SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

• The coed team captured three regattas - the Stoney Burke Intersectional, the Rainbow Invite and the PCCSC South Designate.

• UH won the Peter Wenner Rainbow Invite for the eighth straight time on their home waters of Keehi Lagoon. In a field of 16 total squads, the ‘Bows fielded four teams with all of them finishing in the top six.

• UH finished in the top three in five of six fleet races this year, earning the program its second at-large bid to the nationals in the last three seasons in Boston, Mass. The Rainbows placed 15th in the Eastern Semifinals. 

• The Rainbow Wahine sailors finished runner up at the PCCSC Championship to earn an automatic berth to the ICSA National Championship in Boston. 

• It marked the third straight appearance and 20th overall nationals appearance for the Rainbow Wahine who finished 15th in the Western Semifinals.

• Five sailors - Emilie Jones, Anna Kalabukhova, Bastien Rasse, Lily Simpson, and Trey Summers - competed in the final season. Rasse wrapped up in the fall to conclude a decorated career that saw him become a two-time all-PCCSC skipper while helping lead UH to a 2022 national semifinals appearance and the 2023 Port LA Harbor Cup trophy. 

AWARDS & HONORS

• All-PCCSC Open Skipper: Erik Anderson
• All-PCCSC Women's Skipper: Vivian Bonsager and Mercy Tangredi
• All-PCCSC Crew: Anna Kalabukhova, Stella Taherian and Amanda Turner

SAILING THROUGH THE COMPETITION

Both the coed and women's squads filled up the trophy case this season.

CLASS OF 2024

Emilie Jones, Anna Kalabukhova, Bastien Rasse, Lily Simpson, Trey Summers

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