2021-22 Women's Fencing Roster
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Maia Chamberlain
- Position:
- Saber
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Sequoia
- Hometown:
- Menlo Park, Calif.
Bio
Awards
2022 All-America, NCAA semifinalist
2022 NCAA regional champion
2022 first-team All-Ivy
2018 NCAA saber champion
2018 All-America
2018 first-team All-Ivy
2017 All-America, NCAA semifinalist
2017 first-team All-Ivy
At Princeton
2021-22
All-America, finishing third at the NCAA Championships ... went 20 of 23 at the NCAAs to hold the top seed in the individual championship bracket before falling 15-13 to eventual champion Elizabeth Tartakovsky of Harvard ... NCAA regional champion ... first-team All-Ivy, earning the saber title after going 12-3 ... had a 52-10 record in duals, going 12-0 at the Drew Duals, 10-0 at the Sacred Heart Duals, 5-1 at the Philadelphia Invitational, 8-4 at the Penn Duals, and 5-2 at the Temple Duals, along with 12-3 at the Ivy round-robin ... finalist for Princeton's von Kienbusch Award for the top senior athlete with a women's program.
2020-21
Season canceled due to COVID-19.
2019-20
Did not compete collegiately.
2018-19
Did not compete collegiately.
2017-18
NCAA Champion, winning the saber title ... All-America ... first-team All-Ivy League, going 15-3 at the Ivy round-robins ... finished seventh at the NCAA regional ... went 6-5 at the Ohio State Duals, 8-1 at the Vassar Duals, 11-5 at the Northwestern Duals and 8-4 at the Temple Duals.
2016-17
All-America, finishing third at the NCAA Championships ... first-team All-Ivy League, going 12-3 at the Ivy League Round Robin ... finished fifth at the NCAA Regional ... went 11-2 at the Penn Duals, 9-0 at the Sacred Heart Duals, 24-2 at the Northwestern Duals and 10-3 at the Temple Duals.
Before Princeton: Placed second in U20 women's saber at the 2016 Junior World Cup in Costa Rica.
Personal: Daughter of Warren Chamberlain and Lin Chan ... speaks English, Mandarin and French, and is conversational in Japanese ... Majoring in architecture.
2022 All-America, NCAA semifinalist
2022 NCAA regional champion
2022 first-team All-Ivy
2018 NCAA saber champion
2018 All-America
2018 first-team All-Ivy
2017 All-America, NCAA semifinalist
2017 first-team All-Ivy
At Princeton
2021-22
All-America, finishing third at the NCAA Championships ... went 20 of 23 at the NCAAs to hold the top seed in the individual championship bracket before falling 15-13 to eventual champion Elizabeth Tartakovsky of Harvard ... NCAA regional champion ... first-team All-Ivy, earning the saber title after going 12-3 ... had a 52-10 record in duals, going 12-0 at the Drew Duals, 10-0 at the Sacred Heart Duals, 5-1 at the Philadelphia Invitational, 8-4 at the Penn Duals, and 5-2 at the Temple Duals, along with 12-3 at the Ivy round-robin ... finalist for Princeton's von Kienbusch Award for the top senior athlete with a women's program.
2020-21
Season canceled due to COVID-19.
2019-20
Did not compete collegiately.
2018-19
Did not compete collegiately.
2017-18
NCAA Champion, winning the saber title ... All-America ... first-team All-Ivy League, going 15-3 at the Ivy round-robins ... finished seventh at the NCAA regional ... went 6-5 at the Ohio State Duals, 8-1 at the Vassar Duals, 11-5 at the Northwestern Duals and 8-4 at the Temple Duals.
2016-17
All-America, finishing third at the NCAA Championships ... first-team All-Ivy League, going 12-3 at the Ivy League Round Robin ... finished fifth at the NCAA Regional ... went 11-2 at the Penn Duals, 9-0 at the Sacred Heart Duals, 24-2 at the Northwestern Duals and 10-3 at the Temple Duals.
Before Princeton: Placed second in U20 women's saber at the 2016 Junior World Cup in Costa Rica.
Personal: Daughter of Warren Chamberlain and Lin Chan ... speaks English, Mandarin and French, and is conversational in Japanese ... Majoring in architecture.
Princeton Athletics 2023-24 Highlights
Tuesday, June 04
Reflections from the Princeton Athletics Class of 2023
Friday, June 02
Highlights from 2022 Gary Walters ’67 PVC Awards Banquet
Wednesday, June 22
Princeton Athletics 2021-22 Highlights
Monday, June 06
