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Saturday, April 17
New London, CT
All Day
Brown University
vs
NEISA Championships (Women)
Sailing Wins New England Women’s Championship in Varsity Debut
4/17/2021 7:21:00 PM | Women's Sailing, Coed Sailing
NEW LONDON, Conn. – Brown University sailing won the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association (NEISA) Women's Championship on Saturday on the Thames River in its first competition as a varsity program at Brown.
Capturing the Reed Trophy in Flying Juniors (FJs) with the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and Connecticut College serving as co-hosts, the Bears qualified for the Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Women's National Championship from May 19-20 with the U.S. Naval Academy hosting in Annapolis, Md., based on their first-place finish at the New England Championship.
The Bears stand as the reigning 2019 ICSA Women's National Champions.
On Saturday, the Bears won the New England Women's Championship with a score of 88 behind a score of 22 from the A division and score of 66 from the B division. Brown's A division entry won races 1, 2, 4, and 6 of the eight-race rotation.
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy placed second with a score of 104, and Boston College finished third with a score of 110.
Senior Annabelle Hutchinson (Annapolis, Md.), junior Olivia Belda (Sao Paulo, Brazil), and junior Emma Montgomery (Winthrop, Mass.) represented the Bears in the A division while junior Maddy McGrath (San Diego, Calif.), junior Madeleine Montagner (Boston, Mass.), and sophomore Caroline Bayless (Annapolis, Md.) represented the Bears in the B division. Senior Elizabeth Rolfes (Bainbridge Island, Wash.) served as Brown's reserve.
Next, Brown will compete at the NEISA Coed Championship tomorrow – Sunday, April 18 – back on the Thames River, competing for the Coast Guard Alumni Bowl and a qualification spot for the ICSA Coed National Championship.
Team Results
1. Brown: 88
2. U.S. Coast Guard Academy: 104
3. Boston College: 110
4. Rhode Island: 127
5. Tufts: 141
6. Roger Williams: 167
7. Salve Regina: 175
8. Connecticut College: 177
Capturing the Reed Trophy in Flying Juniors (FJs) with the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and Connecticut College serving as co-hosts, the Bears qualified for the Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Women's National Championship from May 19-20 with the U.S. Naval Academy hosting in Annapolis, Md., based on their first-place finish at the New England Championship.
The Bears stand as the reigning 2019 ICSA Women's National Champions.
On Saturday, the Bears won the New England Women's Championship with a score of 88 behind a score of 22 from the A division and score of 66 from the B division. Brown's A division entry won races 1, 2, 4, and 6 of the eight-race rotation.
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy placed second with a score of 104, and Boston College finished third with a score of 110.
Senior Annabelle Hutchinson (Annapolis, Md.), junior Olivia Belda (Sao Paulo, Brazil), and junior Emma Montgomery (Winthrop, Mass.) represented the Bears in the A division while junior Maddy McGrath (San Diego, Calif.), junior Madeleine Montagner (Boston, Mass.), and sophomore Caroline Bayless (Annapolis, Md.) represented the Bears in the B division. Senior Elizabeth Rolfes (Bainbridge Island, Wash.) served as Brown's reserve.
Next, Brown will compete at the NEISA Coed Championship tomorrow – Sunday, April 18 – back on the Thames River, competing for the Coast Guard Alumni Bowl and a qualification spot for the ICSA Coed National Championship.
Team Results
1. Brown: 88
2. U.S. Coast Guard Academy: 104
3. Boston College: 110
4. Rhode Island: 127
5. Tufts: 141
6. Roger Williams: 167
7. Salve Regina: 175
8. Connecticut College: 177
Players Mentioned
/ Coed Sailing
/ Women's Sailing
/ Coed Sailing
/ Coed Sailing
/ Coed Sailing
/ Women's Sailing
/ Women's Sailing
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