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Midwest Fencing Conference Championships Schedule & Seeds (March 6-7, 2010)
MIDWEST FENCING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (at Notre Dame)
Individual Event – Saturday, March 6, 2010
8:00 a.m. – men's epee and women's foil pools
9:30 a.m. – women's sabre pools begin ... men's epee and women's foil DE
10:45 a.m. – women's sabre DE
12:30 p.m. – men's epee, women's foil & women's sabre
finals
1:00 p.m. – women's epee and men's foil pools
2:30 p.m. – men's sabre pools ... women's epee and men's foil DE
3:45 p.m. – men's sabre DE
5:30 p.m. – women's epee, men's foil and men's sabre
finals
Team Event – Saturday, March 6, 2010
8:00 a.m. – men's epee, women's foil, and women's sabre
11:30 a.m. – finals for men's epee, women's foil and women's sabre
12:00
noon – women's epee, men's foil and men's sabre
3:30 p.m. – finals for women's epee, men's foil and men's sabre
MFC INDIVIDUAL TOP-10 SEEDS (team seeds TBA)
Men's Foil (field of 74)
1. Enzo Castellani (Notre Dame)
2. Gerek Meninhardt (ND)
3. Ben Parkins (Ohio State)
4. Colin Sutter (OSU)
5. Reggie Bentley (ND)
6. Liran Gross (Cleveland State)
7. Zach Schirtz (ND)
8. Steve Kubik (ND)
9. Michael Purdy-Sachs (Detroit)
10. Nicholas Crebs (ND)
Men's Epee (field of 81)
1. Ognien Vesic (OSU)
2. Igor Tolkachev (OSU)
3. Marco Canevari (OSU)
4. James Kaull (ND)
5. Greg Schoolcraft (ND)
6. Trevor Pedersen (OSU)
7. Slava Zingerman (Wayne State)
8. Jacob Osborne (ND)
9. Andrew Seroff (ND)
10. Daniel Tafoya (OSU)
Men's Sabre (field of 78)
1. Jason Choy (ND)
2. Avery Zuck (ND)
3. Bryan Cheney (OSU)
4. Barron Nydam (ND)
5. Max Stearns (OSU)
6. Michael Douville (OSU)
7. Jakub Gibczynski (WSU)
8. Marcel Frenkel (ND)
9. Dexter Wilde (OSU)
10. Keith Feldman (ND)
Women's Foil (field of 69)
1. Oksana Dmytruk (OSU)
2. Hayler Reese (ND)
3. Dayana Sarkisova (Northwestern)
4. Devynn Patterson (NW)
5. Radmilla Sarkisova (ND)
6. Camllle Provencal-Dayle (NW)
7. Allison Henvick (OSU)
8. Lindsay Knauer (OSU)
9. Grace Hartman (ND)
10. Olivia Dobbs (WSU)
Women's Epee (field of 62)
1. Courtney Hurley (ND)
2. Kelley Hurley (ND
3. Julia Tikhonova (OSU)
4. Christa French (NW)
5. Kayley French (NW)
6. Tasha Domashovetz (OSU)
7. Katie Cavanaugh (NU)
8. Sally Witt (WSU)
9. Karalee Collins (NW)
10. Diane Zielinski (ND)
Women's Sabre (field of 64)
1. Sarah Borrmann (ND)
2. Allison Miller (OSU)
3. Eileen Hassett (ND)
4. Margarita Tschomakova (OSU)
5. Abigail Nichols (ND)
6. Lydia Lanni (WSU)
7. Alicic Gurrieri (NW)
8. Falencia Miller (OSU)
9. Beatriz Almeida (ND)
10. Emily Cheng (OSU)
EWFC Championships Wrapup
The seven-team Eastern Women's Fencing Conference (EWFC) recently held its team and individual championship events, with Johns Hopkins squeaking out the team title while two JHU fencers (foilist Marion Trumbull and epeeist Lauren Chinn) won EWFC individual titles (as did Hunter sabreist Stella Shilfin). More team weapon scores will be added to these results (as available) and an EWFC overview release (with more individual and bout details) also will be posted on the CF360, time permitting.
EASTERN WOMEN'S FENCING CONFERENCE
Individual Championships (Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010 ... at Steven Tech)
Women's Foil
16-1 – Marion Trumball (Johns Hopkins)
14-3 – Jessica Wang (CCNY)
13-4 – Danielle Bisson (Stevens Tech)
13-4 – Colleen Stone (Johns Hopkins)
13-4 – Alexandra Lyons (Stevens Tech)
12-5 – Karyn Czapnik (CCNY)
Women's Epee
15-1 – Lauren Chinn (Johns Hopkins)
15-1 – Emma Buckingham (Haverford)
14-2 – Briana Nieradka (Stevens Tech)
13-3 – Katie Galpin (Drew)
11-5 – Allison Walters (Drew)
10-6 – Elizabeth Penn (Yeshiva)
Women's Sabre
14-3 – Stella Shifrin (Hunter)
14-3 – Alicia Rapp (Drew)
13-4 – Mary Vitale (Johns Hopkins)
13-4 – Nicole Schirmer (Hunter)
13-4 – Juliet Turalski (Stevens Tech)
13-4 – Krista Sticco (Stevens Tech)
12-5 – Francesca Behling (Haverford)
10-7 – Alejandra Chacon (Haverford)
Notes: Buckingham had defeated Chinn in the epee round-robin (5-4), but Chinn won the fence-off rematch that decided the EWFC champion ... similarly in sabre, Rapp defeated Shifrin in the round-robin (5-4) but Shifrin then won the fenceoff to determine the conference champion ... Buckingham's only loss in the round-robin came vs. eventual third-place finisher Briana Neradka of Stevens Tech.
EASTERN WOMEN'S FENCING CONFERENCE
Team Championships (Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010 ... at Hunter College Sportsplex)
Johns Hopkins (6-0 ... 96-66)
Johns Hopkins def. Stevens Tech, 14-13
Johns Hopkins def. Haverford, 14-13
Johns Hopkins def. Drew, 18-9
Johns Hopkins def. CCNY, 14-13
Johns Hopkins def. Hunter, 19-8
Johns Hopkins def. Yeshiva, 17-10
Stevens Tech (5-1 ... 109-53)
Stevens Tech def. Haverford, 15-12
Stevens Tech def. Drew, 17-10
Stevens Tech def. CCNY, 16-11
Stevens Tech def. Hunter, 22-5
Stevens Tech def. Yeshiva, 26-1
Haverford (4-2 ... 76-32 ... WF 29-7 ... WE 22-1 ... WS 24-12)
Haverford def. Drew, 19-8 (WF 9-0 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 5-4)
Haverford def. CCNY, 19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Haverford def. Hunter, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Haverford def. Yeshiva, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Drew (3-3 ... 71-91)
Drew def. CCNY, 15-12
Drew def. Hunter, 14-13
Drew def. Yeshiva, 15-12
City College of New York (2-4 ... 81-83)
CCNY def. Hunter, 16-11
CCNY def. Yeshiva, 19-8
Hunter (1-5 ... 63-99)
Hunter def. Yeshiva, 19-8
Yeshiva (0-6 ... 48-114)
Notes: Stevens Tech actually won 13 more total bouts than John Hopkins (109-96), but the Bluejays narrowly won the head-to-head battle with the Ducks (one of three 14-13 wins for JHU) ... 5th-place CCNY similarly won 10 more bouts than 4th-place Drew (81-71), but Drew took the head-to-head matchup (15-12).
Ivy League Round-Robin - Final Results (part-2; Feb. 28)
The #4-ranked Princeton men (5-0) and women (6-0) both went undefeated during the two-part Ivy League Round-Robin Championships (Feb. 21 at Cornell; Feb. 28 at Penn), giving the Tigers fencing program its first Ivy League title (for either gender) since 2001. Sixth-ranked Harvard and #7 Penn tied for second in the men's standings (3-2), although Penn won the head-to-head matchup (15-12). The #5 Columbia women (5-1) defeated #10 Penn in the final round (16-11) to finish as the women's runner-up for the second straight year.
CF360 is in the process of compiling a complete and detailed recap of the two-part Ivy League competition – with the analysis to include listing of the top individual finishers, top weapon groups, pivotal bouts, photos, quotes, etc.
(Note: Columbia's results again were skewed due to World Cup absences, particularly on the men's side, as the All-America trio of men's foilist Kurt Getz, men's epeeist Dwight Smith and women's foilist Nicole Ross all did not compete in Sunday's Ivy League Championships. Columbia's men's team, also beset by injuries and illness, again had to juggle its lineup and ended up shifting two fencers to secondary weapons).
IVY LEAGUE ROUND-ROBIN RESULTS (part-2)
(Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010 ... at Univ. of Pennsylvania's Hutchinson Gymnasium)
(team bout totals and weapon totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
MEN'S RESULTS
#4 Princeton (2-0 ... 41-13 ... MF 16-2 ... ME 15-3 ... MS 10-8)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 5-0 ... 90-45 ... MF 27-18 ... ME 37-8 ... MS 26-19)
#4 Princeton def. #6 Harvard, 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
#4 Princeton def. #8 Columbia, 23-4 (MF 9-0 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 6-3)
part-1 results: Princeton def. #7 Penn 18-9 (F3/E8/S7), Yale 14-13 (F5/E7/S2)
and Brown 17-10 (F3/E7/S7)
#6 Harvard (2-1 ... 50-31 ... MF 15-12 ... ME 17-10 ... MS 18-9)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 3-2 ... 78-57 ... MF 20-25 ... ME 31-14 ... MS 27-18)
#6 Harvard def. #8 Columbia, 21-6 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#6 Harvard def. Brown, 20-7 (MF 4-5 .... ME 8-1 ... MS 8-1)
part-1 results: Harvard lost to #7 Penn 12-15 (F1/E7/S4), def. Yale 16-11 (F4/E7/S5)
#7 Pennsylvania (2-0 ... 38-16 ... MF 13-5 ... ME 13-5 ... MS 12-6)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 3-2 ... 72-63 ... MF 30-15 ... ME 19-26 ... MS 23-22)
#7 Penn def. #8 Columbia, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 7-2)
#7 Penn def. Brown, 16-11 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
other part-1 results: Penn lost to Yale 10-17 (F3/E3/S4)
Yale (0-1 ... 15-12 ... MF 4-5 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 6-3)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 2-3 ... 74-61 ... MF 28-17 ... ME 20-25 ... MS 26-19)
Brown def. Yale, 15-12 (MF 4-5 ... ME 5--4 ... MS 6-3)
other part-1 result: Yale def. #8 Columbia lost to Yale 18-9 (F9/E5/S4)
Brown (1-2 ... 33-48 ... MF 14-13 ... ME 8-19 ... MS 11-16)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 2-3 ... 60-75 ... MF 29-16 ... ME 13-32 ... MS 18-27)
other part-1 results: Brown def. #8 Columbia 18-9 (F9/E5/S4)
#8 Columbia (0-3 ... 15-66 ... MF 0-27 ... ME 6-21 ... MS 9-18)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 0-5 ... 34-101 ... MF 0-45 ... ME 16-29 ... MS 18-27)
part-1 results: Columbia lost to Yale 9-18 (F0/E4/S5) and Brown 10-17 (F0/E6/S4)
WOMEN'S RESULTS
#4 Princeton (3-0 ... 49-32 ... WF 21-6 ... WE 15-12 ... WS 13-14)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 6-0 ... 106-56 ... WF 43-11 ... WE 37-17 ... WS 26-28)
#4 Princeton def. #9 Harvard, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Princeton def. #5 Columbia, 15-12 (WF 9-0 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 3-6)
#4 Princeton def. Cornell, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
part-1 results: Princeton def. #7 Penn 19-3 (F7/E7/S5), Yale 17-10 (F8/E6/S3)
and Brown 21-6 (F7/E9/S5)
#5 Columbia (2-1 ... 42-39 ... WF 5-22 ... WE 16-11 ... WS 21-6)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 5-1 ... 107-55 ... WF 23-31 ... WE 39-15 ... WS 45-9)
#5 Columbia def. #9 Harvard, 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
#5 Columbia def. #10 Penn, 16-11 (WF 3-6 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
part-1: Columbia d. Yale 21-6 (F5/E8/S8), Cornell 21-6 (F7/E7/S7) & Brown 23-4 (F6/E8/S9)
#10 Pennsylvania (1-1 ... 30-24 ... WF 12-6 ... WE 9-9 ... WS 9-9)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 4-2 ... 88-74 ... WF 32-22 ... WE 27-27 ... WS 29-25)
#10 Penn def. Brown, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
other part-1 results: Penn def. #9 Harvard 17-10 (F7/E6/S4), Yale 16-11 (F6/E5/S5)
and Cornell 17-10 (F5/E5/S7)
#9 Harvard (1-2 ... 50-31 ... WF 20-7 ... WE 15-12 ... WS 15-12)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 3-3 ... 95-67 ... WF 35-19 ... WE 28-26 ... WS 32-22)
#9 Harvard def. Brown, 24-3 (WF 8-1 .... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
other part-1 results: Harvard def. Yale 17-10 (F8/E5/S4) and Cornell 18-9 (F5/E5/S8)
Yale (2-0 ... 34-20 ... WF 8-10 ... WE 13-5 ... WS 13-5)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 2-4 ... 71-91 ... WF 17-37 ... WE 25-29 ... WS 29-25)
Yale def. Cornell, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
Yale def. Brown, 17-10 (WF 3-6 ... WE 7--2 ... WS 7-2)
Cornell (0-2 ... 17-37 ... WF 5-13 ... WE 6-12 ... WS 6-12)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 1-5 ... 57-105 ... WF 21-33 ... WE 21-33 ... WS 15-39)
Brown (0-3 ... 21-60 ... WF 10-17 ... WE 7-20 ... WS 4-23)
(Overall Ivy Two-Part Totals ... 0-6 ... 43-119 ... WF 18-36 ... WE 12-42 ... WS 13-41)
Ivy League Round-Robin Schedule (2/28/10)
The annual Ivy League Round-Robin Championships conclude on Sunday, Feb. 28, at the University of Pennsylvania's Hutchinson Gymnasium. Princeton will enter the day leading the six-team men's competition (3-0, in Feb. 21 bouting at Cornell), followed by Yale (2-2), Harvard (1-1), Brown (1-1), Penn (1-2) and Columbia (0-2). Each men's team will end up with five total round-robin matches, meaning that the Yale men will fence only once on Sunday while some men's teams will bout in all three rounds.
Princeton also enters Sunday tied with Columbia atop the women's standings (3-0), followed by Penn (3-1), Harvard (2-1), Brown (1-2), Cornell (1-3) and Yale.
Here is Sunday's schedule:
IVY LEAGUE ROUND-ROBIN SCHEDULE (part-2)
(Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010 ... at Univ. of Pennsylvania's Hutchinson Gymnasium)
Round 5 – 11:00 a.m.
Princeton (#4 men/#4 women) vs. Columbia (#8 men/#5 women)
Harvard (#6 men/#9 women) vs. Brown
Cornell women vs. Yale
bye – Penn (#7 men/#10 women)
Round 6 – 1:15 p.m.
Princeton vs. Cornell (women)
Columbia vs. Harvard
Penn vs. Brown
bye – Yale
Round 7 – 3:00 p.m.
Princeton vs. Harvard
Columbia vs. Penn
Yale vs. Brown
bye – Cornell
Temple Invitational Results (2/27/10)
Temple Invitational (Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010)
MEN'S RESULTS
#2 Penn State (2-0 ... 32-22 ... MF 14-4 ... ME 8-10 ... MS 10-8)
#2 Penn State def. #5 St. John's, 16-11 (MF 8-1 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Penn State def. #9 Duke, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#5 St. John's (1-1 ... 27-27 ... MF 7-11 ... ME 11-7 ... MS 9-9)
#5 St. John's def. #9 Duke, 16-11 (MF 8-1 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 5-4)
#9 Duke (0-2 ... 22-32 ... MF 4-14 ... ME 10-8 ... MS 8-10)
WOMEN'S RESULTS
#2 Penn State (3-0 ... 49-32 ... WF 11-16 ... WE 23-4 ... WS 15-12)
#2 Penn State def. #6 St. John's, 17-10 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-3)
# 2 Penn State def. #8 Temple, 14-13 (WF 3-6 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
#2 Penn State def. Duke, 18-9 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 5-4)
#6 St. John's (1-2 ... 41-40 ... WF 16-11 ... WE 11-16 ... WS 14-13)
#6 St. John's def. #8 Temple, 18-9 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
Duke def. #6 St. John's, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#8 Temple (1-2 ... 40-41 ... WF 14-13 ... WE 12-15 ... WS 14-13)
#8 Temple def. Duke, 18-9 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-3)
Duke (1-2 ... 32-49 ... WF 13-14 ... WE 8-19 ... WS 11-16)
Temple Invitational Schedule (Feb. 27, 2010)
TEMPLE INVITATIONAL SCHEDULE
(Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010)
Round 1 (10:00 a.m.)
#2 Penn State women vs. #8 Temple
#6 St. John's women vs. Duke
#2 Penn State men vs. #5 St. John's
Round 2 (11:30 a.m.)
#2 Penn State women vs. #6 St. John's
#8 Temple women vs. Duke
#2 Penn State men vs. #9 Duke
Round 3 (1:00 p.m.)
#2 Penn State women vs. Duke
#6 St. John's women vs. #8 Temple
#5 St. John's men vs. #9 Duke
Ivy League Round-Robin Results (part-1; Feb. 21)
By Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
ITHACA, N.Y. (2/21/10) – The Princeton fencing teams (both ranked 4th nationally) went 3-0 in Sunday's first round of Ivy League round-robin dual meets, held at Cornell's Newman Arena, with the championship set to conclude next week at the University of Pennsylvania (Feb. 28).
The Princeton men picked up a key victory over in-state rival and #7 Penn (18-9), adding a 17-10 victory over Brown and a thrilling 14-13 comeback vs. Yale. The Tigers men will face #6 Harvard (1-1) and #8 Columbia (0-2) next week, with Princeton needing only a win over the Crimson to clinch the Ivy League title (Penn is 1-2, Yale 2-2 and Brown 1-1).
The Princeton men picked up a key victory over in-state rival and #7 Penn (18-9), adding a 17-10 victory over Brown and a thrilling 14-13 comeback vs. Yale. The Tigers men will face #6 Harvard (1-1) and #8 Columbia (0-2) next week, with Princeton needing only a win over the Crimson to clinch the Ivy League title (Penn is 1-2, Yale 2-2 and Brown 1-1).
The Princeton women (18-8 win vs. #7 Penn; 17-10 vs. Yale and Brown) are tied with #5 Columbia atop the women's standings, with their meeting next weekend likely to decide the title. The Penn women (3-1) still could surge to the title next weekend, with their own key matchup versus Columbia still to be contested. Harvard (2-1) also remains in the running for the Ivy League women's title – as the Crimson could make a move next weekend in their matches vs. Princeton and Columbia.
