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2013-14 USA Fencing/Absolute Fencing Gear All Academic Team Last Name First Name City State School Team Grade USA Fencing Club A 2013-14 USA Fencing/Absolute Fencing Gear All Academic Team Last name First name City State School Team Grade USA Fencing Club Adams Rose Sacramento CA Mira Loma High School FT Sophomore Hristov-Csikany Fencers Ahn Aaron Los Angeles CA New Covenant Academy FT Junior Golubitsky Fencing Center Aitoumeziane Benjamin Rogers AR Rogers Heritage High School FT Sophomore Northwest Arkansas Fencing Center Aldea Abigail Germantown TN St. Mary's Episcopal school FT Senior Memphis University School Fencing Club Allen Cameron Newtown PA Council Rock High School North FT Freshman Empire United Fencing Amice Alexandre Saint Louis MO Saint Louis Priory School FT Sophomore The Fencer's Academy Banbury Justine Grand Rapids MI East Grand Rapids High School FT Freshman Grand Rapids Fencing Academy Bell Sophie Lewisburg PA Lewisburg Area High School FT Junior Williamsport Fencing Club Benderly Aidan Metuchen NJ Middlesex County Academy FT Sophomore Hub City Fencing Academy Berley Aaron Dix Hills NY Half Hollow Hills High School West FT Sophomore Half Hollow Hills Fencing Club Betts Vivian Towson MD Towson High School FT Junior Baltimore Fencing Center Boitano Christina Hillsboro OR Jesuit High School FT Sophomore PDX Fencing Bree Kendyl Houston TX The Kinkaid School FT Sophomore Alliance Fencing Academy Breger-Belsky Claire West Newbury MA Berwick Academy FT Sophomore 3MB Fencing Browne Alexis New City NY Clarkstown High School South FT Freshman Nyack Fencing Academy Buteau Caitlin Bernardsville NJ Bernards High School FT Sophomore Clinton Fencing Club Buteau Megan Bernardsville NJ Bernards High School FT Senior Manhattan Fencing Center Callaghan Caitlyn Pocatello ID Century High School FT Sophomore Pocatello Fencing Club Catoya Alexander Rutherford NJ Advancement of Science & Technology FT Senior Manhattan Fencing Center Chamberlain Maia Menlo Park CA Sequoia High School FT Sophomore Cardinal Fencing Club Chao Brian Manhattan Beach CA Mira Costa High School FT Junior Los Angeles International Fencing Center Chen Erin Lumberton NJ Moorestown Friends School FT Sophomore Fencing Academy Of South Jersey Cheng Zachary Bloomington IL Normal Community High School FT Sophomore Fencing Center of Chicago Chien Athena Chicago IL University of Chicago Laboratory High School FT Freshman Fencing Center of Chicago Chien Jennifer Chicago IL University of Chicago Laboratory High School FT Junior Fencing Center of Chicago Cho Hannah Los Angeles CA Harvard-Westlake School FT Freshman Los Angeles International Fencing Center Chu Lillian Saratoga CA Saratoga High School FT Junior Cardinal Fencing Club Chwistek Philip Warrington PA Central Bucks High School South FT Junior The Sabre School Clairmont Hope Berlin MA Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter SchoolFT Sophomore Boston Fencing Club Cohen Joshua River Vale NJ Bergen County Academies FT Sophomore Bergen Fencing Club Cornman Andre Tiburon CA Redwood High School FT Senior Massialas Foundation (M-Team) Coury Kristen Far Hills NJ Bernards High School FT Junior Morris Fencing/Fencers Club Cristian Ana Marietta GA Pope High School FT Freshman Dunwoody Fencing Club Crowell Zachary Prospect CT Woodland Regional High School FT Sophomore Prospect Fencing Club Curriden Schuyler Bentonville AR Haas Hall Academy FT Freshman Northwest Arkansas Fencing Center Curzon Madeline Wilsonville OR Saint Mary's Academy FT Junior PDX Fencing Dang Rohan Belle Mead NJ Montgomery High School FT Junior Premier Fencing Club Daniell Madeleine Bedford TX Trinity High School FT Junior Cutting Edge Fencing Davidson Benjamin Marietta GA Campbell High School FT Freshman Dunwoody Fencing Club D'Costa Zoee Skillman NJ Montgomery High School FT Junior FASJ Dershwitz Eli Sherborn MA Dover Sherborn High School FT Senior Zeta Fencing Dietiker Bianca Palos Verdes Estates CA Palos Verdes Peninsula High School FT Sophomore Salle D'Asaro Disher Natalie Milwaukie OR Alliance Charter Academy FT Sophomore PDX Fencing Dotson Connor Redondo Beach CA Vistamar School FT Sophomore Salle D'asaro Drake-Thomas Christine Conroe TX The Woodlands College Park Highschool FT Junior The Woodlands Fencing Academy Edwards Olivia Los Angeles CA Windward School FT Junior Los Angeles International Fencing Center Ellis Graham Keller TX Coram Deo Academy FT Sophomore Gold Blade Fencing Center Erhart Grant Orlando FL Windermere Preparatory School FT Junior Unattached Everts Logan Fredericksburg VA Massaponax High School FT Junior Dark Horse Fencing Club Fackenthal Marigot Carmichael CA Mira Loma High School FT Freshman Hristov-Csikany Fencers Felt Steffen Redmond WA Interlake High School FT Senior Rain City Fencing Center Ferretti Arianna Old Field NY Paul J Gelinas Jr. High School FT Freshman