Together, Harvard's A and B teams combined for a convincing overall victory, finishing 36 points ahead of second-place Boston College.
"We are down to the home stretch before the New England Championships and Nationals and things seem to be coming together," Doyle said. "Everyone is practicing hard and sailing well."
The co-ed squad was actually split this weekend, with the rest of the team competing at the Admiral's Cup, hosted by the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. The Crimson placed sixth overall out of 19 teams at that regatta.
Sophomores Clay Bischoff and Lema Kikuchi finished fourth in the A Division, while the team of freshman Cardwell Potts and sophomore Laura Knoll claimed second in the B Division.
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