Freshman women's foilist Brianna Martin led all Princeton fencers with an 8-0 record, while junior men's epeeist Graham Wicas (3rd at '08 NCAAs; 2nd in '09) went 7-1 along with a forfeited victory (due to a black-card violation by Penn's Jacob Wischnia). Three different Princeton weapon units – men's epee, women's epee and women's foil – turned in dominating 22-5 records, with other top fencers from those weapons including: sophomore men's epeeist Mike Elfassy (5-2), freshman men's epeeist Jonathan Yergler (5-1), sophomore women's foilist Lucile Jarry (6-1) and the talented young women's epee trio comprised of sophomore All-American Susannah Scanlan (7-2) along with freshmen Phoebe Caldwell (8-1) and Hannah Safford (7-2).
The Columbia women (21-6 vs. Cornell and Yale; 23-4 vs. Brown) were paced by the event's two most dominant weapon groups (men or women) – as the Lions women's sabreists went 24-3 and the epeeists 23-4. Columbia's top two women's foilists, senior three-time All-American Nicole Ross (8-1) and freshman D'Meca Homer (7-2), combined to go 15-3 while three of their teammates were unbeaten: the two-time All-America sabre duo of junior Jackie Jacobson (7-0) and senior Daria Schneider (6-0), and sophomore All-America epeeist Neely Branfield-Harvey (9-0). Freshman epeeist Lydia Kopecky (8-1) and sophomore sabreist Sammy Roberts (6-1) each lost only one bout spanning the three matches.
The Penn women will be in contention when action moves to their home facility Hutchinson Gym next week – thanks to a balanced performance from the Quaker weapon units (20 wins in foil and sabre, 18 in epee). Sophomore All-American Domica Franciszkowicz won 10 of her 12 sabre bouts, while three other Penn women – sophomore foilist Laura Paragano, freshman epeeist Amrit Bhinder and junior All-America sabreist Danielle Kamis – chipped in with 8-4 records.
Note – Two All-America fencers did not compete in today's Ivy League event, as Columbia senior men's foilist Kurt Getz was returning from a World Cup event in Venice, Italy, while Penn senior men's sabreist Andrew Bielen was sidelined due to injury.
Ivy League 2010 Round-Robin Results (part-I)
(Ithaca, N.Y.; Cornell's Newman Arena ... Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010)
team point and weapon totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com
MEN'S RESULTS
#4 Princeton (3-0 ... 49-32 ... MF 11-16 ... ME 22-5 ... MS 16-11)
#4 Princeton def. #7 Penn, 18-9 (MF 3-6 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 7-2)
#4 Princeton def. Yale, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 2-7)
#4 Princeton def. Brown, 17-10 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 7-2)
#6 Harvard (1-1 ... 28-26 ... MF 5-13 ... ME 14-4 ... MS 9-9)
#7 Penn def. #6 Harvard, 15-12 (MF 8-1 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 5-4)
#6 Harvard def. Yale, 16-11 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#7 Pennsylvania (1-2 ... 34-47 ... MF 17-10 ... ME 6-21 ... MS 11-16)
Yale def. #7 Penn, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#8 Columbia (0-2 ... 19-35 ... MF 0-18 ... ME 10-8 ... MS 9-9)
Yale def. #8 Columbia, 18-9 (MF 9-0 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 4-5)
Brown def. #8 Columbia, 17-10 (MF 9-0 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 5-4)
Yale (2-2 ... 59-49 ... MF 24-12 ... ME 15-21 ... MS 20-16)
Brown (1-1 ... 27-27 ... MF 15-3 ... ME 5-13 ... MS 7-11)
WOMEN'S RESULTS
#4 Princeton (3-0 ... 57-24 ... WF 22-5 ... WE 22-5 ... WS 13-14)
#4 Princeton def. Penn, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
#4 Princeton def. Yale, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 3-6)
#4 Princeton def. Brown, 21-6 (WF 7-2 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 5-4)
#5 Columbia (3-0 ... 65-16 ... WF 18-9 ... WE 23-4 ... WS 24-3)
#5 Columbia def. Yale, 21-6 (WF 5-4 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Columbia def. Cornell, 21-6 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#5 Columbia def. Brown, 23-4 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
#9 Harvard (2-1 ... 45-36 ... WF 15-12 ... WE 13-14 ... WS 17-10)
#10 Penn def. #9 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#9 Harvard def. Yale, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
#9 Harvard def. Cornell, 18-9 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
#10 Pennsylvania (3-1 ... 58-50 ... WF 20-16 ... WE 18-18 ... WS 20-16)
#10 Penn def. Yale, 16-11 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#10 Penn def. Cornell, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Cornell (1-3 ... 40-68 ... WF 16-20 ... WE 15-21 ... WS 9-27)
Cornell def. Brown, 15-12 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
Brown (0-3 ... 22-59 ... WF 8-19 ... WE 5-22 ... WS 9-18)
Yale (0-4 ... 37-71 ... WF 9-27 ... WE 12-24 ... WS 16-20)
Ivy League Championships Schedule (part-1; Feb. 21)
Ivy League 2010 Round-Robin Championships (Part-I)
(Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010 ... at Cornell; Ithaca, N.Y.)
Round 1 – 11:00 a.m.
Penn vs. Harvard ... Columbia vs. Yale ... Cornell vs. Brown (women) bye – Princeton
Round 2 – 1:15 p.m.
Princeton vs. Penn ... Yale vs. Harvard ... Columbia vs. Cornell (women) bye – Brown
Round 3 – 3:00 p.m.
Brown vs. Princeton ... Yale vs. Penn ... Harvard vs. Cornell bye – Columbia
Round 4 – 4:45 p.m.
Yale vs. Princeton ... Brown vs. Columbia ... Cornell vs. Penn bye – Harvard
Notre Dame Teams Move Atop 2010 USFCA College Fencing Poll (#2; Feb. 18)
RELEASE: Feb. 18, 2010 CONTACT: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
Notre Dame Teams Back on Top of USFCA College Fencing Poll
Note – see the RANKINGS tab for the USFCA poll archive.
The undefeated Notre Dame fencing teams have returned to the top spots in the respective men's and women's national rankings, as announced by the U.S. Fencing Coaches Association and CF360 (full polls listed below).
The Notre Dame men – who wrapped up the 2010 regular season with a 33-0 record in dual meets (24-0 vs. varsity squads) – racked up 11 wins over teams ranked in the first 2010 USFCA top-10 poll: #1 Penn State, #3 Ohio State (twice), #4 Princeton, #5 Columbia (2), #7 Harvard, #8 St. John's (2), #9 Yale and #10 Duke. The ND women (35-0; 27-0 vs. varsity teams) similarly had an impressive run of wins over top-10 teams, with 13 victories over teams currently or previously ranked among the top-10 (numbers are previous ranking, unless note): #1 Penn State, #3 Harvard, #4 Columbia (2), #5 Northwestern (2), #6 Ohio State (2), #7 Temple, #9 Princeton and #10 Yale – plus two wins over current #6 St. John's.
The Penn State men and women each dropped a spot to #2 in the poll, while the Ohio State men remained #3 and the Princeton men #4. Princeton joins ND and PSU as the only schools with both its men and women ranked in the top-5 (the Tiger women have surged from 9th to 4th in the latest rankings).
The St. John's men climbed three spots (8th to 5th) and the Harvard men bumped up a spot to 6th, with fellow Ivy League teams Pennsylvania (6th to 7th) and Columbia (5th to 8th) dropping down in the poll. Duke inched up from 10th to 9th while Air Force – led by the All-America epee due of senior Peter French and junior Daniel Trapani – has entered the top-10 in the 10th spot (previous #9 Yale dropped out of the men's poll).
In addition to Princeton, two other women's teams made noteworthy jumps in the poll – as Northwestern now sits in the #3 spot while the previously-unranked St. John's women now are slotted 6th. The Harvard women (#3 to #9) took the biggest tumble in the poll, with one-spot drops by Columbia-Barnard (now 5th), Ohio State (7th) and Temple (8th), along with the Penn women slipping from 8th to 10th and the #10 Yale women falling out of the poll.
Noteworthy results (other than the key ND wins noted above) that may have affected movement in the polls are as follows:
The Notre Dame men – who wrapped up the 2010 regular season with a 33-0 record in dual meets (24-0 vs. varsity squads) – racked up 11 wins over teams ranked in the first 2010 USFCA top-10 poll: #1 Penn State, #3 Ohio State (twice), #4 Princeton, #5 Columbia (2), #7 Harvard, #8 St. John's (2), #9 Yale and #10 Duke. The ND women (35-0; 27-0 vs. varsity teams) similarly had an impressive run of wins over top-10 teams, with 13 victories over teams currently or previously ranked among the top-10 (numbers are previous ranking, unless note): #1 Penn State, #3 Harvard, #4 Columbia (2), #5 Northwestern (2), #6 Ohio State (2), #7 Temple, #9 Princeton and #10 Yale – plus two wins over current #6 St. John's.
The Penn State men and women each dropped a spot to #2 in the poll, while the Ohio State men remained #3 and the Princeton men #4. Princeton joins ND and PSU as the only schools with both its men and women ranked in the top-5 (the Tiger women have surged from 9th to 4th in the latest rankings).
The St. John's men climbed three spots (8th to 5th) and the Harvard men bumped up a spot to 6th, with fellow Ivy League teams Pennsylvania (6th to 7th) and Columbia (5th to 8th) dropping down in the poll. Duke inched up from 10th to 9th while Air Force – led by the All-America epee due of senior Peter French and junior Daniel Trapani – has entered the top-10 in the 10th spot (previous #9 Yale dropped out of the men's poll).
In addition to Princeton, two other women's teams made noteworthy jumps in the poll – as Northwestern now sits in the #3 spot while the previously-unranked St. John's women now are slotted 6th. The Harvard women (#3 to #9) took the biggest tumble in the poll, with one-spot drops by Columbia-Barnard (now 5th), Ohio State (7th) and Temple (8th), along with the Penn women slipping from 8th to 10th and the #10 Yale women falling out of the poll.
Noteworthy results (other than the key ND wins noted above) that may have affected movement in the polls are as follows:
• St. John's men def. Ohio State, Columbia (twice) and Harvard
• Harvard men def. Ohio State and Columbia
• Duke men def. Penn State
• Air Force men def. Duke
• Harvard men def. Ohio State and Columbia
• Duke men def. Penn State
• Air Force men def. Duke
• Northwestern women def. Columbia
• Ohio State women def. Harvard and Northwestern
• St. John's women def. Penn State, Harvard, Columbia and Ohio State (twice)
• Columbia women def. Penn State and Harvard
• Princeton women def. Northwestern, Ohio State and Temple
• Brandeis women def. Penn
• UC San Diego women def. Temple
Princeton's ascent into top-5 status has been led by All-Americans such as junior men's epeeist Graham Wicas ('09 NCAA runner-up), sophomore men's foilist Alex Mills and sophomore women's epeeist Susannah Scanlan. The Tigers also have received a boost from senior men's sabreist Thomas Abend and the sophomore women's foil duo of Andrea Oliva ('09 NCAA entrant) and Rocky Rothenberg, along with clutch performances from freshman newcomers Jonathan Yergler (men's epee), Eliza Stone (women's sabre) and Hannah Safford (women's epee).
The St. John's women have entered the national top-10 thanks to strong showings by senior All-Americans Dagmara Wozniak (sabre) and Tanya Novakovska (epee), while reloading its roster with several European imports – most notably foilist Evgeniya Kirpicheva (Ufa, Russia) and epeeist Sanne Gans (Karlskrona, Sweden).
• Ohio State women def. Harvard and Northwestern
• St. John's women def. Penn State, Harvard, Columbia and Ohio State (twice)
• Columbia women def. Penn State and Harvard
• Princeton women def. Northwestern, Ohio State and Temple
• Brandeis women def. Penn
• UC San Diego women def. Temple
Princeton's ascent into top-5 status has been led by All-Americans such as junior men's epeeist Graham Wicas ('09 NCAA runner-up), sophomore men's foilist Alex Mills and sophomore women's epeeist Susannah Scanlan. The Tigers also have received a boost from senior men's sabreist Thomas Abend and the sophomore women's foil duo of Andrea Oliva ('09 NCAA entrant) and Rocky Rothenberg, along with clutch performances from freshman newcomers Jonathan Yergler (men's epee), Eliza Stone (women's sabre) and Hannah Safford (women's epee).
The St. John's women have entered the national top-10 thanks to strong showings by senior All-Americans Dagmara Wozniak (sabre) and Tanya Novakovska (epee), while reloading its roster with several European imports – most notably foilist Evgeniya Kirpicheva (Ufa, Russia) and epeeist Sanne Gans (Karlskrona, Sweden).
2010 USFCA College Fencing Coaches Poll (poll #2; Feb. 18)
MEN (previous rank)
1. Notre Dame (2)
2. Penn State (1)
3. Ohio State (3)
4. Princeton (4)
5. St. John's (8)
6. Harvard (7)
7. Pennsylvania (6)
8. Columbia (5)
9. Duke (10)
10. Air Force (–)
Others receiving votes: NYU, Yale, North Carolina, Stanford, UC San Diego, Sacred Heart, Wayne State and Brown.
2010 USFCA College Fencing Coaches Poll (poll #2; Feb. 18)
WOMEN (previous rank)
1. Notre Dame (2)
2. Penn State (1)
3. Northwestern (5)
4. Princeton (9)
5. Columbia-Barnard (4)
6. St. John's (–)
7. Ohio State (6)
8. Temple (7)
9. Harvard (3)
10. Pennsylvania (8)
Others receiving votes: Duke, Yale, UC San Diego, North Carolina, Cornell, Brandeis, NYU, Brown and Stanford
National College Fencers of the Week (Feb. 1-7, 2010)
CLICK HERE or on AWARDS tab for link to full release (includes headshots of all 10 fencers, with fencer details and action shots being added, time permitting).
National College Fencers of the Week (Feb. 1-7, 2010)
presented by CollegeFencing360.com
DANIEL TRAPANI (men's epee ... Air Force ... Jr. ... Houston, TX)
Went 12-0 at the Duke Duals, with sweep of Penn State (including '09 NCAA foil champ
Nick Chinman and '09 NCAA epee entrant Max Dettlinger), other key wins vs. Duke's Jonathan
Parker ('09 NCAA entrant) & UNC newcomer Thomas LeGuillou ('09 PennSt Open champ)
BECCA WARD (women's sabre ... Duke ... So. ... Portland, OR)
Continued dominating season (60-1; 113-3 career record in college reg.-season bouts) by going
12-0 at Duke Duals (beat club teammate/Penn St. All-American Caity Thompson)
Honorable Mention Fencers of the Week
KERI BYERTS (women's epee ... Penn State ... Sr. ... Webster, NH)
All-America veteran who went 11-1 at Duke Duals (only loss came vs. Emily D'Agostino)
EMILY D'AGOSTINO (women's epee ... Duke ... Fr. ... Portland, OR)
Impressive rookie went 11-1 at Duke Duals (beat Byerts and '09 NCAA champion Anastasia Ferdman; only loss came vs. Air Force 2009 NCAA entrant Simone Barrette)
KELLEY HURLEY (women's epee ... Notre Dame ... Sr. ... San Antonio, TX)
Swept regional rivals from Northwestern en route to 27-0 day at ND Duals (62 straight wins)
TRISTAN JONES (men's epee ... Duke ... So. ... Andover, NH)
Provided key sweep of Penn State to help Blue Devils men upset #1-ranked Nittany Lions
JARED REBOER (men's foil ... Sacred Heart ... Fr. ... Coeyman's Hollow, NY)
Swept Columbia (beat All-American Kurt Getz) and NYU, then went 12-1 to help win NEIFC title
ANDREW STANCO (men's epee ... NYU ... Sr. ... Princeton, NJ)
Went 3-0 to lead upset of #5 Columbia (win over All-American Dwight Smith)
CAITY THOMPSON (women's sabre ... Pen State ... 5th-Yr. Sr. ... Portland, OR)
Her only loss at Duke Duals (11-1) came vs. Olympian and '09 NCAA champ Becca Ward
KEVIN ZEICHMANN (men's sabre ... North Carolina ... Jr. ... Charlotte, NC)
Swept Penn State (including top-3 starter Bobby Thompson) during 11-1 day at Duke Duals
Note – full release (with additional season/career bio. info., headshots and action photos) will be added to this basic info. and posted via the AWARDS tab)
Notre Dame Duals - men's results (2010)
Notre Dame Duals – Men's Results (2010)
(Notre Dame, Ind.; Joyce Center Arena ... Sun., Feb. 7, 2010)
note that the majority of the men's teams listed below – Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Northwestern, Purdue and Wisconsin – are non-varsity club programs (individual bout results vs. fencers from those teams do not factor into qualification/seeding for NCAA Regional purposes)
#2 Notre Dame def. Lawrence, 25-2 (MF 8-1 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Detroit, 24-3 (MF 9-0 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Michigan, 24-3 (MF 8-1 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Northwestern, 25-2 (MF 9-0 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Wisconsin, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Michigan State, 25-2 (MF 9-0 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Illinois, 24-3 (MF 6-3 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Chicago, 25-2 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Indiana, 19-8 (MF 8-1 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. Purdue, 25-2 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 8-1)
Wayne State def. Lawrence, 20-7 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 8-1)
Wayne State def. Cleveland State, 14-13 (MF 3-6 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 9-0)
Wayne State def. Detroit, 19-8 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 7-2)
Wayne State def. Illinois, 19-8 (MF 4-5 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 7-2)
Wayne State def. Indiana, 21-6 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 9-0
Wayne State def. Purdue, 23-4 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 8-1)
Wayne State def. Wisconsin, 17-10 (MF 9-0 ... ME 1-8 ... MS 7-2)
Wayne State def. Chicago, 23-4 (MF 7-2 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 8-1)
Lawrence def. Cleveland State 14-13 (MF 3-6 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 9-0)
Lawrence def. Detroit 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 8-1 ... MS: 2-7)
Lawrence def. Illinois 17-10 (MF 3-6 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 6-3)
Purdue def. Lawrence, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
Chicago def. Lawrence, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
Michigan def. Lawrence, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 4-5)
Northwestern def. Lawrence, 20-7 (MF 4-5 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 7-2)
Cleveland State def. Detroit, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 1-8)
Cleveland State def. Purdue, 14-13 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 1-8)
Chicago def. Cleveland State, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 7-2)
Wisconsin def. Cleveland State, 16-11 (MF 1-8 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 8-1)
Northwestern def. Cleveland State, 16-11 (MF 3-6 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 7-2)
Wisconsin def. Detroit, 14-13 (MF 1-8 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 4-5)
Chicago def. Detroit, 14-13 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
Illinois def. Detroit, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 3-6)
Indiana def. Detroit, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 2-7)
Michigan def. Northwestern, 14-13 (MF 7-2 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 3-6)
Michigan def. Illinois, 15-12 (MF 3-6 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 4-5)
Michigan def. Indiana, 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
Michigan def. Purdue, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 3-6)
Michigan def. Michigan State, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
Michigan def. Chicago, 17-10 (MF 5-4 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 3-6)
Michigan State def. Northwestern, 15-12 (MF 8-1 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 5-4)
Michigan State def. Wisconsin, 15-12 (MF 9-0 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 4-5)
Michigan State def. Illinois, 17-10 (MF 4-5 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 4-5)
Michigan State def. Purdue, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
Michigan State def. Indiana, 15-12 (MF 7-2 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 6-3)
Chicago def. Michigan State, 15-12 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 4-5)
Northwestern def. Purdue, 17-10 (MF 2-7 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 7-2)
Northwestern def. Indiana, 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
Northwestern def. Illinois, 16-11 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
Chicago def. Indiana, 15-12 (MF 6-3 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 7-2)
Chicago def. Illinois, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
Purdue def. Indiana, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
Purdue def. Wisconsin, 17-10 (MF 9-0 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 6-3)
Wisconsin def. Illinois, 15-12 (MF 2-7 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 5-4)
Indiana def. Wisconsin, 14-13 (MF 9-0 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 1-8)
Duke Duals 2010 - women's results
Duke Duals – Women's Results (2010)
(Durham, N.C.; Card Gym ... Sun., Feb. 7, 2010)
team point and weapon totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com
#1 Penn State – 4-0 (86-22 ... WF 29-7 ... WE 27-9 ... WS 30-6)
#1 Penn State def. Duke, 16-11 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
#1 Penn State def. North Carolina, 20-7 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#1 Penn State def. Air Force, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#1 Penn State def. Brandeis, 25-2 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Duke – 3-1 (68-40 ... WF 25-11 ... WE 20-16 ... WS 23-13)
Duke def. North Carolina, 18-9 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Duke def. Air Force, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Duke def. Brandeis, 19-8 (WF 9-0 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 6-3)
Brandeis – 2-2 (43-65 ... WF 12-24 ... WE 16-20 ... WS 15-21)
Brandeis def. North Carolina, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
Brandeis def. Air Force, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
North Carolina – 1-3 (46-62 ... WF 21-15 ... WE 12-24 ... WS 13-23)
North Carolina def. Air Force, 18-9 (WF 9-0 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 6-3)
Air Force – 0-4 (27-81 ... WF 3-33 ... WE 15-21 ... WS 14-22)
Duke Duals 2010 Schedule (women's bouts)
Duke Duals
(Sat.-Sun.; Feb. 6-7, 2010)
WOMEN'S BOUTS (Sun., Feb. 7)
Round-1 (9:00 a.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. North Carolina
Duke vs. Air Force
Round-2 (10:00 a.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. Duke
North Carolina vs. Brandeis
Round-3 (11:00 a.m.)
