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Sailing | Women's team finishes in top five at ACC Championships

Students celebrate at Election Night festivities

Sailing | Coed, women's teams qualify for Championship

Sailing | Teams get in practice prior to Atlantic Coast Championships

As the Atlantic Coast Championships rapidly approach for both of the sailing teams, the opportunity to sharpen their skills in what could be their second?to?last weekend of sailing this season has become more important than ever. This past weekend, the coed sailing team took to their 420s at the Sherman Hoyt Trophy, hosted by Brown University at the Edgewood Yacht Club. Meanwhile, the women's team headed to the Charles for MIT's Stu Nelson Trophy with hopes of improving what has been a somewhat inconsistent season.

Sailing | Coed and women's sailing teams continue strong performances

Coming off last weekend's regattas, the coed and women's sailing teams were looking to build off strong performances and to continue the momentum toward championship races at the end of the season. The Jumbos capped off their weekend with some highlight finishes, including placing first for the first time in three years at their own Hood Trophy Intersectional Regatta.

Sailing | Coed Sailing leaves competition in its wake at Hatch Brown Intersectional

With so many factors affecting the outcome of a sailing race, it can be a lot harder than it might sound to simply blast the competition, particularly when it comes to the races in the competitive New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association (NEISA) conference.

Sailing | Sailing teams coast over weekend with strong results

Sailing | Co-ed sailing takes fifth at Admiral's Cup

This past weekend marked a crucial moment for Tufts' sailing teams, providing their last opportunity of the season to sail in regattas before the playoffs get underway.

Thumbnail optional | TCU Senate Update | Three students walk on to Senate

Three students have been added to the Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate after seats were vacated at the end of last semester. Meredith Goldberg and Amelia Quinn have filled the two empty junior class seats, and Ian Donovan has filled the empty senior class seat. The three seats were vacated at the end of last semester when one sophomore and two juniors resigned, according to Tufts Election Commission (ECOM) Public Relations Chair Joel Kruger. The empty sophomore seat became a senior seat because there are more than seven sophomore senators and fewer than seven senior senators, according to Kruger, a sophomore. The replacements are effective immediately, and the three senators will attend their first Senate meeting this Sunday, according to Kruger.

Spotlight on the class of 2011: Senior profiles

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Sailing | Tufts catches a second wind midway through spring semester

Neither stormy conditions nor a jam-packed schedule could stop the No. 12 coed sailing team from building upon its recent success: The Jumbos rolled to three top-five finishes this past weekend, including a first-place at the Mystic Lake Team Race Invitational.

Sailing | With 2010 behind them, sailors aim to have similar success in the spring

Ranked as high as No. 9 in the country last fall, the sailing team is focused on one thing this spring: a return to Nationals, where early last summer the team finished in an impressive 10th place. And with two weekends of regattas under their belt and high expectations to fulfill, the No. 15 Jumbos are ready to kick it into high gear as the season heats up.

Sailing | Women sailors finish fourth at ACCs, coeds finish eighth

The national No. 12 women's sailing team this weekend traveled to Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Fla. to compete in the Atlantic Coast Championships (ACCs) — its final fall regatta — and did not leave disappointed.

Sailing | Brill, Hornos lead squad to semis

For the co−ed sailing team, it's all about Charleston.