Friday, January 21
Philadelphia, Pa.
Princeton University
vs
Philadelphia Invitational
Maia Chamberlain and Nicholas Lawson were among the Tiger fencers who contributed to Friday's sweep.
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Tigers Sweep Temple's Philadelphia Invite
January 21, 2022 | General, Men's Fencing, Women's Fencing
On the first of two days of competition at a pair of Philadelphia events on the weekend, each Princeton fencing team won both of its matches at the Temple-hosted Philadelphia Invitational on Friday.
Results from Friday's matches are below. Princeton's women, ranked No. 3 in the nation, defeated No. 8 Temple 16-11 and Johns Hopkins 24-3. The No. 4-ranked Tiger men were 20-7 winners over No. 12 North Carolina and 22-5 winners over Johns Hopkins.
Princeton will continue the weekend of competition in Philadelphia at the Penn Duals on Sunday. A schedule for that event is below.
Women
#3 Princeton 16, #8 Temple 11
S: 6-3 P: Chamberlain 2-1, Fox-Gitomer 2-1, Cadley 2-1
F: 7-2 P: M. Lee 0-2, Weintraub 3-0, Tieu 3-0, Mak 1-0
E: 6-3 T: Komar 0-3, Lin 2-1, Stewart 1-2
#3 Princeton 24, Johns Hopkins 3
S: 9-0 P: Chamberlain 3-0, Anglade 3-0, Fox-Gitomer 1-0, Cadley 2-0
F: 6-3 P: Mak 3-0, Park 2-1, Lampson-Stixrud 1-2
E: 9-0 P: Constantino 3-0, Rausch 3-0, Stewart 3-0
Men
#4 Princeton 20, #12 North Carolina 7
S: 5-4 P: Anglade 2-1, Z. Johnson 1-2, Smith 1-1, No 1-0
F: 9-0 P: Hamza 3-0, Knodt 3-0, Prilutsky 2-0, J. Levy 1-0
E: 6-3 P: Szapary 1-2, Lawson 3-0, Bissinger 2-1
#4 Princeton 22, Johns Hopkins 5
S: 5-4 P: Kreike-Martin 1-2, No 2-0, Smith 0-1, A. Johnson 2-1
F: 8-1 P: C. Levy 2-1, J. Levy 3-0, Prilutsky 3-0
E: 9-0 P: Lawson 3-0, Szapary 3-0, Bissinger 3-0
Sunday at Penn (both Princeton teams on same schedule/opponents, unless otherwise indicated)
11 a.m. vs. Northwestern (No. 6 women) - Women only
1 p.m. vs. Yale (No. 10 men)
2:15 p.m. vs. Ohio State (No. 5 women/No. 3 men)
3:30 p.m.: vs. Notre Dame (No. 1 women/No. 1 men)
4:45 p.m.: vs. Columbia (No. 2 women/No. 2 men)
Results from Friday's matches are below. Princeton's women, ranked No. 3 in the nation, defeated No. 8 Temple 16-11 and Johns Hopkins 24-3. The No. 4-ranked Tiger men were 20-7 winners over No. 12 North Carolina and 22-5 winners over Johns Hopkins.
Princeton will continue the weekend of competition in Philadelphia at the Penn Duals on Sunday. A schedule for that event is below.
Women
#3 Princeton 16, #8 Temple 11
S: 6-3 P: Chamberlain 2-1, Fox-Gitomer 2-1, Cadley 2-1
F: 7-2 P: M. Lee 0-2, Weintraub 3-0, Tieu 3-0, Mak 1-0
E: 6-3 T: Komar 0-3, Lin 2-1, Stewart 1-2
#3 Princeton 24, Johns Hopkins 3
S: 9-0 P: Chamberlain 3-0, Anglade 3-0, Fox-Gitomer 1-0, Cadley 2-0
F: 6-3 P: Mak 3-0, Park 2-1, Lampson-Stixrud 1-2
E: 9-0 P: Constantino 3-0, Rausch 3-0, Stewart 3-0
Men
#4 Princeton 20, #12 North Carolina 7
S: 5-4 P: Anglade 2-1, Z. Johnson 1-2, Smith 1-1, No 1-0
F: 9-0 P: Hamza 3-0, Knodt 3-0, Prilutsky 2-0, J. Levy 1-0
E: 6-3 P: Szapary 1-2, Lawson 3-0, Bissinger 2-1
#4 Princeton 22, Johns Hopkins 5
S: 5-4 P: Kreike-Martin 1-2, No 2-0, Smith 0-1, A. Johnson 2-1
F: 8-1 P: C. Levy 2-1, J. Levy 3-0, Prilutsky 3-0
E: 9-0 P: Lawson 3-0, Szapary 3-0, Bissinger 3-0
Sunday at Penn (both Princeton teams on same schedule/opponents, unless otherwise indicated)
11 a.m. vs. Northwestern (No. 6 women) - Women only
1 p.m. vs. Yale (No. 10 men)
2:15 p.m. vs. Ohio State (No. 5 women/No. 3 men)
3:30 p.m.: vs. Notre Dame (No. 1 women/No. 1 men)
4:45 p.m.: vs. Columbia (No. 2 women/No. 2 men)
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