Duke vs. North Carolina
Air Force vs. Brandeis
Round-4 (1:00 p.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. Air Force
Duke vs. Brandeis
Round-5 (2:00 p.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. Brandeis
North Carolina vs. Air Force
Notre Dame Duals 2010 - women's results
Notre Dame Duals – Women's Results (2010)
(Notre Dame, Ind.; Joyce Center Arena ... Sat., Feb. 6, 2010)
note
that the women's teams from Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Michigan State, Purdue and Wisconsin are non-varsity club programs
(individual bout results vs. fencers from those teams do not factor
into qualification/seeding for NCAA Regional purposes)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Northwestern,19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE:6-3 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Lawrence, 26-1 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Detroit, 24-3 (WF 7-2 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Cleveland State, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Michigan, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Wisconsin, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Michigan State, 22-5 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Indiana, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. Purdue, 25-2 (WF 9-0 .. WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Chicago, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Illinois, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern def. Lawrence, 27-0 (WF 9-0 .. WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Cleveland State, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Michigan, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern def. Michigan State, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
#5 Northwestern def. Purdue, 23-4 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Indiana, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern def. Illinois, 26-1 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Wayne State def. Lawrence, 23-4 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Wayne State def. Detroit, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 4-5)
Wayne State def. Cleveland State, 20-1 (WF 3-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Wayne State def. Illinois, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE: 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Wayne State def. Indiana, 23-4 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
Wayne State def. Purdue, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 5-4)
Wayne State def. UW 22-5 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 8-1)
Wayne State def. Chicago, 15-12 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 3-6)
Detroit def. Lawrence, 11-9 (WF 6-2 ... WE 0-3 ... WS 5-4)
Detroit def. Cleveland State, 15-4 (WF 6-1 ... WE 0-3 ... WS 9-0)
Detroit def. Illinois, 12-6 (WF 3-6 ... WE 0-0 ... WS 9-0)
Wisconsin tied Detroit, 13-13 (WF 3-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 1-8)
Indiana def. Detroit, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 3-6)
Chicago def. Detroit, 18-9 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 5-4)
Lawrence def. Cleveland State, 18-1 (WF 8-1 ... WE 1-0 ... WS 9-0)
Lawrence def. Illinois, 12-6 (WF 3-6 ... WE 3-0 ... WS 6-0)
Michigan def. Lawrence, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
Chicago def. Lawrence, 19-8 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
Purdue def. Lawrence, 21-6 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
Chicago def. Cleveland State, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
Chicago def. Indiana, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 5-4)
Chicago def. Illinois, 22-5 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Chicago def. Michigan, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
Michigan State def. Chicago, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Michigan State def. Wisconsin, 21-6 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Michigan State def. Purdue, 16-11 (WF 3-6 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
Michigan State def. Illinois, 21-6 (WF 3-6 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Michigan State def. Indiana, 23-4 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Michigan def. Michigan State, 16-11 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 2-7)
Indiana def. Purdue, 19-8 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
Indiana def. Wisconsin, 19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 9-0)
Michigan def. Illinois, 24-3 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Michigan def. Indiana, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
Michigan def. Purdue, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
Wisconsin def. Cleveland State, 16-4 (WF 6-1 ... WE 4-3 ... WS 6-0)
Wisconsin def. Illinois, 21-6 (WF 3-6 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Purdue def. Wisconsin, 16-11 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
Purdue def. Cleveland State, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
Duke Duals 2010 - men's results
Duke Duals – Men's Results (2010)
(Durham, N.C.; Card Gym ... Sat., Feb. 6, 2010)
team point and weapon totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com
#1 Penn State – 3-1 (71-57 ... MF 30-6 ... ME 18-18 ... MS 23-13)
#10 Duke def. #1 Penn State, 15-12 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#1 Penn State def. North Carolina, 19-8 (MF 8-1 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#1 Penn State def. Air Force, 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 8-1)
#1 Penn State def. Brandeis, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#10 Duke – 3-1 (64-44 ... MF 21-15 ... ME 21-15 ... MS 22-14)
#10 Duke def. North Carolina, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
Air Force def. #10 Duke, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 3-6)
#10 Duke def. Brandeis, 21-6 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
Air Force – 3-1 (53-55 ... MF 12-24 ... ME 27-9 ... MS 14-22)
Air Force def. North Carolina, 14-13 (MF 3-6 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
Air Force def. Brandeis, 14-13 (MF 1-8 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 5-4)
North Carolina – 1-3 (47-61 ... MF 15-21 ... ME 15-21 ... MS 17-19)
North Carolina def. Brandeis, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
Brandeis – 0-4 (35-73 ... MF 12-24 ... ME 9-27 ... MS 14-22)
Duke Duals 2010 Schedule
Duke Duals
(Sat.-Sun., Feb. 6-7, 2010)
MEN'S BOUTS (Sat., Feb. 6)
Round-1 (9:00 a.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. North Carolina
#10 Duke vs. Air Force
Round-2 (10:00 a.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. #10 Duke
North Carolina vs. Brandeis
Round-3 (11:00 a.m.)
#10 Duke vs. North Carolina
Air Force vs. Brandeis
Round-4 (1:00 p.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. Air Force
#10 Duke vs. Brandeis
Round-5 (2:00 p.m.)
#1 Penn State vs. Brandeis
North Carolina vs. Air Force
women's schedule (Feb. 7) will be posted when available
N.J. State Meet Schedule (at Princeton; moved to Feb. 7)
New Jersey State Meet
(at Princeton ... Sunday, Feb. 7, 2010 ... moved from Feb. 6)
10:00 a.m. ET
Stevens Tech vs. Princeton
Drew vs. NJIT
11:00 a.m.
Fairleigh Dickinson women vs. Stevens Tech (women only)
Princeton vs. Drew
12:00 p.m.
Fairleigh Dickinson women vs. NJIT (women only)
Strips 6-10: Stevens vs. Drew
1:00 p.m.
Princeton vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (women only)
NJIT vs. Stevens Tech
2:00 p.m.
Drew vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (women only)
NJIT vs. Princeton
Notre Dame Duals 2010 Schedule
Notre Dame Duals – Bouting Schedule
(Sat.-Sun. ... Feb. 6-7, 2010)
note that the men's and women's teams from Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue and Wisconsin (plus the Northwestern men) are non-varsity club programs (individual bout results vs. fencers from those teams do not factor into qualification/seeding for NCAA Regional purposes)
Spectators Tip – Top bouts to watch include the #2 Notre Dame women vs. #5 Northwestern on Saturday (approximately 10:30 a.m.) ... also be sure to catch Wayne State men's epeeists Slava Zingerman (three-time NCAA champion) and Mykhaylo Mazur (two-time All-American) during Sunday's bouting
WOMEN'S BOUTS (Saturday, Feb. 6)
8:00 a.m. ET – Round 1
#2 Notre Dame vs. Lawrence
#5 Northwestern vs. Michigan
Wayne State vs. Illinois
Detroit vs. Wisconsin
Cleveland State vs. Chicago
Purdue vs. Indiana
bye – Michigan State
9:15 a.m. ET – Round 2
#2 Notre Dame vs. Michigan
#5 Northwestern vs. Michigan State
Wayne State vs. Indiana
Detroit vs. Chicago
Lawrence vs. Purdue
Illnois vs. Wisconsin
bye – Cleveland State
10:30 a.m. ET – Round 3
#2 Notre Dame vs. #5 Northwestern
Wayne State vs. Purdue
Lawrence vs. Cleveland State
Illnois vs. Michigan
Chicago vs. Indiana
Michigan State vs. Wisconsin
bye – Detroit
11:45 a.m. ET – Round 4
#2 Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin
#5 Northwestern vs. Purdue
Wayne State vs. Cleveland State
Detroit vs. Illinois
Lawrence vs. Chicago
Michigan State vs. Notre Dame "B" team
Michigan vs. Indiana
1:00 p.m. ET – Round 5
#2 Notre Dame vs. Illinois
Wayne State vs. Lawrence
Detroit vs. Cleveland State
Wisconsin vs. Indiana
Purdue vs. Michigan
Chicago vs. Michigan State
bye – Northwestern
2:15 p.m. ET – Round 6
#2 Notre Dame vs. Chicago
#5 Northwestern vs. Cleveland State
Detroit vs. Indiana
Lawrence vs. Illinois
Wisconsin vs. Purdue
Michigan State vs. Michigan
bye – Wayne State
3:30 0.m. ET – Round 7
#2 Notre Dame vs. Cleveland State
#5 Northwestern vs. Indiana
Wayne State vs. Wisconsin
Detroit vs. Lawrence
Illinois vs. Chicago
Purdue vs. Michigan State
bye – Michigan
4:45 p.m. ET – Round 8
#2 Notre Dame vs. Indiana
#5 Northwestern vs. Lawrence
Wayne State vs. Detroit
Cleveland State vs. Wisconsin
Illinois vs. Michigan State
Purdue vs. Notre Dame "B" team
Michigan vs. Chicago
6:00 p.m. ET – Round 9
#2 Notre Dame vs. Detroit
#5 Northwestern vs. Illinois
Wayne State vs. Chicago
Cleveland State vs. Purdue
Lawrence vs. Michigan
Michigan State vs. Indiana
bye – Wisconsin
MEN'S BOUTS (Sunday, Feb. 7)
8:00 a.m. ET – Round 1
#2 Notre Dame vs. Lawrence
Northwestern vs. Michigan
Wayne State vs. Illinois
Detroit vs. Wisconsin
Cleveland State vs. Chicago
Purdue vs. Indiana
bye – Michigan State
9:15 a.m. ET – Round 2
#2 Notre Dame vs. Michigan
Northwestern vs. Michigan State
Wayne State vs. Indiana
Detroit vs. Chicago
Lawrence vs. Purdue
Illnois vs. Wisconsin
bye – Cleveland State
10:30 a.m. ET – Round 3
#2 Notre Dame vs. Northwestern
Wayne State vs. Purdue
Lawrence vs. Cleveland State
Illnois vs. Michigan
Chicago vs. Indiana
Michigan State vs. Wisconsin
bye – Detroit
11:45 a.m. ET – Round 4
#2 Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin
Northwestern vs. Purdue
Wayne State vs. Cleveland State
Detroit vs. Illinois
Lawrence vs. Chicago
Michigan State vs. Notre Dame "B" team
Michigan vs. Indiana
1:00 p.m. ET – Round 5
#2 Notre Dame vs. Illinois
Wayne State vs. Lawrence
Detroit vs. Cleveland State
Wisconsin vs. Indiana
Purdue vs. Michigan
Chicago vs. Michigan State
bye – Northwestern
2:15 p.m. ET – Round 6
#2 Notre Dame vs. Chicago
Northwestern vs. Cleveland State
Detroit vs. Indiana
Lawrence vs. Illinois
Wisconsin vs. Purdue
Michigan State vs. Michigan
bye – Wayne State
3:30 0.m. ET – Round 7
#2 Notre Dame vs. Cleveland State
Northwestern vs. Indiana
Wayne State vs. Wisconsin
Detroit vs. Lawrence
Illinois vs. Chicago
Purdue vs. Michigan State
bye – Michigan
4:45 p.m. ET – Round 8
#2 Notre Dame vs. Indiana
Northwestern vs. Lawrence
Wayne State vs. Detroit
Cleveland State vs. Wisconsin
Illinois vs. Michigan State
Purdue vs. Notre Dame "B" team
Michigan vs. Chicago
6:00 p.m. ET – Round 9
#2 Notre Dame vs. Detroit
Northwestern vs. Illinois
Wayne State vs. Chicago
Cleveland State vs. Purdue
Lawrence vs. Michigan
Michigan State vs. Indiana
bye – Wisconsin
Overall Two-Day Men's Results - Northwestern Duals
NORTHWESTERN DUALS
Men's Results (Sat.-Sun., Jan. 30-31, 2010)
(compilation of daily totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com ...
