INDIANAPOLIS – The Stanford women's team held its own on Saturday during the first three rounds of the National Collegiate Fencing Championships at the Indiana Farmers Coliseum.
Three Cardinal student-athletes competed: freshman Amanda Han in epee, sophomore Carly Weber-Levin in sabre, and senior Eliza Klyce in foil.
Han got off to a great start by winning five of her first seven bouts. She finished the day 7-8 and is 12th in the competition.
Weber-Levine posted a 6-9 mark and is 19th, while Klyce went 3-12 and is 22nd.
Rounds four and five will be held Sunday, followed by the semifinals and finals. The latter two begin at 1:30 p.m. ET and can be seen on ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app.
Host Notre Dame leads the team competition with 152 points. Stanford is 10th with 66.
There are 27 schools participating.
Live results can be found on GoStanford.com.
