
Northwestern Claims Eighth at NCAA Championships
3/20/2005 12:00:00 AM | Women's Fencing
March 20, 2005
EVANSTON, Ill. - With top-12 finishes at foil, senior Julia Foldi (Budapest, Hungary/Szent Istavan Gimnazium) and sophomore Jessica Florendo (Forest Hills, N.Y./The Dwight School) each earned All-America honors Sunday, while guiding the Wildcats to an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Championships in Houston, Texas.
The All-America nod is the fourth of Foldi's career, making her Northwestern's first four-time All-American. She finished eighth in the foil for the second-consecutive year after nabbing 10th place her sophomore year.
Florendo finished 12th, improving upon her 13th-place finish last year when she was barely nudged out of All-American status.
At sabre, senior Lauren Dunn (Sacramento, Calif./Del Campo) took 15th and Mai Vu placed 16th.
Sophomore epeeist Courtney DuBois (Chatham, N.J./Oak Knoll) took 23rd.
More information on the Wildcats' performances in Houston will be provided as soon as it becomes available.
For complete coverage of the 2005 NCAA Fencing Championships, click here.
Women's Final Team Standings
1. Notre Dame - 103
2. St. John's University - 78
3. Columbia/Barnard - 75
4. Harvard - 69
5. Penn State - 68
6. Ohio State - 57
7. Pennsylvania - 53
8. Northwestern - 50