weapon scores provided by the teams – more will be added as they become available)
#2 Notre Dame – 12-0 (246-78 ... MF 87-21 ... ME 66-42 ... MS 89-19)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Ohio State, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Princeton, 19-8 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Daame def. #10 Duke, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stanford, 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. North Carolina, 17-10 (MF 5-4 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Wayne State, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. UC San Diego, 20-7 (MF 7-2 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. Johns Hopkins, 21-6 (MF 7-2 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Lawrence, 26-1 (MF 9-0 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Cleveland State, 23-4 (MF 7-2 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Detroit, 24-3 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Northwestern (club), 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
#3 Ohio State (10-1 ... 218-79)
#3 Ohio State def. #4 Princeton, 16-11
#3 Ohio State def. #10 Duke, 18-9
#3 Ohio State def. Stanford, 19-8
#3 Ohio State def, North Carolina, 16-11
#3 Ohio State def. Wayne State, 23-4
#3 Ohio State def. UC San Diego, 23-4
#3 Ohio State def. Johns Hopkins, 21-6
#3 Ohio State def. Lawrence, 25-2
#3 Ohio State def, Detroit, 23-4
#3 Ohio State def. Northwestern (club), 23-4
#4 Princeton (9-2 ... 226-71)
#4 Princeton def. #10 Duke, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 3-6)
#4 Princeton def. Stanford, 18-9
#4 Princeton def. North Carolina, 20-7 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 7-2)
#4 Princeton def. UC San Diego, 21-6
#4 Princeton def. Johns Hopkins, 26-1
#4 Princeton def. Lawrence, 24-3
#4 Princeton def. Cleveland State, 26-1
#4 Princeton def. Cal Tech, 27-0
#4 Princeton def. Detroit, 26-1
#10 Duke (7-3 ... 178-92)
#10 Duke def. Stanford, 16-11
#10 Duke def. Wayne State, 18-9
#10 Duke def. UC San Diego, 17-10
#10 Duke def. Lawrence, 26-1
#10 Duke def. Cleveland State, 23-4
#10 Duke def, Cal Tech, 26-1
#10 Duke def. Detroit, 25-2
Stanford (8-4 ... 195-129)
Stanford def. North Carolina, 14-13
Stanford def. UC San Diego, 16-11
Stanford def. Johns Hopkins, 20-7
Stanford def. Lawrence, 26-1
Stanford def. Cleveland State, 19-8
Stanford def. Cal Tech, 24-3
Stanford def. Detroit, 23-4
Stanford def. Northwestern (club), 20-7
North Carolina (7-4 ... 182-115)
North Carolina def. Wayne State, 16-11
North Carolina def. UC San Diego, 15-12
North Carolina def. Lawrence, 24-3
North Carolina def. Cleveland State, 22-5
North Carolina def. Cal Tech, 23-4
North Carolina def. Detroit, 21-6
North Carolina def. Northwestern (club), 20-7
Wayne State (5-4 ... 123-120)
Wayne State def. Stanford, 16-11
Wayne State def. UC San Diego, 14-13
Wayne State def. Johns Hopkins, 20-7
Wayne State def. Cleveland State, 22-5
Wayne State def. Lawrence, 20-7
UC San Diego (4-7 ... 147-150)
UC San Diego def. Cleveland State, 22-5
UC San Diego def. Lawrence, 25-2
UC San Diego def. Detroit, 19-8
UC San Diego def. Northwestern (club), 19-8
Johns Hopkins (4-5 ... 113-130)
Johns Hopkins def. Lawrence, 23-4
Johns Hopkins def. Cal Tech, 23-4
Johns Hopkins def. Cleveland State, 19-8
Johns Hopkins def. Detroit, 21-6
Lawrence (2-9 ... 56-241)
Lawrence def. Cal Tech, 17-10
Lawrence def. Detroit, 15-12
Cleveland State (1-8 ... 54-189)
Cleveland State def. Cal Tech, 14-13
Cal Tech (1-7 ... 46-164)
Cal Tech def. Detroit, 11-10
Detroit (1- 10 ... 72-217)
Detroit def. Cleveland State, 16-9
Northwestern club (4-5 ... 102-141)
Northwestern (club) def. Wayne State, 14-13
Northwestern (club) def. Johns Hopkins, 15-12
Northwestern (club) def. Cleveland State, 18-9
Northwestern (club) def. Cal Tech, 22-5
Sunday's Final Results - Northwestern Duals (women)
NORTHWESTERN DUALS
Women's Results (Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010)
(compilation of daily and weekend totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
#2 Notre Dame – 7-0 (155-34 ... WF 48-15 ... WE 55-8 ... WS 52-11)
(2-day tournament totals: 14-0 ... 291-87 ... WF 95-31 ... WE 99-27 ... WS 97-29)
#2 Notre Dame def. #6 Ohio State, 16-11 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. #7 Temple, 16-11 (WF 3-6 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. Wayne State, 19-8 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Cal Tech, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Detroit, 26-1 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Lawrence, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern – 6-0 (113-49 ... WF 36-18 ... WE 41-13 ... WS 36-18)
(2-day tournament totals: 12-1 ... 257-94 ... WF 85-32 ... WE 86-31 ... WS 86-31)
#5 Northwestern def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 3-6)
#5 Northwestern def. Duke, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#5 Northwestern def. UC San Diego, 20-7 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Stanford, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 17-10 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#5 Northwestern def. Cal Tech, 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
#6 Ohio State – 4-3 (119-70 ... WF 41-22 ... WE 30-33 ... WS 48-15)
(2-day tournament totals: 9-3 ... 225-99 ... WF 79-29 ... WE 63-45 ... WS 83-25)
#8 Princeton def. #6 Ohio State, 18-9 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
#6 Ohio State def. UC San Diego, 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#6 Ohio State def. Stanford, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 8-1)
#6 Ohio State def. Wayne State, 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#6 Ohio State def. Johns Hopkins, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
#7 Temple – 2-3 (78-57 ... WF 33-12 ... WE 17-28 ... WS 28-17)
(2-day tournament totals: 6-5 ... 195-102 ... WF 73-26 ... WE 53-46 ... WS 69-30)
#8 Princeton def. #7 Temple 17-10 (WF 3-6 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 8-1)
UC San Diego def. #7 Temple, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 3-6)
#7 Temple def. Johns Hopkins, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#7 Temple def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 9-0)
#9 Princeton – 8-0 (161-55 ... WF 58-14 ... WE 54-18 ... WS 49-23)
(2-day tournament totals: 14-1 ... 302-103 ... WF 103-32 ... WE 99-36 ... WS 100-35)
#8 Princeton def. #7 Temple 17-10 (WF 3-6 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 8-1)
#8 Princeton def. Duke, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 3-6)
#8 Princeton def. North Carolina, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#8 Princeton def. Stanford 15-12 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 1-8)
#8 Princeton def. Johns Hopkins 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
#8 Princeton def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 23-4 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#8 Princeton def. Lawrence 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE: 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
UC San Diego – 6-2 (121-95 ... WF 41-31 ... WE 42-30 ... WS 38-34)
(2-day tournament totals: 9-5 ... 201-177 ... WF 70-56 ... WE 73-53 ... WS 58-68)
UC San Diego def. North Carolina, 15-12 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 2-7)
UC San Diego def. Stanford, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 8-1)
UC San Diego def. Wayne State, 17-10 (WF 2-7 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
UC San Diego def. Detroit, 22-5 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
UC San Diego def. Cleveland State, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
Duke – 3-2 (90-45 ... WF 31-14 ... WE 29-16 ... WS 30-15)
(2-day tournament totals: 7-4 ... 189-108 ... WF 64-35 ... WE 58-41 ... WS 67-32)
Duke def. Cal Tech, 22-5 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 5-4)
Duke def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Duke def. Lawrence, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
North Carolina – 4-2 (105-57 ... WF 27-27 ... WE 36-18 ... WS 42-12)
(2-day tournament totals: 8-5 ... 200-151 ... WF 59-58 ... WE 61-56 ... WS 80-37)
North Carolina def. Wayne State, 16- 11 (WF 3-6 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
North Carolina def. Detroit 21-6 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
North Carolina def. Lawrence, 23-4 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
North Carolina def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Stanford – 4-4 (122-94 ... WF 39-33 ... WE 51-21 ... WS 33-39)
(2-day tournament totals: 7-8 ... 208-197 ... WF 65-70 ... WE 92-43 ... WS 52-83)
Stanford def. Johns Hopkins, 18-9 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Stanford def. Cal Tech 20-7 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 3-6)
Stanford def. Detroit, 21-6 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 3-6)
Stanford def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Wayne State – 3-4 (89-100 ... WF 46-17 ... WE 26-37 ... WS 17-46)
(2-day tournament totals: 5-9 ... 175-203 ... WF 81-45 ... WE 57-69 ... WS 37-89)
Wayne State def. Johns Hopkins, 16-11 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 4-5)
Wayne State def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 15-12 (WF 9-0 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 1-8)
Wayne State def. Cleveland State, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
Fairleigh Dickinson – 2-4 (72-90 ... WF 14-40 ... WE 30-24 ... WS 28-26)
(2-day tournament totals: 4-9 ... 153-189 ... WF 35-82 ... WE 53-55 ... WS 65-52)
Fairleigh Dickinson def. Cal Tech, 18-9 (WF 5-4 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 5-4)
Fairleigh Dickinson def. Lawrence, 22-5 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
Johns Hopkins – 2-5 (81-108 ... WF 24-39 ... WE 33-30 ... WS 24-39)
(2-day tournament totals: 5-9 ... 169-209 ... WF 54-72 ... WE 74-52 ... WS 41-85)
Johns Hopkins def. Lawrence, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
Johns Hopkins def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Cal Tech – 1-5 (49-113 ... WF 12-42 ... WE 12-42 ... WS 25-29)
(2-day tournament totals: 3-9 ... 108-208 ... WF 29-79 ... WE 29-79 ... WS 50-50)
Cal Tech def. Detroit, 21-6 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
Detroit – 1-5 (37-119 ... WF 17-37 ... WE 0-48 ... WS 20-34)
(2-day tournament totals: 1-12 ... 70-281 ... WF 32-94 ... WE 0-102 ... WS 38-85)
Detroit def. Lawrence, 13-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 0-3 ... WS 7-2)
Lawrence – 0-7 (22-161 ... WF 10-53 ... WE 5-52 ... WS 7-56)
(2-day tournament totals: 1-12 ... 50-283 ... WF 24-93 ... WE 9-98 ... WS 17-92)
Cleveland State – 0-7 (11-178 ... WF 0-63 ... WE 11-52 ... WS 0-63)
(2-day tournament totals: 0-14 ... 27-329 ... WF 6-120 ... WE 21-92 ... WS 0-117)
Partial Men's Scores from Northwestern Duals
Thanks go out to representatives from the Princeton and Notre Dame fencing programs, who have supplied these results from some of Saturday's men's bouting at the Northwestern Duals. CF360 will add more results (from Saturday and Sunday) as they become available.
Northwestern Duals – partial results
(men's matches ... Sat., Jan. 30, 2010)
(compilation of daily totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
#2 Notre Dame – 8-0 (161-55 ... MF 59-13 ... ME 43-29 ... MS 59-13)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Ohio State, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Princeton, 19-8 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. #10 Duke, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stanford, 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. UC San Diego, 20-7 (MF 7-2 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. Detroit, 24-3 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Lawrence, 26-1 (MF 9-0 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 9-0)
#2 Notre Dame def. Northwestern (club), 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
#3 Ohio State
#3 Ohio State def. #4 Princeton, 16-11
#3 Princeton – 3-2
#3 Princeton def. North Carolina, 20-7 (MF 6-3 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 7-2)
#3 Princeton def. Stanford, 17-10
#3 Princeton def. Lawrence
Men's Schedule for Northwestern Duals
Northwestern Duals – Men's Schedule (Jan. 30-31, 2010)
Note – due to the fact that Northwestern's men's fencing program is a non-varsity club, there may be some delay in obtaining full scores from the men's matches.
Saturday, Jan. 30
1:00 p.m.
Notre Dame vs. Stanford
2:00 p.m.
UC San Diego vs. Duke
Notre Dame vs. Detroit
Stanford vs. Cleveland State
3:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. UC San Diego
Notre Dame vs. Duke
Cleveland State vs. Johns Hopkins
North Carolina vs. Princeton
Ohio State vs. Stanford
Wayne State vs. Lawrence
Detroit vs. Cal Tech
4:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. UC San Diego
Notre Dame vs. Princeton
Cleveland State vs. Duke
Ohio State vs. UC San Diego
Stanford vs. Detroit
Wayne State vs. Johns Hopkins
Lawrence vs. North Carolina
5:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Notre Dame
Princeton vs. Ohio State
Cleveland State vs. Cal Tech
Stanford vs. Duke
North Carolina vs. Detroit
Lawrence vs. Johns Hopkins
Wayne State vs. UC San Diego
6:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Wayne State
Notre Dame vs. Ohio State
Detroit vs. Johns Hopkins
Lawrence vs. UC San Diego
Cal Tech vs. Duke
Stanford vs. Princeton
North Carolina vs. Cleveland State
7:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Johns Hopkins
Notre Dame vs. UC San Diego
Stanford vs. Cal Tech
Duke vs. Detroit
North Carolina vs. Ohio State
Princeton vs. Lawrence
Cleveland State vs, Wayne State
Sunday, Jan. 31
1:00 p.m.
UC San Diego vs. Stanford
North Carolina vs. Johns Hopkins
2:00 p.m.
UC San Diego vs. North Carolina
Cleveland State vs. Princeton
Notre Dame vs. Johns Hopkins
Lawrence vs. Cal Tech
3:00 p.m.
Duke vs. Wayne State
Notre Dame vs. Cleveland State
Princeton vs. UC San Diego
North Carolina vs. Cal Tech
Stanford vs. Johns Hopkins
4:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Cleveland State
Notre Dame vs. Wayne State
Ohio State vs. Johns Hopkins
Lawrence vs. Duke
Princeton vs. Cal Tech
Stanford vs. North Carolina
Detroit vs. UC San Diego
5:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Stanford
Duke vs. Princeton
Wayne State vs. Cal Tech
UC San Diego vs. Johns Hopkins
Notre Dame vs. North Carolina
Ohio State vs. Lawrence
Detroit vs. Cleveland State
6:00 p.m.
Notre Dame vs. Cal Tech
Ohio State vs. Detroit
North Carolina vs Wayne State
UC San Diego vs. Duke
Princeton vs. Johns Hopkins
Stanford vs. Lawrence
7:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Ohio State
Cleveland State vs. Lawrence
Wayne State vs. Princeton
8:00 p.m.
Northwestern (club) vs. Princeton
Wayne State vs. Ohio State
Lawrence vs. Detroit
Sollee Invitational Final Results (at Brandeis)
ERIC SOLLEE INVITATIONAL (compilation of daily totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
Final Results (at Brandeis; Jan. 30, 2010)
MEN'S RESULTS
#6 Pennsylvania – 4-0 (72-36 ... MF 29-7 ... ME 20-16 ... MS 23-13)
#6 Pennsylvania def. NYU, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#6 Pennsylvania def. MIT, 20-7 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 7-2)
#6 Pennsylvania def. Boston College, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#6 Pennsylvania def. Brandeis, 17-10 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 5-4)
#7 Harvard – 2-0 (40-14 ... MF 12-6 ... ME 14-4 ... MS 14-4)
#7 Harvard def. Air Force, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 6-3)
#7 Harvard def. Haverford, 23-4 (MF 6-3 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 8-1)
Air Force – 5-1 (91-71 ... MF 32-22 ... ME 40-14 ... MS 19-35)
Air Force def. Brandeis, 16-11 (MF 8-1 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 3-6)
Air Force def. NYU, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
Air Force def. Boston College, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 2-7)
Air Force def. MIT, 19-8 (MF 5-4 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 6-3)
Air Force def. Brown, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 1-8)
Brown – 2-2 (60-48 ... MF 25-11 ... ME 9-27 ... 26-10)
Brown def. Haverford, 15-12 (MF 6-3 ... ME 2-7 ... MS 7-2)
Brown def. Hunter, 21-6 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 9-0)
Haverford – 4-2 (79-83 ... MF 29-25 ... ME 31-23 ... MS 19-35)
Haverford def. Brandeis, 16-11 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 4-5)
Haverford def. MIT, 17-10 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
Haverford def. NYU, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 3-6)
Haverford def. Boston College, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 3-6)
NYU – 4-3 (101-88 ... MF 32-32 ... ME 28-35 ... MS 41-22)
NYU def. Brandeis, 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
NYU def. MIT, 18-9 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
NYU def. Boston College, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 7-2)
NYU def. Brown, 14-13 (MF 1-8 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 7-2)
Brandeis – 1-4 (63-72 ... MF 13-32 ... ME 23-22 ... MS 27-18)
Brandeis def. Hunter, 22-5 (MF 8-1 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 9-0)
MIT – 1-4 (52-83 ... MF 18-27 ... ME 15-30 ... MS 19-26)
MIT def. Hunter, 18-9 (MF 5-4 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 9-0)
Boston College – 1-4 (66-69 ... MF 17-28 ... ME 21-24 ... MS 28-17)
Boston College def. Hunter, 23-4 (MF 6-3 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 9-0)
Hunter – 0-4 (24-84 ... MF 9-27 ... ME 15-21 .. MS 0-36)
WOMEN'S RESULTS
#3 Harvard – 2-0 (45-9 ... WF 17-1 ... WE 12-6 ... WS 16-2)
#3 Harvard def. Air Force, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#3 Harvard def. Haverford, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
#8 Pennsylvania – 4-1 (91-44 ... WF 24-21 ... WE 36-9 ... WS 31-14)
Brandeis def. #8 Pennsylvania, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 4-5)
#8 Pennsylvania def. Boston College, 19-8 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
#8 Pennsylvania def. MIT, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#8 Pennsylvania def. NYU, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#8 Pennsylvania def. Tufts, 24-3 (WF 7-2 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Brandeis – 5-0 (85-50 ... WF 30-15 ... WE 29-16 ... WS 26-19)
Brandeis def. Air Force, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
Brandeis def. Haverford, 19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Brandeis def. NYU, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Brandeis def. Hunter, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
MIT – 4-1 (85-50 ... WF 33-12 ... WE 30-15 ... WS 22-23)
MIT def. Air Force, 15-12 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 3-6)
MIT def. NYU, 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 4-5)
MIT def. Haverford, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
MIT def. Hunter, 20-7 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
NYU – 3-4 (96-93 ... WF 45-18 ... WE 21-42 ... WS 30-33)
NYU def. Air Force, 17-10 (WF 9-0 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 5-4)
NYU def. Boston College, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
NYU def. Haverford, 20-7 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#3 Harvard def. Air Force, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#3 Harvard def. Haverford, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
#8 Pennsylvania – 4-1 (91-44 ... WF 24-21 ... WE 36-9 ... WS 31-14)
Brandeis def. #8 Pennsylvania, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 4-5)
#8 Pennsylvania def. Boston College, 19-8 (WF 4-5 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
#8 Pennsylvania def. MIT, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#8 Pennsylvania def. NYU, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#8 Pennsylvania def. Tufts, 24-3 (WF 7-2 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Brandeis – 5-0 (85-50 ... WF 30-15 ... WE 29-16 ... WS 26-19)
Brandeis def. Air Force, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
Brandeis def. Haverford, 19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Brandeis def. NYU, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Brandeis def. Hunter, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
MIT – 4-1 (85-50 ... WF 33-12 ... WE 30-15 ... WS 22-23)
MIT def. Air Force, 15-12 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 3-6)
MIT def. NYU, 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 4-5)
MIT def. Haverford, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
MIT def. Hunter, 20-7 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
Brown – 4-0 (76-32 ... WF 28-8 ... WE 27-9 .. WS 21-15)
Brown def. NYU, 16-11 (WF 2-7 ... WE, 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Brown def. Air Force, 20-7 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Brown def. NYU, 16-11 (WF 2-7 ... WE, 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Brown def. Air Force, 20-7 (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Brown def. Haverford, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
Brown def. Hunter, 21-6 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 4-5)
Brown def. Hunter, 21-6 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 4-5)
NYU – 3-4 (96-93 ... WF 45-18 ... WE 21-42 ... WS 30-33)
NYU def. Air Force, 17-10 (WF 9-0 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 5-4)
NYU def. Boston College, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
NYU def. Haverford, 20-7 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
Boston College – 3-2 (70-65 ... WF 30-15 ... WE 19-26 ... WS 21-24)
Boston College def. Air Force, 16-11 (WF 9-0 ... WE 2-7 ... WS 5-4)
Boston College def. Haverford, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
Boston College def. Hunter, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 2-7)
Haverford – 1-6 (57-132 ... WF 18-45 ... WE 19-44 ... WS 20-43)
Haverford def. Tufts, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 6-3)
Tufts – 1-2 (29-52 ... WF 10-17 ... WE 13-14 ... WS 6-21)
Tufts def. Hunter, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 3-6)
Air Force – 0-6 (51-111 ... WF 2-52 ... WE 27-27 ... 22-32)
Hunter – 0-5 (44-91 ... WF 6-39 ... WE 10-35 ... WS 28-17)
Boston College def. Air Force, 16-11 (WF 9-0 ... WE 2-7 ... WS 5-4)
Boston College def. Haverford, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
Boston College def. Hunter, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 2-7)
Haverford – 1-6 (57-132 ... WF 18-45 ... WE 19-44 ... WS 20-43)
Haverford def. Tufts, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 6-3)
Tufts – 1-2 (29-52 ... WF 10-17 ... WE 13-14 ... WS 6-21)
Tufts def. Hunter, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 3-6)
Air Force – 0-6 (51-111 ... WF 2-52 ... WE 27-27 ... 22-32)
Hunter – 0-5 (44-91 ... WF 6-39 ... WE 10-35 ... WS 28-17)
Saturday's Final Results from Northwestern Duals (women's bouts)
NORTHWESTERN DUALS (compilation of daily totals courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
Women's Results (Jan. 30, 2010)
#2 Notre Dame – 7-0 (136-53 ... WF 47-16 ... WE 44-19 ... WS 45-18)
#2 Notre Dame def. #9 Princeton, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. Duke, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. North Carolina, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stanford, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. UC San Diego, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. Johns Hopkins, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 21-6 (WF 7-2 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#5 Northwestern – 6-1 (144-45 ... WF 49-14 ... WE 45-18 ... WS 50-13)
#9 Princeton def. #5 Northwestern, 16-11 (WF 5-4 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#5 Northwestern def. #7 Temple, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#5 Northwestern def. North Carolina, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
#5 Northwestern def. Johns Hopkins, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS: 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Wayne State, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern def. Detroit, 25-2 (WF 7-2 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
#6 Ohio State – 5-0 (106-29 ... WF 38-7 ... WE 33-12 ... WS 35-10)
#6 Ohio State def. #7 Temple, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS: 6-3)
#6 Ohio State def. Duke, 19-8 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
#6 Ohio State def. North Carolina, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Ohio State def. Detroit, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Ohio State def. Lawrence, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#7 Temple – 4-2 (117-45 ... WF 40-14 ... WE 36-18 ... WS 41-13)
#7 Temple def. Stanford, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 9-0)
#7 Temple def. Wayne State, 21-6 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#7 Temple def. Detroit, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#7 Temple def. Cleveland State, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
#9 Princeton – 6-1 (141-48 ... WF 45-18 ... WE 45-18 ... WS 51-12)
#9 Princeton def. UC San Diego, 21-6 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 9-0)
#9 Princeton def. Wayne State, 20-7 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#9 Princeton def. Cal Tech, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#9 Princeton def. Detroit, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#9 Princeton def. Cleveland State, 25-2 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 9-0)
Duke – 4-2 (99-63 ... WF 33-21 ... WE 29-25 ... WS 37-17)
Duke def. Stanford, 18-9 (WF 8-1 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 7-2)
Duke def. UC San Diego, 17-10 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 8-1)
Duke def. Wayne State, 21-6 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 9-0)
Duke def. Detroit, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
North Carolina – 4-3 (95-94 ... WF 32-31 ... WE 25-38 ... WS 38-25)
North Carolina def. Stanford, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 9-0)
North Carolina def. Johns Hopkins, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 8-1)
North Carolina def. Cal Tech, 19-8 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
North Carolina def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 18-9 (WF 8-1 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 6-3)
Stanford – 3-4 (86-103 ... WF 26-37 ... WE 41-22 ... WS 19-44)
Stanford def. Wayne State, 16-11 (WF 3-6 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 5-4)
Stanford def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 18-9 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 4-5)
Stanford def. Lawrence, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
UC San Diego – 3-3 (80-82 ... WF 29-25 ... WE 31-23 ... WS 20-34)
UC San Diego def. Johns Hopkins, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE: 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
UC San Diego def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 17-10 (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
UC San Diego def. Lawrence, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
Johns Hopkins – 3-4 (88-101 ... WF 30-33 ... WE 41-22 ... WS 17-46)
Johns Hopkins def. Cal Tech, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 4-5)
Johns Hopkins def. Detroit, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 5-4)
Johns Hopkins def. Fairleigh Dickinson, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 3-6)
Wayne State – 2-5 (86-103 ... WF 35-28 ... WE 31-32 ... WS 20-43)
Wayne State def. Lawrence, 26-1 (WF 8-1 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Wayne State def. Cal Tech, 21-6 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 3-6)
Cal Tech – 2-4 (59-95 ... WF 17-37 ... WE 17-37 ... WS 25-21)
Cal Tech def. Lawrence, 17-5 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-0)
Cal Tech def. Cleveland State, 21-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-0)
Fairleigh Dickinson – 2-5 (81-99 ... WF 21-42 ... WE 23-31 ... WS 37-26)
Fairleigh Dickinson def. Detroit, 12-6 (WF 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
Fairleigh Dickinson def. Cleveland State, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
Detroit – 1-7 (33-162 ... WF 15-57 ... WE 0-54 ... WS 18-51)
Detroit def. Cleveland State, 12-3 (WF 6-3 ... WS 6-0)
Lawrence – 1-5 (28-122 ... WF 14-40 ... WE 4-46 ... WS 10-36)
Lawrence def. Cleveland State, 17-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 2-3 ... WS 6-0)
Cleveland State – 0-7 (16-151 ... WF 6-57 ... WE 10-40 ... WS 0-54)
Eric Sollee Invitational Schedule (@Brandeis)
Eric Sollee Invitational (at Brandeis; Jan. 30, 2010)
Round 1
Harvard vs. Air Force
NYU vs. Haverford
Tufts vs. Penn (women only)
Round 2
Harvard vs. Haverford
NYU vs. Air Force
MIT vs. Penn
Tufts vs. Hunter (women only)
Round 3
Brandeis vs. Penn
Boston College vs. NYU
MIT vs. Hunter
Tufts vs. Haverford (women only)
Round 4
Brandeis vs. NYU
Boston College vs. Penn
MIT vs. Air Force
Brown vs. Haverford
Round 5
Brandeis vs. Haverford
Boston College vs. Air Force
NYU vs. Penn
Brown vs. Hunter
Round 6
Brandeis vs. Air Force
Boston College vs. Hunter
MIT vs. Haverford
Brown vs. NYU
Round 7
Brandeis vs. Hunter
Boston College vs. Haverford
MIY vs. NYU
Brown vs. Air Force
Northwester Duals Bouting Schedule (Jan. 30-31)
NORTHWESTERN DUALS SCHEDULE
(at NU Sports & Aquatic Center)
women's bout schedule listed below ... men's schedule will be added later
Saturday, January 30 (2010)
Round One – 8:00 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Johns Hopkins (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Detroit (strips 6-8)
Princeton vs. UC San Diego (sStrips 8-10)
Temple vs. Wayne State (strips 11-13)
North Carolina vs. Cal Tech (strips 13-15)
Duke vs. Stanford (strips 16-18)
Lawrence vs. Cleveland State (strips 19-21)
Round Two – 9 a.m.
