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Women key Penn State's 10th team fencing crown
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Penn State captured its 10th National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Fencing Championships team title at Drew March 22-25.
Penn State secured the team championship on the strength of 105 bout victories from its women’s team and a final score of 194. St. John’s (New York) was second with 176 points, followed by Columbia-Barnard with 169.
The Nittany Lions, ranked first in the nation by the U.S. Fencing Coaches Association heading into the championships, claimed their first title since 2002 and their 10th overall under head coach Emmanuil Kaidanov.
Three Nittany Lions women’s fencers advanced to medal rounds, including freshman Doris Willette, who took first in the women’s foil. Willette defeated teammate Tamara Najm in the semifinals of the foil before earning a 15-10 victory over Monika Golebiewski of St. John’s in the final. Willette finished the tournament with a 22-1 overall bout record, with her only loss coming in the first round.
In the women’s sabre, Daria Schneider of Columbia-Barnard defeated Penn State’s Caitlin Thompson in the final by a score of 15-11, while Anna Garina of Wayne State (Michigan) compiled a 21-1 overall bout mark en route to earning her third career title in the women’s epee.
Anastasia Ferdman, a third Penn State competitor in the chase for the title, fell in the third-place match in epee to close out the tournament in fourth place with an overall bout record of 14-9.
In the men’s competition, the champions in all three disciplines were decided by narrow margins. Harvard’s Tim Hagamen claimed first in the sabre after scoring a 15-14 victory over Notre Dame’s Patrick Ghattas, who was making his third straight appearance in the title match.
Ghattas took an early 3-0 lead before Hagamen was able to tie the bout, 5-5. Ghattas held an 11-9 lead after the break when Hagamen claimed four straight touches to take a 13-11 lead. Although Ghattas was able to tie the bout at 13, Hagamen went on to tally the final touch to earn the crown.
Andras Horanyi of Ohio State collected the individual men’s title in foil by beating Pennsylvania’s Ronald Berkowsky, 13-12. In epee, Wayne State’s Slava Zingerman managed to hold off Benjamin Bratton of St. John’s to earn the individual title, 15-13, after building an early 7-1 lead in the bout.
Team scores
1. Penn St., 194; 2. St. John’s (N.Y.), 176; 3. Columbia-Barnard, 169; 4. Notre Dame, 160; 5. Ohio St., 144; 6. Harvard, 123; 7. Penn, 104; 8. Wayne St. (Mich.), 76; 9. Stanford, 67; 10. Princeton, 64; 11. Northwestern, 51; 12. Rutgers, 46; 13. North Carolina, 31; 14. Yale, 30; 15. Temple, 29; 16. Air Force, 27; 17. Duke, 22; 18. Brandeis, 19; 19. (tie) Brown and New York U., 14; 21. UC San Diego, 13; 22. Cal St. Fullerton, 12; 23. Johns Hopkins, 11; 24. Cornell, 10; 25. (tie) Drew and MIT, 9; 27. Detroit, 8; 28. Boston College, 4.
Individual champions
Men’s sabre: Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, def. Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, 15-14.
Men’s epee: Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-13.
Men’s foil: Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., def. Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, 13-12.
Women’s sabre: Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, def. Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., 15-11.
Women’s foil: Doris Willette, Penn St., def. Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-10.
Women’s epee: Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, 15-13.
Individual results
Men’s sabre
Semifinals: Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, def. Mike Momtselidze, Ohio St., 15-7; Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, def. Benjamin Igoe, Rutgers, 15-12.
Third place: Igoe def. Momtselidze, 15-9.
Championship: Hagamen def. Ghattas, 15-14.
Round-robin standings: 1. Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, 19-4; 2. Benjamin Igoe, Rutgers, 18-5; 3. Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, 18-5; 4. Mike Momtselidze, Ohio St., 17-6; 5. Luther Clement, St. John’s (N.Y.), 17-6; 6. Bill Thanhouser, Notre Dame, 17-6; 7. James Williams, Columbia, 16-7; 8. Franz Boghicev, Penn St., 15-8; 9. Ian Farr, Penn St., 14-9; 10. Andrew Bielen, Penn, 14-9; 11. Sergey Smirnov, Ohio St., 13-10; 12. Alexander Krul, Columbia, 11-12; 13. Matt Kolasa, Penn, 11-12; 14. Teddy Levitt, Stanford, 10-13; 15. Dan Sachs, Harvard, 9-14; 16. Robert Ziechmann, North Carolina, 9-14; 17. Jaroslaw Jelinek, Detroit, 8-15; 18. Torian Brown, St. John’s (N.Y.), 8-15; 19. Thomas Abend, Princeton, 7-16; 20. Malcolm Conley, Boston College, 4-19; 21. Dan Mahoney, Brown, 4-19; 22. Sam Roukas, New York U., 4-19; 23. Jared Hammond, New York U., 2-21; 24. Michael O’Connor, Air Force, 2-21.
