PRINCETON, N.J. – After leading the Harvard women's fencing to its first outright Ivy League Championship since 2009, the Crimson coaching staff earned the Ivy League Women's Coaching Staff of the Year award.

Led by head coach Daria Schneider and assistant coaches Dagmara Wozniak, Adam Maczik, Jed Dupree, Jason Pryor and Alberto Linaldi, Harvard was dominant in its run to the Ivy League title, ending the tournament with a staggering 6-0 record, including an impressive 19-8 win against top-seed Princeton. With the win in Philadelphia, the Crimson women now have five Ivy League titles in program history.

The elite Crimson coaching staff also led five Crimson to All-Ivy League honors on the women's side. Sophomore Jessica Zi Jia Guo and senior Lauren Scruggs earned spots on the All-Ivy League First Team, while sophomore Isabella Chin, junior Chloe Williams and sophomore Kaitlyn Pak were selected for the All-Ivy League Second Team.

Harvard returns to collegiate competition on Sunday, Mar. 9 for the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships.

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