April 13, 2003

The Old Dominion women's sailing team finished third with 159 points on this weekend at the Dellenbaugh Women's Intersectional hosted by Brown University. The Old Dominion coed squad competed in the Admiral's Cup at the US Merchant Marine Academy where they recorded a 14th place showing.

Corrie Clement (Metarie, LA), Amy Bourne (Va. Beach, VA) and Liz Bower (Fairport, NY) led the Lady Monarchs as they finished fourth in the A division with 159 points. Anna Tunnicliffe (Perrysburg, OH) and Anna Cobb (Mechanisville, VA) came in fifth place in the B division with 87 points. St. Mary's, who ranked first over ODU in the latest national rankings, won the regatta with just 74 total points. Brown tallied 133 points in a distant second place.

At the Marine Academy the Monarchs totaled 582 points in 14th place. Bill Berg (Longwood, FL) paced the team with 185 points, which was 10th in the C division. Ignacio Saralegui and Vincent Fontimayor came in 12th in the B division while Jack Kerr and Debbie Capozzi finished 13th in the A division with 212 points. Tufts University came from behind on Sunday to earn the win with 331 points. Harvard and Hobart/WM Smith rounded out the top three with 354 and 383 points respectively.

Admiral's Cup
US Merchant Marine Academy
April 12-13, 2003
                 A	 B 	C	 TOT
1. Tufts 	97 	139 	95 	331
2. Harvard 	149 	98 	107 	354
3. Hobart/WmSmith 	138 	138 	107 	383
4. St. Mary's 	106 	89 	203 	398
5. Washington College 	129 	196 	109 	434
6. Stanford 	163 	211 	123 	497
7. Georgetown 	163 	152 	191 	506
8. USMMA-Kings Point 	253 	120 	133 	506
9. Brown 	172 	237 	112 	521
10. Boston College 	133 	171 	224 	528
11. Charleston 	196 	163 	172 	531
12. Navy 	215 	232 	92 	539
13. Dartmouth 	154 	160 	228	542
14. Old Dominion 	212 	185 	185 	582
15. UC/Irvine 	252 	140 	207 	599
16. Yale 	182 	163 	271 	616
17. UMBC 	214 	239 	343 	796
18. NY Maritime 	299 	312 	217 	828
19. Cornell 	272 	317 	321 	910
20. Maryland 	282 	321 	318 	921

Dellenbaugh
Women's Intersectional Brown University
April 12-13, 2003
                                 A 	B 	TOT
1. St. Mary's 			37 	37 	74
2. Brown 			69 	64 	133
3. Old Dominion 		72 	87 	159
4. Hobart/William Smith 	112 	51 	163
5. Charleston 			70 	101 	171
6. Tufts 			77 	95 	172
7. Harvard 			95 	103 	198
8. Dartmouth 			129 	74 	203
9. Boston College 		83 	134 	217
10. Georgetown 		        109 	112 	221
11. Stanford 			117 	114 	231
12. Connecticut College 	133 	108 	241
13. Yale 			143 	141	284
14. Boston University 	        166 	124 	290
15. Southern California 	104 	188 	292
16. Rhode Island 		180 	137 	317
17. Bowdoin 			162 	183 	345
18. North Carolina 		187 	200 	387