Jacksonville University

Regatta	Type	Finish
Gill College Sailing Coed National Championship	Fleet Race	16 / 18
Gill Coed Eastern Semifinals	Fleet Race	9 / 18
LaserPerformance Team Race National Championship	Team Race	14 / 16
Sperry Women's Western Semifinal	Fleet Race	11 / 18
SAISA Women's Conference Championships	Fleet Race	1 / 8
2019 SailPack Oriental Intercollegiate	Fleet Race	2 / 16
SAISA Co-Ed Conference Championships	Fleet Race	2 / 12
SAISA Team Race Conference Championships	Team Race	2 / 5
Hanbury Trophy	Fleet Race	2 / 5
SAISA South Points #5	Fleet Race	1 / 8
Aaron Szambecki Team Race	Team Race	7 / 10
SAISA South Points #4	Fleet Race	1 / 6
Charleston Spring Coed Interconference	Fleet Race	1 / 16
SAISA South Points #3	Fleet Race	2 / 7
Eckerd Interconference	Fleet Race	1 / 12
ODU Spring Women's	Fleet Race	4 / 13
SAISA Spring South Points #2	Fleet Race	1 / 8
Bob Bavier Team Race	Team Race	5 / 9
Phebe Corkran King Women's Regatta	Fleet Race	4 / 10
Frank I Mendelblatt	Team Race	3 / 6
USF Women's	Fleet Race	2 / 9
SAISA Open	Fleet Race	3 / 17
Nelson Roltsch Team Race	Team Race	3 / 8
Old South Invitational	Fleet Race	2 / 10

Class of 2022

Class of 2021

Class of 2020

Class of 2019

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

Should the best sailor sail A?Add your two skippers’ ratings and compare with the field; above it the better skipper belongs in A.
How team race forecasts workThree boats’ ratings, a school term and a home edge; 78.8% of held-out matches called.
How does a crew rating work?A crew rating is small and uncertain; a worked example on one roster.
What a rating point is worthA one-point edge is a 73% chance to beat another boat in a race; two points is 88%.