from 2010 NCAAs
and the CF360 BLOG for continuing updates ...
for CF360 national fencers of the week.
Be sure to check out the exciting EXCLUSIVE VIDEO offerings on this site ...
and, of course, the CF360 Blog and site Twitter feed will keep rolling year-round.
Welcome to CollegeFencing360.com, a website that made its debut for the 2009 season. Here are some of the primary offerings that you will find on CollegeFencing360.com (note that content continues to be added/updated on a regular basis):
• CF360 BLOG – timely posting of results and other information (including the NCAA Regionals and NCAA Championships).
• EXCLUSIVE VIDEO – bouting action, video interviews and more (originally shot in full HD).
• FENCER FOCUS – pages dedicated to fencers who are 2009 NCAA entrants, prodived i in a profile format with basic bio. info., photos, video (when available) and a Q&A format.
• AWARDS – CF360 announced national fencers of the week six times during the 2009 college fencing season. We also plan to name some overall seasons awards (TBA sometime in the postseason).
• LIBRARY OF LINKS – convenient link pages for team websites, rosters, schedules, media guides, head coach biographies and feature stories.
• RANKINGS – the online home for the US Fencing Coaches Association national poll ... also stay tuned for CF360's unique ranking system for individual college fencers.
• COMPOSITE SCHEDULE – a full listing of all the college fencing action (including results, coverage links, etc.).
• HISTORY – this will be your destination to find historical information on college fencing (including a special, detailed section dedicated to the current decade)
• TEXT/E-MAIL UPDATES – fans will be able to receive FREE text-messages and/or e-mail messages about college fencing results, major news, etc.
• SPECIAL FEATURES – unique story content (such as the Luke La Valle Tribute) will be part of the regular offerings.
(Note that, on Jan. 10, 2009, we opted for a preliminary site launch in order to pay tribute to Luke La Valle, the former Notre Dame four-time All-American and 1998 NCAA sabre champion who passed away on New Years Eve, following a 21-month battle with lung cancer. Click on link above, or on Special Features in menu bar, for the full La Valle tribute story.)