Rollins competed at the SAISA Coed Championships, finishing ninth in an 18-team field. The regatta featured a two-division scoring format, with racing conditions ranging from light southerly winds to stronger westerly breezes throughout the weekend. In A Division, the team achieved five top-10 finishes led by Milo Miller and Jane McKenzie, including a third-place in race six. In B Division, Caleb Kinnear and Adelaide Matzky recorded eight top-10 finishes, with a standout runner-up performance in race eight. The team now looks ahead to the ICSA National Championship in mid-May.

By the Numbers
  • Rollins finished ninth with a total of 197 points (104 in A Division, 93 in B Division).
  • The team achieved five top-10 finishes in A Division, including three top-three results.
  • B Division produced eight top-10 finishes, with four top-five finishes.
Yes, But

While Rollins performed well, their ninth-place finish raises questions about their competitive edge moving forward, especially when preparing for the upcoming national championship against stronger contenders.

State of Play
  • The team showcased a mix of seasoned sailors and newcomers, adjusting well to varying wind conditions during the regatta.
  • Key partnerships in both divisions delivered consistent performances, though they faced tough competition throughout the event.
What's Next

Rollins will prepare for the ICSA National Championship taking place from May 15–22, where they will need to refine their strategy and strengthen team performance to contend with top teams nationwide.

Bottom Line

Following a solid but challenging regatta, Rollins must capitalize on their strengths and address weaknesses to make a deeper run in the upcoming national competition, focusing on improving their consistency across both divisions.