COMPLETE MEN'S RESULTS | COMPLETE WOMEN'S RESULTS

PRINCETON, N.J. - The latest installment of the Ivy League Fencing Championships concluded Sunday afternoon with Columbia earning the Ivy League women’s fencing title while on the men’s side, Columbia and Harvard shared the title.  
 
WOMEN’S RECAP
Columbia finished the weekend a perfect 6-0, leading to the Lions’ 15^th total championship and 12^th outright title. It’s the Lions’ first outright championship since 2020 after sharing with Penn and Princeton in 2024. The Lions swept the competition today, starting the day by beating runners-up Harvard, 14-13, then closing the day’s action with another thrilling 14-13 win over Princeton that was decided by just one touch to secure the outright championship.

Harvard (5-1) finished second, followed by Princeton (4-2), Yale (3-3), Penn (2-4), Brown (1-5), and Cornell (0-6).

The individual weapons saw champions from three different schools. Yale’s Sophie Liu went a perfect 15-0 in women’s saber, the only athlete, male or female, to go perfect in the weekend’s matches. The 2026 women’s foil Champion was Carolina Stutchbury of Columbia, who went 14-1, while the women’s epee champion was Cornell’s Ketki Ketkar, who finished 12-2 in her matches.
Joining Liu on the First Team All-Ivy Team for Women’s Saber were Harvard’s Zoe Kim and Kaitlyn Pak as well as Princeton’s Alexandra Lee. The All-Ivy First Team in Women’s Foil was Stutchbury, Yale’s Jia Chen, and Harvard’s Jessica Zi Jia Guo. Lastly, the All-Ivy First Team for Women’s Epee was made up of Ketkar, Yasmine Khamis of Harvard, and Princeton’s Angel Xiao.

MEN’S RECAP
After dropping their opening-round match to Princeton yesterday afternoon, Columbia rattled off three-straight decisions to finish 3-1 and share the 2026 Ivy League Fencing Championship with Harvard. The Lions secured a 17-10 victory in the day’s final match against the Crimson to earn the share of the title.

For both Columbia and Harvard, it is their first title since 2024, when they also shared the championship with each other, as well as Princeton. This year’s title was Columbia’s 43^rd overall while it was Harvard’s 13^th.

Behind the co-champions were Princeton (2-2) and Yale (2-2) who finished tied for third and Penn (0-4).

Harvard athletes took the top spot in two of the three individual weapons with Yale earning the other individual champion. Colin Heathcock took the top spot in Men’s Saber with a 10-2 showing, while his Crimson teammate Nicholas Zhang was the Men’s Epee champion, also posting a 10-2 record on the weekend. Yale’s Yonjae Kim was the 2026 Men’s Foil Champion, posting a 7-2 record.

The All-Ivy First Team in Men’s Saber was Heathcock, and a pair of Columbia athletes, Zeyad Nofal (9-3) and Will Morrill (7-3). Joining Kim on the All-Ivy First Team in Men’s Foil were Marsel Nagimov of Columbia and Roy Graham of Harvard, who both finished 9-3. Lastly, the All-Ivy First Team for Men’s Epee was Zhang, Julien Lim of Columbia (7-3), Henry Lawson (8-4) of Harvard and Simon Lioznyansky (8-4) of Penn.

WOMEN'S ALL-IVY
 
Foil Champion
Carolina Stutchbury, Columbia
 
Epee Champion:
Ketki Ketkar, Cornell
 
Sabre Champion:
Sophie Liu, Yale
 
FIRST TEAM:
Epee:
Ketki Ketkar, Cornell
Yasmine Khamis, Harvard
Angel Xiao, Princeton
 
Foil:
Carolina Stutchbury, Columbia
Jia Chen, Yale
Jessica Guo, Harvard
 
Sabre: 
Sophie Liu, Yale
Zoe Kim, Harvard
Alexandra Lee, Princeton
Kaitlyn Pak, Harvard
 
SECOND TEAM:
Epee:
Hadley Husisian, Princeton
Tierna Oxenreider, Columbia
Nicole Xuan, Columbia
 
Foil:
Zander Rhodes, Columbia
Emily Jing, Harvard
Maia Weintraub, Princeton
 
Sabre: 
Emese Domonkos, Princeton
Tamar Gordon, Columbia
Isabella Carvalho, Cornell

MEN'S ALL-IVY

Epee Champion:
Nicholas Zhang, Harvard
 
Foil Champion:
Yonjae Kim, Yale
 
Sabre Champion:
Colin Heathcock, Harvard
 
FIRST TEAM:
Epee:
Nicholas Zhang, Harvard
Julien Lim, Columbia
Henry Lawson, Harvard
Simon Lioznyansky, Penn
 
Foil:
Yonjae Kim, Yale
Marsel Nagimov, Columbia
Roy Graham, Harvard
 
Sabre: 
Colin Heathcock, Harvard
Zeyad Nofal, Columbia
Will Morrill, Columbia
 
SECOND TEAM:
Epee:
Alec Brooke, Princeton
Alexander Liu, Princeton
Skyler Liverant, Columbia
Tristan Lumineau, Princeton
Joseph Wu, Penn
 
Foil:
Brandon Lee, Princeton
Samarth Kumbla, Columbia
Andrew Chen, Harvard
 
Sabre: 
Jack Pan, Yale
David Frumgarzts, Yale
?Silas Choi, Princeton