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ODU Finishes Fourth at ICSA/Gill National Championship

June 3, 2009

Complete Results

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- The Old Dominion Monarch sailing team finished fourth at the 2009 ICSA/Gill Co-Ed Dinghy National Championship today, marking the teams best finish since winning it in 1998. ODU totaled 262 points in a complete rotation this week as the A division team finished in third place.

Junior skipper Kyle Rogachenko led the A division team as skipper of all 18 races, steering ODU to 111 total points. He sailed with Wilson Stout, Alan Alkins and senior Jaci Finney. In just four races on Wednesday, Rogachenko added a win and a second place effort. For the entire regatta, the A division boat sailed to three wins and 13 top ten finishes.

In B division, senior skipper Mikey Brown skippered all but two races, leading ODU to a sixth place effort with 151 total points. He sailed with Alissa Ayres and Michael Komar and Stephanie Roble stepped in as skipper for a set. The B division team added a 12th top ten effort on Wednesday.

Together, the Monarchs finished with 262 points. Georgetown took third with 231 while the Seahawks of St. Mary's College outraced Yale on the final day to win the event with 179 total points.

The Monarchs qualified for the Co-ed National Championship for the first time since the 2004-05 season, when the team finished sixth. ODU finished fourth in the 2002 event and fifth in 2001. ODU last won the national championship in 1998.

Final Results: ICSA/Gill Co-ed Dinghy National Championship:
Team                                A       B    TOT
1. St. Mary's College       102     77    179
2. Yale                            68    131    199
3. Georgetown               145     86     231
4. ODU                           111    151    262
5. Boston College          154    161    315
6. Roger Williams          225      93    318
7. Navy                         180    144    324
8. Boston University      177    163    340
9. SUNY Maritime          161    196    357
10. Harvard Univ           195    167   362
11. South Florida           159    207    366
12. Coll of Charleston    184    195    379
13. Tufts                      189    193    382
14. Hobart & Wm Smith  189    206   395
15. Stanford                  191    205   396
16. Eckerd Coll              219    203   422
17. Pennsylvania           190    269   459
18. Washington              231    236   467