PRINCETON, N.J. – The No. 1 Harvard Crimson men and the No. 2 Princeton women both went undefeated to claim the 2023 Ivy League fencing Round-Robin titles. In a field of 11 total nationally ranked top-10 teams, the Crimson went 4-0 while the Tigers posted a 6-0 record.
 
MEN’S RESULTS | WOMEN’S RESULTS

WOMEN'S RECAP
 The top-seeded and No. 2 ranked Tigers defended their Ivy League crown, winning their 11th overall Ivy League championship. Princeton went undefeated in the Round-Robin for the second year in a row.
 
Columbia finished the weekend with a 5-1 record, registering a second-place finish. Penn (4-2) defeated Harvard (3-3) in the third-place bout, Brown was fifth at 2-4, Cornell (1-5) finished fifth and Yale (0-6) rounded out the teams.
 
Princeton also had two top finishers including Maia Weintraub (14-3) in the women’s foil who defended her title from a year ago. In addition, Hadley Husisian placed first in the epee, going 14-2 overall. Columbia’s Nora Burke took home the women’s saber title, posting a 16-1 mark, going undefeated through her first five rounds.  
 
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Maia Weintraub, Princeton (foil)
Nora Burke, Columbia (saber)
Hadley Husisian, Princeton (epee)

FIRST TEAM
Women’s Foil
Maia Weintraub, Princeton
May Tieu, Princeton
Sabrina Cho, Penn
 
Women’s Saber
Nora Burke, Columbia
Chloe Fox-Gitomer, Princeton
Vivian Lu, Penn
 
Women’s Epee
Hadley Husisian, Princeton
Ketki Ketkar, Cornell
Jessica Lin, Princeton
 
SECOND TEAM
Women’s Foil
Zander Rhodes, Colubia
Katina Proestakis-Ortiz, Penn
Annora Lee, Harvard
Helen Tan, Yale
 
Women’s Saber
Chloe Gouhin, Columbia
Zoe Kim, Harvard
Sydney Hirsch, Yale
 
Women’s Epee
Chloe Daniel, Penn
Emily Vermeule, Harvard
Jessica Liang, Penn

Following the weekend, seven fencers were named to the Academic All-Ivy team including Brown's Anisha Kasi, Columbia's Nora Burke, Cornell's Madeleine Nishimura, Harvard's Annora Lee, Penn's Sabrina Cho, Princeton's May Tieu and Yale's Annie Lin. 
 
MEN’S RECAP
Harvard, the nation’s top-ranked team, went on to claim its 12th Ivy League Fencing Round-Robin title and first since 2020. The Crimson went a perfect 4-0 to take home the trophy.
 
In a winner-take-all bout, Harvard took down the defending champion Columbia Lions by a score of 16-11. Harvard won in saber, 7-2 and in foil, 5-4.
 
The runner-up Lions went 3-1 on the weekend, followed by Princeton (2-2), Penn (1-3), and Yale (0-4).
 
The Crimson also took home two individual titles, as James Chen won in the foil and Filip Dolegiewicz won in the saber. Princeton’s Tristan Szapary was the top finisher in the epee.

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
James Chen, Harvard (foil)
Filip Dolegiewicz, Harvard (saber)
Tristan Szapary, Princeton (epee)
 
FIRST TEAM
Men’s Foil:
James Chen, Harvard
Ashton Daniel, Columbia
Kenji Bravo, Harvard
 
Men’s Saber:
Filip Dolegiewicz, Harvard
Mitchell Saron, Harvard
Colby Harley, Columbia
 
Men’s Epee:
Tristan Szapary, Princeton
Jonas Hansen, Harvard
Justin Haddad, Columbia
Skyler Liverant, Columbia
Ryan Lee, Princeton
 
SECOND TEAM
Men’s Foil:
Blake Broszus, Penn
Davide Lorenzoni, Penn
Jasper Levy, Princeton
 
Men’s Saber:
Matthew Limb, Princeton
Jack Pan, Yale
Ronald Anglade, Princeton
 
Men’s Epee
Isaac Herbst, Penn

In addition, the men's fencing Academic All-Ivy team was announced. The team consisted of Columbia's Ashton Daniel, Harvard's Kenji Bravo, Penn's Blake Broszus, Princeton's Tristan Szapary, and Yale's Elijah Hong.