NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Fencing NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN’S AND WOMEN’S History Results Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site 1990........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 36 Columbia-Barnard 35 Notre Dame 1991........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 4,700 Columbia-Barnard 4,200 Penn St. 1992........................ Columbia-Barnard George Kolombatovich/Aladar Kogler 4,150 Penn St. 3,646 Notre Dame 1993........................ Columbia-Barnard George Kolombatovich/Aladar Kogler 4,525 Penn St. 4,500 Wayne St. (Mich.) 1994........................ Notre Dame Michael DeCicco/Yves Auriol 4,350 Penn St. 4,075 Brandeis 1995........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 440 St. John’s (N.Y.) 413 Notre Dame 1996........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 1,500 Notre Dame 1,190 Yale 1997........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 1,530 Notre Dame 1,470 Air Force 1998........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 149 Notre Dame 147 Notre Dame 1999........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 171 Notre Dame 139 Brandeis 2000........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 175 Notre Dame 171 Stanford St. John’s (N.Y.) 171 2001........................ St. John’s (N.Y.) Yury Gelman 180 Penn St. 172 Wis.-Parkside 2002........................ Penn St. Emmanuil Kaidanov 195 St. John’s (N.Y.) 190 Drew 2003........................ Notre Dame Janusz Bednarski 182 Penn St. 179 Air Force 2004........................ Ohio St. Vladimir Nazlymov 194 Penn St. 160 Brandeis 2005........................ Notre Dame Janusz Bednarski 173 Ohio St. 171 Houston 2006........................ Harvard Peter Brand 165 Penn St. 159 Rice Note: In 1990, team scoring was based on standings in weapon team events. In 1991, the scoring system was expanded to allow fencers not qualifying as part of a team to con- tribute points to team standings through their individual performances. As a result, point values for weapon team standings increased. In 1995, weapon team events were eliminat- ed and team scoring was based on performance in the individual events, and women's épeé was added as fifth weapon. Starting in 1998, team scoring was based on a one-point system. In 2000, women’s sabre was added as sixth weapon. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1995 Sean McClain, Stanford 2000 Gabor Szelle, Notre Dame 1996 Thorstein Becker, Wayne St. (Mich.) 2001 Ivan Lee, St. John’s (N.Y.) Penn St. 9, Notre Dame 3, Columbia-Barnard 2, Harvard, 1997 Cliff Bayer, Penn 2002 Ivan Lee, St. John’s (N.Y.) Ohio St., St. John’s (N.Y.), 1 each. 1998 Ayo Griffin, Yale 2003 Adam Crompton, Ohio St. 1999 Felix Reichling, Stanford 2004 Adam Crompton, Ohio St. INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 Felix Reichling, Stanford 2005 Patrick Ghattas, Notre Dame Penn St. 16, Notre Dame 13, St. John’s (N.Y.) 12, 2001 William Jed Dupree, Columbia 2006 Adam Crompton, Ohio St. Stanford 11, Columbia-Barnard 7, Ohio St. 7, Princeton 2002 Nonpatat Panchan, Penn St. 4, Wayne St. (Mich.) 4, Harvard 3, Yale 3, Air Force, 