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Ryan and Kirk lead U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship

by US Sailing on 10 Jul 2009
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Three races are in the books after day one at the 2009 U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship, a US SAILING National Championship event sponsored by LaserPerformance.

The Hampton Yacht Club (Hampton, Va.) is the host for the 37 teams competing for the Ida Lewis Trophy in Club 420s. The field of competitors range in age from 13 to 18 years old in this three-day OPEN event.

The team of Georgie Ryan (San Diego, Calif.) and Haley Kirk (Long Beach, Calif.) won the first two races of the day. They finished fifth in the third and final race of the day. Trailing Ryan and Kirk by two points is Chanel Miller (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) and Yuri Namikawa (Ranchos Palos Verdes, Calif.). Miller and Namikawa finished fifth, third, and first. Ryan and Kirk have a sizeable 13 point lead over the third place team, Deirdre Lambert (Cumberland, Maine) and Tracy Doherty (Sea Cliff, N.Y.), who finished 12th at their first U.S. Youth Sailing Championship in June. Only seven points separate teams third through seventh after day one.

Breeze was steady today on Chesapeake Bay at 10 to 15 knots on a partly cloudy day with temperatures in the low 80s. The 2009 U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Championship resumes on Friday morning, and runs through Saturday.

2009 U.S. Junior Women's Doublehanded Championship for the Ida Lewis Trophy - Provisional Results

Series Standing - 3 races scored 

Pos Sail   Skipper Yacht Club  1   2   3  Total
1  
 06   Georgie Ryan/
Haley Kirk  		 San Diego Yacht Club   1   1   5   7  
2  
 13   Chanel Miller/
Yuri Namikawa  		 Lauderdale Yacht Club/Metedeconk River YC   5   3   1   9  
3  
 23   Deirdre Lambert/
Tracy Doherty  		 LISOT   9   9   2   20  
4  
 21   Sarah Williams/
Jane Rew  		 Bay Head Yacht Club   2   13   7   22  
5  
 22   Melany Johnson/
Mackenzie Needham  		 Brant Beach Yacht Club   4   7   13/ZFP   24  
6  
 11   Grace Lucas/
Tierney Driscoll  		 BHYC   3   6   18/ZFP   27  
7  
 18   Mallory Schluter/
marly isler  		 San Diego Yacht Club   11   2   14   27  
8  
 27   Morgan Russom/
Rachel Hanscom  		 Greater Wildwood YC   12   15   8   35  
9  
 36   Kaylee Schwitzer/
Courtney Alexander  		 Annapolis Yacht Club   13   12   11   36  
10  
 05   Sarah Davis/
Jennifer Davis  		 San Diego Yacht Club   16   18   4   38T  
11  
 07   Jessica Bernhard/
Hanne Nagatani  		 EYC/St. Francis YC   6   23   9   38T  
12  
 17   Annie Rossi/
Jaclyn Hollander  		 San Francisco Yacht Club   10   14   20   44  
13  
 16   Allison Shane/
Erica Lush  		 Duxbury Bay Maritime School   8   5   38/OCS   51  
14  
 08   Tally Buckstaff/
Annie Schmidt  		 San Francisco Yacht Club   7   10   38/OCS   55  
15  
 19   Carly Shevitz/
Erica Parker  		 SBYC   17   4   38/OCS   59  
16  
 28   Olivia Crane/
Ali Blumenthal  		 Noroton YC/LISOT   14   8   38/OCS   60  
17  
 15   Alexandra Sullivan/
Hilary Kenyon  		 Annapolis Yacht Club   15   19   28/ZFP   62  
18  
 32   Madeleine Sims/
Waverly Askew  		 Annapolis Yacht Club   21   16   28/ZFP   65  
19  
 09   Kiersten McDonald/
Alexandria Ivory  		 BCYC   26   25   15   66T  
20  
 14   Jennifer Borshoff/
Claire Brodie  		 Rochester Yacht Club   30   20   16   66T  
21  
 01   Noelle Herring/
Kaitlin Driscoll  		 Coronado Yacht Club   22   24   25/ZFP   71  
22  
 24   Megan Yeigh/
Cassie Todd  		 Annapolis Yacht Club   18   38/OCS   17   73  
23  
 03   Katie Everett/
Karisa Chapa  		 Coronado Yacht Club   20   29   27/ZFP   76  
24  
 04   Madeleine Bricker/
mary rodman crawford  		 LISOT/TCYC   27   11   38/OCS   76  
25  
 29   Claudia Taselaar/
Julia Rew  		 NYYC   33   26   18   77  
26  
 25   Devon Rohde/
Kelly Muhlenburg  		 Beaufort Yacht and Sailing Club and Savannah Sailing Center   29   22   26/ZFP   77  
27  
 12   Mary Kate Mezzetti/
Eleanor Conroy  		 Hyannis Yacht Club   24   17   38/OCS   79  
28  
 33   Paige Conlin/
Remy Leelike  		 Bellport Bay Yacht club   25   21   38/OCS   84  
29  
 30   Linnhe Thomson/
Julia Wiesner  		 Rochester YC   19   28   38/ZFP   85T  
30  
 37   Geneive Marquardt/
Christina Hudson  		 HYC   23   38/OCS   24   85T  
31  
 34   Julia Gardner/
Olivia Graham  		 Rochester Yacht Club   31   31   23   85T  
32  
 20   Mary Beth Parkerson/
Christine Appleby  		 Miles River Yacht Club   35   34   22   91  
33  
 35   Missy Flowe/
Mary Ligon  		 Hampton Yacht Club   36   32   25   93  
34  
 31   Kristen Gelenitis/
Alexandra Stapienski  		 Metedeconk River Y.C.   34   35   27   96T  
35  
 02   Robbi Robyn/
Kaitlin Dunphey  		 Coronado Yacht Club   28   30   38/OCS   96T  
36  
 10   RACHEL GLENN/
JEAN RUTLEDGE  		 ENCINAL YACHT CLUB   32   27   38/OCS   97  
37  
 26   Dana Rohde/
Sarah Chambers  		 Beaufort Yacht and Sailing Club and Savannah Sailing Center   37   33   35/ZFP   105  



For complete results, live Twitter updates, daily reports, and photos, please visit the event website at http://championships.ussailing.org/Youth/USJrWomensDoublehanded.htm.
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