6th at Rose Bowl

The Trojans returned back to Southern California to host the largest Rose Bowl Regatta in the event’s history with 29 colleges and 59 high schools attending.  While hosting this event is a major undertaking, the team also sailed in the event with a very strong performance.  On the water, Max Hutcheson, Alexis Tarakjan, Mallory Schluter, Carina Prynn, Kelsey Rupp, and Olivia Gebelin sailed to 6th overall against many of the

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ROSE BOWL REGATTA 2012

All Regatta Information for the Rose Bowl Regatta 2012 is posted at this link: Rose Bowl Regatta 2012

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Academic All-American Honorable Mention 2011 – Stephen Lue

We are very excited to announce that Stephen Lue has recieved recognition as a 2011 ICSA Academic All-American Honorable Mention.  Beyond his critical role on the team Stephen has continued to maintain very high academic standards for himself.  Below is an exceprt explaining this honor in further detail.  Congrats Stephen, FIGHT ON! Norfolk, V.A. (November 17, 2011) – The Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) has named its 2011 All-Academic Sailing Team. The 2011 All-Academic

3rd at Coed Fall PCC’s

The entire team traveled to Santa Barbara to compete in the 2011 Fall Pacific Coast Championship.  This intersectional regatta draws schools from the entire west coast.  It is sailed in 2 FJ divisions and 1 Laser division.  The FJ Divisions were led be Skippers Kelsey Rupp and Mallory Schluter while Max Hutcheson sailed the Laser division.  Crewing in the FJ’s were Danny Kivlovitz, Alexis Tarakijan, Jack Stern, Maggie Nolting, and

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Trojans take 6th at Match Race PCC’s

The Match Race Team of Max Hutcheson, Danny Kivlovitz, and Kelsey Rupp traveled to San Francisco to compete in the PCCSC Match Race Championship this past weekend.  While the weather was great, it did not allow for much sailing because of wind delays.  The Trojans had solid first day of sailing with three victories.  On day two they struggled a bit, but still ended the regatta in 6th place overall

2nd at Women’s Fall PCC’s

The Ladies of Troy travelled to Redwood City, CA to compete in the Women’s Fall Pacific Coast Championship Regatta.  The regatta saw light breezes on both days and the women sailed quite well.  After a total of 5 races per Division the team finished in second place just 3 points away from winning the regatta.  Congratulations to the team of Kelsey Rupp, Mallory Schluter, Olivia Gebelin, Maggie Nolting, Carina Prynn,

3rd and 5th at Stoney Burke Intersectional

The entire team traveled to the San Francisco Bay to sail the Stoney Burke Intersectional Regatta  in Clipper Cove off of Treasure Island this past weekend.  The small group fielded a Women’s and a Coed team in the varsity division as well as one JV team at the regatta.  All teams were quite successful with everyone placing in the top 5 in their respective divisions.  The Coed team led the way

3rd at Frosh/Soph Regatta

The team of Mallory Schluter, Maggie Nolting, Carina Prynn, Olivia Gebelin, Alessandro Sassoon, and Alexis Tarakjian traveled to Mission Bay in the Annual Frosh/Soph regatta for 1st and 2nd year sailors. The highlight of the regatta was the A-Division victory by Mallory, Maggie, and Carina. In B-Division Alessandro, Olivia, and Alexis sailed to a very strong fourth place finish which is quite remarkable as their first regatta sailing together. The

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Victorious at Offshore Regatta

The Trojans travled to Larchmont Yacht to compete in the Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta in J-105′s this past weekend. The team of Max Hutcheson, Kelsey Rupp, Danny Kivlovitz, Jack Stern and Brock Kraebel were greated by warm weather and light winds. Three races were completed during the first day of the regatta putting the Trojans at the top of the leader board in their class. Despite their attempts, the Race Committee

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Trojans Finish 15th at ICSA Western Semifinal

May 2, 2011 The top 36 sailing teams in the country travelled to Long Beach, CA compete in the ICSA Western and Eastern Semi-Finals.  While hosting the largest collegiate regatta in the country the Trojans were also fighting for their spot at the national championship regatta to be held in June.  In order to qualify, the Trojans needed to place 9th or better in the Western Semi-Final.  The regatta got

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