The Polar Bears sailed in two regattas this past weekend, showcasing their skill against top teams. Competing in the Thompson Trophy, they finished with a record of 7-8, tying for ninth place. The team celebrated victories against notable competitors including Navy and Yale. At the NEISA Women's Team Race Champs, the Polar Bears recorded a 9-7 mark, also tying for fifth overall. They are preparing for upcoming fleet racing events whileAwaiting selection results for nationals on April 14.

By the Numbers
  • Thompson Trophy Record: 7-8, tied for 9th place
  • NEISA Women's Team Race Champs Record: 9-7, tied for 5th place
Yes, But

Despite finishing tied for ninth and fifth, the team remains competitive with only one win separating them from a higher overall placement. Tight competition at these events highlights the intensity of college sailing.

State of Play
  • The Polar Bears face stiff competition from top national teams at both regattas.
  • Team selection for the upcoming nationals will be announced on April 14.
What's Next

Following the announcement on team selection, the Polar Bears will transition to fleet racing in multiple upcoming championships, potentially influencing their national rankings.

Bottom Line

The Polar Bears are positioned well for future competitions, demonstrating resilience and skill despite tough regatta outcomes. Their performance sets a strong foundation as they aim for national qualification and improved standings in fleet racing.