ICSA College Sailor of the Year

ICSA College Sailor of the Year, also known as Marlow Ropes College Sailor of the Year because of the sponsorship by Marlow Ropes, is an award annually presented, since 1968, by the United States Naval Academy and the executive committee of the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) to the “Best Intercollegiate Sailor” within ICSA competition, who receives the Everett Morris Memorial Trophy. The trophy is awarded annually for outstanding performance at the highest level of sailing in the collegiate year. The trophy is named in memory of a distinguished journalist who spent more than 30 years as a yachting writer and editor.

History
Year Winner Team
1968 Scott Allan  University of Southern California
1969 Tim Hogan  University of Southern California
1970 Richard Doyle  University of Notre Dame
1971 Johnathon Wright  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1972 Gary Jobson  State University of New York Maritime College
1973 Gary Jobson  State University of New York Maritime College
1974 Augie Diaz  Tulane University
1975 Roger Altreuter  Tufts University
1976 Peter Isler  Yale University
1977 William Buchan  University of Washington
1978 Stephen Benjamin  Yale University
1979 Alexander Smigelski  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1980 R. Stuart Johnstone  Tufts University
1981 Paul Dickey  Tufts University
1982 Ken Read  Boston University
1983 Morgan Reeser  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1984 Morgan Reeser  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1985 John Renehen  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1986 Bradford Read  Boston University
1987 Robert Hallawell  United States Naval Academy
1988 Chris Larson  College of Charleston
1989 Terry Hutchinson  Old Dominion University
1990 Terry Hutchinson  Old Dominion University
1991 Willis Lovell  College of Charleston
1992 Bradley Rodi  United States Naval Academy
1993 Bradley Rodi  United States Naval Academy
1994 Tyler Moore  College of Charleston
1995 Ryan Cox  United States Naval Academy
1996 Senet Bischoff  Tufts University
1997 Tim Wadlow  Boston University
1998 William Hardesty  United States Merchant Marine Academy
1999 Mark Ivey  St. Mary's College of Maryland
2000 Dalton Bergan  University of Southern California
2001 Tyler Pruett  Boston College
2002 Sean Doyle  Harvard University
2003 Clay Bischoff  Harvard University
2004 Cardwell Potts  Harvard University
2005 Mikee Anderson-Mitterling  University of Southern California
2006 Andrew Campbell  Georgetown University
2007 Trevor Moore  Hobart and William Smith Colleges
2008 Chris Behm  Georgetown University
2009 Charlie Buckingham  Georgetown University
2010 Thomas Barrows  Yale University
2011 Charlie Buckingham  Georgetown University
2012 Chris Barnard  Georgetown University
2013 Juan Maegli  College of Charleston
2014 Graham Landy  Yale University
2015 Nevin Snow  Georgetown University
2016 Nevin Snow  Georgetown University
2017 Ian Barrows  Yale University
2018 Stefano Peschiera  College of Charleston
2019 Nicholas Baird  Yale University
2020 Jack Parkin  Stanford University
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