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Date Posted: Sun April 10, 2005 23:29:30
Author: Joe S. ' 58
Subject: LADY RAMS' SAILING RESULTS

Fordham's Women's Sailing Team participated in a seven team regatta hosted by Washington College in Chesterton, MD on Saturday. The team was led by two frosh skippers, Anne-Marie Martin with junior Eileen O'Neill as crew and Jennifer Brandes with soph Katie O'Malley as crew. Results:
1. Washington College - 24 points; 2. Navy - 33; 3. Georgetown - 40; 4. Hampton - 58; 5. Fordham - 66; 6. UMBC - 84 & 7. William & Mary - 90. Since our results in the 14 race series ranged from 2nd to 7th place, consistency is the team's goal at future women's events.

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I have a question.. why two frosh skippers? Doesn't the youth and inexperience only hurt us here or are you building something big for the future? Also how do you recruit these young ladies? Just curious considering you post continual updates I thought I'd fire away some questions. Kind of Monday morning quarterback or coxswain or whatever. (NT) -- J92, Mon April 11, 2005 22:58:41
- J 92, thanks for your interest. They are the only two female skippers available. After representing Fordham well for 3 1/2 seasons, our senior skipper has taken a hiatus from sailing during her final semester to enjoy college. Our other more experienced skipper is spending her entire junior year studying abroad. Regarding recruitment... (NT) -- Joe S. ' 58, Tue April 12, 2005 10:18:00
  - We follow the progress of over 250 high school Sailing teams plus the 15 - 17 year old kids, who do well at the hundreds of junior regattas throughout the country, mostly during the summer. I race Sunfish on the national circuit and post recruitment messages on their board, plus our 138 member Afterguard membership constantly provides leads, and I follow up with every one of them. This year, our Potential Recruits e-mail list has about 30 prospects. Experienced female crews are more plentiful than experienced female skippers, which is why the number of schools in our conference with women's teams is half that of the number with coed teams. (NT) -- Joe S. ' 58, Tue April 12, 2005 10:29:09
    - Good stuff Joe. I never realized all the work and effort you put into it. Sounds like you are building quite a solid program. One last question.. How has the university been in its support for all your dedication and tireless effort to get the program back on the map? (NT) -- J92, Tue April 12, 2005 21:17:35
      - Frank McLaughlin, Charlie Elwood & Mike Roberts, Coordinator of Club Sports (my boss), have all been very supportive, as has Fr. McShane, who has gone out of his way to greet key recruits. No program ever has enough money but the University has provided Sailing with sufficient financial resources, which when supplemented by the team's fundraising efforts and that of the Afterguard, the alumni support group, has been certainly adequate for our up-and-coming program. (NT) -- Joe S. ' 58, Wed April 13, 2005 04:44:17

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