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From: JAMES E PERKINS [mailto:james.perkins.01@snet.net]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 9:17 AM
Subject: 2010 Lawrence A. White Trophy, High School Open Fall Regatta, USCGA, Oct 16-17

 

The 2010 Lawrence A. White Trophy,  is scheduled for Oct 16 -17, 2010 at the US Coast Guard Academy.  This regatta is open to all ISSA schools on a first come first serve basis with spots reserved for each district.  Please post on your District web pages.  Last year we had 4 of the 7 districts represented.  The venue at the USCGA is exceptional, with great spectator and coaching views of the racing from the deck of Jacobs Rock Boat House.  And with peak fall foliage, the view will be spectacular.   This regatta would be an excellent opportunity for high school students interested with visiting New England Colleges.

 

 

Notice of Race 

 

2010 Lawrence A. White Trophy, USCGA Fall High School Invitational Regatta 16-17 October, 2010

 

U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, CT

 

1. Rules:  This regatta will be governed by The Racing Rules of Sailing, The Prescriptions of US Sailing, The Procedural Rules for Interscholastic Competition and The Sailing Instructions.

 

2. Format:  Two divisions (two skippers, two crews, plus substitutes) per school; twenty teams; a single round-robin will be attempted and a boat rotation will be posted prior to the competitors meeting.

 

3. Boats:  420s and FJs as supplied by the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.   An attempt will be made, at the discretion of the Host, to switch Divisions and Fleets at or approximately half way through the regatta.  In the event of bad weather and at the discretion of the Host, both divisions may be sailed in C420s.

 

4. Report Time:  0830 on Saturday October 16, 2010.  Competitors meeting NLT 0930.

 

5. Last Race:  No race will start after 1530 on Sunday October 17, 2010

 

6. Housing and Meals:  Will be the responsibility of each team.  Please bring lunch materials with you since teams will not leave the Academy grounds during racing hours.

 

7. Parking:  Team vehicles may be parked on Eagle Drive along the waterfront.  Each vehicle may be required to show license and registration.  In addition, all competitors should be prepared to show a photo ID to the security officer at the front gate.

 

8. Eligibility:  ISSA Member Teams must meet the eligibility requirements of the Inter-Scholastic Sailing Association.

 

9. Berths:  Teams apply for berths to the organizers. Berths will be filled by the organizers according to the following District allocation: MASSA – 3;  MWISA – 1;  NESSA – 4;  NWISA – 1;  PCISA – 1; SAISA – 2;  SEISA – 1; At-Large – the remaining 7 berths will be awarded on a first come, first served basis after District allocations are filled.  Allocated District berths not filled by September 13, 2009 will be filled from the list of teams waiting on the “first come” list. 

 

10. Application for Berths and Registration:  Only official team representatives (coaches or advisor) as posted on the ISSA Team Information Web Page can register a team. Apply to : James Perkins, via e-mail at james.perkins.01@snet.net or phone: 860-739-8665. Teams will be notified promptly of their selection.