CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard sailing will compete in its fifth weekend of spring regattas beginning Saturday at the Charleston Women's Team Race and the Graham Hall Trophy Team Race.

What to Know

• Harvard has had a strong start to the spring season, with top-five finishes in all regattas, including two top-place results.
• Last weekend, the Crimson finished fourth of 12 teams at the Jen Harris Women's Team Race while also capturing the title at the Wood Trophy Team Race.
• The Wood Trophy Team Race was Harvard's second victory of the young season after capturing its second consecutive Liam O'Keefe Trophy Team Race title a weekend prior.
• At the Harvard-hosted regatta, the Crimson went a near-perfect 20-1, falling in just one race against the second-place finisher, Brown.
• This will be Harvard's second trip back to Charleston this spring. The Crimson opened the season down south, placing second out of 12 teams at the 2026 Southern Collegiate Offshore Regattas on the weekend of February 14.
• Prior to the start of the spring season, the Crimson had five different sailors represented on the NEISA Watch List. Justin Callahan was named to the Open Skipper of the Year Watch List, Zoey Ziskind to the Women's Skipper of the Year Watch List, Christina Chen to the Women's Crew of the Year Watch List and the Babineau Crew of the Year Watch List, Rosella Irfan to the Babineau Crew of the Year Watch List, and Jacob Posner to the Babineau Crew of the Year Watch List and the Open Rookie of the Year Watch List.
• In the first Sail1Design Team Race rankings of the season the Crimson was ranked No. 1 in the open division and No. 3 in the women's team racing. In the most recent rankings, the Crimson open team has remained atop the standings and the women's team sits steady in the top five.
• This will be Harvard's third consecutive year competing at the Graham Hall Trophy Team Race in Annapolis. Last year the Crimson finished third and the year prior took home the title.

Next Up

Harvard will stay in the Boston area next weekend, competing at the Duplin Trophy Women's Team Race hosted by Tufts and the Crimson's home event, the Friis Trophy Team Race.