Strong performances in the A and B divisions were somewhat hampered by the unpredictable conditions, as Sunday's abrupt cancellation threw off the teams rotation strategy. Levin and fellow senior Christian Taubman became acquainted with Vanguard 15s, a boat new to college sailing, in the A
division. "The Vanguards are fun boats, and Christian and I learned a lot
about them this weekend." Levin said.
The seasoned skipper/crew pair of sophomore co-captain Sean Doyle and
freshman Michelle Yu took fourth in the B division. "The conditions were
light and extremely foggy, but we managed to sail well." Yu said.
The women's team was in action at Brown for the Dellenbaugh Trophy, which was captured by the Dartmouth team. It was also a bipolar weekend for
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