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U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Team Trials - Sailing

by US SAILING on 21 Sep 2007
Only sailors who are eligible to represent the USA at the Olympic Games are able to compete in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Sailing.

US SAILING has created a qualification system for the Laser, Laser Radial, and Star events to determine the athletes eligible to compete in the Trials. Listed below are the qualified sailors based on results available. Sailors are asked to email US Sailing’s Olympic Director Katie Kelly to confirm their entry. katiekelly@ussailing.org >

Laser - Qualified Sailors

US Sailing Team Rankings

1. Brad Funk - confirmed
2. Andrew Campbell - confirmed
3. Kurt Taulbee - confirmed
4. Clay Johnson - confirmed
5. Kyle Rogachenko - confirmed
Laser North American Championship

6. Fred Strammer - confirmed
7. David Hernandez - confirmed
8. Luke Lawrence - confirmed
9. Derick Vranizan - confirmed
10. Rob Crane - confirmed
11. Charlie Buckingham - DECLINE
12. Matthew Goetting - confirmed
13. Zack Marks - confirmed
14. Benjamin Richardson - confirmed
15. John Loe - DECLINE
16. Erik Bowers - confirmed
17. Zeke Horowitz - confirmed
18. Matt Sterett - confirmed
19. David Fagen - confirmed
20. John VanTol - DECLINE
21. Philip Hood - confirmed
22. Josh Garber - confirmed
23. Andrew Fox - DECLINE
Laser National Championship

24. Trevor Moore - confirmed
25. John Pearce - confirmed
26. Emery Wager - confirmed
27. Cam Cullman - confirmed
28. Sean Kelly - DECLINE
29. Marc Jacobi - confirmed
Laser Last Chance Regatta

30. Royce Weber - confirmed
31. Andrew Scrivan - DECLINE
32. Jerry Tullo - confirmed
33. Christopher Branning - confirmed
34. Ryan Minth - DECLINE
35. Pat Curran - DECLINE
36. Mattia D'Errico - confirmed
37. Ian Sutherland - confirmed
38. Jon Singsen - confirmed
39. Ben Leibowitz - confirmed
40. Brian Raney - confirmed
41. Paul Craine - confirmed

Laser Radial - Qualified Sailors

US Sailing Team Rankings

1. Anna Tunnicliffe - confirmed
2. Paige Railey - confirmed
3. Sarah Lihan - confirmed
4. Emily Billing - confirmed
5. Ann Haeger - confirmed
Women's Laser Radial North American Championship

6. Genoa Griffin - confirmed
7. Katie Maxim - confirmed
8. Krysta Rhode - DECLINE
9. Maggie Shea - confirmed
10. Claire Dennis - confirmed
11. Stephanie Roble - DECLINE
12. Morgan Wilson - DECLINE
13. Kim Witkowski - DECLINE
14. Caroline Wright - confirmed
15. Michelle Davis - confirmed
16. Meghan Pesch - DECLINE
17. Nicole Buechler - DECLINE
18. Allison Robin - confirmed
19. Lindsay Allen - confirmed
20. Emily Stubbs - confirmed
Laser Radial Last Chance Regatta

21. Reguli Granger - confirmed
22. Susie Pegel - DECLINE
23. Chloe Palmer - confirmed
24. Katie Smith - confirmed
25. Laura Windecker - DECLINE
26. Renee Gagne - confirmed
27. Callie Naughton - confirmed
28. Alec Payne - confirmed
29. Catherine Shanahan - DECLINE
30. Amanda Taselaar

Star - Qualified Sailors

US Sailing Team Rankings

1. John Dane and Austin Sperry - confirmed
2. Andrew MacDonald and Brian Fatih - confirmed
3. John MacCausland and Bob Schofield - confirmed
4. Karl Anderson and Edward Morey - confirmed
5. Peter Vessella and Darin Jensen - DECLINE
Star Western Hemisphere Championship

6. George Szabo and Andrew Scott - confirmed
7. Larry Whipple and Eric Monroe - DECLINE
8. Bill Allen and Brad Lichter - DECLINE
9. Fotis Boliakis and Michael Nichol - confirmed
10. Joe Zambella and Peter Costa - DECLINE
11. Gene McCarthy and Glenn McCarthy - DECLINE
12. Robert Teitge and Darin Jensen - confirmed
13. Claude Bonanni and Richard Burgess - DECLINE
14. Harry Walker and David Hartman - DECLINE
15. Brian Malone and John Brennan - confirmed
Star North American Championship

16. Andy Horton and Brad Nichol - confirmed
17. Brian Ledbetter and Mark Brink - DECLINE
18. Mark Mendelblatt and Magnus Liljedahl - confirmed
19. Erik Lidecis and Michael Marzahl - confirmed
20. Carl Buchan and Jamie Buchan - DECLINE
21. William Buchan and Erik Bentzen - DECLINE
22. Jud Smith and David Timberlake - DECLINE
23. Dave Watt and Dave Martin
24. Larry Whipple and Phil Trinter - DECLINE
25. Foss Miller and Greg Newhall

Additional names will be listed here as the qualification regattas occur.
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