Women's sabre at the 2014 World Fencing Championships

Last updated May 31, 2024

The women's sabre event of the 2014 World Fencing Championships was held on 18 July 2014. A qualification was held on 15 July.

Medalists

Gold	Olha Kharlan (UKR)
Silver	Mariel Zagunis (USA)
Bronze	Yana Egorian (RUS)
Bronze	Yekaterina Dyachenko (RUS)

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Mariel Zagunis	15

Yana Egorian	12
		Mariel Zagunis	12

		Olha Kharlan	15
Yekaterina Dyachenko	7

Olha Kharlan	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

1	Mariel Zagunis	15

64	Lam Hin Wai	4
			1	Mariel Zagunis	15

			33	Kata Várhelyi	7
33	Kata Várhelyi	15

32	Bhavani Chadalavada	4
						1	Mariel Zagunis	15

						16	Cécilia Berder	12
17	Yu Xinting	15

48	Sevinj Bunyatova	11
			17	Yu Xinting	13

			16	Cécilia Berder	15
49	Marta Puda	7

16	Cécilia Berder	15
									1	Mariel Zagunis	15

									9	Aleksandra Socha	11
9	Aleksandra Socha	15

56	Úrsula González	8
			9	Aleksandra Socha	15

			41	Dina Galiakbarova	10
41	Dina Galiakbarova	15

24	Olha Zhovnir	11
						9	Aleksandra Socha	15

						8	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	11
25	Laia Vila	11

40	Rossy Félix	15
			40	Rossy Félix	10

			8	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15
57	Sabina Mikina	12

8	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15

Section 2

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

5	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

60	Marissa Ponich	7
			5	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

			28	Au Sin Ying	6
37	Alejandra Benítez	13

28	Au Sin Ying	15
						5	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

						53	Ilaria Bianco	10
21	Yuliya Zhivitsa	13

44	Eileen Grench	15
			44	Eileen Grench	12

			53	Ilaria Bianco	15
53	Ilaria Bianco	15

12	Shen Chen	8
									5	Vassiliki Vougiouka	14

									45	Yana Egorian	15
13	Rossella Gregorio	9

52	Anna Limbach	15
			52	Anna Limbach	9

			45	Yana Egorian	15
45	Yana Egorian	15

20	Manon Brunet	8
						45	Yana Egorian	15

						36	Mika Kikuchi	4
29	Teodora Kakhiani	13

36	Mika Kikuchi	15
			36	Mika Kikuchi	15

			61	Lucrezia Sinigaglia	13
61	Lucrezia Sinigaglia	15

4	Kim Ji-yeon	14

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

3	Yekaterina Dyachenko	15

62	Zhang Xueqian	10
			3	Yekaterina Dyachenko	15

			35	Nora Garam	7
35	Nora Garam	15

30	Olena Voronina	8
						3	Yekaterina Dyachenko	15

						19	Anna Márton	14
19	Anna Márton	15

46	Diah Permatasari	5
			19	Anna Márton	15

			51	Chang Karen Ngai Hing	6
51	Chang Karen Ngai Hing	15

14	Ibtihaj Muhammad	7
									3	Yekaterina Dyachenko	15

									6	Dagmara Wozniak	13
11	Charlotte Lembach	15

54	Bogna Jóźwiak	10
			11	Charlotte Lembach	13

			22	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	15
43	Amira Ben Chaabane	8

22	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	15
						22	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	9

						6	Dagmara Wozniak	15
27	Stefanie Kubissa	15

38	Gabriella Page	9
			27	Stefanie Kubissa	5

			6	Dagmara Wozniak	15
59	Li Fei	8

6	Dagmara Wozniak	15

Section 4

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

7	Irene Vecchi	15

58	Maho Hamada	5
			7	Irene Vecchi	15

			39	Hwang Seo-na	14
39	Hwang Seo-na	15

26	Anna Várhelyi	12
						7	Irene Vecchi	13

						42	Sofiya Velikaya	15
23	Olena Kravatska	11

42	Sofiya Velikaya	15
			42	Sofiya Velikaya	15

			15	Lee Ra-jin	12
55	Heyddys Valentin	11

10	Lee Ra-jin	15
									42	Sofiya Velikaya	9

									2	Olha Kharlan	15
15	Azza Besbes	15

50	Aibike Khabibullina	12
			15	Azza Besbes	15

			47	Paola Pliego	8
47	Paola Pliego	15

18	Araceli Navarro	9
						15	Azza Besbes	7

						2	Olha Kharlan	15
31	Yoon Ji-su	15

34	Tamara Pochekutova	10
			31	Yoon Ji-su	10

			2	Olha Kharlan	15
63	Mami Itoh	9

2	Olha Kharlan	15

Final classification

Rank	Athlete	Nation
	Olha Kharlan	Ukraine
	Mariel Zagunis	United States
	Yekaterina Dyachenko	Russia
	Yana Egorian	Russia
5	Vassiliki Vougiouka	Greece
6	Dagmara Wozniak	United States
7	Aleksandra Socha	Poland
8	Sofiya Velikaya	Russia
9	Irene Vecchi	Italy
10	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	United States
11	Azza Besbes	Tunisia
12	Cécilia Berder	France
13	Anna Márton	Hungary
14	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	Poland
15	Kikuchi Mika	Japan
16	Ilaria Bianco	Italy
17	Lee Ra-jin	South Korea
18	Charlotte Lembach	France
19	Yu Xinting	China
20	Stefanie Kubissa	Germany
21	Au Sin Ying	Hong Kong
22	Yoon Ji-su	South Korea
23	Kata Várhelyi	Hungary
24	Nora Garam	Hungary
25	Hwang Seona	South Korea
26	Rossy Félix	Dominican Republic
27	Dina Galiakbarova	Russia
28	Eileen Grench	Panama
29	Paola Pliego	Mexico
30	Chang Karen Ngai Hing	Hong Kong
31	Anna Limbach	Germany
32	Lucrezia Sinigaglia	Italy
33	Kim Ji-yeon	South Korea
34	Shen Chen	China
35	Ibtihaj Muhammad	United States
36	Rossella Gregorio	Italy
37	Araceli Navarro	Spain
38	Manon Brunet	France
39	Yuliya Zhivitsa	Kazakhstan
40	Olena Kravatska	Ukraine
41	Olga Zhovnir	Ukraine
42	Laia Vila	Spain
43	Anna Várhelyi	Hungary
44	Teodora Kakhiani	Georgia
45	Olena Voronina	Ukraine
46	Bhavani Devi Chadalavada Anandha Sundhararaman	India
47	Tamara Pochekutova	Kazakhstan
48	Alejandra Benítez	Venezuela
49	Gabriella Page	Canada
50	Amira Ben Chaabane	Tunisia
51	Diah Permatasari	Indonesia
52	Sevinj Bunyatova	Azerbaijan
53	Marta Puda	Poland
54	Aibike Khabibullina	Kazakhstan
55	Bogna Jóźwiak	Poland
56	Heyddys Valentin	Dominican Republic
57	Úrsula González	Mexico
58	Sabina Mikina	Azerbaijan
59	Hamada Maho	Japan
60	Li Fei	China
61	Marissa Ponich	Canada
62	Xueqian Zhang	China
63	Itoh Mami	Japan
64	Lam Hin Wai	Hong Kong

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