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*** Bragg and Clutterbuck are the Open Sailors of the Week ***

*** Bayless and Horangic are the Women's Sailors of the Week *** 


*** Holder and de Alessi are the Women's Sailors of the Week ***

*** Baker and Markert are the Open Sailors of the Week ***


*** de Castro and Kiss are the Open Sailors of the Week ***

*** Cowles, Moeder and Grimes are the Women's Sailors of the Week ***


*** McGranahan and Wang are the Open NEISA Sailors of the Week***

*** Redmond and McGauley are the Women's NEISA Sailors of the Week***


 On February 2, 2023, ICSA President and Head Coach of Old Dominion University Mitch Brindley was named recipient of the Nathanael G. Herreshoff Trophy. The Herreshoff Trophy is US Sailing’s most prestigious award. After being donated by the National Marine Manufactuer’s Association in 1957, this award is given out annually to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the sport of sailing in the United States in any associated activity.  


The All-NEISA Awards Committee has announced the 2023 NEISA Watch List 


10 college sailing teams from across the country arrived Friday to San Diego Yacht Club for the 2022 College Sailing Match Race National Championship. Jack Egan ‘25, Nicholas Davies ‘24, Megan Grimes ‘24 and Christophe Chaumont ‘23 of Yale University took home the title for the Bulldogs for the second year in a row! 


*** Connor Nelson is the Open Sailor of the Week ***

*** Sophia Montgomery is the Women's Sailor of the Week *** 


NORFOLK, VA (November 7, 2022) - 18 ILCA 7 and 19 ILCA 6 collegiate sailors arrived at Old Dominion University for the ICSA Singlehanded National Championships for the Janet Lutz and Glen S Foster Trophies. Sophia Montgomery ‘25 of Harvard University took home the Janet Lutz Trophy and Chapman Petersen ‘26 of Stanford University took home the Glen S. Foster Trophy.

On Saturday, racing started at 10 a.m. with winds around 5-8 knots from the Southeast. Throughout the day the breeze steadily built to 14-16 from the East Southeast. In the ILCA 6 Fleet, Sophia Montgomery ‘25 of Harvard University ended the day in the lead with 42 points. Hallie Schiffman ‘23 of Stanford University was in second with 44 points. Christine Reimer ‘24 of Bowdoin College finished off day one with 56 points.


*** Hawkins and Sullivan are the NEISA Women's Sailors of the Week ***

*** Schofield and O'Neill are the NEISA Open Sailors of the Week ***