Men’s epee
Semifinals: Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), def. Dwight Smith, Columbia, 13-9; Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Marek Petraszek, Wayne St. (Mich.), 15-8.
Third place: Petraszek def. Smith, 14-12.
Championship: Zingerman def. Bratton, 15-13.
Round-robin standings: 1. Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), 19-4; 2. Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), 17-6; 3. Marek Petraszek, Wayne St. (Mich.), 16-7; 4. Dwight Smith, Columbia, 16-7; 5. Steffan Launer, Penn St., 15-8; 6. Arthur Urman, Penn St., 15-8; 7. Stanley Vaksman, St. John’s (N.Y.), 14-9; 8. Greg Howard, Notre Dame, 13-10; 9. Mykhaylo Mazur, Ohio St., 13-10; 10. Teddy Sherrill, Harvard, 13-10; 11. Karol Kostka, Notre Dame, 12-11; 12. Max Czapanskiy, Columbia, 12-11; 13. Tommi Hurme, Princeton, 11-12; 14. Peter French, Air Force, 10-13; 15. Clayton Kenney, Stanford, 10-13; 16. Dana Sanford, Drew, 9-14; 17. Benjamin Wieder, Penn, 9-14; 18. Jason Henderson, Rutgers, 9-14; 19. Kai Moritz-Keller, Brandeis, 9-14; 20. Jason Pryor, Ohio St., 9-14; 21. Michael Pearce, Yale, 8-15; 22. Adrian Pacia, Rutgers, 8-15; 23. John Beski, Yale, 5-18; 24. Jacob Jennings, Cal St. Fullerton, 4-19.
Men’s foil
Semifinals: Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, def. Scott Sugimoto, Columbia, 15-14; Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., def. Kurt Getz, Columbia, 15-8.
Third place: Getz def. Sugimoto, 15-8.
Championship: Horanyi def. Berkowsky, 13-12.
Round-robin standings: 1. Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, 21-2; 2. Kurt Getz, Columbia, 20-3; 3. Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., 19-4; 4. Scott Sugimoto, Columbia, 18-5; 5. Nicholas Chinman, Penn St., 17-6; 6. Henry Kennard, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-8; 7. Mark Kubik, Notre Dame, 13-10; 8. Chun Ming Chang, Penn St., 13-10; 9. Jakub Jedrkowiak, Notre Dame, 12-11; 10. Enoch Woodhouse, Harvard, 12-11; 11. Cameron Sprowles, UC San Diego, 11-12; 12. Will Jeter, Ohio St., 11-12; 13. David Ferguson, Johns Hopkins, 11-12; 14. Richard Fulton, Stanford, 10-13; 15. Kai Itameri-Kinter, Harvard, 9-14; 16. Alexis Landreville, St. John’s (N.Y.), 9-14; 17. Michael Galligan, Penn, 9-14; 18. John Gurrieri, Yale, 9-14; 19. Benjamin Hendricks, Duke, 8-15; 20. Phill Arredondo, Stanford, 7-16; 21. Nathaniel Smith, Air Force, 7-16; 22. Alejandro Bras, Princeton, 6-17; 23. Will Friedman, Brandeis, 5-18; 24. Eliot Cohen, Duke, 4-19.
Women’s sabre
Semifinals: Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., def. Emily Jacobson, Columbia-Barnard, 15-7; Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, def. Valerie Providenza, 15-14.
Third place: Jacobson def. Providenza, 15-13.
Championship: Schneider def. Thompson, 15-11.
