Simon Lioznyansky and Joseph Wu notch All-Ivy honors.

In his last ride, Kushkov becomes captain for Penn men’s fencing after coming off of a standout season. 

Liozynansky's mentality of process over result has led to success on and off the strip. 

The team attributes its win to a renewed culture of intensity and community. 

The meet debuted eight freshmen fencers from the women's team and four from the men's team. 

Penn fencing, tennis, football, and rowing all have traditions close to their hearts.

Last year, Louie was Penn’s first NCAA national champion in fencing since 2013. 

Through resilience and sacrifice, the Pan-American champion balances pre-med studies and global competitions.

Cho competed in the NCAA Championships, as well as in South Korea and Egypt.  

Seniors Bryce Louse and Sabrina Cho end their Penn careers with fighting performances.

Both teams look to prepare for NCAA regionals.

The Palestra will host the Ancient Eight for the first time in its 98-year history. 

Senior foilists Katina Proestakis Ortiz and Sabrina Cho reflect on the team's successes. 

The team notably defeated top nationally-ranked Notre Dame team by a score of 14-13.

Incoming student-athletes for fencing, softball, track and field, cross country, and swimming and diving programs talk about their “Why Penn?”

The senior is coming off a season where he was an NCAA Champion in the event.

Senior Bryce Louie won gold in men’s foil, while freshman Polina Kharchyna took home silver in épée.