Husisian Leads at NCAA Championships Entering Second Day

Already a two-time top-three finisher at the NCAA Championships, Princeton junior Hadley Husisian has put herself in position to turn in another high finish, heading into the second day at NCAAs leading all épée fencers.

With 15 of 23 bouts complete, Husisian posted a 13-2 record in épée with a +26 indicator, the top mark in the field, to pace the Tigers' effort and put herself in prime position heading into Friday's final rounds.

As a team, Princeton totaled 50 wins and sits third overall, trailing only Columbia (67) and host Notre Dame (66).

The Tigers also saw strong contributions in saber, where Alexandra Lee (11-4) and Honor Johnson (10-5) both sit inside the top eight and remain in contention for semifinal spots.

In foil, Chin-Yi Kong recorded seven victories through three rounds and remains within striking distance as the field tightens heading into the final day of pool fencing.

Each fencer will complete a 23-bout round robin on Friday, with the top four in each weapon advancing to the individual semifinals, contested in 15-touch bouts, followed by a 15-touch championship final.

The semifinals will start at 1:30 p.m. in the order of épée, foil and saber with finals following. ESPN+ will stream the semis and finals here, with results available here.

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