HONOLULU—The 9th-ranked University of Hawai`i Rainbow Wahine sailing team slipped to third place after the second day of the Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) North American Championships in the waters of Keehi Lagoon. Second-ranked Old Dominion leads the competition with 105 points, while St. Mary’s (Md) is in second place with 142, heading into the final day of sailing.

The defending national champion Rainbow Wahine, who stood in second after the first day of competition, are 41 points off the pace with a total of 146 with 14 of 18 races completed.

Women’s All-American Molly O’Bryan and All-American crew Sarah Hitchcock finished day two with 64 points in the A division. Renee DeCurtis, Melody Torres, Jennifer Warnock and Lindsay Peters enter the final day of competition with 82 points in the B division.

The competition concludes tomorrow with each division sailing in four final races. Races will begin at 9:45 a.m. and will conclude at approximately 1 p.m.

Day Two Results

School A-B-Total
1. Old Dominion 50-55-105
2. St. Mary’s (Md) 81-61-142
3. Hawai`i 64-82-146
4. Brown 111-63-174
5. Yale 117-59-176
6. Tufts 73-126-199
7. Charleston 82-123-205
8. Connecticut College 98-116-214
9. Boston University 115-119-234
10. Stanford 114-135-249
11. Georgetown 134-129-263
12. South Florida 122-169-291
13. Hobart/WmSmith 195-110-305
14. Washington 180-207-387
15. Wisconsin 219-187-406
16. Texas 210-205-415
17. Michigan 204-214-418
18. Marquette 227-235-462

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