Round-robin standings: 1. Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., 20-3; 2. Valerie Providenza, Notre Dame, 19-4; 3. Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, 19-4; 4. Emily Jacobson, Columbia-Barnard, 17-6; 5. Dagmara Wozniak, St. John’s (N.Y.), 16-7; 6. Olga Ovtchinnikova, St. John’s (N.Y.), 16-7; 7. Eileen Grench, Ohio St., 15-8; 8. Sophia Hiss, Penn St., 15-8; 9. Siobhan Byrne, Ohio St., 13-10; 10. Eva Jellison, Stanford, 13-10; 11. Alexa Weingarden, Harvard, 13-10; 12. Randy Alevi, Brown, 10-13; 13. Alexandra Heiss, Cornell, 10-13; 14. Alexis Baran, Penn, 9-14; 15. Jennifer Sawicki, North Carolina, 9-14; 16. Ashley Serrette, Notre Dame, 9-14; 17. Rachel Allen, Cal St. Fullerton, 8-15; 18. Kristine Jones, Temple, 7-16; 19. Katarzyna Kuzniak, Wayne St. (Mich.), 6-17; 20. Cassandra Partyka, Penn, 6-17; 21. Christine Griffith, Temple, 6-17; 22. Mai Van Vu, Northwestern, 3-20; 23. Samantha Parker, Harvard, 3-20; 24. Anna Bartoszewicz, Wayne St. (Mich.), 3-20.
Women’s foil
Semifinals: Doris Willette, Penn St., def. Tamara Najm, Penn St., 15-5; Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), def. Adrienne Nott, Notre Dame, 15-3.
Third place: Nott def. Najm, 9-8.
Championship: Willette def. Golebiewski, 15-10.
Round-robin standings: 1. Doris Willette, Penn St., 22-1; 2. Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), 19-4; 3. Adrienne Nott, Notre Dame, 18-5; 4. Tamara Najm, Penn St., 18-5; 5. Julia Tichonova, Ohio St., 16-7; 6. Abigail Emerson, Penn, 14-9; 7. Samantha Nemecek, Northwestern, 13-10; 8. Cassidy Luitjen, Columbia-Barnard, 13-10; 9. Melissa Parker, Temple, 12-11; 10. Misha Goldfeder, Harvard, 11-12; 11. Katia Larchanka, St. John’s (N.Y.), 11-12; 12. Jocelyn Svengsouk, Princeton, 11-12; 13. Ilana Sinkin, Penn, 11-12; 14. Emilie Prot, Notre Dame, 11-12; 15. Sara Jew-Lim, Princeton, 11-12; 16. Jessica Florendo, Northwestern, 10-13; 17. Arielle Pensler, Harvard, 9-14; 18. Cordelia Link, MIT, 9-14; 19. Zoe Baumgardner, New York U., 8-15; 20. Kathleen Reckling, Columbia-Barnard, 8-15; 21. Jessica Wacker, Stanford, 8-15; 22. May-Lynne Chen-Contino, North Carolina, 7-16; 23. Samantha Myles, Temple, 4-19; 24. Jennifer Chun, UC San Diego 2-21.
Women’s epee
Semifinals: Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Anastasia Ferdman, Penn St., 15-10; Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, def. Reka Szele, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-10.
Third place: Szele def. Ferdman, 15-14.
Championship: Garina def. Hurley, 15-13.
Round-robin standings: 1. Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), 21-2; 2. Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, 18-5; 3. Reka Szele, St. John’s (N.Y.), 17-6; 4. Anastasia Ferdman, Penn St., 16-7; 5. Tanya Novakovska, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-8; 6. Christa French, Northwestern, 15-8; 7. Catherine Szarwark, Penn St., 14-9; 8. Jasmine McGlade, Harvard, 14-9; 9. Justyna Konczalska, Wayne St. (Mich.), 13-10; 10. Alexandra Obrazcova, Ohio St., 12-11; 11. Maria Larsson, Harvard, 11-12; 12. Danielle Henderson, Rutgers, 11-12; 13. Erin McGarry, Princeton, 11-12; 14. Kayley French, Northwestern, 10-13; 15. Anne Kercsmar, Duke, 10-13; 16. Alexie Rubin, Columbia-Barnard, 10-13; 17. Brittany Leader, Stanford, 9-14; 18. Tess Finkel, Columbia-Barnard, 9-14; 19. Elizabeth Enyart, Air Force, 8-15; 20. Rebecca Moss, Yale, 8-15; 21. Jasjit Bhinder, Princeton, 7-16; 22. Leslie Lampman, Ohio St., 6-17; 23. Courtney Krolikoski, North Carolina, 6-17; 24. Caitlin Kozel, Brandeis, 5-18.
Penn State secured the team championship on the strength of 105 bout victories from its women’s team and a final score of 194. St. John’s (New York) was second with 176 points, followed by Columbia-Barnard with 169.
