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SailPack Regatta 2018
20 teams from 16 Schools Sail on the Neuse
April 2, 2018

F
or the second year in a row, over a hundred collegiate sailors invaded Oriental over the weekend for the annual SailPack Regatta.

Held by North Carolina State University and hosted in Oriental, it is the 4th year for the Regatta overall. Dana Magliola, coach of the NC State SailPack sailing team, organizes the interconference event alongside student leaders. Each year, teams compete in the ICSA (Intercollegiate Sailing Association) sanctioned race, racing a fleet of FJs or Flying Juniors, a sailing dinghy measuring just over 13 feet in length. The boats are furnished by Jim Edwards and his team at Bow to Stern Sailing.

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Dana Magliola and son (the smaller human on the right) watch the races.
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Jim Edwards ferries sailors to and from FJs on the water.

This time around, an estimated 150 sailors, coaches, and family members spent the weekend on the water and in Oriental. Students were also treated to barbecue and live music at The Silos on Saturday night.

Dana Magliola sat down with TownDock.net midmorning on Sunday to discuss college sailing and this year’s Regatta:

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FJs on the Neuse.
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The Washington College Shoremen.
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The University of South Carolina Gamecocks.

Two teams from Jacksonville, FL took the number one and two spots. Clemson University came in third.

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Jacksonville Women’s team.
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Clemson University Sailors.

The rest of the results are as follows:

SchoolTeamABTOT
1JacksonvilleJacksonville UniversityDolphins263561
2JacksonvilleJacksonville UniversityFins522577
3ClemsonClemson UniversityTigers504696
4U South CarolinaUniversity of South CarolinaGamecocks7337110
5Florida StateFlorida State UniversitySeminoles5566121
6DrexelDrexel UniversityDragons8085165
7Georgia TechGeorgia Institute of TechnologyYellow Jackets43132175
8MarylandUniversity of MarylandTerps Women13152183
9MarylandTerps96114210
10William and MaryWilliam and MaryGriffin85132217
11North Carolina StateNorth Carolina State UniversityWolfpack115114229
12William and MaryWilliam and MaryTribe125107232
13Washington CollegeShoremen134107241
14UNC WilmingtonUniversity of North Carolina at WilmingtonSeahawks74169243
15North Carolina StateNorth Carolina State UniversityRed Terror16087247
16North CarolinaUniversity of North CarolinaNorth Carolina133134267
17Virginia TechHokies132147279
18GeorgiaBulldogs162131293
19Penn StateNittany Lions184190374
20DavidsonWildcats189195384


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The 2018 SailPack Regatta participants.

More photos on the next page…

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Bow to Stern, ready to launch.
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Sailors watch the race from the Stallings House, waiting for their turn in the FJs.
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The team from Drexel University.
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At the starting line.
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Friends and family keep warm on shore.
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Team Clemson.
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Virginia Tech sailors use their weight to counterbalance the FJ.
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Laughing between races.
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Cathi Mayo, Chris Bensabat and Matthew Dockstader were the volunteers on the committee boat. They were out all day, both days. Here Matthew and Cathi work to upload results in real time after each race.

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Sailors on land keep busy playing games.
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Gotta check the mast top.
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Standing up in a boat.
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The view from the Stallings House dock.
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The Florida State University team in front.
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Competitors crowd into inflatable boats that ferry them to and from their FJs.
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Keeping watch.
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The Jacksonville women’s team looked good in every race – and won the regatta.
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One of the Regatta trophies. The ‘No Macho’ trophy is awarded to the person who exhibits good sportsmanship, hard work, and selflessness.

Posted Monday April 2, 2018 by Allison DeWeese


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