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Sunday, February 02, 2025
Evans Helps Seeking Alpha Finish Second

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Rockal Evans was back in action in Australia on the waters competing in Race 8 of the Middle Harbour Yacht Club SHCC Combined Clubs Inshore Regatta.

Evans was the tactician for the day onboard Seeking Alpha which is a 40-foot one-design sailboat.

Seeking Alpha finished second with a time of 2:02:47, they were one minute and ten seconds behind the winners Like Oxygen who clocked 2:01:37.


Monday, January 20, 2025
Ebbin Instrumental in Tulane's Top 3 Finish in ICSA Rankings

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The Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) has released its final rankings for the Fall 2024 season, with Stanford University claiming top honors in both the Open and Women's divisions. Bermudian sailor Christian Ebbin played a key role in Tulane University's impressive third-place finish in the Open Division.

The fall season saw a flurry of competition, with 182 regattas sailed, including three national championships. Teams battled across the United States, showcasing their sailing prowess and tactical acumen.

Ebbin made a significant impact for Tulane, starting the season with a bang by winning the Sugar Bowl Open on his debut for the university. He continued to contribute throughout the fall, culminating in a crucial role in Tulane's victory at the Atlantic Coast Championship.

This strong performance from Ebbin and his Tulane teammates solidified their position among the top sailing programs in the nation. Their third-place finish in the highly competitive Open division is a testament to their consistency and skill on the water.

With the fall season concluding, teams will now be focusing on preparations for the spring season, which promises more exciting regattas and challenging competition. Ebbin and Tulane will be aiming to build on their success and challenge for top honors in the spring rankings.
Thursday, January 09, 2025
Patton 8th in ILCA Oceania & Australian Championship

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Zac Littlewood has emerged victorious after a thrilling battle at the 2025 ILCA Oceania and Australian Championship in the ILCA7 class.

The Western Australian sailor showcased his skills and resilience across 12 challenging races in the waters off Manly in Brisbane. Littlewood's determination was evident as he fought for every point, culminating in a nail-biting finish against Dutch competitor Duko Bos.

The championship went down to the wire, with both sailors finishing on equal points. However, Littlewood ultimately claimed the title on a countback, highlighting the importance of consistency throughout the competition.

Bermuda's Campbell Patton, who recently finished 4th in the Sail Sydney Regatta, secured a respectable 8th place with 67 net points. Patton demonstrated his competitiveness with seven top-10 finishes, including a victory in Race 11 and a 3rd place finish in Race 3.

This regatta provided a stern test for the ILCA7 sailors, with a variety of conditions challenging their tactical acumen and boat handling skills. Littlewood's victory is a testament to his ability to adapt and perform under pressure, marking him as a rising star in the sailing world.
Monday, January 06, 2025
Ebbin & Capasso Claim Podium Finish at Snipe Invitational
Bermuda's Christian Ebbin and Cayman Islands' Matheo Capasso teamed up once again to secure a strong podium finish at the Miami Snipe Invitational.

The young sailing duo, competing in the Under 30 fleet, swapped roles for this event with Ebbin taking the helm as skipper after crewing for Capasso during the Orange Bowl regatta. Facing stiff competition from a 36-boat fleet, the pair demonstrated impressive consistency and tactical prowess throughout the six-race series.

Ebbin and Capasso sailed to four top 10 finishes, including a remarkable victory in Race 5. A third-place finish in Race 2 further solidified their position on the leaderboard. Ultimately, they concluded the regatta with 34 net points, earning them an impressive 3rd place overall.

This result highlights the growing strength of this young partnership, with both sailors showcasing their adaptability and talent in different roles. Their performance in Miami will undoubtedly boost their confidence as they continue to develop their skills on the international sailing circuit.
Sunday, January 05, 2025
Patton Storms to Fourth at Sail Sydney Regatta

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Bermudian sailor Campbell Patton concluded the Sail Sydney Regatta with a flourish, climbing the leaderboard to secure an impressive fourth-place finish in the highly competitive ILCA 7 fleet.

Patton, on Day 3, delivered a consistent and strong performance across the three races. He began with a solid ninth-place finish in the sixth race of the series, followed by a seventh place in the penultimate race.

However, it was in the final race where Patton truly shone, crossing the line in second place to catapult himself up the overall standings. This impressive finish capped off a regatta where Patton consistently challenged the leaders, finishing within the top five on four occasions, including a victory in the opening race.

His final score of 39 net points placed him firmly amongst the elite sailors in the ILCA 7 class.

This strong result at Sail Sydney will undoubtedly boost Patton's confidence as he continues his season.


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