Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology

Spring 2024 Results

Regatta Type Finish
T.A.G. Trophy 2024 Fleet Race 5 / 6
Tiger Town Trophy Fleet Race 3 / 4
SAISA Top 18 Invitational Fleet Race 16 / 16
SAISA North Spring Tournament Fleet Race 7 / 10

Roster – Spring 2024

Class of 2027
Abby Van Brimmer
Class of 2026
Francesca Ruhe
Class of 2024
Roberto Martelli

Skipper Rankings – Spring 2024

#SkipperRating League
percentile
Team
percentile
Races
1Roberto Martelli1.5756.9083.336
2Kaitlyn Bagnoni0.4033.5650.006
3James Keller-0.9310.0416.6711

Skippers with at least 4 rated boat-races this season, ranked by their rating after their last race of the season. Percentiles count ties as half.

Skipper ratings over their careers
Week at Georgia Institute of TechnologyWeek before / elsewhereLine colour = skipper (’yy = graduating class)

Weekly rating of every skipper on the roster across their whole career so far, one point per week their rating moved. By class year lines every graduating class up at the start of its freshman year, so each class sits one year further left than the one after it. Hover a line to isolate it.

Crews this season (too little racing to rank)*

Crew*RatingRange Races this seasonCareer races
Lauren Mellinger*4.03Rating 4.03; 90% range 1.3 to 6.8; team skipper average 0.356208
Charles Federico*-0.20Rating -0.20; 90% range -3.5 to 3.1; team skipper average 0.35680
Francesca Ruhe*–not enough data to rate521
Abby Van Brimmer*-1.49Rating -1.49; 90% range -4.9 to 2.0; team skipper average 0.35624

This team had fewer than 3 crews with 8 or more races, so crews are listed, not ranked, and rated against the average of the crews listed. Ranked crews have at least 8 races this season; * means low evidence (under 8 races this season, or under 30 career races with rated skippers). Ratings are on the skipper scale (×18.7 the crew effect). League percentile also reflects how strong the team's skippers are.

From the notes

Short write-ups of what the ratings and results show, with the numbers and how they were computed.

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