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Upl Oadable All-American Team 2017-18.Xlsx 2017‐18 USA Fencing All‐American Team Last Name First Name Team Weapon City State High School Year Club Alfonso Czarina 1st Foil Clifton NJ Academy of the Holy Angels Sophomore Gutkovskiy Fencing Academy Allum Izzy 1st Saber Washington DC National Cathedral School Junior Capital Fencing Academy Anglade Alexis 1st Saber Johns Creek GA The Westminster Schools Junior Nellya Fencers Armstrong James 1st Epee Chester Springs PA Downingtown STEM Academy Senior Zeljkovic Fencing Academy Attig Will 1st Saber Portland OR Catlin Gabel Sophomore Oregon Fencing Alliance Avakian Mikaela 1st Saber Arcadia CA Arcadia High School Sophomore West Coast Fencing Academy Baffa Arianna 1st Epee Wellesley MA Wellesley High School Sophomore Boston Fencing Club Baker Kevin 1st Epee Essex Fells NJ West Essex Regional High School Sophomore Lilov Fencing Academy Balch Julia 1st Foil North Salem NY North Salem High School Junior Fairfield Fencing Academy Barnette Zoe 1st Foil Bethesda MD Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart Junior Baltimore Fencing Center Beddingfield Catherine 1st Epee PACIFIC PALISADES CA Marlborough School Senior Los Angeles International Fencing Center Beddingfield Claire 1st Epee Pacific Palisades CA Marlborough School Sophomore Los Angeles International Fencing Center Betzer Claire 1st Epee Houston TX Sharpstown International School Junior Alliance Fencing Academy Bissinger Michael 1st Epee Houston TX Memorial High School Sophomore Alliance Fencing Academy Bobrow Ansel 1st Epee Stony Point NY Home School Junior Rockland Fencers Club Boylan Jack 1st Epee Louisville KY duPont Manual High School Sophomore Louisville Fencing Center Breker Anika 1st Foil Barrington RI Barrington High School Sophomore Rhode Island Fencing Academy and Club Brondum Alexandra 1st Foil Anaheim CA Canyon High School Junior Anaheim Hills Fencers Club Campbell Daniel 1st Epee Oakton VA Bishop O'Connell High School Junior Fencing Sports Academy Candreva Hunter 1st Epee Katonah NY Somers High School Junior New York Athletic Club Candreva Greta 1st Epee Katonah NY Somers High School Sophomore New York Athletic Club Cao Stephanie 1st Saber Rancho Santa Margarita CA Tesoro High School Freshman Laguna Fencing Center Capellua Tommaso 1st Epee None Music City Fencing Club Chan Leanne 1st Saber Durham NC Home School Sophomore Mid‐South Fencers' Club Chan Zachary 1st Saber Closter NJ Bergen County Academies Sophomore Bergen Fencing Club Chen Nicole 1st Foil Greenwood Village CO Cherry Creek High School Freshman South Denver Fencing Academy Chilana Savitoz 1st Epee Middletown NY Goshen Central High School Junior The Phoenix Center Chin Ethan 1st Epee Chappaqua NY Horace Greeley High School Sophomore Fencing Academy of Westchester Ching Sapphira 1st Saber Wilton CT Hopkins School Sophomore Olympian Fencing Studio Cho Sabrina 1st Foil Hillsborough CA San Mateo High School Sophomore San Francisco Fencers' Club Cho Justin 1st Saber The Colony TX Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science Junior Lone Star Fencing Center Choi Peter 1st Foil Irving TX Uplift North Hills Preparatory Freshman Fencing Institute of Texas Choo Joseph 1st Foil Las Vegas NV Faith Lutheran High School Senior Northwest Fencing Center Chu Audrey 1st Epee Palo Alto CA Palo Alto High School Freshman Academy of Fencing Masters Clarke Genevieve 1st Foil San Jose CA Prospect High School Sophomore Calfornia Fencing Academy Cohen Jared 1st Epee West Long Branch NJ Biotechnology High School Senior Atlantic Fencing Academy Constantino Lola 1st Epee Warren NJ Watchung Hills Regional High School Junior Medeo Fencing Club Corban Michael 1st Epee Sharon MA Sharon High School Junior Olympia Fencing Center crouse wolfe 1st Epee conroe TX willis high school Senior Houston Sword Sports Daniel Ashton 1st Foil Cupertino CA Saint Francis High School Junior Silicon Valley Fencing Center Demarest Iain 1st Saber Forest Grove OR Valley Catholic High School Freshman Oregon Fencing Alliance DiPerna Chiara 1st Saber Sacramento CA Rio Americano High School Freshman Premier Fencing Academy DiVenti Paul 1st Foil Sykesville MD Liberty High School Junior Homewood Fencing Club DiVito Dylan 1st Foil Anaheim CA Esperanza High School Freshman Gryphon Fencing Studio Doherty Maverick 1st Saber Palos Verdes Peninsula CA Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Junior Salle D'Asaro Euscher Alex 1st Foil Houston TX Bellaire High School Freshman Salle Mauro Fencing Academy Evans Cameron 1st Foil Greenwich CT Brunswick School Freshman Fencing Academy of Westchester Fanning Abe 1st Epee McKinney TX McKinney North High School Junior North Texas Fencing Alliance Felker Jared 1st Epee Rockford MI Rockford High School Junior Grand Rapids Advanced Fencing Academy Gaidar Daniel 1st Epee staten island NY Staten Island