BLOG ARCHIVE

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

Feb 28, 2010 6:43 AM

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)

Feb 27, 2010 4:48 PM

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

Feb 26, 2010 11:52 PM

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 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.

Feb 21, 2010 6:56 PM

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

Feb 20, 2010 3:08 PM

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:

• 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

• 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).

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

Feb 18, 2010 10:25 AM

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).

RELEASE: Feb. 9, 2010 CONTACT: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegefencing360.com)

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)

Feb 9, 2010 10:23 AM

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)

Feb 7, 2010 9:16 PM

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)

Feb 7, 2010 4:12 PM

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

Feb

Feb 7, 2010 10:03 AM

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)

Feb 6, 2010 4:02 PM

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)

Feb 6, 2010 3:12 PM

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

Feb 6, 2010 11:49 AM

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

Feb 5, 2010 7:14 PM

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

Feb 5, 2010 2:50 PM

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)

Feb 2, 2010 8:59 PM

CollegeFencing360 .com

Site Navigation[Skip]

Sidebar[Skip]

CF360 Blog Archive