04-07-2006, 11:54 AM
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#101 | | Senior Member
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| That didn't work out so well for the teacher at his old high school...
linky: http://news.bostonherald.com/localRe...ticleid=133792
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04-11-2006, 02:07 PM
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#102 | | Just Joined
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| individual results
I have found ample places showing the squad and team results, but no one has posted anything (or at least, I haven't found anything) regarding the individual results. BGSU had to leave quickly to get on our 13 hr drive and we were curious how the individuals finished. Could someone send me a link or something pertaining to where those results could be found? Thanks!
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04-11-2006, 04:36 PM
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#103 | | Senior Member
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| as far as i know, they haven't been posted yet....
the one failure of nationals this year...
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Noodle?
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04-11-2006, 04:45 PM
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#104 | | Moderator
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| Do people have an idea of a minimum number of grounded strips required? | |
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04-11-2006, 04:49 PM
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#105 | | gother than thou
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Originally Posted by MyrddinsPrecint as far as i know, they haven't been posted yet....
the one failure of nationals this year...
; )
Noodle? | Speaking of failures, how did people feel about our job as the hosts this year?
Was there ample space for the fencing, and for your belongings?
Did you have trouble finding a place to stay, or food while you were here?
Were member of our club generally helpful to any questions you may have had during your stay?
Criticisms will really help future schools keep in mind how better to do this job. | |
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04-11-2006, 05:09 PM
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#106 | | The Judge
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| they're available and were sent out, they were just late Code: 2006 USACFC Final Individual Results
Men's Sabre
1 Ben Blaweiss Florida
2 Kevin Shanahan UMass
3 Benjamin White UMass
4 Cartlandt Armstrong Army
5 Justin English Cornell
6 Meng Zhong Michigan
7 Eric Zellers Army
8 Ned Schneider Dartmouth
9 Lief Knag Michigan
10 Tyler Marcotte UNH
11 Matthew Casey UMass
12 Kevin Chien Cornell
Men's Epee
1 Joel Katz Navy
2 Michael Klinger Cornell
3 Chris Rogers Texas
4 Jay Gengelback Purdue
5 Michael Samhaber Arizona State
6 Patrick Moore Texas A&M
7 Paul Klatzman Maryland
8 Joe Landin Purdue
9 Andrew Harroun Michigan
10 Benn Brann Arizona State
11 Davidson Barr Northwestern
12 Jeff Ozane Northwestern
Men's Foil
1 Tommy Henning William and Mary
2 Daniel Tovrov Tufts
3 Jeff Agnew Army
4 Nathaniel Duvall Cornell
5 Nick Jew Texas
6 Michael Green Clemson
7 Charlie Shin Army
8 Longda Yin Cornell
9 Mikhail Genin Tufts
10 Josh Jacques Michigan
11 Dave Hughes Michigan
12 Tim O'Hara Army
Women's Sabre
1 Laura Brassard UMass
2 Ashley Riley UNH
3 Alex Oh Michigan State
4 Britney Denison Michigan State
5 Jing Zhao Michigan
6 Marina Danilevsky Chicago
7 Elizabeth Johnson Michigan
8 Gaby Matthews Smith
9 Sarah Hancha Michigan
10 Ashley Hatfield Smith
11 Angela Hatter Florida
12 Dani Hellman Army
Women's Epee
1 Christina Giblin Maryland
2 Natalie Vie Arizona State
3 Megan Remaly Michigan
4 Katherine Baldasty UMass
5 Michelle Yancey Virginia Tech
6 Becky Stotzer Michigan
7 Samantha Klein Indiana
8 Courtney Stokes Florida
9 Leili Slutz Indiana
10 Alaina Floyd Clemson
11 Jekaterina Sokolova UMass
12 Christina McLane Virginia Tech
Women's Foil
1 Emily Hannenberg Army
2 Kate Dusinberre UNH
3 Liz Dreeland Arizona State
4 Kelly Crandall Florida
5 Jenny Sutter Michigan
6 CJ Wyckoff Michigan State
7 Dorah Wakov Texas
8 Suji Kwon Smith
9 Brandi Moore Texas
10 Katie Zenger Clemson
11 Sophia Obamije Army
12 Gina Dumkrieger Arizona State | |
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04-11-2006, 05:12 PM
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#107 | | Senior Member
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| Wondering about next year or any other college fencing events for the rest of the year.
Can I just go individually and just show up and fence or does my school have to join and fill out boatloads of paperwork and such?
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04-11-2006, 05:15 PM
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#108 | | The Judge
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Originally Posted by ChrisBrasel Wondering about next year or any other college fencing events for the rest of the year.
