Tulane Sits Second & Eighth after First Day of Racing
Mar 22, 2025 | Sailing
NEW ORLEANS – Tulane University sailing had a solid opening day on the water in a pair of road regattas on Saturday. The Green Wave finished the day in second place at the Aaron Szambecki Team Race in Norfolk, Virginia, and eighth place in the Duplin Trophy Women's Team Race in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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On Saturday on the waters of the Elizabeth River Tulane posted an 8-2 record to hold second place in the regatta behind Navy who finished 9-1. Skippers Hamilton Barclay, Christian Ebbin, and Kelly Holthus teamed with crews CJ Ricci, Matheo Capasso, Sabrina Anderson, Ryan Ehnot, Taylor Bartell, and Brady Starck to pace the Wave on the water. The Green Wave ultimately earned wins over Boston College, Georgetown, George Washington, Fordham, Miami, Stanford, Old Dominion, and Dartmouth on Saturday.
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Meanwhile in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the race for the Duplin Trophy the Green Wave ended the first day on the water with a 4-7 record to sit eighth in the regatta. Skippers Gabriella Vassel, Ava Anderson, and Sammie Gardner combined with crews Essie Clifton, Martha Hughes, Ella May Corckran, Cate Anderson, Hope Breslin, Caitlin Briggs, and Oakley Cunningham to pick up wins for Tulane over Boston College, Bowdoin, Roger Williams, and College of Charleston.
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The Green Wave will be back on the water Sunday morning to complete competition in both regattas. Live results for each regatta can be found here: Aaron Szambecki Team Race | Duplin Trophy Women's Team Race.
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On Saturday on the waters of the Elizabeth River Tulane posted an 8-2 record to hold second place in the regatta behind Navy who finished 9-1. Skippers Hamilton Barclay, Christian Ebbin, and Kelly Holthus teamed with crews CJ Ricci, Matheo Capasso, Sabrina Anderson, Ryan Ehnot, Taylor Bartell, and Brady Starck to pace the Wave on the water. The Green Wave ultimately earned wins over Boston College, Georgetown, George Washington, Fordham, Miami, Stanford, Old Dominion, and Dartmouth on Saturday.
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Meanwhile in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the race for the Duplin Trophy the Green Wave ended the first day on the water with a 4-7 record to sit eighth in the regatta. Skippers Gabriella Vassel, Ava Anderson, and Sammie Gardner combined with crews Essie Clifton, Martha Hughes, Ella May Corckran, Cate Anderson, Hope Breslin, Caitlin Briggs, and Oakley Cunningham to pick up wins for Tulane over Boston College, Bowdoin, Roger Williams, and College of Charleston.
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The Green Wave will be back on the water Sunday morning to complete competition in both regattas. Live results for each regatta can be found here: Aaron Szambecki Team Race | Duplin Trophy Women's Team Race.
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WE ARE NOLA BUILT
Tulane University is located in the city of New Orleans. It is a city built on tradition and resiliency. The lessons Green Wave student-athletes have learned through their connection with this university and city have BUILT doctors, lawyers, business leaders, conference champions, all-conference players, All-Americans, professional athletes and NCAA tournament teams. The city of New Orleans has shaped us into who we are today. We are One City. We are Tulane. We are NOLA BUILT. Check out our story at NolaBuilt.com.
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