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Buckeyes Earn CCFC Championship Individual Medals
2/25/2024 8:44:00 PM | Fencing
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Individual titles by Edriss Ndiaye and Dasha Myroniuk led the way for the Ohio State fencing program in the Central Collegiate Fencing Conference individual championships Sunday in French Field House. In all, the Buckeye men and women combined for 21 Top 8 finishes, with 12 reaching at least the semifinals.
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The Buckeye Women
Foil
Dasha Myroniuk defended her 2023 women's foil title, winning 15-7 in the final. The No. 1 seed, she notched 15-6 and 15-7 wins en route to the final bout. Buckeye freshman Raiyan Moradi also earned a spot in the tableau, falling to her teammate Myroniuk in the round of eight and placing eighth.
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1. Dasha Myroniuk
8. Raiyan Moradi-Bidhendi
9. Claire Teresa Galavotti
16. Anna Heiser
17. Mika Guillen
22. Sydney Brush
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Epee
Yeva Mazur, the defending champion, finished as the runner-up this year, suffering a 15-10 loss in the final. Karina Dyner, the No. 1 seed out of pools, reached the semifinals, where she fell to Mazur by one touch, 14-13. Catherine Zhou and Julia Semikin also earned a spot in the Top 8 tableau.
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2. Yeva Mazur
3t. Karina Dyner
7. Julia Semikin
8. Catherine Zhou
15. Kelly Feng
17. Lucy Whittemore
25. Catherine Popa
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Saber
Ele Perrier was the No. 4 seed and advanced to the semifinals, where she fell to the No. 1 seed, 15-12.
Freshman Arlow Wiggers qualified for the Top 8 in her first conference championship.
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3t. Ele Perrier
8. Arlow Wiggers
9. Maria Alexe
19. Hamsika Arnipalli
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The Buckeye Men
Foil
Ohio State took seven of eight spots in the tableau, with all four semifinalists. Edriss Ndiaye, the No. 1 seed, was the champion, as he defeated No. 2 seed Mitchell Huth in the final, 15-6. Ilya Ayupov and Diego Cervantes were the other semifinalists to finish tied for third. Solin Li placed fifth and Justin Vogler was sixth, while Samuel Freedman was eighth.
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1. Edriss Ndiaye
2. Mitchell Huth
3t. Ilya Ayupov
3t. Diego Cervantes
5. Solin Li
6. Justin Vogler
8. Samuel Freedman
9. Craig Upton
10. Isaac Ariza
17. Nathan Cheng
21. Advaith Prasanna
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Epee
Miles Weiss, who won the title last year, tied for third in men's epee, as he fell in the semifinals, 15-10.
Gabriel Feinberg, the top seed out of pools, placed fifth and Nowell Gibson was eighth.
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3t. Miles Weiss
5. Gabriel Feinberg
8. Nowell Gibson
9. Max Rodney
11. Clark Kokenge
14. Wesley Lee
16. Kinley Lavenstein
17. Ayush Shah
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Saber
The three Buckeye men who earned a spot in the Top 8 all advanced to the semifinals. Luca Fioretto, the No. 1 seed, finished as the runner-up, falling by one touch in the final. He won 15-3 in the first round and 15-9 in the semifinals. Hank Bauer and Avin Rai ended tied for third.
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2. Luca Fioretto
3t. Hank Bauer
3t. Avin Rai
9. Vincent Haney
14. Samuel Rightler
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NCAA Competition Up Next, with Championships in Columbus
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The Buckeye Women
Foil
Dasha Myroniuk defended her 2023 women's foil title, winning 15-7 in the final. The No. 1 seed, she notched 15-6 and 15-7 wins en route to the final bout. Buckeye freshman Raiyan Moradi also earned a spot in the tableau, falling to her teammate Myroniuk in the round of eight and placing eighth.
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1. Dasha Myroniuk
8. Raiyan Moradi-Bidhendi
9. Claire Teresa Galavotti
16. Anna Heiser
17. Mika Guillen
22. Sydney Brush
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Epee
Yeva Mazur, the defending champion, finished as the runner-up this year, suffering a 15-10 loss in the final. Karina Dyner, the No. 1 seed out of pools, reached the semifinals, where she fell to Mazur by one touch, 14-13. Catherine Zhou and Julia Semikin also earned a spot in the Top 8 tableau.
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2. Yeva Mazur
3t. Karina Dyner
7. Julia Semikin
8. Catherine Zhou
15. Kelly Feng
17. Lucy Whittemore
25. Catherine Popa
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Saber
Ele Perrier was the No. 4 seed and advanced to the semifinals, where she fell to the No. 1 seed, 15-12.
Freshman Arlow Wiggers qualified for the Top 8 in her first conference championship.
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3t. Ele Perrier
8. Arlow Wiggers
9. Maria Alexe
19. Hamsika Arnipalli
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The Buckeye Men
Foil
Ohio State took seven of eight spots in the tableau, with all four semifinalists. Edriss Ndiaye, the No. 1 seed, was the champion, as he defeated No. 2 seed Mitchell Huth in the final, 15-6. Ilya Ayupov and Diego Cervantes were the other semifinalists to finish tied for third. Solin Li placed fifth and Justin Vogler was sixth, while Samuel Freedman was eighth.
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1. Edriss Ndiaye
2. Mitchell Huth
3t. Ilya Ayupov
3t. Diego Cervantes
5. Solin Li
6. Justin Vogler
8. Samuel Freedman
9. Craig Upton
10. Isaac Ariza
17. Nathan Cheng
21. Advaith Prasanna
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Epee
Miles Weiss, who won the title last year, tied for third in men's epee, as he fell in the semifinals, 15-10.
Gabriel Feinberg, the top seed out of pools, placed fifth and Nowell Gibson was eighth.
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3t. Miles Weiss
5. Gabriel Feinberg
8. Nowell Gibson
9. Max Rodney
11. Clark Kokenge
14. Wesley Lee
16. Kinley Lavenstein
17. Ayush Shah
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Saber
The three Buckeye men who earned a spot in the Top 8 all advanced to the semifinals. Luca Fioretto, the No. 1 seed, finished as the runner-up, falling by one touch in the final. He won 15-3 in the first round and 15-9 in the semifinals. Hank Bauer and Avin Rai ended tied for third.
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2. Luca Fioretto
3t. Hank Bauer
3t. Avin Rai
9. Vincent Haney
14. Samuel Rightler
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NCAA Competition Up Next, with Championships in Columbus
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