Annapolis, MD- The Washington College Sailing Team ended their fall competition schedule with the War Memorial Championships Regatta hosted at the Naval Academy. The team finished 15th overall out of 17 teams. 
War Memorial 
Saturday, October 31:
The top MAISA teams arrived to Navy this morning to NW breeze that turned into N and then NE. 2 races per division were sailed in 4-6kts in basically every on-the-water location possible around Annapolis. We came in for a small break to wait for the breeze to fill. We saw some wind filling in the river, launched, and headed back to Carr Cove to meet E breeze that became SE. Races 3A and 3B were completed then pressure died to under 4 knots for the remainder of the day until racing was called at 4:15PM. The Hoyas lead into Sunday, we are hoping for more racing tomorrow and remain optimistic despite the forecast.

Sunday, November 1:
Sunday was another beautiful day in Annapolis, but with very little wind. SE wind hovered above and below 4 knots all day with current flowing out of the Severn, which proved challenging in a number of ways. 2 more races were completed per division, running right up to the 3PM cutoff. 

How It Happened
There were only five races total on the weekend. The A division for the Shoremen and Shorewomen earned 63 total points with an eighth place finish on race four. Alex Salzberg and Soledad Fintel were the sailors for this division.
The B Division collected 77 points with a best finish also on race four with a 10. Imogene Nuss and George Wood split time as skipper with Nora Ciak serving as crew for the B Division.