ICSA/LaserPerformance Singlehanded Nationals

November 6, 2009 - November 8, 2009

Corpus Christi Yacht Club

Corpus Christi, Texas

This year's Singlehanded Nationals, hosted by SEISA at Corpus Christi Yacht Club, should be an epic three days of championship-caliber racingfrom the country's best young Laser sailors. There are two national titles at stake here, one for the men in full rigs and one for the ladies in radials. Corpus provides a comfortable backdrop for this early-November event as compared to last year's regatta, sailed in Ithaca, NY.

38 comments

mc 3 years ago

Drake is killing it he's currently tied for 11 and will probably take 10 after today's races. Kid is phenomenal and is easily going to be top 5 with a huge threat for number 1 next year

4 years ago

barnard was a real surprise

boomstacks 4 years ago

go drake!

jake locker 4 years ago

can anyone tell me how sopre sensation elliot drake from oregon is doing and what the overall standings are?

A Russell 4 years ago

Fred's in 1 after 4 races, Annie too, with Liz tied for 3rd. Go Brown!

Beaver IT Dept. 4 years ago

So it looks like SEISA hasn't caught on and started using the new MIT scoring system...bummer. Slow start for Cy and Thomas too.

conditions 4 years ago

anyone know what the conditions are like? other than warm...

CougDad 4 years ago

Results are being postede here:

http://www.collegesailing.org/nas/fall09/singles/results.asp

Susan Mademann 4 years ago

How many races so far, and results?

Ruby 4 years ago

Chris, have they started racing? What are the conditions out there?

Ruby 4 years ago

Not surprised - half from the East Coast, the other half for middle US and west coast.

Iwanttoknow 4 years ago

Womens:
1. Williams
2. Lihan
3. Mademann
4. Haeger
5. Dennis
6. Blecher
7. Billing
8. Roller
9. Wilson
10. Barry

Results from race #1????

dear lisa 4 years ago

you might be surprised to find out that some of the girls sailing aren't from the east coast!

Lisa 4 years ago

Womens:
1. Williams
2. Lihan
3. Mademann
4. Haeger
5. Dennis
6. Blecher
7. Billing
8. Roller
9. Wilson
10. Barry

Ruby 4 years ago

Let's wish him the best for now.

RWU 4 years ago

The US Navy had Cy Thompson sail up and down the Somalia in his laser to stop piracy. The only problem was once the piracy stopped Cy tacked to go home and a tidal wave destroyed the whole country.

RWU 4 years ago

When they enter Cy Thompsons name into Tech Score the result automatically print out with Cy in first. Once it gave Cy a second and he ran over the MIT programmer with his laser and killed him.

4 years ago

Cy Thompson is so fast that he can sail around the world and then hit his own laser in the stern.

4 years ago

Cy Thompson does not tack on to lifts when Cy tacks the wind changes.

LoveMachine 4 years ago

Cy Thompson does not start at go. When Cy starts it is go.

4 years ago

Mitch Hall doesnt tack....he crosses

Your kidding right? 4 years ago

Not sure how you can bet against Haeger:

1. Never been beaten in a radial by a woman
2. Worst finish in a laser has been second (Both full rig and radial)
3. Never been beaten at a National Championship
My money is on Haeger

I have a photo of AH finishing second on my bookcase..........she is very good but has been beaten over her career by several ladies in this event. Good luck to all.

4 years ago

Mitch Hall for president

4 years ago

Mitch Hall will win!

Mitchell-Hall-fan@yahoo.com 4 years ago

Mitchell Hall will dominate this event.

starfox? 4 years ago

you mean bubbles? go bubbles and tini!

Starfox 4 years ago

go andrew!

4 years ago

barnard is a sleeper... if it goes light he's gone. (too bad the regatta is going to be held in cc.

the truth 4 years ago

Barrows
Strammer
juan

top 3 mens 4 years ago

1-Juan
2- Barrows
3-Strammer

Chris I feel a prediction contest on this one.

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