The prestigious four day Rolex sponsored US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships was a great opportunity for the sailors to come out with best preparation and ride the waves to come out on top. The first three days saw high competition and closely fought races but weather gods played spoilsport on the fourth day with the entire day being washed out. But even the anticlimax could not take away the sheen out of the US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships which has close association with the best watchmaker in the world, Rolex.
The fourth day of the US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships didn’t begin on a high note with the rain and the accompanying lack of wind. There were some speculations as to whether there would be any races or not but finally in the afternoon the announcement was made regarding the championship. The last day of the regatta was called off and it was decided that the results till the third day would be treated as the final result. The announcement expectedly led to mixed reactions and meant that 2009 US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships would have two new winners.
The husband-wife duo of Ken Kleinschrodt and Amy Kleinschrodt had made a rocking start to the US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships and it had looked like the Rolex promoted event would see the duo emerge as champions. Though Amy Kleinschrodt was able to continue with her remarkable performances Ken Kleinschrodt could not really live up to the initial hype. Eventually the Buccaneer Yacht Club had to content with one champion only.
A total of 16 points put Amy Kleinschrodt and her yacht Buccaneer Yacht Club on the top of the table in US Women’s Sailing Championship. Throughout the regatta she and her crew were able to come out as the most consistent performer to score a place in the top three in every race. Her efforts have won her the Mrs. Charles Francis Adams Trophy. For Amy Kleinschrodt and her crew of Sara Hall and Ashley Hall the win was sweeter as is got her the Sperry Top-Sider grant which will go towards her entry fee for US Sailing’s 
Rolex International Women’s Keelboat championship which will be held next month in Rochester, New York.
She was followed by Natalie Coleman-Fuller in her Cathman Y.C. who managed 22 points and three wins. Her wins are same in number as Amy Kleinschrodt’s except she had couple of bad races which worked for her disadvantage.
The US Men’s Sailing Championship saw Andrew Eagan winning quite handsomely by scoring 15 points. In his efforts Andrew Eagan was supported by the crew of Bay-Waveland YC which included Charlotte Santa Cruz and his brother Marcus Eagan. For this achievement in the Rolex sponsored event Andrew Eagan was presented with the Charles D. Mallory Trophy and also the Sperry Top-Sider grant which will the entry fee for any NOOD regatta that he would want to participate in.
The three days of races at the US Men’s And Women’s Sailing Championships quite clearly showcased the values that Rolex stands for.
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