Thursday, March 23
Durham, N.C.
Princeton University
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NCAA Championships
Maia Weintraub won the NCAA foil title at the 2022 championships.
Fencers Set for NCAA Championships Beginning Thursday
March 20, 2023 | General, Men's Fencing, Women's Fencing
Links: Live Scoring | Live Video
As one of just three teams to qualify the full complement of 12 fencers to the NCAA Championships, the Princeton fencing teams will aim to take home another trophy from the meet at Duke, set to run Thursday through Sunday.
Princeton has taken home eight top-four trophies since 2011, including winning the team title in 2013. The Tigers placed fourth last year, the team's best finish since its next-most recent trophy in 2017. The 2020 championships were not held due to the pandemic, and Princeton and the Ivy League programs did not compete at the 2021 event due to the pandemic.
The men's competition will be Thursday and Friday with the women set to compete Saturday and Sunday. The winner of each bout will add a point to the team total, and the combined men's and women's total of all the wins in pool competition against the other 23 fencers in that weapon will determine the team competition. The top four fencers in each weapon will compete first in semifinals and, with a win, a final, both 15-touch bouts to determine the weapon champion.
Thursday and Saturday will start at 9 a.m. for epee, 11 a.m. for foil, and 1:30 p.m. for saber. Competition on Friday and Sunday will start at 9 a.m. for all three weapons. Live scoring can be found here.
Here's a look at Princeton's contingent of 12:
Ryan Lee, So., men's epee
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished 18th in 2022
Tristan Szapary, Jr., men's epee
1st NCAA championship bid
Brandon Lee, Fr., men's foil
1st NCAA championship bid
Mohamed Hamza, Sr., men's foil
3rd NCAA championship bid, finished sixth in 2019 (All-America), third in 2022 (All-America)
Matthew Limb, Fr., men's saber
1st NCAA championship bid
Ronald Anglade, So., men's saber
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished 17th in 2022
Hadley Husisian, Fr., women's epee
1st NCAA championship bid
Jessica Lin, So., women's epee
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished fifth in 2022 (All-America)
Maia Weintraub, So., women's foil
2nd NCAA championship bid, won 2022 NCAA foil title
May Tieu, Sr., women's foil
2nd NCAA championship bid, qualified in 2020 (canceled)
Ryan Jenkins, Jr., women's saber
2nd NCAA championship bid, qualified in 2020 (canceled)
Chloe Fox-Gitomer, Sr., women's saber
1st NCAA championship bid
As one of just three teams to qualify the full complement of 12 fencers to the NCAA Championships, the Princeton fencing teams will aim to take home another trophy from the meet at Duke, set to run Thursday through Sunday.
Princeton has taken home eight top-four trophies since 2011, including winning the team title in 2013. The Tigers placed fourth last year, the team's best finish since its next-most recent trophy in 2017. The 2020 championships were not held due to the pandemic, and Princeton and the Ivy League programs did not compete at the 2021 event due to the pandemic.
The men's competition will be Thursday and Friday with the women set to compete Saturday and Sunday. The winner of each bout will add a point to the team total, and the combined men's and women's total of all the wins in pool competition against the other 23 fencers in that weapon will determine the team competition. The top four fencers in each weapon will compete first in semifinals and, with a win, a final, both 15-touch bouts to determine the weapon champion.
Thursday and Saturday will start at 9 a.m. for epee, 11 a.m. for foil, and 1:30 p.m. for saber. Competition on Friday and Sunday will start at 9 a.m. for all three weapons. Live scoring can be found here.
Here's a look at Princeton's contingent of 12:
Ryan Lee, So., men's epee
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished 18th in 2022
Tristan Szapary, Jr., men's epee
1st NCAA championship bid
Brandon Lee, Fr., men's foil
1st NCAA championship bid
Mohamed Hamza, Sr., men's foil
3rd NCAA championship bid, finished sixth in 2019 (All-America), third in 2022 (All-America)
Matthew Limb, Fr., men's saber
1st NCAA championship bid
Ronald Anglade, So., men's saber
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished 17th in 2022
Hadley Husisian, Fr., women's epee
1st NCAA championship bid
Jessica Lin, So., women's epee
2nd NCAA championship bid, finished fifth in 2022 (All-America)
Maia Weintraub, So., women's foil
2nd NCAA championship bid, won 2022 NCAA foil title
May Tieu, Sr., women's foil
2nd NCAA championship bid, qualified in 2020 (canceled)
Ryan Jenkins, Jr., women's saber
2nd NCAA championship bid, qualified in 2020 (canceled)
Chloe Fox-Gitomer, Sr., women's saber
1st NCAA championship bid
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