Technical high school Sophomore Fencers Club Gana Thomas 1st Epee Colts Neck NJ Christian Brothers Academy Senior Atlantic Fencing Academy Ghazaleh Thomas Xavier 1st Epee Winchester MA St John's Prepatory School Sophomore Marx Fencing Academy Gong Christina 1st Foil Belmont MA The Winsor School Sophomore Marx Fencing Academy Grathwol‐Sear Sebastian 1st Saber Seattle WA University Prep Academy Junior Salle Auriol Seattle greenbaum atara 1st Saber Boca Raton FL Katz Yeshiva High School of South Florida Sophomore Alle Fencing Club Greenbaum Maxwell 1st Saber Atlanta GA Woodward Academy Sophomore Nellya Fencers Griffiths Ryan 1st Epee None Fair Lawn High School Senior New York Athletic Club Gruber Samuel 1st Foil Arlington MA Commonwealth School Junior Moe Fencing Club Haddad Justin 1st Epee Bethesda MD Montgomery Blair Science and Math Magnet School Sophomore DC Fencers Club Hansen Jonas 1st Epee Cambridge MA Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Junior Olympia Fencing Center Hao Jerry 1st Epee Parsippany NJ The Academy for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Junior Morris Fencing Club Haskel Darby 1st Epee Bentonville CO Bentonville West High School Junior Denver Fencing Center Helton Noah 1st Foil Gainesville FL Eastside High School Sophomore Florida Fencing Academy Hempe Jake 1st Foil Coram NY Newfield High School Junior Mission Fencing Center Herbst Isaac 1st Epee Houston TX Memorial High School Sophomore Alliance Fencing Academy Hilado Sarah 1st Saber New York NY Marymount School of New York Junior Sheridan Fencing Academy Hilbert Xavier 1st Epee Gaithersburg MD Northwest High School Sophomore DC Fencers Club Hirsch Sydney 1st Saber Woodbridge CT Hopkins School Junior Tim Morehouse Fencing Club Hoffman Ilsa 1st Saber Red Hook NY Red Hook High School Junior Kolakowski Saber Academy Hoogendoorn Levi 1st Saber Eden Prairie MN Minnetonka High School Sophomore Minnesota Sword Club Hu William 1st Saber Granite Bay CA Mira Loma High School Sophomore Premier Fencing Academy Hunt Tarleton 1st Foil Bellaire TX The Bridge School/Homeschool Sophomore Salle Mauro Fencing Academy Huth Jacob 1st Foil Raleigh NC Heritage Christian Homeschool Sophomore Research Triangle Fencing iben claire 1st Foil la jolla CA La Jolla High Freshman Team Touche Fencing Club Igoe Nirali 1st Epee Washington DC School Without Walls Junior Penta Olympic Fencing Club Insler Gabriel Cole 1st Epee Providence RI The Wheeler School Sophomore Rhode Island Fencing Academy and Club Ive Isaac 1st Epee Sunnyvale CA Fremont High School Freshman International Fencing Academy Iwamoto Eric 1st Saber Laguna Hills CA Troy High School Sophomore Laguna Fencing Center Iyenger Nitin 1st Foil Cary NC Research Triangle High School Sophomore Research Triangle Fencing Johnson Edith 1st Saber Peachtree City GA K12 International Academy Sophomore Nellya Fencers Johnson Aidan 1st Foil Oceanport NJ Shore Regional High School Sophomore Fencers Club Kambeseles Jack 1st Epee Brooklyn NY Bay Ridge Preparatory School Sophomore New York Fencing Academy Kambeseles Peter 1st Epee Brooklyn NY Bay Ridge Preparatory School Sophomore New York Fencing Academy Karam Tariq 1st Saber Seattle WA Léman Manhattan Prepatory School Junior Manhattan Fencing Center kasi Anisha 1st Foil New City NY Clarkstown High School North Junior Gutkovskiy Fencing Academy Katz Anat 1st Saber Newton MA Newton South High School Freshman International Fencing Club Kelly William 1st Foil Irvine CA San Joaquin High School Freshman Anaheim Hills Fencers Club Kelly Benjamin 1st Foil Irvine CA University High School Junior Anaheim Hills Fencers Club Khaw Kristina 1st Epee Plainsboro NJ West Windsor Plainsboro North Senior Medeo Fencing Club Kim Derek 1st Epee Fairfax VA Paul VI Catholic High School Junior Fencing Sports Academy Kimura Kimberley 1st Epee Los Angeles CA Harvard‐Westlake Junior Los Angeles International Fencing Center Knight Ethan 1st Foil Palo Alto CA The Nueva School Junior Silicon Valley Fencing Center Ko Brian 1st Foil San Diego CA Canyon Crest Academy Freshman Team Touche Fencing Club Kokenge Clark 1st Epee Basking Ridge NJ Ridge High School Sophomore Medeo Fencing Club komar sofia 1st Epee laurence harbor NJ Old Bridge High School Junior Medeo Fencing Club Kong Vera 1st Saber Irvine CA Sage Hill School Sophomore Laguna Fencing Center krick olivia 1st Epee San Antonio TX Alamo Heights High School Senior Olympian Fencing Club Kulkarni Diya 1st Epee Far Hills NJ Ridge High School Sophomore Medeo Fencing Club Kundu Anisha 1st Epee Sudbury MA Lincoln‐Sudbury Regional High School Freshman Marx Fencing Academy Kushnerik Ethan 1st Epee Brooklynnn NY York Preparatory School Freshman New York Athletic Club Lacson Sarah 1st Saber Ladera Ranch CA JSerra Catholic High School Freshman Laguna Fencing Center Lam Justina 1st Foil Cherry Hill NJ
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