The Nittany Lions, ranked first in the nation by the U.S. Fencing Coaches Association heading into the championships, claimed their first title since 2002 and their 10th overall under head coach Emmanuil Kaidanov.
Three Nittany Lions women’s fencers advanced to medal rounds, including freshman Doris Willette, who took first in the women’s foil. Willette defeated teammate Tamara Najm in the semifinals of the foil before earning a 15-10 victory over Monika Golebiewski of St. John’s in the final. Willette finished the tournament with a 22-1 overall bout record, with her only loss coming in the first round.
In the women’s sabre, Daria Schneider of Columbia-Barnard defeated Penn State’s Caitlin Thompson in the final by a score of 15-11, while Anna Garina of Wayne State (Michigan) compiled a 21-1 overall bout mark en route to earning her third career title in the women’s epee.
Anastasia Ferdman, a third Penn State competitor in the chase for the title, fell in the third-place match in epee to close out the tournament in fourth place with an overall bout record of 14-9.
In the men’s competition, the champions in all three disciplines were decided by narrow margins. Harvard’s Tim Hagamen claimed first in the sabre after scoring a 15-14 victory over Notre Dame’s Patrick Ghattas, who was making his third straight appearance in the title match.
Ghattas took an early 3-0 lead before Hagamen was able to tie the bout, 5-5. Ghattas held an 11-9 lead after the break when Hagamen claimed four straight touches to take a 13-11 lead. Although Ghattas was able to tie the bout at 13, Hagamen went on to tally the final touch to earn the crown.
Andras Horanyi of Ohio State collected the individual men’s title in foil by beating Pennsylvania’s Ronald Berkowsky, 13-12. In epee, Wayne State’s Slava Zingerman managed to hold off Benjamin Bratton of St. John’s to earn the individual title, 15-13, after building an early 7-1 lead in the bout.
Team scores
1. Penn St., 194; 2. St. John’s (N.Y.), 176; 3. Columbia-Barnard, 169; 4. Notre Dame, 160; 5. Ohio St., 144; 6. Harvard, 123; 7. Penn, 104; 8. Wayne St. (Mich.), 76; 9. Stanford, 67; 10. Princeton, 64; 11. Northwestern, 51; 12. Rutgers, 46; 13. North Carolina, 31; 14. Yale, 30; 15. Temple, 29; 16. Air Force, 27; 17. Duke, 22; 18. Brandeis, 19; 19. (tie) Brown and New York U., 14; 21. UC San Diego, 13; 22. Cal St. Fullerton, 12; 23. Johns Hopkins, 11; 24. Cornell, 10; 25. (tie) Drew and MIT, 9; 27. Detroit, 8; 28. Boston College, 4.
Individual champions
Men’s sabre: Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, def. Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, 15-14.
Men’s epee: Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-13.
Men’s foil: Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., def. Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, 13-12.
Women’s sabre: Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, def. Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., 15-11.
Women’s foil: Doris Willette, Penn St., def. Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-10.
Women’s epee: Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, 15-13.
Individual results
Men’s sabre
Semifinals: Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, def. Mike Momtselidze, Ohio St., 15-7; Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, def. Benjamin Igoe, Rutgers, 15-12.
Third place: Igoe def. Momtselidze, 15-9.
Championship: Hagamen def. Ghattas, 15-14.
Round-robin standings: 1. Timothy Hagamen, Harvard, 19-4; 2. Benjamin Igoe, Rutgers, 18-5; 3. Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame, 18-5; 4. Mike Momtselidze, Ohio St., 17-6; 5. Luther Clement, St. John’s (N.Y.), 17-6; 6. Bill Thanhouser, Notre Dame, 17-6; 7. James Williams, Columbia, 16-7; 8. Franz Boghicev, Penn St., 15-8; 9. Ian Farr, Penn St., 14-9; 10. Andrew Bielen, Penn, 14-9; 11. Sergey Smirnov, Ohio St., 13-10; 12. Alexander Krul, Columbia, 11-12; 13. Matt Kolasa, Penn, 11-12; 14. Teddy Levitt, Stanford, 10-13; 15. Dan Sachs, Harvard, 9-14; 16. Robert Ziechmann, North Carolina, 9-14; 17. Jaroslaw Jelinek, Detroit, 8-15; 18. Torian Brown, St. John’s (N.Y.), 8-15; 19. Thomas Abend, Princeton, 7-16; 20. Malcolm Conley, Boston College, 4-19; 21. Dan Mahoney, Brown, 4-19; 22. Sam Roukas, New York U., 4-19; 23. Jared Hammond, New York U., 2-21; 24. Michael O’Connor, Air Force, 2-21.
