Washington College sailing placed sixth out of 10 teams at the Kingsmill Cup, while Imogene Nuss finished 17th at the Faye Bennet Women’s Singles Regatta with 217 points.
Nuss recorded her best results by placing 14th in races four and six. Washington College sailing is scheduled to compete next at the New York Maritime Fall Open Regatta on Sept. 26-27 in the Bronx, New York.
Imogene Nuss Finishes 17th in Annapolis
Nuss was invited to compete at the Faye Bennet Women’s Singles Regatta in Annapolis, Maryland. She finished 17th with 217 points and earned 14th-place finishes in the fourth and sixth races.
The official Washington College recap reported the results on Sept. 21, 2026.
Washington College Sailing Takes Sixth at Kingsmill Cup
Washington College sailing scored 95 points to finish sixth out of 10 teams at the Kingsmill Cup in Williamsburg, Virginia. The A Division contributed 31 points, including first-place finishes in races four and five.
Alexander Salzberg served as the A Division skipper, with Soledad Fintel as crew. The B Division earned 64 points and recorded its best result with a fourth-place finish in race two.
Matthew Nadolny was the B Division skipper, with Abby Wyman as crew.
New York Maritime Fall Open Regatta Next
Washington College sailing is scheduled to compete in the New York Maritime Fall Open Regatta on Sept. 26-27, 2026, in the Bronx, New York.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Washington College sailing combined a sixth-place team finish at the Kingsmill Cup with Imogene Nuss’ 17th-place result at the Faye Bennet Women’s Singles Regatta. The team scored 95 points at the Kingsmill Cup, while Nuss finished with 217 points in Annapolis.
The program is scheduled to return to competition at the New York Maritime Fall Open Regatta.
Source: Original report
