Women's sabre at the 2018 World Fencing Championships

Women's sabre
at the 2018 World Fencing Championships
Women's sabre ; at the 2018 World Fencing Championships
Venue	Wuxi Sports Center Indoor Stadium
Location	Wuxi, China
Dates	21 July (qualification); 24 July
Competitors	101 from 38 nations
Medalists
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Last updated December 21, 2024

The Women's sabre event of the 2018 World Fencing Championships was held on 24 July 2018. The qualification was held on 21 July 2018.^[1]

Draw

Finals

Semifinals		Final



Sofia Pozdniakova	15

Anne-Elizabeth Stone	6
		Sofia Pozdniakova	15

		Sofya Velikaya	13
Yana Egorian	14

Sofya Velikaya	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Olha Kharlan	15

Marissa Ponich	7
		Olha Kharlan	13

		Shao Yaqi	15
Darya Andreyeva	14

Shao Yaqi	15
				Shao Yaqi	15

				Martina Criscio	13
Norika Tamura	15

María Belén Pérez Maurice	9
		Norika Tamura	13

		Martina Criscio	15
Julika Funke	13

Martina Criscio	15
						Shao Yaqi	12

						Sofia Pozdniakova	15
Irene Vecchi	15

Yuliya Bakastova	7
		Irene Vecchi	15

		Alina Komashchuk	12
Lam Hin Wai	7

Alina Komashchuk	15
				Irene Vecchi	12

				Sofia Pozdniakova	15
Lau Ywen	3

Sofia Pozdniakova	15
		Sofia Pozdniakova	15

		Dagmara Wozniak	10
Chloe Fox-Gitomer	8

Dagmara Wozniak	15

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Rossella Gregorio	11

Chang Karen Ngai Hing	15
		Chang Karen Ngai Hing	12

		Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15
Renáta Katona	6

Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15
				Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15

				Svetlana Sheveleva	13
Natalia Botello	10

Svetlana Sheveleva	15
		Svetlana Sheveleva	15

		Anna Limbach	8
Ma Yingjia	14

Anna Limbach	15
						Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15

						Theodora Goudoura	14
Shihomi Fukushima	11

Theodora Goudoura	15
		Theodora Goudoura	15

		Małgorzata Kozaczuk	10
Yoon Ji-su	14

Małgorzata Kozaczuk	15
				Theodora Goudoura	15

				Anna Márton	12
Araceli Nvarro	13

Lucía Martín-Portugués	15
		Lucía Martín-Portugués	13

		Anna Márton	15
Faezeh Rafiei	13

Anna Márton	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Bianca Pascu	15

Gabriella Page	12
		Bianca Pascu	15

		Yoana Ilieva	5
Sandra Marcos	9

Yoana Ilieva	15
				Bianca Pascu	14

				Qian Jiarui	15
Qian Jiarui	15

Hwang Seo-na	10
		Qian Jiarui	15

		Charlotte Lembach	11
C. A. Bhavani Devi	6

Charlotte Lembach	15
						Qian Jiarui	12

						Yana Egorian	15
Yana Egorian	15

Nada Hafez	6
		Yana Egorian	15

		Yang Hengyu	14
Lika Jijieishvili	10

Yang Hengyu	15
				Yana Egorian	15

				Iryna Shchukla	14
Choi Soo-yeon	15

Shia Rodríguez	10
		Choi Soo-yeon	14

		Iryna Shchukla	15
Iryna Shchukla	15

Kim Ji-yeon	12

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Manon Brunet	12

Risa Takashima	15
		Risa Takashima	10

		Aleksandra Shelton	15
Loreta Gulotta	13

Aleksandra Shelton	15
				Aleksandra Shelton	7

				Sofya Velikaya	15
Monica Aksamit	6

Chika Aoki	15
		Chika Aoki	13

		Sofya Velikaya	15
Diah Permatasari	6

Sofya Velikaya	15
						Sofya Velikaya	15

						Cécilia Berder	13
Liza Pusztai	15

Au Sin Ying	14
		Liza Pusztai	13

		Despina Georgiadou	15
Kiana Bagherzadeh	9

Despina Georgiadou	15
				Despina Georgiadou	14

				Cécilia Berder	15
Angelika Wątor	11

Laia Vila	15
		Laia Vila	13

		Cécilia Berder	15
Marta Puda	12

Cécilia Berder	15

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2018 World Fencing Championships

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