Fencers Complete Day Three in Fifth at NCAAs

Posed photo of Brandon Lee holding NCAA trophy

Lee, Brooke Earn All-American Honors as Fencing Championships Close

Sunday, March 22

Lee Leads Princeton into Sunday at NCAA Men's Fencing Championships

Saturday, March 21

posed photo of fencers and coaches with 2026 ncaa women's championship trophies

Husisian Finishes National Runner-Up as Women's Fencing Takes Third at NCAAs

Friday, March 20

Husisian Leads at NCAA Championships Entering Second Day

Thursday, March 19

March 27, 2010 | Men's Fencing, Women's Fencing

By: Princeton Athletic Communications

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Harvard sneaked past Princeton into fourth place Saturday at the NCAA fencing championships with 113 wins to 108 for the Tigers and three rounds of men's competition left.

In the top three positions are St. John's (152), Penn State (150) and Notre Dame (148).

In the saber, senior Thomas Abend stands 13th while junior John Stogin is in 21st place. Sophomore foilist Alexander Mills is 10th with fellow sophomore David Mandle standing 22nd in the same weapon, and in the epee, Jonathan Yergler is 12th with Graham Wicas in 19th place.

Rounds four through seven will be contested Sunday.

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