PCISA Keelboat Challenge

#	School	Team	A	TOT
1	Pointers	Pointers	31	31
2	Sailors	Sailors	43	43
3	Sea Kings	Sea Kings	50	50
4	Bulls	Bulls	58	58
5	Bruins	Bruins	61	61
6	Breakers	Breakers	62	62
7	Matadors	Matadors	74	74
8	Dons	Dons	77	77

School	Team	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	R11	R12	R13	R14	R15	R16	TOT
Pointers	Pointers	1	1	3	BYE	1	1	4	BYE	2	2	1	BYE	5	1	1	BYE	31
Sailors	Sailors	BYE	2	1	5	BYE	5	3	1	BYE	1	2	1	BYE	2	6	2	43
Sea Kings	Sea Kings	3	3	BYE	3	4	2	BYE	3	1	5	BYE	2	3	5	BYE	4	50
Bulls	Bulls	BYE	6	2	2	BYE	4	2	4	BYE	6	3	6	BYE	4	2	1	58
Bruins	Bruins	2	BYE	5	6	2	BYE	1	2	4	BYE	6	5	2	BYE	4	6	61
Breakers	Breakers	5	4	BYE	1	5	6	BYE	5	3	3	BYE	4	4	3	BYE	3	62
Matadors	Matadors	4	BYE	6	4	6	BYE	5	6	5	BYE	4	3	1	BYE	5	5	74
Dons	Dons	6	5	4	BYE	3	3	6	BYE	6	4	5	BYE	6	6	3	BYE	77

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

What a rating point is worthA one-point edge is a 73% chance to beat another boat in a race; two points is 88%.
Should the best sailor sail A?Add your two skippers’ ratings and compare with the field; above it the better skipper belongs in A.
Which venues get orderly in a breeze?Some venues get orderly when it blows, a few get messier; the fleet comes first.