The Crimson put up a total of 279 points. Fellow Ivy League schools Yale, Dartmouth and Brown finished in the top three spots.
64th NEVINS TROPHY
The Crimson, in its best race of the weekend, finished second out of 20 teams in his New York regatta hosted by Kings Point.
“We’re very pleased with the performance of our freshman Juan Perdomo…. We hadn’t seen him sail in a collegiate-style competition yet,” O’Connor said.
Perdomo won the C division despite his lack of experience in sailing 420s. He finished top-five in all ten races in which he competed.
“I’ve been working with coaches who have really been helping me with the technical aspect of the boat…. I’ve also been practicing with [sophomore] Marek Zaleksi,” Perdomo said.
O’Connor was pleased with sophomores Jake Bradt and Brian Drumm’s execution as well; the pair finished in third in the B Division.
Drumm was unable to compete in the Yale regatta the previous weekend, and Bradt was pleased with his season debut, titling him “one of [the team’s] most consistent players.”
Freshmen Julia Lord and her partner, junior Graham Slatterly sailed to 12th place in the A division.
The final results were close, with Stanford totaling 55 points, Harvard and College of Charleston both earning 69 points, and Brown putting up 70 points.
HATCH BROWN ROPHY
Harvard overcame the strong winds Saturday and finished 10th of the 17 teams who competed at this regatta hosted by MIT and Boston University. The three-division regatta took place on the Charles giving the Crimson the home advantage over a number of competitors.
In the A Division, junior Michael Drumm and senior Isabel Ruanne surprised head coach Michael O’Connor by performing below their potential as seen in previous regattas.
“They played well the weekend before at Yale,” he said.
In the B division, sophomores Andrew Mollerus and Sydney Karnovsky, got third place in their division thanks to a first-place finish and three second-place finishes.
Sophomore Mareks Zaleski and freshman Emma Wheeler competed in the C division. The pair scored 167 points overall.
Boston College, Yale, and the U.S. Naval Academy finished top three in the regatta.