Regatta Results

 Results of National Championships

Baker - Team Racing, Cressy - Singlehanded, Mallory - Doublehanded

2010 Mallory
2010 Cressy
2009 Baker
2009 Mallory
2009 Cressy
2008 Baker
2008 Mallory
2008 Cressy
2007 Baker
2007 Mallory
2007 Cressy
2006 Baker
2006 Mallory
2006 Cressy
2005 Baker
2005 Mallory
2005 Cressy
2004 Baker
2004 Mallory
2004 Cressy
2003 Baker
2003 Mallory
2003 Cressy
2002 Baker
2002 Bullivant
2002 Mallory
2002 Cressy
2001
Baker
2001
Complete Mallory Results

2001 Cressy
2000
Baker
2000
Mallory
2000 Cressy
1999 Mallory - Baker
1998 Spring '98 Cressy  - Mallory Spring '98 - Fall '98 Cressy  - Spring '98 Photos

ISSA Trophy History

     Other Regatta Results:

JESUIT HS QUALIFIES FOR CRESSY, MALLORY:

Marcel Marquette of Jesuit HS of New Orleans won the Cressy elimination and qualifies as the SEISA entry in the Cressy regatta, defeating nine rivals in the qualifying event sailed at Southern YC February 28. Marquette easily topped runner up Ben Montgomery of Isadore Newman School and Anthony Hudson of Archbishop Rummel HS in third. On the same weekend Jesuit HS earned the SEISA slot in the Mallory doublehanded fleet championship, defeating Mt. Carmel Academy and St. Stanislaus College Prep School which were tied for second.
 

NEWPORT HARBOR HS WINS CARDINAL REGATTA:

The perennial powerhouse sailing team of Newport Harbor HS, locked in a tight fight with Pt. Loma HS for the overall lead in PCISA standings, finished first in the annual Cardinal Regatta sailed at Sequoia YC, co-host with Stanford U, February 28-March 1. NHHS was led by its A Division crew of Brian Bissell/Alison Hill that was overall low-point crew for the regatta with six firsts in the 12 races. The NHHS B Division crew of Scott Hogan/Cryssa Byers was the Division B low-point crew with four firsts as they combined with their A Division to virtually halve the score of runner-up Pt. Loma. The NHHS JV crew had the point total for third. However, for PCISA standings Torrey Pines HS was scored as third and steadily improving Marin Academy, fourth. In all, 26 teams, including four JV crews, competed.
 

SOUTH ATLANTIC SAILS REGIONAL QUALIFIERS:

SAISA managed to get in 36 races, two rotations, in its regional Mallory qualifying regatta sailed March 7-8 at Ransom-Everglades School in 420s. Palmetto HS of Miami, runner up in the 1997 Mallory national championship, topped the nine-school event and its A Division skipper Trevor Gaffney took low point honors. Gaffney and B Division skipper Jimmy Cacace between them had 13 first places. In second place was MAST Academy of Miami, led by B Division and overall low point winner Andrew Blom with 10 firsts and no finish lower than fifth. Close behind MAST was Lakewood HS of St. Petersburg as the third qualifier.

In the Cressy qualifier sailed the same weekend Sean Doyle of St. Petersburg HS sailed the nine race Laser series with nine first places, amply demonstrating he is ready to succeed 1997 Cressy winner Brad Funk as another SAISA singlehanded world beater. Jacek Weiliecki of Clearwater Central Catholic HS was second in the nine-school fleet. Winds for Saturday were 20+, a bit less the next day.