Women's foil at the 2015 World Fencing Championships

Women's foil
at the 2015 World Fencing Championships
Women's foil ; at the 2015 World Fencing Championships
Venue	Olympic Stadium
Location	Moscow, Russia
Dates	15–16 July
Medalists
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Last updated May 31, 2024

The Women's foil event of the 2015 World Fencing Championships was held on 16 July 2015. The qualification was held on 15 July 2015.

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Arianna Errigo	13

Inna Deriglazova	15
		Inna Deriglazova	15

		Aida Shanayeva	11
Aida Shanayeva	15

Nzingha Prescod	7

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

1	Arianna Errigo	15

64	Liu Yongshi	4
			1	Arianna Errigo	15

			32	Pauline Ranvier	10
33	Anissa Khelfaoui	12

32	Pauline Ranvier	15
						1	Arianna Errigo	15

						49	Sabrina Massialas	4
17	Carolin Golubytskyi	15

48	Leonie Ebert	6
			17	Carolin Golubytskyi	9

			49	Sabrina Massialas	15
49	Sabrina Massialas	8

16	Nicole Ross	7
									1	Arianna Errigo	15

									9	Larisa Korobeynikova	10
9	Larisa Korobeynikova	15

56	Po Heung Lin	8
			9	Larisa Korobeynikova	15

			24	Martyna Synoradzka	6
41	Kimberley Vanessa Cheung	10

24	Martyna Synoradzka	15
						9	Larisa Korobeynikova	15

						8	Martina Batini	9
25	Aida Mohamed	10

40	Gabriella Varga	15
			40	Gabriella Varga	10

			8	Martina Batini	15
57	Haruka Yanaoka	5

8	Martina Batini	15

Section 2

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

5	Inna Deriglazova	15

60	Flavia Mormandi	6
			5	Inna Deriglazova	15

			28	Magdalena Knop	12
37	Eleanor Harvey	14

28	Magdalena Knop	15
						5	Inna Deriglazova	15

						21	Hanna Łyczbińska	11
21	Hanna Łyczbińska	7

44	Natalia Sheppard	6
			21	Hanna Łyczbińska	13

			12	Yuliya Biryukova	12
53	Huo Xingxin	5

12	Yuliya Biryukova	15
									5	Inna Deriglazova	15

									4	Lee Kiefer	12
13	Le Huilin	15

52	Alexandra Senyuta	8
			13	Le Huilin	15

			45	Alely Hernandez	3
45	Alely Hernandez	15

20	Alanna Goldie	13
						13	Le Huilin	7

						4	Lee Kiefer	15
29	Lim Seung-min	15

36	Kitti Bitterova	12
			29	Lim Seung-min	11

			4	Lee Kiefer	15
61	Irem Karamete	6

4	Lee Kiefer	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

3	Inès Boubakri	15

62	Gong Yu	5
			3	Inès Boubakri	15

			30	Shannon Comerford	9
35	Anne Sauer	11

30	Shannon Comerford	15
						3	Inès Boubakri	13

						19	Aida Shanayeva	15
19	Aida Shanayeva

46	Sandra Bingenheimer
			19	Aida Shanayeva	15

			14	Kim Mi-na	9
51	Paula Silva	9

14	Kim Mi-na	15
									19	Aida Shanayeva	15

									22	Edina Knapek	12
11	Astrid Guyart	15

54	Kelleigh Ryan	4
			11	Astrid Guyart	9

			22	Edina Knapek	10
42	Melissa Rebolledo	8

22	Edina Knapek	15
						22	Edina Knapek	13

						6	Valentina Vezzali	7
27	Nam Hyun-hee	15

38	Kateryna Chentsova	6
			27	Nam Hyun-hee	1

			6	Valentina Vezzali	2
59	Maria Marino	4

6	Valentina Vezzali	15

Section 4

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

7	Jeon Hee-sook	13

58	Nataly Michel	11
			7	Jeon Hee-sook	14

			26	Anita Blaze	13
39	Wang Wenying	6

26	Anita Blaze	15
						7	Jeon Hee-sook	12

						10	Ysaora Thibus	15
23	Olivia Wohlgemuth	15

42	Alicia Ji Yeon Kwag	3
			23	Olivia Wohlgemuth	6

			10	Ysaora Thibus	15
55	Gabriela Cecchini	7

10	Ysaora Thibus	15
									10	Ysaora Thibus	14

									15	Nzingha Prescod	15
15	Nzingha Prescod	15

50	Anastasiya Moskovska	8
			15	Nzingha Prescod	15

			47	Saskia Loretta van Erven Garcia	9
47	Saskia Loretta van Erven Garcia	15

18	Mona Shaito	4
						15	Nzingha Prescod	15

						2	Elisa Di Francisca	14
31	Hiromi Kusano	15

34	Olha Leleiko	5
			31	Hiromi Kusano	5

			2	Elisa Di Francisca	15
63	Isis Gimenez	9

2	Elisa Di Francisca	14

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