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Date Posted: Mon April 18, 2005 15:56:43
Author: Joe S. ' 58
Subject: FORDHAM QUALIFIES FOR SPRING SAILING CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

At New York Maritime this past weekend, with two berths remaining from the North region, for inclusion in the America Trophy Regatta at Navy, April 30 - May 1, our first team sailed magnificently to finish second overall and secure one of the berths. The America Trophy pits the top 18 teams in our 42 school conference in a two-day regata for the spring championship. From that event, the top three teams will go to Austin, TX for the North American Championship in June. In 2004, Fordham ranked 13th for the year after placing 15th at last spring's championship regatta. The results:
1. Hobart/William Smith - 64 points
2. Fordham - 80
3. Maryland - 84
4. Kings Point - 97
5. Navy - 102
6. Ocean County - 102
7. Cornell - 106
8. St. Mary's - 107
9. Columbia - 130
10. NY Maritime - 137
11. American U. - 174
12. Princeton - 186
13. Army - 189
14. Skidmore - 220
15. Colgate - 220
16. Penn State - 223
17. Royal Military - 250
18. Stevens - 265

Congratulations to Nate Powell ' 06, Anne-Marie Martin ' 08, Alex Baum ' 08 & Cristina Puglia ' 07 for a job well done.

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I'm just amazed you beat Navy. Isn't that like Chaminade beating Virginia with Ralph Sampson? (NT) -- J92, Mon April 18, 2005 22:22:27
- Navy had prequalified and did not have its first team but their third and fourth strings are better than most school's first string. We do not expect to beat Navy at the championship in two weeks. Among the top 18 schools, however, our goal is to crack the top 10 for the first time. If our team sails consistently and avoids major mistakes, we'll do it. (NT) -- Joe S. ' 58, Tue April 19, 2005 11:50:54

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