The 2012 Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s National Semifinals and Finals Championships were held on Lake Travis in Austin, TX, from May 30 to June 2. The teams saw everything from 0 knots to 30 knots. Boston College came out on top, while Yale finished second and Rhode Island placed third. Click here to read more in our Finish Line forum. Photos courtesy of [ICSA Facebook page](
Shaking it out in Fireflies at the Charles River Open Team Race.
Get in on the action at the 2012 ICSA Nationals with our Fantasy Sailing League.
In the final national rankings of the spring season, Georgetown leads both the coed and women’s rankings. Charleston, Stanford, Yale, and Boston College round out the coed top five, while Boston College holds a close second in the women’s rankings.
Student athletes at Hobart and William Smith stay on top of their game despite the cold temperatures of Geneva, N.Y.
Yale hangs on to the lead in the coed rankings, while Georgetown and Roger Williams make moves into the top three. In the women’s rankings, Georgetown and Brown tie up at the top with Stanford close on their heels.
As I stood back and watched water gush from the stern-plug of my Laser, the disappointing reality hit me. My boat, the first and only one I’ve ever owned—and surprisingly watertight to this day—was no longer whole. “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2012 issue.
With sailing season rapidly approaching, the pressure to finish work on the Sled intensifies.
Yale holds the lead in the coed rankings, while Stanford and Brown round out the top three. Georgetown also retains the top spot in the women’s rankings, but Dartmouth and Yale aren’t far behind.
New leaders emerge in this week’s college rankings. Yale tops the coed poll, while Georgetown leads the women’s rankings.
If you want to sashay down the slopes and race around the buoys, this is your regatta.
In the second poll of the spring season, Roger Williams continues to lead the coed rankings, but Yale and Charleston aren’t far behind.
The 2012 Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s National Semifinals and Finals Championships were held on Lake Travis in Austin, TX, from May 30 to June 2. The teams saw everything from 0 knots to 30 knots. Boston College came out on top, while Yale finished second and Rhode Island placed third. Click here to read more in our Finish Line forum. Photos courtesy of [ICSA Facebook page](
Shaking it out in Fireflies at the Charles River Open Team Race.
Get in on the action at the 2012 ICSA Nationals with our Fantasy Sailing League.
In the final national rankings of the spring season, Georgetown leads both the coed and women’s rankings. Charleston, Stanford, Yale, and Boston College round out the coed top five, while Boston College holds a close second in the women’s rankings.
Student athletes at Hobart and William Smith stay on top of their game despite the cold temperatures of Geneva, N.Y.
Yale hangs on to the lead in the coed rankings, while Georgetown and Roger Williams make moves into the top three. In the women’s rankings, Georgetown and Brown tie up at the top with Stanford close on their heels.
As I stood back and watched water gush from the stern-plug of my Laser, the disappointing reality hit me. My boat, the first and only one I’ve ever owned—and surprisingly watertight to this day—was no longer whole. “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2012 issue.
With sailing season rapidly approaching, the pressure to finish work on the Sled intensifies.
Yale holds the lead in the coed rankings, while Stanford and Brown round out the top three. Georgetown also retains the top spot in the women’s rankings, but Dartmouth and Yale aren’t far behind.
New leaders emerge in this week’s college rankings. Yale tops the coed poll, while Georgetown leads the women’s rankings.
If you want to sashay down the slopes and race around the buoys, this is your regatta.
In the second poll of the spring season, Roger Williams continues to lead the coed rankings, but Yale and Charleston aren’t far behind.
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