| Yeah, I saw that MS had the same conflict. I pointed it out in a courteous e-mail to the USFA, because I know there are a number of veterans who do the Division I-A in the MS as well.
I don't want to skip Sectionals. It's usually quite a good competition and worth the trip--I don't get much competition with other women. We had five last weekend for our sectional qualifier, and that was all the women sabre fencers in the division, but it included one utter novice and a woman who really fences foil and wanted to add another event for Nationals. But if I go to sectionals that probably means someone else doesn't get to do the I-A, assuming I qualify (I always have before, but heaven knows that's not always the case).
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No, that would have been interesting if gruesome. That was the year the third-place bout was fenced playing rock-paper-scissors, with both fencers hooked up, because they were ready to collapse with heat exhaustion. Sarah Walsh won on strategy. 
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