EWFC Championships Wrapup

The seven-team Eastern Women's Fencing Conference (EWFC) recently held its team and individual championship events, with Johns Hopkins squeaking out the team title while two JHU fencers (foilist Marion Trumbull and epeeist Lauren Chinn) won EWFC individual titles (as did Hunter sabreist Stella Shilfin). More team weapon scores will be added to these results (as available) and an EWFC overview release (with more individual and bout details) also will be posted on the CF360, time permitting.


EASTERN WOMEN'S FENCING CONFERENCE

Individual Championships  (Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010 ... at Steven Tech)


Women's Foil

16-1 – Marion Trumball  (Johns Hopkins)

14-3 – Jessica Wang  (CCNY)

13-4 – Danielle Bisson  (Stevens Tech) 

13-4 – Colleen Stone  (Johns Hopkins)

13-4 – Alexandra Lyons  (Stevens Tech)

12-5 – Karyn Czapnik  (CCNY)


Women's Epee

15-1 – Lauren Chinn  (Johns Hopkins) 

15-1 – Emma Buckingham  (Haverford) 

14-2 – Briana Nieradka  (Stevens Tech) 

13-3 – Katie Galpin  (Drew)

11-5 – Allison Walters  (Drew) 

10-6 – Elizabeth Penn  (Yeshiva)


Women's Sabre

14-3 – Stella Shifrin  (Hunter)

14-3 – Alicia Rapp  (Drew) 

13-4 – Mary Vitale  (Johns Hopkins) 

13-4 – Nicole Schirmer  (Hunter) 

13-4 – Juliet Turalski  (Stevens Tech) 

13-4 –  Krista Sticco  (Stevens Tech) 

12-5 – Francesca Behling  (Haverford) 

10-7 – Alejandra Chacon  (Haverford)

Notes: Buckingham had defeated Chinn in the epee round-robin (5-4), but Chinn won the fence-off rematch that decided the EWFC champion ... similarly in sabre, Rapp defeated Shifrin in the round-robin (5-4) but Shifrin then won the fenceoff to determine the conference champion ... Buckingham's only loss in the round-robin came vs. eventual third-place finisher Briana Neradka of Stevens Tech.


EASTERN WOMEN'S FENCING CONFERENCE

Team Championships  (Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010 ... at Hunter College Sportsplex)


Johns Hopkins  (6-0 ... 96-66)
Johns Hopkins def. Stevens Tech, 14-13  
Johns Hopkins def. Haverford, 14-13 
Johns Hopkins def. Drew, 18-9 
Johns Hopkins def. CCNY, 14-13 
Johns Hopkins def. Hunter, 19-8 
Johns Hopkins def. Yeshiva, 17-10  

Stevens Tech  (5-1 ... 109-53)
Stevens Tech def. Haverford, 15-12 
Stevens Tech def. Drew, 17-10 
Stevens Tech def. CCNY, 16-11 
Stevens Tech def. Hunter, 22-5 
Stevens Tech def. Yeshiva, 26-1 

Haverford  (4-2 ... 76-32 ... WF 29-7 ... WE 22-1 ... WS 24-12)
Haverford def. Drew, 19-8  (WF 9-0 ... WE 4-5 ... WS 5-4)
Haverford def. CCNY, 19-8  (WF 5-4 ... WE 7-2 ... WS 7-2)
Haverford def. Hunter, 20-7  (WF 8-1 ... WE 5-4 ... WS 7-2)
Haverford def. Yeshiva, 18-9  (WF 7-2 ... WE 6-3 ... WS 5-4)

Drew  (3-3 ... 71-91)
Drew def. CCNY, 15-12 
Drew def. Hunter, 14-13 
Drew def. Yeshiva, 15-12

City College of New York  (2-4 ... 81-83)
CCNY def. Hunter, 16-11 
CCNY def. Yeshiva, 19-8

Hunter  (1-5 ... 63-99)
Hunter def. Yeshiva, 19-8

Yeshiva (0-6 ... 48-114)

Notes: Stevens Tech actually won 13 more total bouts than John Hopkins (109-96), but the Bluejays narrowly won the head-to-head battle with the Ducks (one of three 14-13 wins for JHU) ... 5th-place CCNY similarly won 10 more bouts than 4th-place Drew (81-71), but Drew took the head-to-head matchup (15-12).

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