ICSA Women's Dinghy National Championship

ICSA Women's Dinghy National Championship is one of the seven Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association National Championships.[1]

Winners are awarded the Gerald C. Miller Trophy. Second place team receives the Nancy Kleckner Trophy and third place team receives the Ann Campbell Trophy.[2][3]

Champions

Year Champion Team members
1967  Wilson College (Pennsylvania)
1968  Radcliffe College
1969  Radcliffe College
1970  Radcliffe College
1971  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1972  Radcliffe College
1973  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1974  Princeton University
1975  Princeton University
1976  Princeton University
1977  Princeton University
1978  University of California, Berkeley
1979  United States Naval Academy
1980  United States Naval Academy
1981  United States Naval Academy
1982  Old Dominion University
1983  United States Naval Academy
1984  Tufts University
1985  Brown University
1986  Tufts University
1987  Old Dominion University
1988  Brown University
1989  Brown University
1990  Tufts University
1991  United States Naval Academy
1992  Dartmouth College
1993  Tufts University
1994  Tufts University
1995  St. Mary's College of Maryland
1996  Tufts University
1997  United States Naval Academy
1998  Brown University
1999  Tufts University
2000  Dartmouth College
2001  University of Hawaii at Manoa Molly O'Bryan, Melody Torres, Sarah Hitchcock, Renee DeCurtis, Jennifer Warnock, Marin Diskant
2002  Old Dominion University Sally Barkow, Cara Gibbons-Neff, Deborah Capozzi, Corrie Clement, Liz Bower, Anna Tunnicliffe
2003  Tufts University
2004  Yale University Molly Carapiet '06, Jenn Hoyle '05, Emily Hill '07, Megan Pearl '06, Julie Papanek '05, Sarah Himmelfarb '06
2005  Harvard University
2006  College of Charleston Alana O'Reilly, Susan Lintern, Andrea Savage, Megan Riddle, Danielle Neri, Julia Southworth
2007  St. Mary's College of Maryland
2008  Boston College
2009  Yale University Jane Macky, Marla Menninger, Katherine Hagemann, Sarah Lihan, Elizabeth Brim, Rebecca Jackson, Grace Becton
2010  College of Charleston Allison Blecher, Alyssa Aitken, Shannon Heausler, Rebecca Bestoso
2011  University of Rhode Island Amy Hawkins, Caroline Hall, Chanel Miller, Danielle Fougere
2012  Boston College Anne Haeger, Laura McKenna, Kelly Roy, Briana Provancha, Elizabeth Barnard
2013  Dartmouth College Deirdre Lambert, Carissa Crawford, Kelsey Wheeler, Chandler Salisbury, Lizzie Guynn, Madilyn Gamble
2014  Dartmouth College Deirdre Lambert, Avery Plough, Kelsey Wheeler, Lizzie Guynn
2015  Yale University Morgan Kiss, Emily Johnson, Claire Huebner, Casey Klingler, Katherine Gaumond
2016  United States Coast Guard Academy Nikole Barnes, Anna Morin, Dana Rohde, Hannah Herring
2017  Yale University Casey Klingler, Natalya Doris, Christine Klingler, Louisa Nordstrom, Claire Huebner, Isabelle Rossi De Leon
2018  Boston College Isabella Loosbrock, Emma Perry, Sophia Reineke, Megan Bamford, Lily McGrath
2019  Brown University Ragna Agerup, Madeleine McGrath, Maxine De Havenon, Emma Montgomery, Hannah Steadman, Annabelle Hutchinson, Sophie Hibben, Emma Montgomery, Maxine De Havenon, Rachel Foster, Emily Ito, Abigayle Konys, Megha Malpani
2021  College of Charleston Paris Henken, Lucy Klempen, Marian Williams, Roxanne Snyder[4]
2022  Boston College Sophia Reineke, Laura Ferraris, Sara Schumann, Colleen O’Brien, Lilly Mathieu, Michaela O’Brien[5]
2023  Stanford University Michelle Lahrkamp, Sophie Fisher, Patricia Gerli, Ellie Harned, Vanessa Lahrkamp, Grace Austin, Abigail Tindall, Hannah Freeman
2024  Stanford University Vanessa Lahrkamp, Gwendolyn Donahue, Michelle Lahrkamp, Ellie Harned, Hannah Freeman, Alice Schmid

References

  1. ^ "Sailing 101: College Sailing Structure, How to Win Championships". TULANE ATHLETICS. 2018-07-19. Archived from the original on 2020-07-14. Retrieved 2020-07-21.
  2. ^ "Brown wins College Women's Nationals". Scuttlebutt Sailing News. 2019-05-24. Archived from the original on 2019-09-23. Retrieved 2020-07-21.
  3. ^ "ICSA Women's Dinghy Championship". Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. Archived from the original on 2019-04-12. Retrieved 2020-07-21.
  4. ^ "Charleston wins Women's Nationals". Scuttlebutt Sailing News. 2021-05-20.
  5. ^ "Boston College wins Women's Nationals". Scuttlebutt Sailing News. 2022-05-26.
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