Northwestern vs. North Carolina (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Stanford (strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Duke (strips 6-8)
Princeton vs. Cal Tech (strips 8-10)
Detroit vs. Johns Hopkins (strips 11-13)
Wayne State vs. Lawrence (strips 13-15)
Temple vs. Cleveland State (strips 16-18)
UC San Diego vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 19-21)
Round Three – 10 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Temple (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. UC San Diego (strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. North Carolina (sStrips 6-8)
Princeton vs. Cleveland State (strips 8-10)
Wayne State vs. Stanford (strips 11-13)
Duke vs. Detroit (strips 13-15)
Johns Hopkins vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 16-18)
Lawrence vs. Cal Tech (strips 19-21)
Round Four – 11 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Princeton (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Duke (strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Lawrence (strips 6-8)
Wayne State vs. Cal Tech (sStrips 8-10)
Cleveland State vs. Detroit (strips 11-13)
Temple vs. Stanford (strips 13-15)
North Carolina vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 16-18)
UC San Diego vs. Johns Hopkins (strips 19-21)
Round Five – Noon
Northwestern vs. Wayne State (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Princeton (strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Temple (strips 6-8)
Duke vs. UC San Diego (strips 8-10)
Detroit vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (sStrips 11-13)
Cleveland State vs. Cal Tech (strips 13-15)
Lawrence vs. Stanford (strips 16-18)
Johns Hopkins vs. North Carolina (strips 19-21)
Round Six – 1 p.m.
Northwestern vs. Cleveland State (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. North Carolina (strips 3-5)
Duke vs. Wayne State (strips 6-8)
Detroit vs. Princeton (strips 8-10)
Lawrence vs. UC San Diego (strips 11-13)
Stanford vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 13-15)
Johns Hopkins vs. Cal Tech (sStrips 16-18)
Round Seven – 2 p.m.
Northwestern vs. Detroit (strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Princeton (strips 3-5)
North Carolina vs. Stanford (strips 6-8)
Cleveland State vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (strips 8-10)
Sunday, January 31
Round One - 8 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Stanford - Strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Cal Tech - Strips 3-5)
Lawrence vs. Detroit - Strips 6-8)
Duke vs. Princeton - Strips 8-10)
Cleveland State vs.UC San Diego - Strips 11-13)
Temple vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 13-15)
Wayne State vs. North Carolina - Strips 16-18)
Ohio State vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 19-21)
Round Two - 9 a.m.
Northwestern vs. UC San Diego - Strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Temple - Strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Princeton - Strips 6-8)
Duke vs. Cleveland State - Strips 8-10)
Stanford vs. Detroit - Strips 11-13)
Cal Tech vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 13-15)
Wayne State vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 16-18)
Lawrence vs. North Carolina - Strips 19-21)
Round Three - 10 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Duke - Strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Lawrence - Strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Wayne State - Strips 6-8)
Cleveland State vs. North Carolina - Strips 8-10)
Temple vs. UC San Diego - Strips 11-13)
Detroit vs. Cal Tech - Strips 13-15)
Princeton vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 16-18)
Stanford vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 19-21)
Round Four - 11 a.m.
Northwestern vs. Ohio State - Strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Wayne State - Strips 3-5)
Detroit vs. UC San Diego - Strips 6-8)
Lawrence vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 8-10)
Stanford vs. Cleveland State - Strips 11-13)
Temple vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 13-15)
Princeton vs. North Carolina - Strips 16-18)
Cal Tech vs. Duke - Strips 19-21)
Round Five - Noon
Northwestern vs. Cal Tech - Strips 1-3)
Notre Dame vs. Detroit - Strips 3-5)
Ohio State vs. Stanford - Strips 6-8)
Wayne State vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 8-10)
North Carolina vs. UC San Diego - Strips 11-13)
Temple vs. Princeton - Strips 13-15)
Cleveland State vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 16-18)
Duke vs. Lawrence - Strips 19-21)
Round Six - 1 p.m.
Northwestern vs. Fairleigh Dickinson - Strips 1-3)
Detroit vs. North Carolina - Strips 3-5)
Wayne State vs. Cleveland State - Strips 6-8)
Stanford vs. Cal Tech - Strips 8-10)
Ohio State vs. UC San Diego - Strips 16-18)
Princeton vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 19-21)
Round Seven - 2 p.m.
Notre Dame vs. Cleveland State - Strips 1-3)
Stanford vs. Princeton - Strips 3-5)
Wayne State vs. UC San Diego - Strips 6-8)
Lawrence vs. Johns Hopkins - Strips 8-10)
Round Eight - 3 p.m.
Notre Dame vs. Ohio State - Strips 1-3)
Stanford vs. UC San Diego - Strips 3-5)
Lawrence vs. Princeton - Strips 6-8)
Penn State Invitational - Final Results
Note: These results have been updated and adjusted, as of Jan. 30 (only missing Duke-Haverford men's sabre score and UNC-Drew women's sabre result); note that some of the weapon and team scores have changed from the original posting, after consulting the official bout sheets.
PENN STATE INVITATIONAL (FINAL RESULTS; Jan. 23, 2010)
(courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
MEN
#1 Penn State – 5-0 (100-35 ... MF 38-7 ... ME 33-12 ... MS 31-14)
#1 Penn State def. #6 Penn, 16-11 (MF 7-2 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 5-4)
#1 Penn State def. North Carolina, 21-6 (MF 6-3 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 7-2)
#1 Penn State def. Haverford, 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#1 Penn State def. John's Hopkins, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#1 Penn State def. Drew, 23-4 (MF 6-3 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 8-1)
#6 Pennsylvania – 2-1 (51-30 ... MF 16-11 ... ME 17-10 ... MS 18-9)
#6 Penn def. John's Hopkins, 22-5 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 7-2)
#6 Penn def. Haverford, 18-9 (MF 6-3 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
#10 Duke – 2-0 (43-11 ... MF 17-1 ... ME 14-4 ... MS 12-6)
#10 Duke def. John's Hopkins, 23-4 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 8-1)
#10 Duke def. Haverford, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
North Carolina – 3-1 (63-45 ... 22-14 ... 22-14 ... 19-17)
North Carolina def. Haverford, 15-12 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
North Carolina def. John's Hopkins, 23-4 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 6-3)
North Carolina def. Drew, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
Haverford – 0-4 (37-71 ... MF 10-26 ... ME 11-25 ... MS 16-20)
John's Hopkins – 1-4 (33-102 ... MF 8-37 ... ME 9-36 ... MS 16-29)
Johns Hopkins def. Drew, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 7-2)
Drew – 0-3 (24-57 ... MF 9-18 ... ME 10-17 ... MS 5-22)
note: several scheduled men's matches did not take place at this event (Penn vs. UNC and Duke; Haverford vs. JHU and Drew)
WOMEN
#1 Penn State – 4-0 (92-16 ... WF 28-8 ... WE 35-1 ... WS 29-7)
#1 Penn State def. #6 Penn, 20-7 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#1 Penn State def. North Carolina, 21-6 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 6-3)
#1 Penn State def. Haverford, 25-2 (WF 7-2 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
#1 Penn State def. Drew, 26-1 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#7 Temple – 2-0 (44-10 ... WF 16-2 ... WE 15-3 ... WS 13-5)
#7 Temple def. North Carolina, 20-7 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 4-5)
#7 Temple def. Haverford, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#8 Pennsylvania – 2-1 (57-24 ... WF 20-7 ... WE 18-9 ... WS 19-8)
#6 Penn def. Drew, 23-4 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Penn def. Haverford, 27-0 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 9-0)
Duke – 2-0 (40-14 ... WF 15-3 ... WE 11-7 ... WS 14-4)
Duke def. Haverford, 16-11 (WF 6-3 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 6-3)
Duke def. Drew, 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
North Carolina – 2-2
North Carolina def. Haverford, 16-11 (WF 4-5 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 8-1)
North Carolina def. Drew (WF 9-0 ... WE 6-3)
Haverford – 0-5 (27-108 ... WF 11-34 ... WE 12-33 ... WS 4-41)
Drew – 0-4
note: the Johns Hopkins women did not compete at this event (as originally scheduled) ... other scheduled matches that were not contested include Penn vs. Drew, UNC and Duke (plus Haverford vs. Drew)
St. John's Invitational - Final Results
(note:
final details, notes and analysis to be posted later on the CF360 blog,
along with weekend overall summary ... also see the new Twitter feed
for short posts made during the day)
ST. JOHN'S INVITATIONAL (Final Results; Jan. 24, 2010)
(courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com ... note that ND-OSU did not fence in round-5)
MEN
#1 Penn State def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #8 St. John's, 16-11 (MF 9-0 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #5 Columbia, 24-3 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 7-2)
#1 Penn State – 4-1 (75-60 ... MF 34-11 ... ME 17-28 ... MS 24-21)
#1 Penn State def. #7 Harvard, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)#1 Penn State def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 16-11 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #8 St. John's, 16-11 (MF 9-0 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #5 Columbia, 24-3 (MF 8-1 ... ME 9-0 ... MS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame – 4-0 (74-34 ... MF 28-8 ... ME 23-13 ... MS 23-13)
#2 Notre Dame def. #8 St. John's, 16-11 (MF 8-1 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #7 Harvard, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #7 Harvard, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia, 23-4 (MF 7-2 ... ME 8-1 ... MS 8-1)
#3 Ohio State – 2-2 (60-48 ... MF 20-16 ... ME 19-17 ... MS 21-15)
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia, 21-6 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#3 Ohio Sate def. #8 St. John's, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
#7 Harvard def. #3 Ohio State, 15-12 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia, 21-6 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#3 Ohio Sate def. #8 St. John's, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
#7 Harvard def. #3 Ohio State, 15-12 (MF 3-6 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#5 Columbia – 0-5 (45-90 ... MF 15-30 ... ME 18-27 ... MS 12-33)
#8 St. John's def. #5 Columbia, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#7 Harvard def. #5 Columbia, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#8 St. John's def. #5 Columbia, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#7 Harvard def. #5 Columbia, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#7 Harvard – 2-3 (59-76 ... MF 12-33 ... ME 23-22 ... MS 24-21)
#8 St. John's def. #7 Harvard, 14-13 (MF 7-2 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 3-6)
#8 St. John's def. #7 Harvard, 14-13 (MF 7-2 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 3-6)
WOMEN
#1 Penn State – 2-3 (76-59 ... WF 23-22 ... WE 30-15 ... WS 23-22)
#1 Penn State def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #6 Ohio State, 20-7 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Columbia def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 7-2)
#1 Penn State def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #6 Ohio State, 20-7 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Columbia def. #1 Penn State, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame – 4-0 (63-45 ... WF 23-13 ... WE 21-15 ... WS 19-17)
#2 Notre Dame def. St. John's, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Columbia, 18-9 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WE 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. St. John's, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Columbia, 18-9 (WF 6-3 ... WE 8-1 ... WE 4-5)
#3 Harvard – 0-5 (47-88 ... WF 17-28 ... WE 10-35 ... WS 20-25)
#4 Columbia def. #3 Harvard, 18-9 (WF 3-6 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Ohio State def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's def. #3 Harvard, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Columbia def. #3 Harvard, 18-9 (WF 3-6 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Ohio State def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 7-2 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's def. #3 Harvard, 19-8 (WF 6-3 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Columbia – 3-2 (69-66 ... WF 18-27 ... WE 24-21 ... WS 27-18)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 3-6)
St. John's def. #4 Columbia, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 3-6)
St. John's def. #4 Columbia, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
#6 Ohio State – 1-3 (49-59 ... WF 22-14 ... WE 9-27 ... WS 18-18)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 3-6)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State, 14-13 (WF 4-5 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 3-6)
St. John's – 4-1 (74-61 ... WF 23-22 ... WE 32-13 ... WS 19-26)
Partial Results - St. John's Invitational
ST. JOHN'S INVITATIONAL
(Rounds 1-2, partial scores from rounds 3-4; Jan. 24, 2010)
MEN
#1 Penn State def. #7 Harvard, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 16-11
#1 Penn State def. #7 Harvard, 20-7 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 4-5)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 16-11
#2 Notre Dame def. #8 St. John's, 16-11 (MF 8-1 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #7 Harvard, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #7 Harvard, 19-8 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia, 23-4
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia, 21-6 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#3 Ohio Sate def. #8 St. John's, 14-13
#3 Ohio Sate def. #8 St. John's, 14-13
#8 St. John's def. #5 Columbia, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
WOMEN
#1 Penn State def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 4-5)
#1 Penn State def. #6 Ohio State, 20-7 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #1 Penn State, 14-13
#2 Notre Dame def. St. John's, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 3-6 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Harvard, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia, 18-9
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 4-5 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 3-6)
St. John's def. #4 Columbia, 14-13 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 4-5)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State, 14-13
NYU Invitational – Final Results
(note:
final details, notes and analysis to be posted later on the CF360 blog
... also see the new Twitter feed for short posts made during the day)
NYU INVITATIONAL (FINAL RESULTS; Jan. 23, 2010)
(courtesy of CollegeFencing360.com)
MEN
#2 Notre Dame – 6-0 (111-51 ... MF 38-16 ... ME 37-17 ... MS 36-18)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 2-7 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #8 St. John’s, 18-9 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #9 Yale, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stevens Tech, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. NYU, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 2-7 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #8 St. John’s, 18-9 (MF 5-4 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #9 Yale, 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stevens Tech, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. NYU, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 8-1)
#3 Ohio State – 4-2 (101-61 ... MF 39-15 ... ME 30-24 ... MS 32-22)
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia, 20-7 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#8 St. John's def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. #9 Yale, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. NYU, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. Stevens Tech, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia, 20-7 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#8 St. John's def. #3 Ohio State, 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. #9 Yale, 16-11 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. NYU, 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. Stevens Tech, 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#5 Columbia – 2-3 (56-79 ... MF 20-25 ... ME 18-27 ... MS 18-27)
#8 St. John’s def. #5 Columbia, 18-9 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#5 Columbia def. Wayne State, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#5 Columbia def. Stevens Tech, 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#8 St. John's – 4-1 (73-62 ... MF 26-19 ... ME 22-23 ... MS 25-20)
#8 St. Johns def. Wayne State, 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4 )
#8 St. John's def. NYU, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 6-3)
#8 St. John’s def. #5 Columbia, 18-9 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#5 Columbia def. Wayne State, 15-12 (MF 5-4 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#5 Columbia def. Stevens Tech, 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#8 St. John's – 4-1 (73-62 ... MF 26-19 ... ME 22-23 ... MS 25-20)
#8 St. Johns def. Wayne State, 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4 )
#8 St. John's def. NYU, 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 6-3)
#9 Yale – 3-2 (77-58 ... MF 29-16 ... ME 25-20 ... MS 23-22)
#9 Yale def. Wayne State, 17-10 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#9 Yale def. NYU, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#9 Yale def. Steven Tech, 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
#9 Yale def. Wayne State, 17-10 (MF 5-4 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#9 Yale def. NYU, 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 5-4)
#9 Yale def. Steven Tech, 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
NYU – 1-4 (58-77 ... MF 17-28 ... ME 22-23 ... MS 19-26)
NYU def. Wayne State, 21-6 (MF 9-0 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
Wayne State – 1-4 (51-84 ... MF 16-29 ... ME 18-27 ... MS 17-28)
Wayne State def. Stevens Tech, 14-13 (MF 6-3 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 4-5)
Stevens Tech – 0-5 (58-77 ... MF 4-41 ... ME 28-17 ... MS 26-19)
WOMEN
#2 Notre Dame – 6-0 (112-50 ... WF 36-18 ... WE 37-17 ... WS 39-15)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Columbia, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Northwestern, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #6 Ohio State, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 4-5 .. .WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #10 Yale, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. St. John’s, 17-10 (WF 3-6 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. NYU, 23-4 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#4 Columbia – 3-2 (79-56 ... WF 24-21 ... WE 29-16 ... WS 26-19)
#5 Northwestern def. #4 Columbia, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 3-6)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#4 Columbia def. St. John’s, 16-11 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
#4 Columbia def. Wayne State, 22-5 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Columbia, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Northwestern, 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. #6 Ohio State, 16-11 (WF 7-2 ... WE 4-5 .. .WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #10 Yale, 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. St. John’s, 17-10 (WF 3-6 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. NYU, 23-4 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#4 Columbia – 3-2 (79-56 ... WF 24-21 ... WE 29-16 ... WS 26-19)
#5 Northwestern def. #4 Columbia, 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 3-6)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State, 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#4 Columbia def. St. John’s, 16-11 (WF 4-5 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 6-3)
#4 Columbia def. Wayne State, 22-5 (WF 5-4 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 8-1)
#5 Northwestern – 4-2 (106-56 ... WF 38-16 ... WE 38-16 ... WS 30-24)
#6 Ohio State def. #5 Northwestern, 16-11 (WF 5-4 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 7-2)
#5 Northwestern def. #10 Yale, 22-5 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#5 Northwestern def. Wayne State, 24-3 (WF 8-1 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
#5 Northwestern def. NYU, 25-2 (WF 9-0 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 7-2)
#6 Ohio State – 3-3 (105-67 ... WF 32-22 ... WE 28-26 ... WS 35-19)
#6 Ohio State def. #10 Yale, 19-8 (WF 5-4 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 8-1)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
#6 Ohio State def. NYU 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#10 Yale – 2-3 (59-76 ... WF 16-29 ... WE 23-22 ... WS 20-25)
Yale def. Wayne State, 21-6 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
Yale def. NYU, 16-11 (WF 2-7 ... WE 9-0 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's – 3-2 (75-60 ... WF 25-20 ... WE 26-19 ... WS 24-21)
St. Johns def. Wayne State, 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
St. John's def. NYU, 18-9 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-3)
NYU – 1-5 (47-115 ... WF 20-34 ... WE 10-44 ... WS 17-37)
NYU def. Wayne State, 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 7-2)
Wayne State – 0-5 (28-107 ... WF 13-32 ... WE 11-34 ... WS 4-41)
Several Key Matchups Play Out in Rounds 2-3 at NYU
The second and third rounds of Saturday's NYU Invitational produced several noteworthy results. The #2 Notre Dame men posted a comfortable 20-7 win over #5 Columbia (also bearing Stevens Tech, 22-5) while the #3 Ohio State men had back-to-back challenges vs. top-10 opponents: with a 13-14 loss to #8 St. John's and a 20-7 win over Columbia. In other top-10 men's action during rounds 2-3, #8 St. John's survived a scare from the host Violets (14-13).
