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University of Wisconsin wins ICSA Timme Angsten Memorial Regatta

by Suzy Phelps on 1 Dec 2009
Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) . http://www.collegesailing.org/
The University of Wisconsin was named the victor of the 63rd Timme Angsten Memorial Regatta, hosted by Chicago Yacht Club in 420's at Monroe Harbor in Chicago, November 27-29, 2009. Ten teams traveled from around the Midwest to spend Thanksgiving weekend sailing in light winds. This was the first time in that the event included no out of district teams. Kansas was a No Show.

When the regatta was started in 1947, it was one of the only opportunities for college sailors to race outside their district and the best sailors always came. They raced in cold or freezing weather in boats which were not self rescuing. The racing rules did not allow alternative penalties – if you hit a mark or misjudged a port crossing and you went back to the dock, with a hefty penalty.

The 'Timmes' has always been a highlight of the fall season for the Midwest District and serves as their Fall Championship. The schedule has been changed to start on Friday at noon, allowing competitors to have Thanksgiving at home, and then travel to Chicago.

Friday light winds and only 4 races were completed, under sunny skies, starting in the early afternoon with temperatures in the 40’s. Wisconsin quickly was recognized as the team to beat. Saturday started sunny with 50 degree temperatures, and SW and SE-S winds 4-8. Sunday started with a thunderstorm, and the Race Committee waited for it to pass, then six races were completed in a northerly wind under cloudy skies with temperatures in the 50’s.

Wisconsin was also awarded the MCSA Fall Dinghy Championship trophy as the highest placing Midwest school.

Winning Team: University of Wisconsin (Madison WI): 50 points
Joe Kutschenreuter ‘12
Molly Forbes, ‘11
Leif Evensen ‘11
Carrie Bargren ‘10
Patrick Richards ‘09
Allie Valentor ‘09

Second Place: University of Saint Thomas (St Paul, MN): 73 points
Brandon Wilson, ‘10
Matthew Weishan ‘11
Charlie Igo ‘09
Medora Sietten ‘10
Annie Owens ‘12


Third Place: University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, MN): 80 points
Nick Hovland ‘10
Natalie Sinn ‘12
Matthew Thompson ‘11
Eric Tobias ‘12
Brady Solum ‘12
Kirsten Wilson ‘12

Fourth Place: University of Toledo (Toledo, Ohio): 81 points
Brian Goldberg ‘11
Mike Stark ‘11
Ryan Lashaway ‘01
Ariel Peatee ‘13

A Division:
1st Joe Kutschenreuter, Molly Forbes; Wisconsin 18
2nd Brandon Wilson, Matthew Weishan; St. Thomas 19
3rd Nick Hovland, Natalie Sinn; Minnesota 42

B Division:
1st Leif Evensen, Carrie Bargren; Wisconsin 32
2nd Ryan Lashaway, Ariel Peatee; Toledo 36
3rd Michael Cornew, Maija Mikkila, Katherine Nickle, Lauren Radomski ; Northwestern 37


For more information, go to
http://www.chicagoyachtclub.org/viewCustomPage.aspx?id=138

http://www.collegesailing.org

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