were W4's. Our awesome judges were John Moulthrop, Patrick Shanahan and Preston Duclos. One Redress was filed for a scoring inquiry and redress was granted. Sundays report time is 9:30am with a 10:30 start. Many thank to Greg Wilkinson for serving as the NEISA rep as well as Conn College and USCGA for loaning coach boats and to Chris Vann and Bambi Douma as a windward mark boat. Special thanks to the Niantic Bay YC for opening up their doors to NEISA!

The 2019 NEISA Men's Singlehanded Championship for the Monotype Trophy is in the books! Racing was postponed on the water from 10:30am to just after 12:30pm as the morning northwesterly slowly petered out. We had another fantastic day of racing on Niantic Bay with a pleasant seabreeze of six knots for the first race of the day then building to 8-12 knots for the remainder of the day. The direction was fairly steady but as is typical in the bay, the direction moved right. Five races were completed to finish off the rotation and crown Richie Gordon of the US Coast Guard Academy as our new Men's Singlehanded Champion for NEISA. Gage Schoenherr of USCGA, Conner Nelson of Brown, and Javier De urdanibia panos of BU round out the top four finishers headed to Santa Barbara for the Nationals. No protests or breakdowns were filed. one or two yellow flags were thrown. Again thanks to our judges John Moulthrop, Patrick Shanahan and Preston Duclos for keeping a close eye on the racing. And to CGA, Conn College for loaning coach boats. Today NBYC member Dave Dickerson was the weather mark boat. And last but not least thank you to NBYC for opening your doors to help NEISA host a great event!

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.

The first place team as of a given race will always be at the top of the chart. The spacing from one team to the next shows relative gains/losses made from one race to the next. You may hover over the data points to display the total score as of that race.