Washington College Sailing Places Sixth at Kingsmill Cup as Imogene Nuss Finishes 17th
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Washington College Sailing Places Sixth at Kingsmill Cup as Imogene Nuss Finishes 17th
Washington College sailing placed sixth out of 10 teams at the Kingsmill Cup, while Imogene Nuss finished 17th at the Faye Bennet Women’s Singles Regatta with 217 points. Nuss recorded her best results by placing 14th in races four and six. Washington College sailing is scheduled to compete next at the New York Maritime Fall Open Regatta on Sept. 26-27 in the Bronx, New York. Imogene Nuss Finishes 17th in Annapolis Nuss was invited to compete at…
Padilla Velasquez 6th at Faye Bennet - Hobart and William Smith Colleges Athletics
ANNAPOLIS, Md.—Two members of the William Smith sailing team competed at the Faye Bennet Trophy, the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association Women's Singlehanded Championship, this past weekend, Sept. 19- 20. Sophomore Moira Padilla Velasquez led the way for the Herons, finishing sixth.
Intercollegiate Sailing Wins a Pair of Home Regattas
The Navy intercollegiate sailing team hosted three events this weekend in Annapolis, highlighted by the first conference championship of the year in the MAISA Women's Singlehanded Championship for the Faye Bennet Trophy. The Midshipmen were able to take first place in both the Chesapeake Invitational and Chesapeake Open, while freshman Danielle Lynch-Smith placed seventh at the Faye Bennet Trophy.
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