On the women's side, the #2 Notre Dame women turned in a pair of big wins over #4 Columbia (15-12) and #5 Northwestern (17-10). Another top-10 matchup saw the Columbia women bounce back with a 15-12 win over #6 Ohio State – while the St. John's women (ranked outside the top-10) emerged with a 14-13 victory over OSU.
Stay tuned to CF360 (blog, Twitter, text messages) throughout the day for team scores and information on key individual bouts.
NYU INVITATIONAL (ROUNDS 1-3 RESULTS)
MEN
#2 Notre Dame def. Yale 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Columbia 20-7 (MF 8-1 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
#2 Notre Dame def. Stevens Tech 22-5 (MF 9-0 ... ME 7-2 ... MS 6-3)
#3 Ohio State def. NYU 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#8 St. John's def. #3 Ohio State 14-13 (MF 4-5 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#3 Ohio State def. #5 Columbia 20-7 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 8-1)
#5 Columbia def. Stevens Tech 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#8 St. Johns def. Wayne State 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4 )
#8 St. John's def. NYU 14-13 (MF 5-4 ... ME 3-6 ... MS 6-3)
Yale def. Steven Tech 19-8 (MF 9-0 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 4-5)
Yale def. Wayne State 17-10 (MF 5-4, ME 6-3 ... MS 6-3)
NYU def. Wayne State 21-6 (MF 9-0 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 7-2)
WOMEN
#2 Notre Dame def. Yale 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#2 Notre Dame def. #4 Columbia 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame def. #5 Northwestern 17-10 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 6-3)
#5 Northwestern def. #4 Columbia 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 3-6)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#4 Columbia def. #6 Ohio State 15-12 (WF 5-4 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 5-4)
#5 Northwestern def. Yale 22-5 (WF 8-1 ... WE 8-1 ... WS 6-3)
#6 Ohio State def. NYU 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
St. John's def. #6 Ohio State 14-13 (WF 2-7 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 5-4)
St. Johns def. Wayne State 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
St. John's def. NYU 18-9 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 6-3)
Yale def. Wayne State 21-6 (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 9-0)
NYU def. Wayne State 18-9 (WF 7-2 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 7-2)
Early Results from NYU (Northwestern women edge Columbia)
(Note: CF360 will be tracking the big tournaments this weekend at NYU, Penn State and St. John's – via blog posts, the Twitter feed and the text-message update system).
Saturday's opening round at the NYU Invitational saw #2 Notre Dame sweep Yale (17-10 men; 21-6 women), Ohio State post two wins over NYU (17-10 by #3 men; 24-3 by #6 women) and St. John's defeat Wayne State twice (18-9 by #8 men; 22-5 women) – with the most noteworthy round-1 matchup seeing the #5-ranked Northwestern women edge #4 Columbia, 14-13.
The Wildcats women won the foil (6-3) and epee (5-4) competition vs. the Lions, with Columbia claiming six of the nine sabre bouts. The #5 Columbia men won their round-1 match vs. Stevens Tech, 18-9.
NEW YORK INVITATIONAL (ROUND-1 RESULTS)
#2 Notre Dame men def. Yale 17-10 (MF 6-3 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4)
#2 Notre Dame women def. Yale 21-6 (WF 8-1 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 7-2)
#5 Columbia men def. Stevens Tech 18-9 (MF 8-1 ... ME 4-5 ... MS 6-3)
#5 Northwestern women def. #4 Columbia 14-13 (WF 6-3 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 3-6)
#3 Ohio State men def. NYU 17-10 (MF 7-2 ... ME 5-4 ... MS 5-4)
#6 Ohio State women def. NYU 24-3 (WF 9-0 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
#8 St. Johns men def. Wayne State 18-9 (MF 7-2 ... ME 6-3 ... MS 5-4 )
St. Johns women def. Wayne State 22-5 (WF 7-2 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 8-1)
First 2010 USFCA Poll Released
RELEASE: Jan. 21, 2009
CONTACT: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
First Edition of the 2010 USFCA College Fencing Coaches' Poll
Men – 1. Penn State ... 2. Notre Dame ... 3. Ohio State ... 4. Princeton ...
5. Columbia ... 6. Pennsylvania ... 7. Harvard ... 8. St. John's ... 9. Yale ... 10. Duke
... Others receiving votes: North Carolina, NYU, Air Force, Stanford, UC-San Diego, Sacred Heart, Brown and Johns Hopkins
5. Columbia ... 6. Pennsylvania ... 7. Harvard ... 8. St. John's ... 9. Yale ... 10. Duke
... Others receiving votes: North Carolina, NYU, Air Force, Stanford, UC-San Diego, Sacred Heart, Brown and Johns Hopkins
Women – 1. Penn State ... 2. Notre Dame ... 3. Harvard ... 4. Columbia-Barnard ...
5. Northwestern ... 6. Ohio State ... 7. Temple ... 8. Pennsylvania ... 9. Princeton ...
10. Yale ... Others receiving votes: Duke, St. John's (NY), Cornell, Brown, Stanford, North Carolina, UC-San Diego, NYU and Sacred Heart
5. Northwestern ... 6. Ohio State ... 7. Temple ... 8. Pennsylvania ... 9. Princeton ...
10. Yale ... Others receiving votes: Duke, St. John's (NY), Cornell, Brown, Stanford, North Carolina, UC-San Diego, NYU and Sacred Heart
Notes – An
analysis of these top teams is forthcoming on CF360 ... defending NCAA
champion Penn State holds down the top spot in both polls and is led by
four returning NCAA champions (men's foilist Nick Chinman, men's
sabreist Aleksander Ochocki, women's foilist Doris Willette and women's
epeeist Anastasia Ferdman) ... Penn State was #2 in the final 2009
USFCS polls (for men and women) while Notre Dame was #1 in both
rankings of the final '09 polls (ND went on to be the 2009 NCAA
runner-up) ... Columbia is the only other fencing program currently in
the top-5 for both men (#5) and women (#4) ... Princeton's surging
men's program checks in at #4 in the current poll (the Tiger women are
ranked 9th) ... Ohio State's men are ranked #3 but the OSU women are
outside the top-5 (6th) ... Harvard's women are a top-5 team (#3) but
the Crimson men are ranked 7th ... other programs with both men's and
women's team in the top-10 include Pennsylvania (men 6th; women 8th)
and Yale (men 9th; women 10th) ... the other top-10 teams: St. John's
men (8th), Duke men (10th), Northwestern women (5th) and Temple women
(7th) ... see RANKINGS tab for standings in the final 2009 poll (the earlier 2009 polls also are listed below).
Harvard Invitational - Results and Quick Notes
(note – this blog recap has been re-posted; original post from Nov. 29)
Harvard served as host to a rare fall dual meet on Sunday, with the seven-team field headlined by defending NCAA champion, the homestanding Crimson and Princeton (plus UNC, NYU, Vassar and Sacred Heart. The Harvard women (6-0) and Penn State men (5-0) both turned in undefeated records, while the Princeton men (5-1) and PSU women (4-1) both had only one loss (the Harvard men and Princeton women both went 4-2).
The Harvard women – fronted by a pair of sophomores who both were the 2009 NCAA runner-up in their respective weapons (epeeist Noam Mills and sabreist Caroline Vloka) – had the most noteworthy result of the day, edging Penn State's veteran squad by one point (14-13). All three weapons ended in 5-4 scores, with the Crimson women claiming the narrow margin in epee and sabre while PSU took the foil.
Harvard's one-point victory over PSU in women's epee was boosted by a key win in the second bout, as Mills posted a 5-1 win over fellow Israel native Anastasia Ferdman (a senior who beat Mills in the '09 title bout and in the semifinals of last week's Penn State Open). Mills won all three of her bouts vs. Penn State (also 5-3 vs. seniors Keri Byertsand Maria Jao Reis). The Tigers also picked up a pair of key 5-4 wins, as Felicia Sundefeated Reis while fellow freshman Natalie Eldeib edged Byerts.
Vloka also turned in a sweep of her three bouts vs. Penn State, winning 5-4 vs. sophomore All-American Monica Aksamit and freshman Jessica Russo, with a 5-1 victory over sophomore Olivia Benedek. The Crimson sabreists won all three of their bouts vs. Benedek, with freshman Elena Helgiu winning in the opening bout (5-2) while sophomoreHayley Levitt added what would prove to be a key one-point victory (5-4).
The Penn State won the first four foil bouts vs. Harvard, which then on four of the final bouts to pick up some needed points in the team standings. Crimson sophomore Shelby Macleod (17th at the '09 NCAAs) had two of the wins, outlasting Lauren Bauch (2-1) and freshman Danielle Little (4-3) in a pair of defensive battles. PSU senior and two-time NCAA champion Doris Willette (a member of the '08 U.S. Olympic team), including a 2-2 bout vs. Maclead when Willette had the tiebreaker "priority" (she also beat Arielle Pensler, 5-1, and another Crimson senior, Artemisha Goldfeder in a 4-0 bout).
The Harvard women won 119 of their 162 bouts on Sunday (74%), in a truly-balanced display with 40 wins in epee and sabre, plus 39 in foil. The team's other wins included 16-11 vs. Princeton, 22-5 vs. North Carolina and Sacred Heart, 24-3 vs. NYU and 21-6 against Vassar.
The Penn State men registered the other undefeated record, going 5-0 vs. the above teams (aside from UNC, which they did not fence). Both of PSU's matchups against the Ivy League teams were close, including 15-12 vs. Harvard and 14-13 against Princeton.
Other noteworthy results included the Princeton men defeating their league foe Harvard (15-12), while the Sacred Heart women registered a pair of 16-11 victories vs. UNC and Vassar.
The CS360 blog will feature more specific details from this event later – but team records and scores of all 40 matches are include below.
HARVARD INVITATIONAL (Sunday; Nov. 29. 2009)
Penn State – men 5-0, women 4-1
Harvard – men 4-2, women 6-0
Princeton – men 5-1, women 4-2
North Carolina – men 2-3, women 1-4
NYU – men 2-3, women 2-3
Vassar – men 1-4, women 0-5
Sacred Heart – men 0-5, women 2-3
MEN'S RESULTS
Penn State def. Harvard, 15-12 (9-0 foil ... 2-7 epee ... 4-5 sabre)
Penn State def. Princeton, 14-13 (5-4 foil ... 3-6 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
Penn State def.. NYU, 24-3 (8-1 foil ... 9-0 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Penn State def. Vassar, 22-5 (9-0 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
Penn State def. Sacred Heart, 21-6 (8-1 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Princeton def. Harvard, 15-12 (6-3 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
Harvard def. North Carolina, 17-10 (4-5 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Harvard def. NYU, 17-10 (6-3 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
Harvard def. Vassar, 20-7 (5-4 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 8-1 sabre)
Harvard def. Sacred Heart, 16-11 (2-7 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Princeton def. North Carolina, 18-9 (9-0 foil ... 2-7 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Princeton def. NYU, 19-8 (9-0 foil ... 5-4 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
Princeton def. Vassar, 20-7 (9-0 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 4-5 sabre)
Princeton def. Sacred Heart, 20-7 (8-1 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
North Carolina def. NYU, 15-12 (6-3 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 3-6 sabre)
North Carolina def. Vassar, 16-11 (6-3 foil ... 5-4 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
North Carolina def. Sacred Heart, 15-12 (4-5 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
NYU def. Vassar, 19-8 (7-2 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
NYU def. Sacred Heart, 15-12 (3-6 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 8-1 sabre)
Vassar def. Sacred Heart, 14-13 (5-4 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
WOMEN'S RESULTS
Harvard def. Penn State, 14-13 (4-5 foil ... 5-4 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
Penn State def. Princeton, 16-11 (3-6 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
Penn State def. NYU, 25-2 (8-1 foil ... 9-0 epee ... 8-1 sabre)
Penn State def, Vassar, 23-4 (6-3 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Penn State def. Sacred Heart, 21-6 (8-1 foil ... 9-0 epee ... 4-5 sabre)
Harvard def. Princeton, 16-11 (4-5 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 4-5 sabre)
Harvard def. North Carolina, 22-5 (7-2 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Harvard def. NYU, 24-3 (7-2 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Harvard def. Vassar, 21-6 (8-1 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Harvard def. Sacred Heart, 22-5 (9-0 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
Princeton def. North Carolina, 18-9 (6-3 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 6-3 sabre)
Princeton def. NYU, 24-3 (7-2 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Princeton def. Vassar 26-1 (9-0 foil ... 8-1 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Princeton def. Sacred Heart, 20-7 (8-1 foil ... 5-4 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
North Carolina def. NYU, 15-12 (6-3 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 5-4 sabre)
North Carolina def. Vassar, 18-9 (7-2 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
Sacred Heart def. North Carolina, 16-11 (3-6 foil ... 6-3 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
NYU def. Vassar, 18-9 (7-2 foil ... 4-5 epee ... 7-2 sabre)
NYU def. Sacred Heart, 17-10 (8-1 foil ... 7-2 epee ... 2-7 sabre)
Sacred Heart def. Vassar, 16-11 (4-5 foil ... 3-6 epee ... 9-0 sabre)
Sunday's Harvard Duals (Nov. 29) to Feature Penn State & Princeton (7-team field)
The fall semester typically does not feature many key college fencing tournaments – as most of the noteworthy dual meets come in Jan. through March. That trend will chance on Sunday, Nov. 29, when the Harvard Duals will feature several of the nation's top teams and numerous elite individual fencers. In addition to the host Crimson, the seven-team field will include defending NCAA champion Penn State and the up-and-coming Princeton squad, along with North Carolina, Vassar and Sacred Heart.
College Fencing 360 will be tracking this bonus fall event and will be posting updates on the CF360 blog, the Twitter feed and the free text-message updates.
Here's Sunday schedule for the Harvard Duals:
Round 1 (10:00 a.m.)
Penn State vs. NYU ... Harvard vs. Sacred Heart ... North Carolina vs. Princeton
Round 2 (11:00 a.m.)
Penn State vs. North Carolina ... Princeton vs. NYU ... Vassar vs. Harvard
Round 3 (12 p.m.)
Penn State vs. Harvard ... Sacred Heart vs. North Carolina ... Vassar vs.NYU
Round 4 (1:30 p.m.)
Penn State vs. Princeton ... Harvard vs. North Carolina ... Vassar vs.Sacred Heart
Round 5 (2:30 p.m.)
Penn State vs. Sacred Heart ... North Carolina vs. NYU ... Vassar vs.Princeton
Round 6 (3:30 p.m.)
Harvard vs. NYU ... Princeton vs. Sacred Heart ... Vassar vs.North Carolina
Round 7 (4:30 p.m.)
Harvard vs. Princeton ... NYU vs. Sacred Heart ... Vassar vs. Penn State
Penn State Open Recap #4 - Men's Sabre
By Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
Notre Dame junior Avery Zuck (left) emerged from the pool rounds at the Penn State Open as the top seed and went on to post four more wins to win the title.
Two fencers currently listed in the top-10 of the USFA national men's sabre rankings – Notre Dame junior All-American Avery Zuck (Beaverton, Ore.) and Harvard sophomore Valentin Staller (Old Field, N.Y.) – met in the men's sabre final bout at the recent Penn State Open (Nov. 22), with Zuck posting the 15-10 victory. Unlike in the earlier women's events – when several of the top seeds failed to reach the semifinals or title bouts – both of the top-two seeds advanced all the way through the direct-elimination, as Zuck had claimed the #1 seed (42-fencer field) following his strong showing in the pool bouts, while Staller was the #2.
