Harvard Fencing Sends Full Team of 12 Athletes to NCAA Championships in Columbus
Fencing Heads to Columbus For NCAA Fencing Championships as Harvard sends a full team of 12 student-athletes to compete, aiming for the second NCAA National Championship in program history. Key players include first-year Isabella Chin, junior Emily Vermeule, first-year Jessica Zi Jia Guo, and junior Lauren Scruggs.
The Big PictureHarvard stands out as one of two programs with a full team of 12 student-athletes at the 2024 NCAA Fencing Championships, alongside Notre Dame, with high hopes to secure the championship.
By the Numbers- Harvard is sending a full team of 12 student-athletes to the NCAA Fencing Championships.
- Three-time defending national champion Notre Dame is the only other school qualifying a full team of 12.
- Harvard fencing team competes in the NCAA Fencing Championships in Columbus from Mar. 21 to Mar. 24.
- Notre Dame is the main competitor with a full team of 12 athletes as well.
- The semifinals and finals will be live-streamed on ESPN+ on Mar. 22 and Mar. 24.
Harvard fencing's strong representation at the NCAA Championships signals a significant opportunity to secure a rare national title, facing tough competition from Notre Dame with both schools boasting full team entries.
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