Teams | 62 |
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Format | Single-elimination |
Finals site | Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
Champions | Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5th title) |
Runner-up | Ohio State Buckeyes (6th title game) |
Semifinalists | |
Winning coach | Gia Kvaratskhelia (1st title) |
MVP | Lee Kiefer, (Notre Dame) |
Attendance | 1,023 |
Television | ESPN3 |
The 2017 NCAA Fencing Championships took place from March 23 to March 26 in Indianapolis, Indiana at the Indiana Farmers Coliseum. The tournament went into its 28th consecutive NCAA Fencing Championships, and featured twenty-seven teams across all divisions.
Rank | Team | Points | Indicators |
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Notre Dame (H) | 186 | 274 | |
Ohio State | 161 | 217 | |
Columbia | 152 | 151 | |
4 | Princeton | 145 | 111 |
5 | Harvard | 124 | -12 |
6 | St. John's | 119 | 153 |
7 | Penn State | 118 | 12 |
8 | Penn | 107 | -68 |
9 | Duke | 82 | -105 |
10 | Stanford | 78 | -141 |
11 | New York University | 67 | -91 |
12 | Yale University | 63 | -208 |
13 | Wayne State University | 54 | 83 |
14 | U.C. San Diego | 28 | 15 |
15 | Cornell University | 25 | -50 |
16 | NJ Institute of Technology | 23 | -45 |
17 | Temple University | 20 | -23 |
18 | Boston College | 16 | -40 |
19 | Northwestern University | 16 | -55 |
20 | University of the Incarnate Word | 14 | -54 |
21 | Fairleigh Dickinson | 12 | 0 |
22 | U.S. Air Force Academy | 11 | -2 |
23 | Vassar College | 9 | -3 |
24 | UNC, Chapel Hill | 9 | -19 |
25 | M.I.T. | 7 | -15 |
26 | Brown University | 7 | -34 |
27 | University of Detroit Mercy | 3 | -51 |
Games | First | Second | Third |
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Women's saber details [2] | Francesca Russo Notre Dame (H) | Teodora Kakhiani Penn State | Maia Chamberlain Princeton |
Mathilda Taharo St. John's | |||
Women's foil details [2] | Lee Kiefer Notre Dame (H) | Alanna Goldie Ohio State | Margaret Lu Columbia |
Eleanor Harvey Ohio State | |||
Women's épée details [2] | Anna Van Brummen Princeton | Katharine Holmes Princeton | Amanda Sirico Notre Dame (H) |
Eugenia Falqui Ohio State | |||
Men's saber details [2] | Eli Dershwitz Harvard | Ziad Elsissy Wayne State | Fares Arfa Ohio State |
Ben Natanzon St. John's | |||
Men's foil details [2] | Andras Nemeth St. John's | Nolen Scruggs Columbia | Alexander Massialas Stanford |
Maximilien Chastanet Ohio State | |||
Men's épée details [2] | Cooper Schumacher St. John's | Justin Yoo Penn | Wesley Johnson Princeton |
Ariel Simmons Notre Dame (H) |
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