Avery Zuck (pictured on the right of this photo) narrowly missed the NCAA semifinals eight months earlier (also at Penn State), finishing 5th ('09 NCAAs photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Zuck – who placed 5th at the 2008 Penn State Open (14th in '07) – opened the DE by beating ND teammate Anthony Schlehuber (#16 seed; so.; Carmel, Ind.) in a 15-10 bout. He then outlasted Harvard freshman Thomas Kolasa (Princeton, N.J.) in a 15-12 quarterfinal, followed by a challenging semifinal vs. Penn State sophomore and 2009 NCAA champion Aleksander Achocki (Clark, N.J.). Zuck (a 5th-place finisher at the '09 NCAA, also held at PSU) was able to win that bout, 15-11, against the 5th-seeded Ochocki, before topping Staller in the title bout.
Harvard sophomore Valentin Staller (pictured at '09 NCAAs), one of the nation's up-and-coming young sabreists, reached the title bout at the 2009 Penn State Open (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Staller (9th at '08 PSU Open; 15th at '09 NCAAs) surrendered only 12 points in his first two DE bouts, posting an easy 15-3 win over Penn State sophomore Bobby Thompson (#15 seed; Portland, Ore.) before a 15-9 quarterfinal bout vs. 10th-seeded Princeton junior John Stogin (Wilmette, Ill.). Penn State had another fencer – junior Daniel Bak (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) – reach the semifinals, but Staller registered a 15-10 win over the 6th-seeded Bak (the defending champion at this event and the '07 runner-up). The PSU teammates then met in the 3rd-place but, with Bak edging Ochocki in a 15-13 decision (reversing their '09 NCAA semifinal, held at PSU, which Ochocki won by the same score).
The Penn State duo of sophomore Aleksander Ochocki (left) and Daniel Bak (right) – pictured during 2009 NCAA round-robin action – met in the third-place bout at the recent Penn State Open ('09 NCAAs photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Bak – an NCAA semifinalist in '08 and '09 – had an easy 15-6 win over Notre Dame Jason Choy (#11 seed; Basking Ridge, N.J.) in the round-of-16, followed by a 15-10 quarterfinal vs. ND junior Barron Nydam (#14 seed; Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.) in a matchup between two-time All-Americans. Ochocki (3rd at '08 PSU Open) also had a comfortable win to open the DE, winning 15-7 vs. Princeton senior Thomas Abend (#12 seed; Carlisle, Mass.) before a closer bout in a 15-11 quarterfinal vs. 13th-seeded Yale freshman Colin Mills (Boston, Mass.).
Harvard freshman Thomas Kolasa (left) joined teammate Valentin Staller as a top finisher at the Penn State Open, placing fifth.
The other round-of-16 bouts went as follows: Harvard's Kolasa edgeed 8th-seeded ND sophomore Keith Feldman (Stony Brook, N.Y.) in a 15-14 bout ... Princeton's Stogin defeated Ohio State junior Robert Douville (#7 seed; Fayetteville, Ga.), 15-11 ... Yale's Mills posted a 15-10 win over ND freshman William McGough (#4 seed; Bronxville, N.Y.), with Notre Dame's Nydam winning by the same score, vs. sophomore teammate Marcel Frenkel (#3 seed; Sao Paulo, Brazil).
Notre Dame two-time All-American Barron Nydam (pictured at left, during action at the 2009 NCAAs) stumbled in the Penn State Open pool round and was unable to make a return to the title bout (placed 8th).
Nydam – who placed 6th at the '08 NCAAs and 10th in '09 – was runner-up at the Penn State Open in 2008, after placing 4th in '09. ... Stogin also was a 2009 NCAA participant (19th), with his previous two PSU Open finishes including 9th in '07 and 15th in '08. ... His teammate Abend now has participated in four Penn State Opens (22nd-10th-11th, from '06-'08), with Thompson placing 8th at the 2007 PSU Open while Frenkel (in '08) and Douville ('07) both finishing 17th in their previous appearances at this event.
Princeton junior John Stogin (left) – pictured during the 2009 NCAAs – reached the quarterfinals at the '09 PSU Open (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
There was one other noteworthy men's sabre competitor at the 2009 Penn State Open, as North Carolina junior Kevin Zeichman (19th at '09 NCAAs) placed 21st. Several of the top collegiate men's sabreists – including seven of the 12 All-Americans from the '09 NCAAs – were noticeably absent, led by St. John's sophomore Darryl Homer (the '09 NCAA runner-up) and Columbia senior Jeff Spear ('08 NCAA champ). Others of note that were not among the participants: University of Pennsylvania senior Jon Berkowsky (6th at '09 NCAAs), Ohio State sophomore Max Stearns (6th), SJU sophomore Alejandro Rojas (11th), and the Stanford duo of juniors Lucas Janson (9th) and Max Murphy (12th).
North Carolina junior Kevin Zeichman (left) was one of several 2009 NCAA participants who returned to Penn State last week for the PSU Open.
Several of the fencers mentioned in the text above currently hold top-12 status in the U.S. Fencing Association's national rankings for U.S. senior-level men's sabrists: Homer (4th), Zuck (7th), Spear (8th), Staller (9th), Bak (11th) and Nydam (12th).
2009 Penn State Max Garret Open – Men's Sabre
Harvard sophomore Valentin Staller (left)
FINAL
(1) Avery Zuck (Notre Dame)
def. (2) Valentin Staller (Harvard) ... 15-10
def. (2) Valentin Staller (Harvard) ... 15-10
Penn State junior Daniel Bak (left)
SEMIFINALS
(1) Avery Zuck (ND) def. (5) Alekander Ochocki (Penn State) ... 15-11
(2) Valentin Staller (HARV) def. (6) Daniel Bak (PSU) ... 15-10
(2) Valentin Staller (HARV) def. (6) Daniel Bak (PSU) ... 15-10
Penn State sophomore Aleksander Ochocki won the 2009 NCAA title (pictured, at left), with a semifinal win over current PSU junior Daniel Bak – but Bak won by the same score (15-13) last week in the Penn State Open semifinals (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
THIRD-PLACE BOUT
(6) Daniel Bak (PSU) def. (5) Aleksander Ochocki (Penn State) ... 15-13
Penn State junior John Stogin (left)
QUARTERFINALS
(1) Avery Zuck (ND) def. (9) Thomas Kolasa (HARV) ... 15-12
(2) Valentin Staller (HARV) def. (10) John Stogin (PRIN) ... 15-9
(5) Alekander Ochocki (PSU) def. (13) Colin Mills (Yale) ... 15-11
(6) Daniel Bak (PSU) def. (14) Barron Nydam (ND) ... 15-10
Notre Dame junior Barron Nydam (left)ROUND-OF-16
(1) Avery Zuck (ND) def. (16) Anthony Schlehuber (ND) ... 15-10
(2) Valentin Staller (HARV) def. (15) Robert Thompson (PSU) ... 15-3
(5) Alekander Ochocki (PSU) def. (12) Thomas Abend (PRIN) ... 15-7
(6) Daniel Bak (PSU) def. (11) Jason Choy (ND) ... 15-6
(9) Thomas Kolasa (HARV) def. (8) Keith Feldman (ND) ... 15-14
(10) John Stogin (Princeton) def. (7) Michael Douvulle (Ohio State) ... 15-11
(13) Colin Mills (Yale) def. (4) William McGough (ND) ... 15-10
(14) Barron Nydam (ND) def. (3) Marcel Frenkel (ND) ... 15-10
2009 Penn State Open – Men's Sabre Final Standings
1. Avery ZUCK (Notre Dame)
2. Valentin STALLER (Harvard)
3. Daniel BAK (Penn State)
4. Aleksander OCHOCKI (Penn State)
Penn State sophomore Aleksander Ochocki (left)
5. Thomas KOLASA (Harvard)
6. John STOGIN (Princeton)
7. Colin MILLS (Yale)
8. Barron NYDAM (Notre Dame)
Notre Dame sophomore Marcel Frenkel (left)
9. Marcel FRENKEL (Notre Dame)
10. William MCGOUGH (Notre Dame)
11. Michael DOUVILLE (Ohio State)
12. Keith FELDMAN (Notre Dame)
Ohio State junior Michael Douville (left)
13. Jason CHOY (Notre Dame)
14. Thoams ABEND (Princeton)
15. Robert THOMPSON (Penn State)
16. Anthony SCHLEHUBER (Notre Dame)
Princeton senior Thomas Abend (left)
Failed to reach round-of-16 (DE)
17. William ANDERSON (Penn State)
18. Adam FIELDS (Yale)
19. Kevin ZEICHMAN (North Carolina)
20. Nathaniel BENZIMRA (Yale)
21. Wolfgang RAFERT (Penn State)
22. David WINER (North Carolina)
23 Benjamin JAEGER (Cornell club team)
23. Craig LIMOLI (Princeton)
25 Steven LISS (Princeton)
25. Garrett BUELL (Penn State)
27. Paul BOSWELL (Princeton)
28. Nicholas DEPINTO (Penn State)
29. William ZHAO (Yale)
30. Dexter WILDE (Ohio State)
31. Jude Mark KEENAN (Penn State)
32. Sulia MASON (Drew)
North Carolina junior Kevin Zeichman (below), during a bout at the 2009 NCAAs (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360)
33. Jacob HAZEL-CARY (Drew)
34. Ivan BOCHKOV (Harvard)
35. Spencer BAUMAN (PS club)
36. Trent LUNDQUIST (Trent)
37. Seth CRABTREE (UNC)
37. Sean DIPERI (Drew)
39. Greg PFLAUMER (Drew)
40. Mark WADDLE (UNC)
41. David BAHN (PSU club)
42. Robert MACCLAREN (PSU)
Penn State Open Recap #3 - Women's Epee
By Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
PSU senior Anastasia Ferdman (left) won the Penn State Open women's epee title for the second time
A familiar face finished atop Saturday's women's epee competition at Penn State's annual Max Garret Open, as PSU senior Anastasia Ferdman (Maalot, Israel) won the event for the second time in her career (also '07). Ferdman – who eight months earlier had won the NCAA women's epee title (also on the Penn State campus) – finished in the top-5 at the Penn State Open in all four seasons of her career (4th in '06; 5th in '08).
Israel natives Anastasia Ferdman (right) and Noam Mills (left) – who met in the 2009 NCAA title bout (pictured) – faced off again during last weekend's Penn State Open semifinals (photo by Pete LaFleyr/CF360).
Ferdman faced a fellow senior, Temple two-time All-American Kristin Howell (San Antonio, Texas), in the title matchup and survived a tight bout that ended 15-14. Earlier in the day, Ferdman had emerged from the pool round as the #4 seed heading into the direct-elimination. She then defeated the #13 seed, Northwestern senior Joanna Niklinska (Grander, Ind.) in the round-of-16 (15-6) before topping another Wildcats senior, three-time All-American Christa French (#5 seed; Southlake, Texas) in a 15-9 quarterfinal. Ferdman – likewise a three-time All-American (4th at '07 NCAAs; 6th in '08) – ended up facing three fellow All-Americans in her four DE bouts, with the semifinals producing another thrilling 15-14 bout. That bout came versus the top seed, Harvard sophomore and fellow Israeli Noam Mills (Kfar Saba, Israel), who also had faced Ferdman in the 2009 NCAA final (15-9).
Temple senior Kristin Howell (left) – pictured during the 2009 NCAAs (at Penn State) – finished second at the Penn State Open (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
The tall and rangy Howell – who placed 9th at the '08 NCAAs and 10th in '09 – earned the #10 seed at the Penn State Open and opened the DE with a 15-12 win over 7th-seeded Penn State senior Maria Joao Reis (Sao Paulo, Brazil). She then won by the same score in the quarterfinals, pulling off the upset win over Notre Dame senior and 2008 U.S. Olympian Kelley Hurley (San Antonio, Texas). Howell then advanced to the title bout after posting a 15-9 semifinal win over another underdog, Duke freshman Emily D'Agostino (#14 seed; Portland, Ore.). Howell's previous finishes at the Penn State Open had included 17th-5th-7th (from '06-'08).
Harvard sophomore Noam Mills (left) reached the semifinals at the Penn State Open.
Mills (6th at the '08 PSU Open) closed the day with a win, posting a comfortable 15-8 margin vs. D'Agostino in the third-place bout. Her first two bouts in the DE were closer: 15-10 vs. 16th-seeded Penn State sophomore Alyssa Vongries (3rd-place finisher in '08; Bloomington, Minn.), and a 15-13 quarterfinal vs. Ohio State senior Julia Tikhonova (#9 seed; Jerusalem, Israel).
Duke's Emily D'Agostino (left) has an impressive debut at the Penn State Open, placing fourth.
After narrowly earning a spot in the 16-fencer DE (#14 seed), D'Agostino engaged in a defensive battle with fellow rookie Hannah Safford (#3 seed; Princeton; San Francisco, Calif.). The Duke freshman was advanced past that tight bout (9-8), followed by a 15-7 quarterfinal vs. Northwestern freshman Kate Cavanaugh (#6 seed; Milwaukee, Wis.).
Northwestern seniors Christa (right) and Kayley (left) French both reached the direct-elimination phase at the '09 PSU Open (pictured at the '09 NCAAs; photo by Pete LaFleyr/CF360).
The other four DE bouts (round-of-16) were as follows: ND's Hurley had an easy win (15-5) over Northwestern senior Sarah Henning (#15 seed; New Berlin, Wis.) ... OSU's Tikhonova turned in a 15-12 win over another Wildcats senior, 8th-seeded Kayley French (Christa's twins sister and the '07 PSU Open runner-up) ... Cavanaugh posted a 15-6 win over Temple sophomore Jillian Bratton (New York, N.Y.) ... and Christa French defeated a Northwestern teammate, freshman Maddy Amos (#12 seed; Pacific Palisades, Calif.), 15-12.
Notre Dame's Kelley Hurley (left) – a 2008 U.S. Olympian and twot-time NCAA finalist ('08 champion) – dropped a 15-12 quarterfinal bout at the '09 Penn State Open, vs. fellow senior Kristin Howell of Temple.
Hurley was the women's epee runner-up at the 2006 Penn State Open and later competed in foil at the '08 event (18th). She reached the NCAA title bout as a freshman in 2007 (runner-up) and again in '08, when she won the NCAA title. Hurley was at Penn State for the 2009 NCAAs – but only as a spectator, as she was edged out of the NCAA field (max. of two entrants per team, in each weapon) by two ND teammates: her sister Courtney Hurley and Ewa Nelip (both of whom reached the '09 NCAA semifinals). The Hurley sisters and Nelip arguably were the top-three women's epeeists in all of collegiate fencing during the 2008-09 season ... but the Irish won't face such a NCAA-qualifying dilemma in 2010, as Nelip currently is taking a year off from college fencing in order to train and compete with the Polish national-team program (she will have two years of eligibility remaining, as will the current sophomore Courtney Hurley following the 2009-10 season).
OSU senior Julia Tikhonova (left; shown during '09 NCAAs) – holds the rare distinction of having competed at the NCAA Championships during her career in both the foil and epee events (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Most of the women's epee top-16 finishers had competed previously at the Penn State Open (in addition to finishes referenced above): Christa French (5th-8th-21st, from '06-'08) ... Tikhonova (12th in '06 foil/6th in '07 foil) ... Reis (13th in '07/11th in '08) ... Kayley French (8th-2nd-32nd. from '06-'08) ... Bratton (12th in '08) ... Niklinska (30th-31st-10th, from '06-'08) ... and Henning (36th-35th-35th, from '06-'08).
Christa French was a top-10 finisher in each of the three previous NCAAs (6th-7th-10th, from '07-'09) while her sister Kayley was 14th at the '07 NCAAs and 20th in '09. Tikhonova earned foil All-America honors in '07 (5th at NCAAs) and placed 16th in women's epee at the '09 NCAAs.
Princeton sophomore Susannah Scanlan (left)
Princeton sophomore All-American Susannah Scanlan – who placed 5th at the '09 NCAAs – had a poor finish in her pool bouts, placing 27th. Two other fencers who competed at the 2009 NCAAs were among the women's epee participants at the '09 PSU Open: Yale's Rebecca Moss (24th) and Temple's Grace Wu (26th).
A handful of top college women's foilists did not compete at the 2009 Penn State Open: the aforementioned ND duo of Courtney Hurley and Nelip (3rd and 4th at the '09 NCAAs; Nelip also was 3rd in '08), Columbia sophomore Neely Brandfield-Harvey (6th at '09 NCAAs), St. John's three-time All-American Tanya Novakovska (5th-8th-8th at '07-'09 NCAAs), and University of Pennsylvania junior Stephanie Wheller (8th at '09 NCAAs).
Northwestern three-time All-American Christa French (left)
Several of the fencers mentioned in the text above currently hold top-25 status in the U.S. Fencing Association's national rankings for U.S. senior-level women's epeeists: Kelley Hurley (2nd), Courtney Hurley (3rd), Scanlan (4th), Brandfield-Harvey (7th), Wheeler (15th), D'Agostino (24th) and Christa French (25th).
