Our men's varsity 8 won their heat with an astonishing time of 3:00 (obviously current aided!) In fact, the current, both incoming in the morning, and outgoing in the afternoon, made the finish times completely useless for comparison to our previous regattas. The relative placing in each race is more reliable for comparison, but with floating starts even the alignment and distance traveled within a single event had discrepancies. At any rate, here are the results:
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Spring Fling II regatta report
Our fourth regatta was held on the Chickahominy River just west of Williamsburg. This was the first time the EVSRA used this venue, the home waters of the Williamsburg Boat Club. Despite a forecast of all-day rain we managed to have a good day, even though about a quarter of the team couldn't make the trip since they hadn't yet returned from Spring break.
Our men's varsity 8 won their heat with an astonishing time of 3:00 (obviously current aided!) In fact, the current, both incoming in the morning, and outgoing in the afternoon, made the finish times completely useless for comparison to our previous regattas. The relative placing in each race is more reliable for comparison, but with floating starts even the alignment and distance traveled within a single event had discrepancies. At any rate, here are the results:
Our men's varsity 8 won their heat with an astonishing time of 3:00 (obviously current aided!) In fact, the current, both incoming in the morning, and outgoing in the afternoon, made the finish times completely useless for comparison to our previous regattas. The relative placing in each race is more reliable for comparison, but with floating starts even the alignment and distance traveled within a single event had discrepancies. At any rate, here are the results:
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