National Collegiate Club Fencing Championships Results

[Brad Baker]

Here're partial results from the National Collegiate Club Fencing
Championships held at the University of Florida last weekend (April
5th-6th). Next year's competition will be held at UNH.

TEAMS PARTICIPATING:
University of Michigan
University of Texas
University of Maryland
Michigan State University
Texas A & M University
University of Massachusetts
Purdue University
University of South Carolina
University of New Hampshire
University of Wisconsin
Clemson University
United States Military Academy
Northwestern University
Virginia Tech University
Smith College
University of Florida
University of Virginia
Wesleyan College

OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
wins each)
United States Military Academy – Army (3rd Place, 89 wins)
University of Florida (4th Place, 88 wins)

OVERALL WINNERS, WOMEN:
University of Florida (71 wins)
University of Massachusetts – 2nd Place (69 wins)
University of New Hampshire – 3rd Place (68 wins)

OVERALL WINNERS, 6-Weapon:
University of Massachusetts (1st Place, 164 wins)
Universtity of Florida (2nd Place, 159 wins)
United States Military Academy - Army (3rd Place, 150 wins)

FINAL STANDINGS
MF:
UMass (37)
Clemson (32)
Florida (31)
Army (31)
ME:
Northwestern (36)
UMass (30)
Army (30)
Florida (29)
MS:
Northwestern (31)
Florida (28)
UMass (28)
Army (28)
WF:
UNH (33)
Florida (30)
Virginia (27)
WE:
UMass (24)
Florida (23)
UNH (18)
WS:
Smith (31)
Army (30)
Michigan (21)

-B

[Harold Buck]

In article <a928c17.0304111011.1c335064@posting.google.com> ,
brad@sandboxscribe.com (Brad Baker) wrote:

> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> wins each)


What, no tiebreaker?

--Harold Buck


"I used to rock and roll all night,
and party every day.
Then it was every other day. . . ."
-Homer J. Simpson

[Harold Buck]

In article <a928c17.0304111011.1c335064@posting.google.com> ,
brad@sandboxscribe.com (Brad Baker) wrote:

> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> wins each)


What, no tiebreaker?

--Harold Buck


"I used to rock and roll all night,
and party every day.
Then it was every other day. . . ."
-Homer J. Simpson

[Fencerbill]

In article <no_one_knows-5A92E8.13511611042003@netnews.attbi.com>, Harold Buck
<no_one_knows@attbi.com> writes:

>> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
>> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
>> wins each)
>
>
>What, no tiebreaker?

They don't go to tiebreakers for the Intercollegiate Fencing/ECAC Championships
and I don't believe they do for the NCAA's either.

Bill Hall

[Fencerbill]

In article <no_one_knows-5A92E8.13511611042003@netnews.attbi.com>, Harold Buck
<no_one_knows@attbi.com> writes:

>> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
>> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
>> wins each)
>
>
>What, no tiebreaker?

They don't go to tiebreakers for the Intercollegiate Fencing/ECAC Championships
and I don't believe they do for the NCAA's either.

Bill Hall

[Paolo Damiani]

There goes Brad, subtly blowing his own horn. That's quite an
accomplishment, coach!!!! So when are you going to join NCAA Div. I?

Congrats, Brad, to you and the entire UMass team.

Paolo

--
-)-------

"He is a man of splendid abilities but utterly corrupt. He shines and stinks
like rotten mackerel by moonlight."


"Brad Baker" <brad@sandboxscribe.com> wrote in message
news:a928c17.0304111011.1c335064@posting.google.co m...
> Here're partial results from the National Collegiate Club Fencing
> Championships held at the University of Florida last weekend (April
> 5th-6th). Next year's competition will be held at UNH.
>
> TEAMS PARTICIPATING:
> University of Michigan
> University of Texas
> University of Maryland
> Michigan State University
> Texas A & M University
> University of Massachusetts
> Purdue University
> University of South Carolina
> University of New Hampshire
> University of Wisconsin
> Clemson University
> United States Military Academy
> Northwestern University
> Virginia Tech University
> Smith College
> University of Florida
> University of Virginia
> Wesleyan College
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> wins each)
> United States Military Academy - Army (3rd Place, 89 wins)
> University of Florida (4th Place, 88 wins)
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, WOMEN:
> University of Florida (71 wins)
> University of Massachusetts - 2nd Place (69 wins)
> University of New Hampshire - 3rd Place (68 wins)
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, 6-Weapon:
> University of Massachusetts (1st Place, 164 wins)
> Universtity of Florida (2nd Place, 159 wins)
> United States Military Academy - Army (3rd Place, 150 wins)
>
> FINAL STANDINGS
> MF:
> UMass (37)
> Clemson (32)
> Florida (31)
> Army (31)
> ME:
> Northwestern (36)
> UMass (30)
> Army (30)
> Florida (29)
> MS:
> Northwestern (31)
> Florida (28)
> UMass (28)
> Army (28)
> WF:
> UNH (33)
> Florida (30)
> Virginia (27)
> WE:
> UMass (24)
> Florida (23)
> UNH (18)
> WS:
> Smith (31)
> Army (30)
> Michigan (21)
>
> -B

