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Feb. 4 TigerCast Previews Ivy Fencing with Gracie Stone, Jack Hudson
February 04, 2016 | General, Men's Fencing, Women's Fencing
Before they compete for Ivy League championships during their seniors seasons, former All-America standouts Gracie Stone and Jack Hudson joined this week's edition of TigerCast.
Stone was a member of the 2013 Princeton team that won the NCAA Championship, and she did so with siblings Eliza and Robert on the team. Now a senior, she is hoping to push the third-ranked women back to the top of the podium. Stone reflects back on the family run to the 2013 national title, and how motivated her team is this season as the hunter, not the hunted.
Hudson, who reached the NCAA championship final, is also looking for a senior Ivy championship, and his team will face each of the three higher-seeded teams during Saturday's portion of the Round-Robin event. He talks about the importance of team motivation during a weekend like this one, and how open the field appears to be.
You can find more on the fencing championships, including the weekend schedule and highlights from past Ivy meets, here.
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To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: Gracie Stone (women's fencing) 7:15; Jack Hudson (men's fencing) 19:35.
Sept. 17: DiAndre Atwater (football) 7:10; John Hill (football) 18:50.
Sept. 24: Sean Driscoll (women's soccer) 6:45; Mason Darrow (football) 21:15.
Oct. 1: Maddie Copeland (field hockey) 6:50; Khamal Brown (football) 17:55.
Oct. 8: Sabrina King (volleyball) 4:15; Kedric Bostic (football) 15:20.
Oct. 15: Thomas Sanner (men's soccer) 6:50; Anthony Gaffney (football) 17:40.
Oct. 22: Tyler Lussi (women's soccer) 5:00; Chad Kanoff (football) 17:30.
Oct. 29: Lizzie Bird (women's cross country) 4:45; Michael Sublette (men's cross country) 14:40; RJ Paige (football) 22:30.
Nov. 5: Cristin Shanahan (women's hockey) 7:35; John Lovett (football) 19:05.
Nov. 12: Annie Tarakchian (women's basketball) 6:05; Ryan McCarthy (field hockey) 18:10; Emily Sura (women's soccer) 26:45; Chad Cowden (sprint football) 36:15.
Nov. 19: Kendall Peterkin (women's volleyball) 5:15; Luis Nicolao (men's water polo) 17:20; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 27:15.
Nov. 26: Bob Surace (football) 4:15.
Dec. 3: Thomas Nelson (men's water polo) 5:15; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 14:15.
Dec. 10: Ryan Siiro (men's hockey) 5:15; Michelle Miller (women's basketball) 16:35.
Dec. 17: Henry Caruso (men's basketball) 2:20.
Jan. 7: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:50; Sean Wilkinson (men's squash) 21:25.
Jan. 21: Jeff Kampersal (women's ice hockey) 4:00; Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 18:20.
Jan. 28: Marco Bove (men's swimming) 5:20; Jonathan Schleifer (wrestling) 13:25; Claire McIlmail (women's swimming) 21:25.