Can I just go individually and just show up and fence or does my school have to join and fill out boatloads of paperwork and such? | entry is by team. you can, however, enter youself individually as a team, theoretically speaking. you would have to pay the full team's entry fee, though, which is probably a bit pricey for just one person
only two forms to send in, one membership, and one tournament entry. | |
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04-11-2006, 05:19 PM
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#109 | | Fencing Expert
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Originally Posted by KD5MDK Do people have an idea of a minimum number of grounded strips required? |
Yes.
-B
ps In case you were wondering, historically that number has been zero. More are, of course, useful.
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04-11-2006, 05:22 PM
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#110 | | Fencing Expert
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Originally Posted by noodle entry is by team. you can, however, enter youself individually as a team, theoretically speaking. you would have to pay the full team's entry fee, though, which is probably a bit pricey for just one person
only two forms to send in, one membership, and one tournament entry. | It has been suggested that starting with 2007 that the championships should include a requirement that all squads be full 3-person (plus sub(s)) squads. Personally I believe that this would require an admendment to the constitution (of which I don't have a copy, but I've been told it defines a squad as 1 or more person in a given weapon).
If that change is made then you would need at least 2 other people to form a "team."
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04-11-2006, 05:22 PM
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#111 | | Senior Member
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Originally Posted by ChrisBrasel Wondering about next year or any other college fencing events for the rest of the year.
Can I just go individually and just show up and fence or does my school have to join and fill out boatloads of paperwork and such? | There really aren't any left this year, except for the odd conference championship
However there are lots of different types of college events during the season. Some are team events (USACFC's, Dual Meets) others aren't (Temple Open).
If you are interested in doing college events next year you should start looking and planning now. Having a team always helps | |
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04-11-2006, 05:30 PM
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#112 | | Senior Member
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| ha! Who needs a team? Just kidding. Fencing at my school isn't strong at all, so there isn't anyone I would be willing to be on a team with yet. Anyone need a lone epee fencer at a fencing school? Will dance for lessons.
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04-11-2006, 05:53 PM
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#113 | | The Judge
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Originally Posted by ChrisBrasel ha! Who needs a team? Just kidding. Fencing at my school isn't strong at all, so there isn't anyone I would be willing to be on a team with yet. Anyone need a lone epee fencer at a fencing school? Will dance for lessons. | transfer to clemson. i'm graduating. | |
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04-11-2006, 07:56 PM
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#114 | | Senior Member
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Originally Posted by ChrisBrasel ha! Who needs a team? Just kidding. Fencing at my school isn't strong at all, so there isn't anyone I would be willing to be on a team with yet. Anyone need a lone epee fencer at a fencing school? Will dance for lessons. | You could come to Brevard College. We need more fencers, and we won't even make you dance!
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04-11-2006, 08:41 PM
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#115 | | Senior Member
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| YAY I wasn't DFL!!! Quote: |
Originally Posted by oiuyt It has been suggested that starting with 2007 that the championships should include a requirement that all squads be full 3-person (plus sub(s)) squads. Personally I believe that this would require an admendment to the constitution (of which I don't have a copy, but I've been told it defines a squad as 1 or more person in a given weapon).
If that change is made then you would need at least 2 other people to form a "team."
-B | the version that is contained in the Almighty Vice Presidential Binder (it's not dated, but it's in the 2004-2005 season area) very clearly defines:
Squad- One of the three weapon (foil, saber or epee) groupings in one gender (e.g. women's foil squad) composed of one or more fencers of the specific gender form a specific school.
Team- The grouping of one, two or three of the gender specific squads (eg. men's team or women's team) from a specific school.
so, yes, it would appear that it would need to be changed.
edit: this might be useful-- "In order to amend this document a written proposal must be submitted to the president of the USACFC. The president must distribute the proposal to all member clubs. Thirty days (30) following the distribution a vote is to be taken. At least 75% of the eligible member teams (not actual votes) is required for passage of any amendment."
This is somewhat confusing as it seems to define team as men's or women's, and further indicated that each team gets a vote, and thus they could, in fact use actual votes. instead of "eligible member teams", do they really mean "eligible member clubs" where club is defined as "the entire body of athletes and representatives representing their particular school"??
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04-11-2006, 08:46 PM
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#116 | | Fencing Expert
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Originally Posted by MyrddinsPrecint the version that is contained in the Almighty Vice Presidential Binder (it's not dated, but it's in the 2004-2005 season area) very clearly defines: | I now have a copy of the constitution (thanks Wafath!). There was one mailed to all club reps earlier this season (despite being an officer of the organization I am not on this list as I do not represent my school in voting terms).
Looks like the admendment process is considerably easier than I had feared/heard. 3/4 of the member schools (not voting schools, which would make it MUCH easier) need to approve admendments. Voting need not take place at the annual meeting.
Does look like that process would have to take place to make the change that Bruce has been talking about of requiring 3+-person squads.
-B
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