United States Coast Guard Academy - Department of Athletics

CASCADE LOCKS, OR--(5/26/11)--Day two of the ICSA Women's National Championship brought long delays followed by short periods of shifty and unpredictable racing. Long downwind legs in strong adverse current opened the door for anyone who happened to be in a favorable position on the racecourse. The Lady Bears are currently in 9th place, very close in points with several other teams, all who could surge into the top-5.

In only four races per division on Wednesday, multiple scores outside of the top-10 caused Coast Guard to slip slightly down the leader board. However, with a full day of racing to go and only a 31 point difference between 1st and 10th place, any team who can put together a string of low scores could quickly advance to the top.

Seniors Krysta Rohde and Tanya Cuprak are in 11th place in A-Division with 58 points. In B-Division, senior Jenn Proctor and junior Kristen Holloway are currently 9th with 46 points. Only 5 points separate them from 5th.

Racing will continue until 5pm PT on Thursday.

Sailing - Tied for Lead After Day One of National Championship

Jenn Proctor and Kristen Holloway started the National Championship with a 3-4 to help give the Lady Bears their lead.

CASCADE LOCKS, OR--(5/24/11)--After finishing fourth in the semi-finals, the 13th ranked women's sailing team is currently tied for first place after four races at the ICSA Women's National Championship. Both Coast Guard and the University of Rhode Island ended the day with 20 points and a slight lead over Georgetown and Old Dominion who have 21 and 22 points respectively.

The morning began with the conclusion of the semi-finals. The Lady Bears had sailed themselves into almost a sure trip to the finals on the previous day, so they focused hard on gaining information about the tricky conditions while others battled for the remaining berths. They finished 4th in the semi-finals with 89 points. It was all New England at the top with Yale winning with 60 points, Brown finishing 2nd with 70 and Rhode Island in 3rd with 86.

Seniors Krysta Rohde and Tanya Cuprak continued to sail well, finishing tied for 2nd in A-Division but losing the tie breaker to Brown. Both teams were just four points off of a divisional win. In B-Division, seniors Jenn Proctor and Elise Maher and junior Kristen Holloway finished 7th with 51 points. At the conclusion of the semi-finals, there was a short break before the finals began.

Krysta Rohde and Tanya Cuprak are in 3rd in A-Division

CASCADE LOCKS, OR--(5/23/11)--The 13th ranked Women's Sailing Team is currently in 4th place after six races in each division on day one of the ICSA Women's National Championship Semi-Finals. With the semi-finals ending at noon tomorrow, and the top nine teams advancing to the finals, the Lady Bears have sailed themselves into a very comfortable position.

Seniors Krysta Rohde and Tanya Cuprak had a stellar day in A-Division, finishing no worse than 7th and ended the day sitting in 3rd place. Seniors Jenn Proctor and Elise Maher and junior Kristen Holloway also sailed very strong and are currently 5th in B-Division.

The Lady Bears will look to clinch their berth to the finals during the few remaining races tomorrow morning. Following the semi-finals, the top nine teams will join the nine pre-qualified teams to compete for the National Championship.

Intercollegiate Sailing - Ingham Named to All-NEISA 2nd Team

Sam Ingham was recently named to the All-NEISA Second Team.

Hanover, NH--(5/12/11)--The NEISA Awards Committee recently announce an impressive list of the conference's All-NEISA teams, which included Coast Guard Academy senior Sam Ingham on the Second Team. Among the fifteen honorees on both the first and second teams were seven previous All-Americans and two finalists for College Sailor of the Year.

Ingham, along with crews Amanda Hamlet, Matt Stroebel, and Tanya Cuprak, had the most successful individual records for any Coast Guard sailor in at least the past ten years. The year was highlighted with two A-Division intersectional victories at the Thompson Trophy and the Charleston Spring Intersectional, 2nd at the McIntyre Team Race and the Boston Dinghy Cup, 4th at the Schell Trophy for the New England Fall Championship, and 5th at the Captain Hurst Bowl and the Rose Bowl.

This is the first time a Coast Guard coed sailor has been recognized by the NEISA Awards Committee since the inception of the awards. Ingham's classmates, Krysta Rohde and Jenn Proctor, along with junior Kristen Holloway, have all been named to the Women's All-NESIA Second Team.

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