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ISAF Match Race Rankings for 11th December 2013

by ISAF on 11 Dec 2013
Taylor Canfield (ISV) USone defeated Adam Minoprio (NZL) Team Alpari FX in the petite finals of the Argo Group Gold Cup Talbot Wilson
In the ISAF Match Race Rankings for Wednesday 11 December 2013 Taylor Canfield (ISV) holds top spot in the Open Rankings for the fourth consecutive release whilst Lucy Macgregor (GBR) holds World number one in the Women's Rankings.

Open Rankings


Taylor Canfield (ISV) showed why he is World #1 in the Open Ranking after taking the |ISAF Match Racing World Championship title at the Monsoon Cup, the final event of the 2013 Alpari World Match Racing Tour.

Having been knocked out at the semi-final stage Canfield was nervously waiting on shore as Ian Williams (GBR) faced Phil Robertson (NZL) in the final. A victory in the final for the Briton would have won him a record fifth title but Robertson swept Williams aside and victory for Canfield was assured.

Canfield finished the Monsoon Cup in third place overall, solidifying his World #1 position whilst a second in Malaysia for Williams keeps him at World #2.

Robertson's victory sees the Kiwi climb up to World #4, equalling the personal best he achieved in July 2012 and April 2013.

Don Wilson (USA) overcame Dave Perry (USA) 2-1 in the Carlos Aguilar Match Race in St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. The ISAF Grade 2 regatta featured several top competitors but it was Wilson that came out on top.

Taking maximum points from the event Wilson moves from World #24 to World #21, a personal best.

Perry counts five regattas in his points total and as runner up he moves up ten places to World #123, someway off his best ranking position of World #26.

Mathieu Richard (FRA) held his nerve in the 21st Berlin Match Race overcoming Eric Monnin (SUI) in the final of the ISAF Grade 2 event.

Richard, a former World #1, held firm against Monnin, winning 3-1 before he finished fourth at the Monsoon Cup. With two strong results behind him Richard moves up to World #5 from World #7.

Monnin's impressive climb up the rankings continues and hits World #10 for the first time.


Women's Rankings

With no ISAF graded Women's Match Racing regattas taking place in the current period there are few changes in the rankings.

Lucy Macgregor (GBR), Camilla Ulrikkeholm (DEN) and Anna Kjellberg (SWE) continue to hold the top three spots.

With crews losing regattas to their points total based on the 24-month system there are minor changes behind the top spots.

Match racing - Open - Wednesday 11 December 2013

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Canfield Taylor

ISV

 

8

1

1

11353

2

Williams Ian

GBR

 

8

2

1

11015

3

Hansen Bjorn

SWE

 

8

3

2

10492

4

Robertson Philip

NZL

 

8

5

4

10407

5

Richard Mathieu

FRA

 

8

7

1

10054

6

Swinton Keith

AUS

 

8

4

3

9799

7

Sehested Nicolai

DEN

 

8

6

6

9602

8

Ferrarese Simone

ITA

 

8

8

8

9282

9

Tarnacki Przemek

POL

 

8

11

9

9011

10

Monnin Eric

SUI

 

8

15

10

8965

11

Morvan Pierre-antoine

FRA

 

8

12

3

8960

12

Lindberg Staffan

FIN

 

8

9

5

8906

13

Aschenbrenner Joachim

DEN

 

8

13

13

8785

14

Gilmour David

AUS

 

8

14

14

8754

15

Berntsson Johnie

SWE

 

8

10

6

8676

16

Corbett Reuben

NZL

 

8

16

10

8423

17

Stanczyk Marek

POL

 

8

18

13

8180

18

Ogeman Viktor

SWE

 

8

19

18

8154

19

Minoprio Adam

NZL

 

7

21

1

7987

20

Sepp Mati

EST

 

8

20

18

7946

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Match racing - Women - Wednesday 11 December 2013

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Macgregor Lucy

GBR

Annie Lush
Kate Macgregor

8

1

1

9981

2

Ulrikkeholm Camilla

DEN

Louise Ulrikkeholm
Josefine Boel Rasmussen
Joan Hansen
Trine Palludan

8

2

1

8886

3

Kjellberg Anna

SWE

Malin Källström
Karin Almquist
Johanna Larsson
Linnéa Wennergren
Annie Wennergren
Linda Härsjö
Lotta Harrysson

8

3

3

7700

4

Meldgaard Pedersen Lotte

DEN

Susanne Boidin
Tina Schmidt

8

4

1

7167

5

Skudina Ekaterina

RUS

Ekaterina Chashchina
Tatiana Lartseva
Silke Hahlbrock
Elena Syuzeva
Vera Dubina
Elena Vorobeva

7

6

2

6373

6

Roble Stephanie

USA

Maggie Shea
Darby Smith

8

5

5

6322

7

Bezel Alexa

SUI

Corinne Meyer
Manon Kivell
Romy Hasler
Laurane Mettraux

8

9

6

5407

8

Leroy Claire

FRA

Marie Riou
Elodie Bertrand

5

7

1

5124

9

Echegoyen Tamara

ESP

Mariana Lobato
Eva Gonzalez
Lara Cacabelos
Sofia Toro
Angela Pumariega

5

8

4

5101

10

Bossard Julie

FRA

 

6

10

3

4857

11

Sylvan Caroline

SWE

Louise Kruuse Af Verchou
Frida Langenius

7

11

11

4122

12

Tunnicliffe Anna

USA

Deborah Capozzi
Molly O'bryan Vandemoer

4

13

1

4021

13

Tams Noora

FIN

 

8

14

13

3801

14

Pierce Claudia

NZL

Aimee Famularo
Paige Maree Cook
Janelle Peat
Hannah Louise Osborne

6

17

14

3726

15

Price Olivia

AUS

Nina Curtis
Lucinda Whitty

4

15

4

3641

16

Lehtinen Silja

FIN

Silja Kanerva
Mikaela Wulff

4

16

3

3413

17

Senfft Juliana

BRA

Luciana Kopschitz
Fernanda Demétrio Decnop Coelho

8

12

11

3320

18

Barkow Sally

USA

Elizabeth Kratzig Burnham
Alana O'reilly

5

18

3

3175

19

Bennett Milly

AUS

 

5

19

19

3172

20

Lim Denise

SIN

 

5

22

20

2730

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