Men’s epee
Semifinals: Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), def. Dwight Smith, Columbia, 13-9; Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Marek Petraszek, Wayne St. (Mich.), 15-8.
Third place: Petraszek def. Smith, 14-12.
Championship: Zingerman def. Bratton, 15-13.
Round-robin standings: 1. Benjamin Bratton, St. John’s (N.Y.), 19-4; 2. Slava Zingerman, Wayne St. (Mich.), 17-6; 3. Marek Petraszek, Wayne St. (Mich.), 16-7; 4. Dwight Smith, Columbia, 16-7; 5. Steffan Launer, Penn St., 15-8; 6. Arthur Urman, Penn St., 15-8; 7. Stanley Vaksman, St. John’s (N.Y.), 14-9; 8. Greg Howard, Notre Dame, 13-10; 9. Mykhaylo Mazur, Ohio St., 13-10; 10. Teddy Sherrill, Harvard, 13-10; 11. Karol Kostka, Notre Dame, 12-11; 12. Max Czapanskiy, Columbia, 12-11; 13. Tommi Hurme, Princeton, 11-12; 14. Peter French, Air Force, 10-13; 15. Clayton Kenney, Stanford, 10-13; 16. Dana Sanford, Drew, 9-14; 17. Benjamin Wieder, Penn, 9-14; 18. Jason Henderson, Rutgers, 9-14; 19. Kai Moritz-Keller, Brandeis, 9-14; 20. Jason Pryor, Ohio St., 9-14; 21. Michael Pearce, Yale, 8-15; 22. Adrian Pacia, Rutgers, 8-15; 23. John Beski, Yale, 5-18; 24. Jacob Jennings, Cal St. Fullerton, 4-19.
Men’s foil
Semifinals: Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, def. Scott Sugimoto, Columbia, 15-14; Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., def. Kurt Getz, Columbia, 15-8.
Third place: Getz def. Sugimoto, 15-8.
Championship: Horanyi def. Berkowsky, 13-12.
Round-robin standings: 1. Ronald Berkowsky, Penn, 21-2; 2. Kurt Getz, Columbia, 20-3; 3. Andras Horanyi, Ohio St., 19-4; 4. Scott Sugimoto, Columbia, 18-5; 5. Nicholas Chinman, Penn St., 17-6; 6. Henry Kennard, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-8; 7. Mark Kubik, Notre Dame, 13-10; 8. Chun Ming Chang, Penn St., 13-10; 9. Jakub Jedrkowiak, Notre Dame, 12-11; 10. Enoch Woodhouse, Harvard, 12-11; 11. Cameron Sprowles, UC San Diego, 11-12; 12. Will Jeter, Ohio St., 11-12; 13. David Ferguson, Johns Hopkins, 11-12; 14. Richard Fulton, Stanford, 10-13; 15. Kai Itameri-Kinter, Harvard, 9-14; 16. Alexis Landreville, St. John’s (N.Y.), 9-14; 17. Michael Galligan, Penn, 9-14; 18. John Gurrieri, Yale, 9-14; 19. Benjamin Hendricks, Duke, 8-15; 20. Phill Arredondo, Stanford, 7-16; 21. Nathaniel Smith, Air Force, 7-16; 22. Alejandro Bras, Princeton, 6-17; 23. Will Friedman, Brandeis, 5-18; 24. Eliot Cohen, Duke, 4-19.
Women’s sabre
Semifinals: Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., def. Emily Jacobson, Columbia-Barnard, 15-7; Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, def. Valerie Providenza, 15-14.
Third place: Jacobson def. Providenza, 15-13.
Championship: Schneider def. Thompson, 15-11.