Mission Fencing Center Ficalora Michelle Fairfield CT Fairfield Warde High School FT Junior Fairfield Fencing Academy Filby Sarah Edina MN Valley View Middle School FT Freshman Twin Cities Fencing Club Fregenal Andrew Apex NC Cardinal Gibbons High School FT Freshman Apex Fencing Academy Friedmann Lucy Providence RI The Wheeler School FT Junior Rhode Island Fencing Academy and Club Fukunaga Alex Rancho Palos Verdes CA Palos Verdes Peninsula High School FT Freshman Salle D'Asaro Gaus Joshua Ellicott City MD Homeschool FT Senior Baltimore Fencing Center Gelber Kaitlin Littleton CO Colorado Academy FT Junior Fencing Academy of Denver Gelber Margaret Littleton CO Colorado Academy FT Junior Fencing Academy of Denver Athletic Club Northeast/Lotus Fencing Gianneschi Julia Atlanta GA Woodward Academy FT Freshman Academy Goldberg Jacob Melville NY Half Hollow Hills High School East FT Junior Mission Fencing Center / H3 Gordon-Sand Spencer New York NY Hunter College High School FT Sophomore Fencers Club Gorman Nicole Granger IN John Adams High School FT Junior Escrime du Lac Gou Jarred Saratoga CA Saratoga High School FT Sophomore Massialas Foundation - MTeam Gou McConnell Saratoga CA Saratoga High School FT Freshman Massialas Foundation - MTeam Graber William The Woodlands TX Homeschool/Lone Star College-Montgomery FT Freshman Alliance Fencing Academy Grant Inna West Nyack NY Clarkstown High School South FT Sophomore Fencing Academy of Westchester Griffin Emily Scarborough ME Scarborough High School FT Junior Portland Fencing Center Gull Stephanie Coconut Creek FL Saint Andrews School FT Sophomore Sabre Outreach Network Guo Felicia Johns Creek GA Northview High School FT Freshman International Fencing Club Hammer Zachary San Mateo CA Stuart Hall High School FT Sophomore San Francisco Fencer's Club Han Amanda Las Vegas NV Bishop Gorman High School FT Sophomore Fencing Academy of Nevada Hare John East Greenwich RI East Greenwich High School FT Sophomore Rhode Island Fencing Academy and Club Harvey Rhiannon Norfolk VA Homeschool FT Junior Mechanicsville Fencing Academy Hassan Amir DuBois PA DuBois Area High School FT Freshman DuBois Fencing Club Heller Russell Rye NY Hackley School FT Junior Fencing Academy of Westchester Higson Julia State College PA State College Area High School FT Senior Central Pennsylvania Fencing Association Horowitz Jennifer Los Angeles CA Archer School for Girls FT Senior Los Angeles International Fencing Center Huey Brandon Foster City CA San Mateo High School FT Freshman Cardinal Fencing Hulse Jane Mendota Heights MN Trinity School at River Ridge FT Sophomore Twin Cities Fencing Club Hunter Ty Mercer Island WA Chrysalis School FT Junior Oregon Fencing Alliance Jia Jennifer Pleasanton CA Amador Valley High School FT Freshman California Fencing Academy Jiang Catherine Irving TX The Hockaday School FT Sophomore Fencing Institute of Texas Johnson Acea Sandy UT American Preparatory Academy FT Freshman Utah Swords Academy Johnson Wesley Pleasant View UT Weber High School FT Junior School House Fencing Jones Calder Encinitas CA San Dieguito Academy High School FT Sophomore Encinitas Fencing Kahn Jennifer East Hampton CT Deer Hill School FT Junior Connecticut Fencers Club Kahn Rebekah East Hampton CT Deer Hill School FT Junior Connecticut Fencers Club Kamber Ilana Short Hills NJ Millburn High School FT Senior Lucchetti Fencing USA Kang Justin Fullerton CA Valley Christian High School FT Sophomore Salle D'Asaro Kaplan Julie Torrance CA South Torrance High School FT Freshman Salle D'Asaro Kasi Nithya New City NY Clarkstown High School North FT Junior Gutkovskiy Fencing Academy Katzenbach Grayson Waynesboro VA Grayson Katzenbach FT Sophomore Charlottesville Fencing Alliance Keene Maximilian Oxford MS Immaculate Heart of Mary Homeschool FT Sophomore Oxford Fencing Club Kelly Margeaux Pittsford NY Pittsford Mendon High School FT Junior Back Alley Fencing Khaw Kathryn Plainsboro NJ West Windsor Plainsboro High School North FT Junior Mr. Ma U.S.A. Kim Anne Los Angeles CA Harvard-Westlake School FT Junior Salle D'Asaro Fencing Club Kim Dylan Marietta GA George Walton Comprehensive High School FT Freshman Atlanta Fencers' Club Kixmoeller Susie St. Paul MN The Blake School FT Freshman Twin Cities Fencing Club Kleiner Caroline Sparkil NY Tappan Zee High School FT Sophomore Nyack Fencing Academy Kogan Aaron New Haven CT Hopkins School FT Freshman Fencing Academy of Westchester Kogan Nicole New haven CT Hopkins School FT Senior Fencing Academy of Westchester Kumbla Sidarth San Jose CA Archbishop Mitty FT Freshman Silicon Valley Fencing Center Kwong Samuel Los Altos Hills CA Henry M. Gunn High School FT Sophomore Cardinal Fencing Club Lam Alexander Lake Oswego OR Catlin Gabel School FT Junior Oregon Fencing Alliance Lamb William Memphis TN Memphis University School FT Senior MUS Fencing
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