We sailed in our first high school regatta on Saturday September 10. We entered two teams: Team 1 had Jake and Iggy as the skippers, with Jake sailing A division and Iggy sailing B; Team 2 had Nick and Erynn as helms, with Nick sailing A and Erynn sailing B. The other team members rotated through in the crew slots. All sailed at least two races, except Sebi who was working.
| Junior and Seniors (Iggy was on the water) |
The individual finishes were:
Jake 14,15,16,19,18
Iggy: 22,21,19,23,21
Nick: 21,20,20,23,22
Erynn: 23,22,22,19,22.
The team totals and overall places are available at this link. Obviously we have a ways to go! Stay tuned as we improve and move up the ranking.
| Our 9th and 10th graders |
As a point of trivia I was digging through my files and found the regatta program from 1999 that had a page describing the history of the "oldest high school sailing regatta in the country." The scanned page is below.
I scanned another page (below) that was "Reprinted from the 1964 Maury Regatta Program" and described one of the more popular classes at the time - the Moth. Surely the claim of being the "fastest sailboat in the world within the eleven feet" is true today.
I hope to get of our helms on my foiler before the season ends. Perhaps this video from Oracle Racing will provide some inspiration.




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