STANFORD, Calif. – The University of Hawai'i women's sailing gave a solid performance at the Bryson Women's Intersectional, hosted Oct. 24-25, by Stanford University. UH finished a close second in the fleet portion of the regatta and third during the team format.

 

A total of 14 races, seven each in both the A and B divisions were completed on Saturday, with the Rainbow Wahine tallying 42, just one points behind host and regatta champ Stanford. Hannah Tuson-Turner and Hanne Nagatani competed in the A division, while Jaclyn McLoughlin, Darla Baldwin and Jessi Locke raced in the B division. On Sunday, the 10-team field competed in team racing with each school going head-to-head. UH won five races to finish in third place, while Stanford won all nine races.

 

Next up for the Rainbow Wahine is the PCCSC Fall Championships, Nov. 21-22, in Mission Bay, Calif.

 

1.   Stanford (15-27-42)

2.  Hawai'i (18-25-43)

3.   USC (30-14-44)

4.   UC Irvine Anteaters (17-29-46)

5.   UC Santa Barbara (37-26-63)

6.   UC San Diego (39-37-76)

7.   California  (43-38-81)

8.   Monterey Bay (60-58-118)

9.   Oregon (58-62-120)

10. Chapman (68-69-137)

 

1.  Stanford (9)

2.  USC (7)

3.  UH (5)*

4.   UC Irvine (5)

5.   UC Santa Barbara (5)

6.   California (4)

7.   UC San Diego (3)

8.   Oregon (2)

9.   Chapman (2)

10. CSU Monterey (2)

 

*UH wins tie-breaker