Wayne State University men's fencer Eyad Marouf from Alexandria, Egypt, secured a tied-for-third finish at the 2024 NCAA Fencing Championships in Columbus, Ohio, becoming the first First Team All-American for WSU since 2019.

The Big Picture

Marouf's exceptional performance marks a significant achievement for WSU in NCAA fencing and underscores the university's continued presence in the national championships.

By the Numbers
  • Marouf's final record: 17-6, with a +31 touch differential (97-66)
  • WSU ranked 18th out of 27 institutions, with 27 victories split between Marouf (17) and Ludovica Mancini (10)
State of Play
  • Marouf's achievement reflects WSU's ongoing participation in the NCAA Fencing Championships since 1947
  • Harvard emerged as the team champion with 169 bout wins, followed by Notre Dame with 161
What's Next

Marouf's success sets a strong foundation for future participation and success in NCAA fencing competitions for Wayne State University.

Bottom Line

Eyad Marouf's outstanding performance not only secures his place as a First Team All-American but also highlights Wayne State University's enduring legacy in NCAA fencing, paving the way for continued success in future competitions.