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Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia Mapfre Women's Match Racing - Day 2

by WIMRA on 4 Apr 2012
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Day two of the 43rd Trofeo S.A.R. Princesa Sofia Mapfre was another long yet productive day on the Women's Match racing Course as the Race Committee caught up on the matches lost Monday due to the light winds in the morning.

At the conclusion of Stage One, the top three from each of the two groups advance to the Gold Group and automatically qualify for the Quarter Final and the next three from each group will sail in the Repecharge. The top two from tomorrow's Repecharge Round Robin will take the last two places in the Quarter Finals. Meanwhile the Gold Group will sail a round robin to determine the seeding of the Quarter Finals.

The first teams to move on came from Group B as Olivia Price (AUS), Lucy Macgregor (GBR), and Tamara Echegoyen (ESP) earned their spots in the Gold Group. The next three, Claire Leroy (FRA), Stephanie Hazard (NZL), and Silja Lehtinen (FIN) will sail in the Repecharge.

And at the end of the day it was Anna Tunnicliffe (USA), Sally Barkow (USA), and Mandy Mulder (NED) from Group A who topped the table and will go into the Gold Group. While Ekaterina Skudina (RUS), Silvia Roca (ESP), and Renee Groeneveld (NED) will have to continue to fight in the Repecharge to try to earn a chance to move on.

Racing begins at 1000 tomorrow with the Repecharge round Robins followed by a few flights of the Gold Round Robins.

Results after Day Two:

Stage 1 - Group A:

1-Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer, Debbie Capozzi - USA : 6 wins - 2 losses
2-Sally Barkow, Elizabeth Kratzig-Burnham , Alana O'Reilly - USA : 6 - 2
3-Mandy Mulder, Annemiek Bekkering , Merel Witteveen - NED : 5 - 3
4-Ekaterina Skudina, Elena Siuzeva, Elena Oblova - RUS : 5 - 3
5-Silvia Roca, Eva Gonzalez, Lara Cacabelos - ESP : 4 - 4
6-Renee Groeneveld, Annemiek Bes , Marcelien de Koning - NED : 4 - 4
7-Anna Kjellberg, Malin Källström , Lotta Harrysson - SWE : 2 - 6
8-Lotte Meldgaard, Susanne Boidin, Tina Gramkov - DEN : 2 - 6
9-Rita Gonçalves, Mariana Lobato, Diana Neves - POR : 1 - 7

Stage 1 - Group B:

1-Olivia Price, Nina Curtis, Lucinda Whitty - AUS : 7 wins - 1 loss
2-Lucy Macgregor, Annie Lush, Kate Macgregor - GBR : 6 - 2
3-Tamara Echegoyen, Angela Pumariega, Sofía Toro - ESP : 5 - 3
4-Claire Leroy, Elodie Bertrand, Marie Riou - FRA : 5 - 3
5-Stephanie Hazard, Jenna Hansen, Susannah Pyatt - NZL : 4 - 4
6-Silja Lehtinen, Silja Kanerva , Mikaela Wulff - FIN : 3 - 5
7-Genny Tulloch, Jennifer Chamberlin , Alice Manard Leonard - USA : 3 - 5
8-Silke Hahlbrock, Vera Dubina, Irina Lotsmanova - GER : 2 - 6
9-Stephanie Roble, Maggie Shea, Darby Smith - USA : 1 - 7

For more information, please visit the WIMRA website and the Trofeo Sofia regatta website.
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