The Tabor Academy Varsity sailing team featuring two Bermudians lifted the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA) Baker Trophy in Norfolk, Virginia, last weekend.Bermudian sailors Mackenzie Cooper and crew Conner Murphy took part in all three races during the regatta.The 12 schools attending had qualified for the Championships at regional regattas, representing 430 schools from seven regions across the United States.Sailing at the Old Dominion University sailing centre, the Seawolves posted an impressive ten wins and one loss record.The Tabor team included Nick Johnstone, Alex Jacob, Cooper, Murphy, Riley Calhoun, Doyle Calhoun, Sean Golden and Asa Smith and were coached by Rob Heard and Cindy Muther.This was Cooper’s second year attending the National Championships with the Tabor team. Last year the Seawolves finished second overall behind Point Loma High School (San Diego, California.The win marks the 8th time that Tabor has taken home the Baker Trophy (1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2007, 2011).Final results1.Tabor Academy (10-1)2.Newport Harbor HS, CA (9-2)*3.The Hotchkiss School, CT (9-2)4.Point Loma HS, CA (8-3)5. Antilles School, USVI (7-4)6. Lake Forest HS, IL (6-5)7. Saint Thomas Aquinas HS, FL (5-6)8. Norfolk Collegiate, VA (4-7)**9. Corona del Mar HS, CA (4-7)10. Annapolis HS, MD (3-8)11. Rockwell Heath HS, TX (1-10)12. Bainbridge HS, WA (0-11)n Stevie Dickinson successfully defended his Flag Pole to Flag Pole title on Sunday, beating Gladwyn Lambert and Rockal Evans to take line honours.The race, from Hamilton to St. George’s, saw Dickinson and crew Pat Young, lead the race from start to finish, crossing the line in a time of two hours, 25 minutes.Lambert sailed with crew Greg Proctor while youngster Evans had Dimitri Stevens alongside.