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Sports - Sailing and Boating
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
07/30/09
Participation might have been a little light but the competition was heavy and the conditions perfect in the annual Chesapeake Bay Women's Challenge, sailed last Saturday out of Eastport Yacht Club. 
Tom Hasbrouck - For The Capital
The crew aboard Vivacious, a J/30 skippered by Suzy Acevedo, looks sharp in matching flowerd tops while competing in the Chesapeake Bay Women’s Challenge, held last weekend out of Eastport Yacht Club.Find Us On Facebook
Four teams took part in a Navigator's Class race around a 14-mile government mark course while six crews sailed three windward-leeward sprints in Racing Class. With straight bullets in the Racing series, Lorie Stout and her team on Wild Child, a Melges 24, took the regatta - and the Roy Smith Memorial Trophy - hands down. Jeanne Langdon and her crew on the J/24 Wicked Wahini breezed out in front of the fleet in the...
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