[Paolo Damiani]

There goes Brad, subtly blowing his own horn. That's quite an
accomplishment, coach!!!! So when are you going to join NCAA Div. I?

Congrats, Brad, to you and the entire UMass team.

Paolo

--
-)-------

"He is a man of splendid abilities but utterly corrupt. He shines and stinks
like rotten mackerel by moonlight."


"Brad Baker" <brad@sandboxscribe.com> wrote in message
news:a928c17.0304111011.1c335064@posting.google.co m...
> Here're partial results from the National Collegiate Club Fencing
> Championships held at the University of Florida last weekend (April
> 5th-6th). Next year's competition will be held at UNH.
>
> TEAMS PARTICIPATING:
> University of Michigan
> University of Texas
> University of Maryland
> Michigan State University
> Texas A & M University
> University of Massachusetts
> Purdue University
> University of South Carolina
> University of New Hampshire
> University of Wisconsin
> Clemson University
> United States Military Academy
> Northwestern University
> Virginia Tech University
> Smith College
> University of Florida
> University of Virginia
> Wesleyan College
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> wins each)
> United States Military Academy - Army (3rd Place, 89 wins)
> University of Florida (4th Place, 88 wins)
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, WOMEN:
> University of Florida (71 wins)
> University of Massachusetts - 2nd Place (69 wins)
> University of New Hampshire - 3rd Place (68 wins)
>
> OVERALL WINNERS, 6-Weapon:
> University of Massachusetts (1st Place, 164 wins)
> Universtity of Florida (2nd Place, 159 wins)
> United States Military Academy - Army (3rd Place, 150 wins)
>
> FINAL STANDINGS
> MF:
> UMass (37)
> Clemson (32)
> Florida (31)
> Army (31)
> ME:
> Northwestern (36)
> UMass (30)
> Army (30)
> Florida (29)
> MS:
> Northwestern (31)
> Florida (28)
> UMass (28)
> Army (28)
> WF:
> UNH (33)
> Florida (30)
> Virginia (27)
> WE:
> UMass (24)
> Florida (23)
> UNH (18)
> WS:
> Smith (31)
> Army (30)
> Michigan (21)
>
> -B

[Brad Baker]

fencerbill@aol.com (Fencerbill) wrote in message news:<20030411180406.04143.00000048@mb-fb.aol.com>...
> In article <no_one_knows-5A92E8.13511611042003@netnews.attbi.com>, Harold Buck
> <no_one_knows@attbi.com> writes:
>
> >> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> >> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> >> wins each)
> >
> >
> >What, no tiebreaker?
>
> They don't go to tiebreakers for the Intercollegiate Fencing/ECAC Championships
> and I don't believe they do for the NCAA's either.
>
> Bill Hall

There will likely be a tie-breaking method in place for next year.
The proposed format is having the tied teams each pick 1 fencer per
weapon (likely the A-strip, but that won't be required). Each weapon
is fenced simultaneously, the result of the three bouts determines the
winner.

-B

[Brad Baker]

fencerbill@aol.com (Fencerbill) wrote in message news:<20030411180406.04143.00000048@mb-fb.aol.com>...
> In article <no_one_knows-5A92E8.13511611042003@netnews.attbi.com>, Harold Buck
> <no_one_knows@attbi.com> writes:
>
> >> OVERALL WINNERS, MEN:
> >> Northwestern University/University of Massachusetts (Co-Champions, 95
> >> wins each)
> >
> >
> >What, no tiebreaker?
>
> They don't go to tiebreakers for the Intercollegiate Fencing/ECAC Championships
> and I don't believe they do for the NCAA's either.
>
> Bill Hall

There will likely be a tie-breaking method in place for next year.
The proposed format is having the tied teams each pick 1 fencer per
weapon (likely the A-strip, but that won't be required). Each weapon
is fenced simultaneously, the result of the three bouts determines the
winner.

-B