Notre Dame Fighting Irish fencing

Notre Dame Fighting Irish fencing
First season 1934
Head coach Gia Kvaratskhelia
3rd season, 13111 (.923)
Home stadium Edmund P. Joyce Center
Location South Bend, Indiana
League Atlantic Coast Conference
Past conferences Great Lakes Conference, Midwest Intercollegiate Conference, Midwest Fencing Conference
National Titles 10
Conference titles 42
All-Americans 41
Fight song Notre Dame Victory March
Mascot Notre Dame Leprechaun

Notre Dame Fighting Irish fencing represents the University of Notre Dame in collegiate fencing. The Irish compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference of NCAA Division I.

National championships

  • Men: 1977, 1978, 1986
  • Women: 1987
  • Co-ed: 1994, 2003, 2005, 2011, 2017, 2018

Individual championships

  • Women's Foil
    • Molly Sullivan (1896), Molly Sullivan (1988), Heidi Piper (1991), Alicja Kryczalo (2002), Alicja Kryczalo (2003), Alicja Kryczalo (2004), Lee Kiefer (2013), Lee Kiefer (2014), Lee Kiefer (2015), Lee Kiefer (2017)
  • Women's Épée
    • Magda Krol (1997), Kerry Walton (2002), Kelly Hurley (2008), Courtney Hurley (2011), Courtney Hurley (2013),
  • Women's Sabre
    • Valerie Providenza (2004), Mariel Zagunis (2006), Sarah Borrmann (2008), Francesca Russo (2015), Francesca Russo (2017)
  • Men's Foil
    • Pat Gerard (1977), Andrew Bonk (1979), Charles Higgs-Coulthard (1984), Gerek Meinhardt (2010), Ariel DeSmet (2011), Gerek Meinhardt (2014), Nick Itkin (2018)
  • Men's Éppé
    • Björne Väggö (1978), Ola Harstrom (1983), Jubba Beshin (1990), Michal Sobieraj (2005),
  • Men's Sabre
    • Mike Sullivan (1977), Mike Sullivan (1978), Luke LaValle (1998), Gabor Szelle (2000)

Castellan Family Fencing Center

The Irish practice at the Castellan Family Fencing Center, which opened in 2012 as part of the Joyce Center. It features locker rooms for men and women, coaches' offices, a lounge area, a repair room, and a conference room.

References

    http://www.und.com/sports/c-fenc/archive/nd-c-fenc-archive.html

    https://www.ncaa.com/history/fencing/nc

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