If this past weekend provides any indication, the Harvard co-ed sailing team may be poised to make some noise at Nationals later this month.
At the Moody Trophy regatta in Providence, RI on Saturday and Sunday, the Crimson finished first out of a crowded field of 19 teams. Racers competed in two divisions, riding in the same boats that will be used at next June's North American Team Championships.
The dynamic duo of junior Sean Doyle and sophomore Michelle Yu paced the Crimson by winning the A Division. Doyle and Yu, who also combined to place first at the Dinghy Cup earlier this month, finished 21 points ahead of its next closest competitor.
In the B Division, juniors Margaret Gill and Susan Bonney turned in an impressive fourth-place showing. The tandem finished just eight points behind second place and three points in back of third.
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