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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)

Mar 6, 2010 3:17 AM

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) 

Mar 5, 2010 9:16 AM

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).

Mar 3, 2010 6:59 AM

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