Stanford University

Regatta	Type	Finish
Gill Coed Championships	Fleet Race	6 / 18
APS Team Race Championship	Team Race	6 / 14
Sperry Top-Sider Women's Finals	Fleet Race	4 / 18
College Sailing Eastern Semifinals	Fleet Race	1 / 17
PCCSC/Patagonia Womens Champs	Fleet Race	1 / 8
Thompson Trophy	Fleet Race	3 / 17
Admiral's Cup	Fleet Race	1 / 15
Women's Emily Wick Trophy	Fleet Race	9 / 18
PCCSC/Patagonia Coed Championship	Fleet Race	1 / 12
Friis & Marchiando Trophies	Team Race	3 / 15
PCCSC/Patagonia Team Race Champs	Team Race	1 / 8
Dellenbaugh Women's Trophy	Fleet Race	5 / 18
StFYC Interconference	Fleet Race	1 / 23
Southern New England Team Race	Team Race	4 / 12
Ted Ferrarone Team Race	Team Race	3 / 8
Boston Dinghy Club Challenge Cup	Fleet Race	5 / 17
South 5 Designate	Fleet Race	7 / 16
Aaron Szambecki Team Race	Team Race	1 / 8
Joseph Duplin Trophy	Team Race	4 / 9
Navy Spring Womens	Fleet Race	9 / 20
John Jackson Memorial Team Race	Team Race	1 / 8
St. Mary's Team Race	Team Race	1 / 10
Jeremy McIntyre Team Race	Team Race	1 / 10
Bob Bavier Team Race	Team Race	4 / 10
USF Women's	Fleet Race	1 / 8
Charleston Spring Coed	Fleet Race	7 / 17
North #1 and # 2 @ Stanford	Fleet Race	1 / 11

Class of 2016

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Class of 2014

Class of 2013

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%.