CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard fencers competed on American and foreign soil this weekend, posting impressive results and performances at national and international junior tournaments.

A trio of Crimson fencers took the strip in Charlotte, N.C. for the 2024 USA Fencing Junior Olympics. In men's epee action, first-year Owen Jin took 12^th place on the first day of the competition. Later that day, first-year saber duo Prash Subbiah and Tommy Choi each earned top-25 finishes at the Junior Olympics. Choi placed 21^st, while Subbiah finished in 24^th.

In Vrsac, Croatia, first-year men's epee fencer Henry Lawson played a prominent role in the United States' march to a team gold medal at the Junior Men's Epee World Cup. In the individual portion of the event, Lawson took home a bronze medal. Lawson, a native of Manhattan, N.Y., is the 10^th ranked junior men's epee fencer according to the International Fencing Federation's world rankings.

Further west in Beauvais, France, first-year Isabella Chin impressed at the Junior Women's Epee World Cup, taking sixth place at the tournament. Chin is No. 10 in the FIE's junior women's epee world rankings.

In southern France, sophomore Matthew Linsky captured 17^th place at the Junior Men's Saber World Cup in Dourdan.

First-Year foil fencer Daniel Zhang earned a team bronze medal at the Junior Men's Foil World Cup in Sabadell, France, aiding the United States to a third-place finish. Zhang also finished in 17^th place in the individual period of the competition.

Harvard fencing takes the strip on Sunday, Mar. 10 for the NCAA Northeast Regionals in Brooklyn, N.Y.

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