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Last year, Harvard came to count on reliable captains Anne Austin and Chloe Stinetorf in the foil not only to perform, but to lead by example. On the men’s side the void is left by epee Julian Rose, someone Brand cites as a major factor in the NCAA victory, and captain David Jakus, who brought consistency over his four years...
...incoming freshmen may remedy the holes. To replace Stinetorf and Austin there are three new freshmen foilists—Artemisha Goldfeder, Arielle Pensler, and Anna Podolsky. The men will try to bridge the gap in epee with strong juniors and seniors, although nationally-ranked freshman Billy Stallings may also get in on the action...
...laughable four years ago, long before the Crimson was sending enough fencers to qualify for the title, much less win it. The turnaround of Harvard’s fencing program in just four years has made for one of collegiate athletics’ most remarkable recent stories. Seniors Chloe Stinetorf, Anne Austin, Amy Li, David Jakus, and Julian Rose lived theirs from start to conclusion. Still today, the group represents the first real foray for Brand, who was hired in 2000, into the recruiting of elite junior fencers to Harvard. Not only did the seniors experience the Crimson?...
...still on the upswing.” “The difference between [Emily] and most fencers is that she’s very consistent and able to perform under nerve pressure better than anyone I’ve ever fenced with before,” said Chloe Stinetorf, co-captain of the women’s team. “She’s also a really smart fencer, which I think is something that’s also true about Benji,” Stinetorf added. “They’re dynamic and can change what...
...knew that the men’s team had to do an amazing job,” Stinetorf said. “We knew that it was possible, but we knew it was a lot of pressure on them...