CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Sailing will conclude its regular-season fall campaign this weekend with three regattas slated for Saturday, Oct. 31-Sunday, Nov. 1, and one for Halloween only. The Crimson will attend the Terrier Invitational (Boston University host; Oct. 31), Victorian Urn Trophy (Dartmouth host), Schell Trophy (Vermont host), and Nickerson Trophy (Tufts University host). 

Forecast 

Terrier Invitational | Boston, Mass. 

The forecast anticipates a sunny Saturday in Boston; temps will range from the low-40s to low-50s, and the winds will originate in the north-northwest at 8-13 knots. 

Victorian Urn Trophy | Hanover, N.H. 

Saturday in Hanover consists of temps ranging from the low-30s to low-40s, and winds from the northwest at 4-8 knots. Sunday's temp will range from the low-30s to mid-50s with light and variable winds.  

Schell Trophy | Burlington, Vt.  

In Burlington, Saturday's temps will stay in the mid-30s to low-40s; winds will originate in the north-northwest at 4-8 knots. Sunday's forecast predicts temps in the high-30s to low-50s, with winds originating in the south-southwest at 4-8 knots.  

Nickerson Trophy | Medford, Mass. 

The weekend forecast for Medford is akin to Boston's forecast. Saturday will bring temps varying from mid-40s to low-50s; winds will originate in the north-northwest at 8-13 knots. On Sunday, temps will range from the mid-30s to mid-50s. Winds will blow from the west-southwest at 4-8 knots.  

What to Know 

• The Crimson competed in two regattas last weekend, placing fourth at the Norman Reid Team Race and 11th at the Open Atlantic Coast Championship – Final. 

• Last year, Harvard took home the Professor Erwin Schell Trophy after surpassing Yale's one-point lead in the final race of the regatta. Former captain Mitchell Callahan applied impressive strategy, drawing a foul from Yale and crossing the finish line in second. Mitchell Callahan and Rosella Ifran won their division with 59. Justin Callahan and Jacob Posner finished with a score of 68 in the A-Division. The Crimson finished with a score of 127, with Yale trailing one point behind and placing second with a score of 128. 

• Harvard returns to the Victorian Urn Trophy looking to top its third-place showing last season. Zoey Ziskind (1-6) and Kate Danielson (7-12) led the A-division and was assisted by Christina Chen (1-6) and JJ Drummond (7-12). Sophia Montgomery and Katherine Shin led the B-Division in races 1-10. The Crimson finished with a 123 total, placing third overall.  

• In 2025, Harvard tied Northeastern for ninth place at Terrier Invitational with 110 points. Theresa Straw and Skyler Reading competed in the A-Division, finishing with a race line of 15-14-3-5-13-8 and 58 points. Caroline Straw and Catherine Mignone competed in the B-Division with a race line of 14-10-8-6-12-2 and 52 points.  

Up Next 

Harvard Sailing will appear at the ICSA Women's Singlehanded Championships (Nov. 7-8) in Larchmont, N.Y. Kate Danielson and Grace Montgomery received at-large berths to the Championship after impressive showings at the NEISA Singlehanded Championship.