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ICSA TEAM RACE RANKINGS, Updated 3/29/2012

March 10, 2012byTom Sitzmann

“In the third set of rankings this spring, Georgetown hangs onto the top spot for the second time. Their collection of strong sailors has made them tough to beat. Climbing back from fourth is Charleston, whose win at the Szambecki this past weekend helped put them in second. Increasingly dangerous, too, is Hobart and William Smith who rounds out the top three. Boston College’s Women’s Team win at the Duplin, college sailing’s only women’s team race intersectional, helped keep them in the top four and show that the team is making quick progress this season.” Read More and see all the rankings and coach panel comments:

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Four small sailboats, two with blue sails and two with orange sails, race on a windy lake. Sailors are leaning to balance the boats, and a tree-lined shoreline is visible in the background.

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ICSA TEAM RACE RANKINGS, Updated 3/29/2012