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Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club and UCMB played host to over 200 high school sailors from 53 different teams this past weekend.  The biggest attendance the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association has seen at this regatta since its start in 1989 with 9 teams.  The Sea Otter regatta is the first of five events for the 2011-2012 high school season.  The PCISA foundation is extremely excited that 12 new teams have registered this year which brings the total number of teams to eighty.

West coast high school sailing is sailed in the one design CFJ.  High School fleet racing is home to some of the best junior sailors in the country and is said to have the most competitive fleet in the US.  Mike Segerblom, the PCISA Officer is always one of the first to agree that west coast high school sailing is the, “most competitive in fleet racing”.  Newport Harbor high school is a top competitor every year in this fleet and it is no exception at this event.  Senior and A skipper Ryan Davidson started his regatta with two bullets.  Two firsts don’t come easily in this fleet.  “Racing is tough, with a lot of the same competitors in the top five each race”, says Ryan.  Davidson is a senior this year and is looking forward to a competitive year of racing and hopes to accomplish his goal of, “top five in every regatta this year”.

The racing was close in both gold and silver fleets.  Newport Harbor high school started their season on top with a total of 88 points to win the regatta.  Newport Harbor gold fleet A division was sailed by Ryan Davidson and Greer Watson who walked away with the win with a total of 29 points.  Conner O’Connell, Molly Pleskus, and Sam Militelo won gold fleet B division by one point with a total of 40 to Newport Harbor’s JV1 team finishing with 50 points.  The top ten teams in Gold are familiar names on the results with Newport Harbor (88),  Point Loma (98), CDM JV1 (108), Coronado (115), Palos Verdes (132), Branson (134), Cathedral Catholic (146), Cathedral Catholic JV1 (147), Dos Pueblos (162), and Francis Parker (165), rounding out the top ten of 26 teams.

The silver fleet competitors will fight all year to earn a spot in the gold fleet. Crossroads school from Los Angeles put on a show by winning both A and B division to give them a total of 60 points. Other teams rounding out the top ten included, CDM JV3 in second (96), Long Beach Poly (118), Athenian (126), Alameda (140), Bay School of SF JV (143), Marin Academy (149), Stevenson (158), Windward (159), and Sir Francis Drake (161).

All teams will reconvene at Newport Harbor YC in early December for the Anteater Regatta.  Other venues for the season include Long Beach, Treasure Island, and Santa Barbara.  Stay posted as I'm sure the competition will be tight and exciting.

Smooth Sailing,

Renee DeCurtis

GOLD FLEET:

A division = 7 Races B division = 7 Races A B TOT

1. Newport Harbor Var. 29 59 88 2. Point Loma Var. 48 50 98 3. CDM JV1 48 60 108 4. Coronado 58 57 115 5. Palos Verdes 57 75 132 6. Branson 52 82 134 7. Cathedral Catholic 52 94 146 8. Cathedral Cath. JV1 98 49 147 9. Dos Pueblos 85 77 162 10. Francis Parker 103 62 165 11. Newport Harbor JV1 112 57 169 12. Long Beach Wilson 102 69 171 13. CDM Varsity 75 102 177 14. Newport Harbor JV2 82 98 180 15. Cathedral Cath. JV2 83 108 191 16. Point Loma JV2 103 106 209 17. Redwood 62 154 216 18. Point Loma JV1 96 122 218 19. Francis Parker JV 135 91 226 20. Mater Dei 122 107 229 21. Los Alamitos 134 101 235 22. CDM JV2 151 108 259 23. Pacific Collegiate 116 144 260 24. Laguna Blanca 142 125 267 25. Tamalpais 154 144 298 26. Santa Barbara 167 158 325


SILVER FLEET:

A division = 7 Races B division = 7 Races A B TOT

1. Crossroads 40 20 60 2. CDM JV3 78 18 96 3. Long Beach Poly 62 56 118 4. Athenian 89 37 126 5. Alameda 110 30 140 6. Bay School of SF JV 67 76 143 7. Marin Academy 45 104 149 8. Stevenson 70 88 158 9. Windward 56 103 159 10. Sir Francis Drake 23 138 161 11. York 88 90 178 12. Port of Los Angeles 67 113 180 13. Bishop O'Dowd 106 87 193 14. Tamalpais JV 121 72 193 15. SF Waldorf 46 164 210 16. Lycee Francais 117 93 210 17. Tokay 79 131 210 18. Mater Dei JV 95 129 224 19. Palos Verdes JV 145 85 230 20. Convent&Stuart Hall 142 97 239 21. Miramonte 115 127 242 22. Pacific Grove 137 106 243 23. Bay School of SF 159 102 261 24. Convent &Stuart Hall 135 130 265 25. Coronado JV 153 129 282 26. Wildwood 152 162 314 27. Stevenson JV 188 185 373

 

 

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