2003 Nonpatat Panchan, Penn St. WOMEN’S FOIL Duke, Lawrence, MIT, New York U., Rutgers, Penn, 1 2004 Boaz Ellis, Ohio St. 1990 Tzu Moy, Columbia-Barnard 1991 Heidi Piper, Notre Dame each. 2005 Boaz Ellis, Ohio St. 1992 Olga Chernyak, Penn St. 2006 Boaz Ellis, Ohio St. 1993 Olga Kalinovskaya, Penn St. WEAPON TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S ÉPÉE 1994 Olga Kalinovskaya, Penn St. (Discontinued) 1990 Jubba Beshin, Notre Dame 1995 Olga Kalinovskaya, Penn St. Columbia-Barnard 6, Penn St. 6, Yale 3, Notre Dame, 1991 Marc Oshima, Columbia 1996 Olga Kalinovskaya, Penn St. Penn, Princeton, Temple, Wayne St. (Mich.), 1 each. 1992 Harald Bauder, Wayne St. (Mich.) 1997 Yelena Kalkina, Ohio St. 1993 Ben Atkins, Columbia 1998 Felicia Zimmermann, Stanford 1994 Harald Winkmann, Princeton 1999 Monique DeBruin, Stanford Championships Records 1995 Mike Gattner, Lawrence 2000 Eva Petschnigg, Princeton 1996 Jeremy Kahn, Duke 2001 Iris Zimmermann, Stanford TEAM 1997 Alden Clarke, Stanford 2002 Alicja Kryczalo, Notre Dame 1998 George Hentea, St. John’s (N.Y.) 2003 Alicja Kryczalo, Notre Dame WEAPON TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS, YEAR 1999 Alex Roytblat, St. John’s (N.Y.) 2004 Alicja Kryczalo, Notre Dame 2—Columbia-Barnard, 1991-93; Penn St., 1991. 2000 Daniel Landgren, Penn St. 2005 Emily Cross, Harvard INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, YEAR 2001 Soren Thompson, Princeton 2006 Erzsebet Garay, St. John’s (N.Y.) 3—Stanford, 1999. 2002 Árpád Horváth, St. John’s (N.Y.) 2003 Seth Kelsey, Air Force WOMEN’S ÉPÉE INDIVIDUAL 2004 Árpád Horváth, St. John’s (N.Y.) 1995 Tina Loven, St. John’s (N.Y.) 1996 Nicole Dygert, St. John’s (N.Y.) CHAMPIONSHIPS 2005 Michal Sobierij, Notre Dame 1997 Magda Krol, Notre Dame 2006 Benji Ungar, Harvard 4—Olga Kalinovskaya, Penn St. (women’s foil 1993- 1998 Charlotte Walker, Penn St. 94-95-96). MEN’S SABRE 1999 Felicia Zimmermann, Stanford 1990 David Mandell, Columbia 2000 Jessica Burke, Penn St. Individual Champions 1991 Vitali Nazlimov, Penn St. 2001 Emese Takács, St. John’s (N.Y.) 1992 Thomas Strzalkowski, Penn St. 2002 Kerry Walton, Notre Dame 1993 Thomas Strzalkowski, Penn St. 2003 Katarzyna Trzopek, Penn St. MEN’S FOIL 1994 Thomas Strzalkowski, Penn St. 2004 Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.) 1990 Nick Bravin, Stanford 1995 Paul Palestis, New York U. 2005 Anna Garina, Wayne St. (Mich.) 1991 Ben Atkins, Columbia 1996 Maxim Pekarev, Princeton 2006 Katarzyna Trzopek, Penn St. 1992 Nick Bravin, Stanford 1997 Keeth Smart, St. John’s (N.Y.) 1993 Nick Bravin, Stanford 1998 Luke LaValle, Notre Dame WOMEN’S SABRE 1994 Kwame van Leeuwen, Harvard 1999 Keeth Smart, St. John’s (N.Y.) 2000 Caroline Purcell, MIT NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN’S AND WOMEN’S 2001 Sada Jacobson, Yale 821/2; 21. New York U., 67; 22. Harvard, 55; 23. Duke, 6. Columbia-Barnard, 109; 7. Yale, 101; 8. Penn, 79; 9. 2002 Sada Jacobson, Yale 50; 24. Chicago, 39; 25. Navy, 29; 26. Caltech, 22; Northwestern, 69; 10. Rutgers, 53; 11. North Carolina, 2003 Alexis Jemal, Rutgers 27. Long Beach St., 15; 28. Cornell, 131/2. 50; 12. Ohio St., 42; 13. Brandeis, 40; 14. MIT, 37; 15. 