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Katharine Holmes '17 (left), Anna Van Brummen '17 (second from left), incoming freshman Hadley Husisian (fourth from left), incoming freshman Honor Johnson (third from right) and Eliza Stone '13 (second from right) all won gold at the Pan-American Championships.
Photo by: Eva Pavía Gómez
June 09, 2022 | Women's Fencing
Complete Results
Six current, future and former Princeton fencers were part of the U.S. senior team competing at the Pan-American Championships that wrapped up Wednesday in Paraguay, and all of them are coming home with a medal.
Eliza Stone, the 2013 NCAA saber champion who helped Princeton win an NCAA team title that year, won two golds with the individual title and team title along with incoming freshman Honor Johnson, who finished 17th individually.
Princetonians accounted for three of the four members of the champion épée team, with 2017 NCAA épée runner-up Katharine Holmes '17 finishing second individually, 2017 NCAA épée champion Anna Van Brummen '17 finishing sixth, and incoming freshman Hadley Husisian finishing 13th.
Reigning NCAA foil champion Maia Weintraub, a rising sophomore, finished 12th individually and was a silver medalist in the team competition.
The six Tigers will help represent Team USA at the 2022 World Championships in Egypt, set for July 15-23.
Six current, future and former Princeton fencers were part of the U.S. senior team competing at the Pan-American Championships that wrapped up Wednesday in Paraguay, and all of them are coming home with a medal.
Eliza Stone, the 2013 NCAA saber champion who helped Princeton win an NCAA team title that year, won two golds with the individual title and team title along with incoming freshman Honor Johnson, who finished 17th individually.
Princetonians accounted for three of the four members of the champion épée team, with 2017 NCAA épée runner-up Katharine Holmes '17 finishing second individually, 2017 NCAA épée champion Anna Van Brummen '17 finishing sixth, and incoming freshman Hadley Husisian finishing 13th.
Reigning NCAA foil champion Maia Weintraub, a rising sophomore, finished 12th individually and was a silver medalist in the team competition.
The six Tigers will help represent Team USA at the 2022 World Championships in Egypt, set for July 15-23.
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