2009 Penn State Max Garret Open – Women's Foil
Temple's Kristin Howell (left)
FINAL
(4) Anastasia Ferdman (Penn State)
def. (10) Kristin Howell (Temple) ... 15-14
def. (10) Kristin Howell (Temple) ... 15-14
PSU's Anastasia Ferdman (left) and Harvard's Noam Mills (right) – shown during the 2009 NCAA title bout – reprised their rivalry in the semifinal round of the 2009 Penn State Open
SEMIFINALS
(4) Ferdman (PSU) def. (1) Noam Mills (Harvard) ... 15-14
(10) Howell (TEM) def. (14) Emily D'Agostino (Duke) ... 15-9
THIRD-PLACE BOUT
Mills (HARV) def. (14) D'Agostino (Duke) ... 15-8
Northwestern freshman Kate Cavanaugh (left)
QUARTERFINALS
(1) Mills (HARV) def. (9) Julia Tikhonova (Ohio State) ... 15-13
(4) Ferdman (PSU) def. (5) Christa French (Northwestern) ... 15-9
(14) D'Agostino (Duke) def. (6) Kate Cavanaugh (NW) ... 15-7
(10) Howell (TEM) def. (2) Kelley Hurley (Notre Dame) ... 15-12
Ohio State senior Julia Tikhonova (left)
ROUND-OF-16
(1) Mills (HARV) def. (16) Alyssa Vongries (PS) ... 15-10
(9) Tikhonova (OSU) def. (8) Kayley French (NW), 15-12
(5) C. French (NW) def. (12) Maddy Amos (NW) ... 15-11
(4) Ferdman (PS) def. (13) Joanne Niklinska (NW), 15-6
(14) D'Agostino (Duke) def. (3) Hannah Safford (Princeton) ... 9-8
(6) Cavanaugh (NW) def. (11) Jillian Bratton (TEM), 15-6
(10) Howell (TEM) def. (7) Maria Hoao Reis (PS), 15-12
(2) K. Hurley (ND) def. (15) Sarah Henning (NW) ... 15-5
2009 Penn State Open – Women's Epee Final Standings
Princeton freshman Hannah Safford (left)
1. Anastasia FERDMAN (Penn State)
2. Kristin HOWELL (Temple)
3. Noam MILLS (Harvard)
4. Emily D'AGOSTINO (Duke)
Penn State senior Maria Joao Reis (left)
5. Kelley HURLEY (Notre Dame)
6. Christa FRENCH (Northwestern)
7. Kate CAVANAUGH (Northwestern)
8. Julia TIKHONOVA (Ohio State)
Northwestern senior Kayley French (left)
9. Hanah SAFFORD (Princeton)
10. Maria Joao REIS (Penn State)
11. Kayley FRENCH (Northwestern)
12. Jillian BRATTON (Temple)
Temple sophomore Jillian Bratton (left)
13. Maddy AMOS (Northwestern)
14. Joanne NIKLINSKA (Northwestern)
15. Sarah HENNING (Northwestern)
16. Alyssa VONGRIES (Penn State)
Failed to reach round-of-16 (DE)
17. Phoebe CALDWELL (PRIN)
18. Nadia ELBEIB (Harvard)
19. Felicia SUN (Harvard)
20. Diane ZIELINSKI (ND)
21. Keri BYERTS (Penn State)
22. Kara COLLINS (NW)
23. Robyn SHAFFER (Yale)
24. Rebecca MOSS (Yale)
25. Kendrick MOONEY (NW)
26. Grace WU (Temple)
Temple's Grace Wu (left), shown during action at the 2009 NCAAs (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
27. Susannah SCANLAN (PRIN)
28. Nicole TILLEY (NW)
29. Lauren CLARK (Princeton)
30. Chandler CLAY (Princeton)
31. Jennifer DENIKE (Duke)
32. Eunice CHAN (Princeton)
Temple's Kristin Howell (below left) and Yale's Rebecca Moss (right) – who fall at opposite ends of the height spectrum – were among the more noteworthy entrants at the 2009 Penn State Open (pictured during the '09 NCAAs; photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
33. Alexia CESAR (Yale)
34. Tasha GARCIA (Yale)
35. Nicole HORSCROFT (TEM)
36. Messila LITSCHI (UNC)
37. Sari LEVY (Yale)
38. Christine FORSYTHE (Fairleigh Dickinson)
39. Annie KAZARJAN (FDU)
39. Kyra SWICK (Penn State)
41. Elyse GURNOWSKI (Ohio State)
42. Mary Jane PAZYDAEV (Ohio State)
43. Liana WEBSTER (Penn State)
44. Alexa FISHMAN (Harvard)
44. Caitlin VASSOLER (Penn State)
44. Katherine SERGERTY (Yale)
47. Alyssa LOMBARDI (Temple)
48. Tasha DOMASHOVETZ (Ohio State)
49. Annie MORAN (North Carolina)
50. Brittany BENNETT (North Carolina)
51. Stephanie MYERS (Notre Dame)
52. Sylvie SPEWAK (Duke)
53. Evgeniya TYRTOVA (Fairleigh Dickinson)
54. Vanesas ROSA (Notre Dame)
Penn State senior three-time All-American Anastaia Ferdman's career highlights include winning the 2009 NCAA women's epee title and twice winning the Penn State Open ('06 and '09 ... photo taken during '09 NCAA title bout, by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Penn State Open Recap #2 - Women's Foil
By Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
Saturday's women's foil title bout at the Penn State Max Garret Open featured a rematch of the final in the 2009 NCAAs (also held at PSU) – with Penn State senior Doris Willette (Lafayette, Calif.) again besting Notre Dame junior Hayley Reese (Crestwood, Ky.), 15-6.
Penn State senior (jr.-eligibility) Doris Willette (left) repeated as the women's foil champion at the Penn State Open.
Willette – a two-time NCAA champion (also '07) and member of the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team – earned the #4 seed after the pool bouts (56-fencer field) and followed with a close win over Ohio State sophomore Allison Henvick (San Francisco, Calif.), in the direct-elimination (15-12; round-of-16). Her path to the title also included a 15-10 quarterfinal vs. Temple freshman Mikayla Varadi (Beaverton, Ore.) and a dominating win (15-1) over Ohio State junior Oksana Dmytruk (Kiev, Ukraine), who was the 2007 NCAA runner-up and placed 3rd at the '08 NCAAs. Willette then went on to defeat Reese and win the Penn State Open for the second straight year.
Doris Willette and ND's Hayley Reese met at Penn State eight months earlier, in the NCAA title bout (pictured; photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Reese – a two-time All-American who placed 11th at the 2008 NCAAs – had a strong showing in her pool bouts, earning the #2 seed. She then surrendered a total of only 17 touches in the first three DE rounds: 15-5 vs. Duke sophmore Dana Rosen (Mars, Pa.); 15-8 vs. Princeton freshman Brianna Martin (Short Hills, N.J.); and 15-4 vs. Ohio State senior Holly McKibben (Columbos, Ohio) in the semifinals. Reese again improved on her finish at the Penn State Open, after placing 14th at the event in 2007 and 9th in '08.
Ohio State's Oksana Dmytruk (left) earned the top seed, after a strong showing in her pool bouts.
Despite her 14-point loss to Willette, Dmytruk turned in a strong day that included earning the top seed after her pool bouts. The Ukranian then survived a 9-6 defensive battle vs. Notre Dame freshman Grace Hartman (St. Paul, Minn.) and moved in to the semifinals thanks to a 15-6 win over Yale sophomore Katherine Pitt (New York, N.Y.), who earned All-America honors with her 8th-place finish at the '09 NCAAs (Pitt finished 12th at the 2008 PSU Open).
Ohio State's Holly McKibben (left)
McKibben – who placed 11th at the 2007 PSU Open (32nd in '06) – was seeded 11th after the pools but survived a 12-11 bout vs. the #6 seed, Northwestern sophomore Camille Provencal (St. Paul, Minn.), in the round-of-16. She then defeated another Wildcats fencer, senior Meredith Baskies (#14 seed; Lynnfield, Mass.) in a 15-10 quarterfinal before losing to Reese in the semifinals.
The four other DE bouts (round-of-16) were as follows: Yale's Pitt defeated 8th-seeded Northwestern freshman Dayana Sarkisova (Grand Rapids, Mich.) in a 15-10 bout ... Temple's Varadi posted a 1-touch win (13-12) over the #5 seed, ND sophomore Darsie Malynn (Grapevine, Texas) ... Northwestern's Baskies had a comfortable 15-7 victory over teammate Devynn Patterson (#3 seed; soph.; Seattle, Wash.), who narrowly missed All-Amerrica honors at the 2009 NCAAs (13th) ...
... Princeton's Martin advanced with a 15-10 win over Harvard sophomore Shelby MacLeod (#10 seed; Sturbridge, Mass.), who placed 17th at the '09 NCAAs.
Princeton's Brianna Martin (left) could emerge as one of college fencing's top young women's foilists.
Three of the Northwestern fencers had competed previously at the Penn State Open, with Baskies placing 22nd in 2007 (30th in '06), Provencal 11th in '08 and Patterson 15th in '08.
Princeton's Andrea Oliva (left), pictured during the 2009 NCAAs (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Temple senior All-American Melissa Parker – who placed 10th at the '09 NCAAs – had a rough showing in her pool bouts, finishing 32nd. Three other fencers who competed at the 2009 NCAAs were among the women's foil participants at the '09 PSU Open: Princeton sophomores Andrea Oliva (21st) and Lucilee Jarry (26th), and OSU senior Lindsay Knauer (23rd) – who finished atop the women's foil standings at the 2007 Penn State Open
A couple top college women's foilists did not compete at the 2009 Penn State Open: Columbia junior and two-time All-American Nicole Ross (5th at '09 NCAAs), NYU junior Sophie Ciaravino (11th at '09 NCAAs), and UC San Diego senior Pilar Alicea (12th at '09 NCAAs).
Northwestern newcomer Dayana Sarkisova (left)
Several of the fencers mentioned above currently hold top-25 status in the U.S. Fencing Association's national rankings for U.S. senior-level women's foilists: Willette (4th), Ross (8th), Reese (16th), Sariskova (18th), Parker (21st) and Malynn (25th).
2009 Penn State Max Garret Open – Women's Foil
Notre Dame junior Hayley Reese (left)
FINAL
(4) Doris Willette (Penn State) defeated (2) Hayley Reese (Notre Dame) ... 15-6
SEMIFINALS
(4) Willette (PSU) def. (1) Oksana Dmytruk (Ohio State) ... 15-1
(2) Reese (ND) def. (11) Holly McKibben (OSU) ... 15-4
THIRD-PLACE BOUT
(1) Dmytruk (OSU) def. (11) McKibben (OSU) ... 15-3
Ohio State junior Oksana Dmytruk (left)
Northwestern's Meredith Baskies (left)
QUARTERFINALS
(1) Dmytruk (OSU) def. (9) Katherine Pitt (Yale) ... 15-6
(4) Willette (PSU) def. (12) Mikayla Varadi (Temple) ... 15-10
(11) McKibben (OSU) def. (14) Meredith Baskies (NW) ... 15-10
(2) Reese (ND) def. (7) Brianna Martin (Princeton) .. 15-8
ROUND-OF-16
(1) Dmytruk (OSU) def. (16) Grace Hartman (ND) ... 9-6
(9) Pitt (Yale) def. (8) Dayana Sarkisova (Northwestern) ... 15-10
(12) Varadi (TEM) def. (5) Darsie Malynn (ND) ... 13-12
(4) Willette (PSU) def. (13) Allison Henvick (OSU) ... 15-12
Northwestern's Devynn Patterson (left)
(14) Baskies (NW) def. (3) Devynn Patterson (NW) ... 15-7
(11) McKibben (OSU) def. (6) Camille Provencal (NW) ... 12-11
(7) Martin (PRIN) def. (10) Shelby MacLeod (HARV) ... 15-10
(2) Reese (ND) def. (15) Dana Rosen (Duke) ... 15-5
2009 Penn State Open – Women's Foil Final Standings
1. Doris WILLETTE (Penn State)
2. Hayley REESE (Notre Dame)
3. Oksana DMYTRUK (Ohio State)
4. Holly MCKIBBEN (Ohio State)
Yale's Katherine Pitt (left)
5. Brianna MARTIN (Princeton)
6. Katherine PITT (Yale)
7. Mikayla VARADI (Temple)
8. Meredith BASKIES (Northwestern)
Northwestern's Camille Provencal (left)
9. Devynn PATTERSON (Northwestern)
10. Darsie MALYNN (Notre Dame)
11. Camille PROVENCAL (Northwestern)
12. Dayana SARKISOVA (Northwestern)
13. Shelby MACLEOD (Harvard)
14. Allison HENVICK (Ohio State)
15. Dana ROSEN (Duke)
16. Grace HARTMAN (Notre Dame)
Harvard's Shelby Macleod (left)
17. Rozanne ROTHENBERG (Princeton)
18. Olivia SHEPARD (Duke)
19. Radmila SARKISOVA (Notre Dame)
20. Alyssa LOMUSCIO (Temple)
21. Andrea OLIVA (Princeton)
22. Rebecca GROHMAN (Northwestern)
23. Lindsay KNAUER (Ohio State)
24. Cara TAGGERSELL (Temple)
25. Irisa CHEN (Northwestern)
Duke's Dana Rosen (left)
26. Lucille JARRY (Princeton)
27. Lisa SACHS (Northwestern)
28. Mary-Lynee CHEN-CONTINO (North Carolina)
29. Emily BRUHL (Northwestern)
30. Kathy CHOU (Harvard)
31. Mina ZARGHAM (Princeton)
32. Melissa PARKER (Temple)
33. Karen PETSCHE (Princeton)
34. Casey DIETRICH (Penn State)
35. Danielle LITTLE (Penn State)
36. Ginny SISKIDIS (Fairleigh Dickinson)
37. Sarita MIZIN (Penn State)
38. Jillian LIU (Yale)
39. Phenix MESSERSMITH (Notre Dame)
40. Keara MAGERAS (Duke)
Ohio State's Allison Henvick (left)
41. Katie HEINZEN (Notre Dame)
42. Lauren BAUCH (Penn State)
43. Zoe EGELMAN (Yale)
44. Alexandra ARKIN (Northwestern)
45. Danielle JONES (Temple)
46. Kathryn SHAFFER (Penn State)
47. Katie WILLIAMSON (North Carolina)
48. Brittany AXWORTHY (Penn State club)
49. Christina LABARGE (Notre Dame)
50. Ann GONG (Princeton)
51. Madeline BOYER (Penn State)
51. Amanda BOWE (Penn State club team)
53. Julia SILVA (Fairleigh Dickinson)
53. Audrey PRADO (Fairleigh Dickinson)
55. Richelle CARROLL (Penn State club team)
56. Emily DOUGHERTY (Penn State)
Penn State Open Recap #1 - Women's Sabre
By Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)
Notre Dame's Sarah Borrmann (left) improved on her 5th-place finish from the 2008 Penn State Open.
Notre Dame junior Sarah Borrmann (Beaverton, Ore.) – the 2008 NCAA runner-up (13th in '09) – won the women's sabre competition on Saturday (Nov. 21) at Penn State's annual Max Garret Open. Borrmann defeated Harvard sophomore Caroline Vloka (the '09 NCAA runner-up) in a 15-11 title bout that saw the #4 seed beat the #3.
After advancing through the pool rounds in the 45-fencer field, Borrmann was the #4 seed in the direct elimination and posted a 15-9 win over the #13 seed, Ohio State sophomore Margarita Tschomakova (Bonn, Germany), in the round-of-16. Tschomakova earned All-America honors as a freshman, after placing 9th at the 2009 NCAAs. Borrmann went on to register a 15-8 quarterfinal win over 12th-seeded Penn State freshman Jessica Russo (Wayne, Pa.) before knocking off the #8 seed, Princeton freshman Joanna Cichomski (Hoffman Estates, Ill.), in a 15-12 semifinal. Borrmann placed 23rd at the 2007 Penn State Open and finished 5th at the event one year ago ('08).
Harvard's Caoline Vloka (left) finished second at the 2009 Penn State Open, matching her finish eight months earlier at the same location (PSU) during the 2009 NCAAs (pictured; photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
The 3rd-seeded Vloka posted her round-of-16 win over 14th-seeded Northwestern freshman Chloe Grainger (Decatur, Ga.), in a 15-11 bout, followed by a 15-12 quarterfinal vs. 11th-seeded ND junior Eileen Hasssett (Beaverton, Ore.), a two-time All-American who placed 5th at the 2008 NCAAs and 6th in '09 (Hassett placed 3rd at the '07 PSU Open and was the '08 runner-up). Vloka then won in the semifinals by the same score, vs. 19-year-old Illinois native Allison Miller (the #2 seed, who is listed in the results as being an Ohio State fencer but does not show up on OSU's current online roster). Miller went on to defeat Cichomski in the third-place bout (15-12).
Princeton freshman Joanna Cichomski (left) and classmate Eliza Stone could prove to be two of the top newcomers in collegiate women's sabre fencing.
In the other two quarterfinals, Cichomski upset fellow Princeton freshman and top seed Eliza Stone (Chicago, Ill.) in a 15-12 bout, while Allison Miller edged 7th-seeded OSU junior Falencia Miller (Decatur, Ga.) – who earned 2009 All-America honors (10th at NCAAs) – in another 15-12 final (Miller placed 4th at the '07 PSU Open). Cichomski earlier had bested University of Pennsylvania junior Danielle Kamis (#9 seed; Gladwyne, Pa.) in the round-of-16, by a 15-12 score. Kamis (who was 9th at the '07 PSU Open) earned All-America honors at the 2008 NCAAS (10th place) before finishing 14th at the '09 NCAAs, which were held at Penn State. Allison Miller's first DE bout produced a 15-10 win over the #15 seed, Penn State sophomore Olivia Benedek (State College, Pa.; placed 9th at '08 PSU Open).
Princeton first-year fencer Eliza Stone (left) emerged from the Penn State Open pool rounds as the top seed in the direct-elimination phase.
The other four round-of-16 bouts went as follows: Stone defeated Harvard freshman Elena Helgiu (#16 seed; Wayne, N.J.) in a 15-12 bout ... Falencia Miller nipped ND freshman Lian Osier (10th seed; Battle Ground, Wash.), 15-14 ... PSU's Russo topped 5th-seeded Yale freshman Madeline Oliver (Bethesda, Md.), in a 15-9 bout ... and ND's Hassett survived a 15-14 bout vs. Fairleigh Dickinson freshman Sophia Bischof (Bonn, Germany; #6 seed).
Several of the top college women's sabreists were not at the 2009 Penn State Open, including three of the top-4 finishers at the 2009 NCAAs: Duke sophomore Becca Ward ('08 Olympic medalist; '09 NCAA champ), St. John's senior Dagmara Wozniak and Columbia senior Daria Schneider . Others of note who did not compete at the '09 PSU Open include Penn State sophomore Monica Aksamit (5th at '09 NCAAs), Columbia junior Jackie Jacobson (7th at '09 NCAAs) and Penn sophomore Dominika Franciszkowicz (12th at '09 NCAAs).
Ohio State junior Falencia Miller (pictured, in action at the '09 NCAAs) and OSU newcomer Allison Miller (they are not sisters) both hold USFA top-20 national rankings (photo by Pete LaFleur/CF360).
Many of the fencers mentioned above currently hold top-20 status in the U.S. Fencing Association's national rankings for U.S. senior-level women's sabreists: Wozniak (2nd), Aksamit (3rd), Schneider (4th), Vloka (8th), Osier (11th), Ward (12th), Stone (15th), Faclencia Miller (17th), Hassett (19th) and Allison Miller (20th). ... Others in the top-20 include: former ND fencer and two-time Olympic gold medalist Mariel Zagunis (1st; '06 NCAA champ); Duke alum Ibithaj Muhammad (5th); former Columbia fencer and '05 NCAA champ Emily Jacobson (6th); Rutgers alum and '03 NCAA champ Alexis Jemal (7th); former Yale fencer and two-time NCAA champ Sada Jacosbon (9th); former Columbia fencer and four-time All-American Emma Baratta (10th); 17-year-old Diamond Wheeler (13th); Columbia sophomore Samantha Roberts (14th); 17-year-old Nicole Glon (16th); and New Jersey high-school senior Faizah Muhammad (18th).
2009 Penn State Max Garret Open – Women's Sabre
Notre Dame junior Sarah Borrmann (left) – the 2008 NCAA champion – was seeded 4th after the pool bouts at the '09 Penn State Open and went on to win the title, following direct-elimination wins over Ohio State's Margatira Tschmoakova (15-9), Penn State's Jessica Russo (15-8), Princeton's Joanna Cichomski (15-12) and Harvard's Caroline Vloka (15-11).
FINAL
(4) Sarah Borrmann (Notre Dame) def. (3) Caroline Vloka (Harvard) ... 15-11
SEMIFINALS
(4) Borrmann (ND) def. (8) Joanna Cichomski (Princeton) ... 15-12
(3) Vloka (HARV) def. (2) Allison Miller (Ohio St.) ... 15-12