Round-robin standings: 1. Caitlin Thompson, Penn St., 20-3; 2. Valerie Providenza, Notre Dame, 19-4; 3. Daria Schneider, Columbia-Barnard, 19-4; 4. Emily Jacobson, Columbia-Barnard, 17-6; 5. Dagmara Wozniak, St. John’s (N.Y.), 16-7; 6. Olga Ovtchinnikova, St. John’s (N.Y.), 16-7; 7. Eileen Grench, Ohio St., 15-8; 8. Sophia Hiss, Penn St., 15-8; 9. Siobhan Byrne, Ohio St., 13-10; 10. Eva Jellison, Stanford, 13-10; 11. Alexa Weingarden, Harvard, 13-10; 12. Randy Alevi, Brown, 10-13; 13. Alexandra Heiss, Cornell, 10-13; 14. Alexis Baran, Penn, 9-14; 15. Jennifer Sawicki, North Carolina, 9-14; 16. Ashley Serrette, Notre Dame, 9-14; 17. Rachel Allen, Cal St. Fullerton, 8-15; 18. Kristine Jones, Temple, 7-16; 19. Katarzyna Kuzniak, Wayne St. (Mich.), 6-17; 20. Cassandra Partyka, Penn, 6-17; 21. Christine Griffith, Temple, 6-17; 22. Mai Van Vu, Northwestern, 3-20; 23. Samantha Parker, Harvard, 3-20; 24. Anna Bartoszewicz, Wayne St. (Mich.), 3-20.
Women’s foil
Semifinals: Doris Willette, Penn St., def. Tamara Najm, Penn St., 15-5; Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), def. Adrienne Nott, Notre Dame, 15-3.
Third place: Nott def. Najm, 9-8.
Championship: Willette def. Golebiewski, 15-10.
Round-robin standings: 1. Doris Willette, Penn St., 22-1; 2. Monika Golebiewski, St. John’s (N.Y.), 19-4; 3. Adrienne Nott, Notre Dame, 18-5; 4. Tamara Najm, Penn St., 18-5; 5. Julia Tichonova, Ohio St., 16-7; 6. Abigail Emerson, Penn, 14-9; 7. Samantha Nemecek, Northwestern, 13-10; 8. Cassidy Luitjen, Columbia-Barnard, 13-10; 9. Melissa Parker, Temple, 12-11; 10. Misha Goldfeder, Harvard, 11-12; 11. Katia Larchanka, St. John’s (N.Y.), 11-12; 12. Jocelyn Svengsouk, Princeton, 11-12; 13. Ilana Sinkin, Penn, 11-12; 14. Emilie Prot, Notre Dame, 11-12; 15. Sara Jew-Lim, Princeton, 11-12; 16. Jessica Florendo, Northwestern, 10-13; 17. Arielle Pensler, Harvard, 9-14; 18. Cordelia Link, MIT, 9-14; 19. Zoe Baumgardner, New York U., 8-15; 20. Kathleen Reckling, Columbia-Barnard, 8-15; 21. Jessica Wacker, Stanford, 8-15; 22. May-Lynne Chen-Contino, North Carolina, 7-16; 23. Samantha Myles, Temple, 4-19; 24. Jennifer Chun, UC San Diego 2-21.
Women’s epee
Semifinals: Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), def. Anastasia Ferdman, Penn St., 15-10; Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, def. Reka Szele, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-10.
Third place: Szele def. Ferdman, 15-14.
Championship: Garina def. Hurley, 15-13.
Round-robin standings: 1. Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.), 21-2; 2. Kelley Hurley, Notre Dame, 18-5; 3. Reka Szele, St. John’s (N.Y.), 17-6; 4. Anastasia Ferdman, Penn St., 16-7; 5. Tanya Novakovska, St. John’s (N.Y.), 15-8; 6. Christa French, Northwestern, 15-8; 7. Catherine Szarwark, Penn St., 14-9; 8. Jasmine McGlade, Harvard, 14-9; 9. Justyna Konczalska, Wayne St. (Mich.), 13-10; 10. Alexandra Obrazcova, Ohio St., 12-11; 11. Maria Larsson, Harvard, 11-12; 12. Danielle Henderson, Rutgers, 11-12; 13. Erin McGarry, Princeton, 11-12; 14. Kayley French, Northwestern, 10-13; 15. Anne Kercsmar, Duke, 10-13; 16. Alexie Rubin, Columbia-Barnard, 10-13; 17. Brittany Leader, Stanford, 9-14; 18. Tess Finkel, Columbia-Barnard, 9-14; 19. Elizabeth Enyart, Air Force, 8-15; 20. Rebecca Moss, Yale, 8-15; 21. Jasjit Bhinder, Princeton, 7-16; 22. Leslie Lampman, Ohio St., 6-17; 23. Courtney Krolikoski, North Carolina, 6-17; 24. Caitlin Kozel, Brandeis, 5-18.
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