SEISA Racing Schedule
Spring 2023 Final Rankings
Issued December 08, 2023
| # | School | Pts | Prev. Rank | |
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Harvard | 3 | ||
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Brown | 6 | ||
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Dartmouth | 4 | ||
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Coast Guard Academy | 9 | ||
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Yale | 1 | ||
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Stanford | 5 | ||
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Roger Williams | 2 | ||
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Georgetown | 8 | ||
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MIT | 15 | ||
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Charleston | 13 | ||
| # | School | Pts | Prev. Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Stanford | 1 | ||
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Yale | 2 | ||
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Boston College | 5 | ||
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Cornell | 8 | ||
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Harvard | 4 | ||
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Dartmouth | 6 | ||
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Brown | 3 | ||
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MIT | 10 | ||
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Charleston | 12 | ||
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Georgetown | 13 | ||
The selections have been made for the College Sailing Open and Women's Fleet Race National Championships. The Fleet Race Nationals schedule is as follows:
Following two days of exhilarating competition on the waters of the Charles River, Stanford University took first in the College Sailing Women’s Team Race National Championship, graciously hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. This triumph marks a remarkable ascent for the Cardinals, who secured second place in the 2023 edition of the Women’s Team Race Nationals.
After three days of racing on the Charles River, the Roger Williams University Hawks took first place in the College Sailing Open Team Race National Championship hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. The final day of the Championship delivered more challenging conditions while waiting for the sea breeze to be established. Tension peaked when a redress was filed after the last race of the day, leading sailors and coaches to anxiously await the verdict that would potentially determine the National Champions.
The Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) is thrilled to announce the commencement of its highly anticipated Spring National Championships, set to unfold starting April 25th 2024. The prestigious event will kick off with the College Sailing Open Team Race National Championships, showcasing the finest talents in collegiate sailing. Hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University, this year's championship promises an exhilarating display of skill and competition.
