November 7, 2004

WASHINGTON—The William Smith College sailing team competed at the Mid-Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association Fall Women’s Dinghy Championship this past weekend, finishing seventh of 14 teams with 162 points. Navy captured the victory, while host Georgetown earned the runner-up spot.

In the A division senior skipper Emile Barkow (University Lake School/Nashotah, Wis.) and first-year crew Kate Wilson (Prout School/Hope Valley, R.I.) placed seventh with 91 points. The duo captured five top-five finishes in 12 races, including a weekend-best third place in the third and ninth races.

Teaming up in the B division were junior skipper Augusta Nadler (Tabor Academy/Marion, Mass.) and senior crew Kate May (Cranston East/Cranston, R.I.). Winning the weekend’s first race, Nadler and May earned five top-five places and never finished lower than 10th.

The Herons are ranked 15th in the latest Sailing World College Rankings. Harvard sits atop the poll.

Results
1. Navy, 47-36-83
2. Georgetown, 61-23-84
3. Old Dominion, 25-76-101
4. St. Mary’s, 43-71-114
5. Cornell, 105-47-152
6. Columbia, 65-95-160
7. William Smith, 91-71-162
8. Loyola, 105-84-189
9. Washington College, 112-91-203
10. Maryland, 101-105-206
11-14. Kings Point, Fordham, UMBC, Salisbury

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