The Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) recently acknowledged the contributions of two individuals to the sport of college sailing by inducting them into the ICSA Hall of Fame. James Tod Reynolds (Summit, N.J.) received the Student Leadership Award and Holland C. ‘Cappy’ Capper (Wayzata, Minn.) was recognized with the Graham Hall Award for Outstanding Service by a College [...]
The Intercollegiate Sailing Association of North America (ICSA) has announced the members of its 2009/2010 ICSA All-America Sailing Team, along with the Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year, the College Sailor of the Year, Sportsman of the Year and the winner of the Leonard M. Fowle Memorial Trophy for the all-around best college team. [...]
Light air again foiled the sailing plans of the 18 schools that had trained and competed all year to be able to challenge for the 2010 ICSA/Gill National Championship taking place on Lake Mendota from June 1-3. The championship is the focal point of the college sailing year, and its coveted title has been won [...]
Conditions on Lake Mendota were all over the place for the second and penultimate day of competition at the 2010 ICSA/Gill National Championship. There was a light breeze from the WNW when the first race got underway that climbed up to six knots, and then clocked around to north and then east before a severe [...]
Now that winners have been determined for the ICSA Women’s National Championship (College of Charleston) and the ICSA/APS Team Race National Championship (St. Mary’s College), all eyes are turned to the main event of the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association’s year – the 2010 ICSA/Gill National Championship. While Lake Mendota was plagued with light or no air [...]
Over the three-day Memorial Day holiday weekend, the top 14 schools in the nation – as determined by their performance in one of the seven Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association conferences to which they belong – were in America’s Heartland racing for the 2010 ICSA/APS Team Race National Championship title on Lake Mendota. And for one team, [...]
After dominating the standings on day one of racing for the 2010 ICSA Women’s National Championship, the College of Charleston had a 35-point lead on their closest competitor (Boston College) as the final day of racing for the championship title got underway today on Lake Mendota. The less than cooperative breeze ultimately allowed B-Division to [...]