2004 Valerie Providenza, Notre Dame 1994: 1. Notre Dame, 4,350; 2. Penn St., 4,075; 3. New York U., 36; 16. Wayne St. (Mich.), 31; 17. Brown, 2005 Emily Jacobson, Columbia-Barnard Penn, 2,888; 4. Princeton, 2,235; 5. Yale, 2,234; 6. St. 30; 18. Cleveland St., 29; 19. Air Force, 25; 20. Temple, 2006 Mariel Zagunis, Notre Dame John’s (N.Y.), 2,189; 7. New York U., 1,314; 8. 24; 21. Harvard, 18; 22. Duke, 16; 23. Fairleigh Fairleigh Dickinson, 1,250; 9. Harvard, 1,103; 10. Dickinson, 14; 24. James Madison, 11; 25. Johns Temple, 925; 11. Wayne St. (Mich.), 911; 12. Air Force, Hopkins, 9; 26. Cornell, 6; 27. Lawrence, 5; 28. Tufts, 3. Weapon Team 900; 13. Columbia-Barnard, 800; 14. Ohio St., 704; 2001: 1. St. John’s (N.Y.), 180; 2. Penn St., 172; 3. Champions 15. Brandeis, 695; 16. UC Santa Cruz, 350; 17. Notre Dame, 153; 4. Stanford, 139; 5. Princeton, 112; Stanford, 333; 18. Michigan St., 250; 19. North 6. Columbia-Barnard, 108; 7. Penn, 85; 8. Ohio St., 82; MEN’S FOIL Carolina, 123; 20. Rutgers, 42; 21. Caltech, 37; 22. 9. Yale, 80; 10. Wayne St. (Mich.), 58; 11. Temple, 52; 1990 Columbia Northwestern, 32; 23. UC San Diego, 31; 24. William & 12. MIT, 49; 13. Rutgers, 46; 14. Northwestern, 45; 15. 1991 Columbia Mary, 30; 25. Chicago, 28; 26. MIT, 25; 27. Cleveland (tie) Air Force and New York U., 43; 17. North Carolina, 1992 Yale St., 23; 28. Long Beach St., 17; 29. Vassar, 4. 35; 18. Brown, 33; 19. Harvard, 28; 20. Duke, 21; 21. 1993 Yale 1995: 1. Penn St., 440; 2. St. John’s (N.Y.), 413; 3. (tie) James Madison and Johns Hopkins, 14; 23. Boston 1994 Notre Dame Notre Dame, 370; 4. Yale, 324; 5. Princeton, 301; 6. College, 13; 24. Cal St. Fullerton, 12; 25. Cleveland St., MEN’S ÉPÉE Columbia-Barnard, 249; 7. Penn, 243; 8. New York U., 11; 26. Cornell, 9; 27. UC San Diego, 5; 28. (tie) 1990 Penn St. 214; 9. Rutgers, 212; 10. Stanford, 190; 11. Wayne St. Fairleigh Dickinson and Lawrence, 4. 1991 Columbia (Mich.), 171; 12. Ohio St., 151; 13. Brandeis, 146; 14. 2002: 1. Penn St., 195; 2. St. John’s (N.Y.), 190; 3. 1992 Columbia Air Force, 119; 15. Harvard, 108; 16. North Carolina, Notre Dame, 186; 4. Ohio St., 140; 5. Columbia- 1993 Columbia 95; 17. Cleveland St., 91; 18. Lawrence, 72; 19. Barnard, 96; 6. (tie) Stanford and Yale, 92; 8. Princeton, 1994 Princeton Northwestern, 70; 20. (tie) MIT and Wellesley, 65; 22. 81; 9. Penn, 68; 10. Rutgers, 60; 11. New York U., 58; MEN’S SABRE Long Beach St., 60; 23. UC San Diego, 53; 24. (tie) UC 12. (tie) Northwestern and Wayne St. (Mich.), 56; 14. 1990 Penn Santa Cruz and Detroit, 48; 26. Duke, 36; 27. Baruch, Temple, 45; 15. Air Force, 39; 16. Brown, 29; 17. MIT, 1991 Penn St. 26; 28. Chicago, 22; 29. William & Mary, 20; 30. 28; 18. Brandeis, 25; 19. UC San Diego, 23; 20. Duke, 1992 Penn St. Fairleigh Dickinson, 15; 31. Michigan St., 9; 32. Johns 22; 21. Johns Hopkins, 18; 22. Harvard, 14; 23. Cal St. 1993 Columbia Hopkins, 5; 33. (tie) Brown and Caltech, 3; 35. Fullerton, 13; 24. (tie) Cleveland St. and Drew, 8; 26. (tie) 1994 Yale Haverford, 2. Boston College and North Carolina, 7. WOMEN’S FOIL 1996: 1. Penn St., 1,500; 2. Notre Dame, 1,190; 3. St. 2003: 1. Notre Dame, 182; 2. Penn St., 179; 3. St. 1990 Wayne St. (Mich.) John’s (N.Y.), 1,130; 4. Princeton, 1,020; 5.