Oct. 22, 2011
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. / PROVIDENCE, R.I. / NEW LONDON, Conn.-- Stanford and USC are knotted up at the women's Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Championships each tallying 22 points after the first day of sailing.
Stanford's A Division squad has scored wins in four of the first five races, for six points, while the B Division has 16 points. USC's B Division team also has six points, but through four races, while the A Division has 16 points.
On the East Coast, Stanford battled little wind, only getting through four races on day one. At the Hoyt Trophy, hosted by Brown, Stanford is in eighth place with 66 points. At the Stu Nelson Regatta, the Cardinal are 14th with 70 points.
All three regattas conclude on Sunday.
Sailing Results from Around the Nation
Women's Pacific Coast Championships (Stanford)
Place: t-1st of 9 teams (16 points)
Scoring: http://scores.collegesailing.info/f11/2011-women-pcc/full-scores
A: 6 points (through 5 races)
B: 16 points (through 4 races)
Hoyt Trophy (Brown)
Place: 8th of 18 teams (66 points)
Scoring: http://scores.collegesailing.info/f11/sherman-hoyt/full-scores
A: 32 points (through 4 races)
B: 34 points (through 4 races)
Stu Nelson (Connecticut College)
Place: 14th of 18 teams (70 points)
Scoring: http://scores.collegesailing.info/f11/stu-nelson/full-scores
A: 47 points (through 4 races)
B: 23 points (through 2 races)