Women's sabre at the 2019 World Fencing Championships

Women's sabre
at the 2019 World Fencing Championships
Women's sabre ; at the 2019 World Fencing Championships
Venue	SYMA Sports and Conference Centre
Location	Budapest, Hungary
Dates	17–20 July
Medalists
	← 2018 2022 →

Last updated May 31, 2024

The Women's sabre competition at the 2019 World Fencing Championships was held on 20 July 2019. The qualification was held on 17 July.^[1]

Draw

Finals

Semifinals		Final



Sofya Velikaya	15

Theodora Gkountoura	11
		Sofya Velikaya	14

		Olha Kharlan	15
Bianca Pascu	5

Olha Kharlan	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Sofya Velikaya	15

Chika Aoki	10
		Sofya Velikaya	15

		Chan Yin Fei	13
Chan Yin Fei	15

Júlia Mikulik	13
				Sofya Velikaya	15

				Araceli Navarro	9
Leidis Veranes	15

Natalia Botello	12
		Leidis Veranes	14

		Araceli Navarro	15
Caitlin Maxwell	8

Araceli Navarro	15
						Sofya Velikaya	15

						Anna Márton	7
Qian Jiarui	15

Lam Hin Wai	7
		Qian Jiarui	10

		Rossella Gregorio	15
Valeriya Bolshakova	10

Rossella Gregorio	15
				Rossella Gregorio	8

				Anna Márton	15
Andreea Lupu	4

Fatma Köse	15
		Fatma Köse	4

		Anna Márton	15
Małgorzata Kozaczuk	12

Anna Márton	15

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Cécilia Berder	15

Celia Pérez	10
		Cécilia Berder	15

		Anna Limbach	14
Yoon Ji-su	11

Anna Limbach	15
				Cécilia Berder	15

				Anna Bashta	11
Anna Bashta	15

Lea Krüger	10
		Anna Bashta	15

		Irene Vecchi	7
Milagros Pastran	10

Irene Vecchi	15
						Cécilia Berder	13

						Theodora Gkountoura	15
Theodora Gkountoura	15

Jornellys Velásquez	12
		Theodora Gkountoura	15

		Martina Criscio	14
Yoana Ilieva	12

Martina Criscio	15
				Theodora Gkountoura	15

				Manon Brunet	6
Renáta Katona	15

Au Sin Ying	12
		Renáta Katona	10

		Manon Brunet	15
Deniz Ünlüdağ	12

Manon Brunet	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Sofia Pozdniakova	9

Gabriella Page	15
		Gabriella Page	14

		C. A. Bhavani Devi	15
C. A. Bhavani Devi	15

Azza Besbes	10
				C. A. Bhavani Devi	14

				Bianca Pascu	15
Olga Nikitina	15

Caroline Queroli	13
		Olga Nikitina	7

		Bianca Pascu	15
Bianca Pascu	15

Yana Egorian	13
						Bianca Pascu	15

						Anne-Elizabeth Stone	13
Liza Pusztai	15

Alejandra Benítez	12
		Liza Pusztai	12

		Mariel Zagunis	15
Iryna Shchukla	9

Mariel Zagunis	15
				Mariel Zagunis	14

				Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15
Charlotte Lembach	15

Julika Funke	8
		Charlotte Lembach	10

		Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15
Aleksandra Shelton	9

Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Kim Ji-yeon	15

Lucía Martín-Portugués	13
		Kim Ji-yeon	14

		Alina Komashchuk	15
Sylwia Matuszak	10

Alina Komashchuk	15
				Alina Komashchuk	15

				Shao Yaqi	14
Palina Kaspiarovich	5

Teodora Kakhiani	15
		Teodora Kakhiani	12

		Shao Yaqi	15
Sabina Karimova	6

Shao Yaqi	15
						Alina Komashchuk	14

						Olha Kharlan	15
Choi Soo-yeon	15

Norika Tamura	9
		Choi Soo-yeon	DNF

		Laia Vila
Laia Vila	15

Despina Georgiadou	14
				Choi Soo-yeon	12

				Olha Kharlan	15
Jia Xiaoye	12

Lika Jijieishvili	15
		Lika Jijieishvili	9

		Olha Kharlan	15
Phùng Thị Khánh Linh	2

Olha Kharlan	15

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[1] Schedule

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2019 World Fencing Championships

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