Varsity Fencing
Compete on the Princeton Day School varsity fencing team in saber, one of the three disciplines of competitive fencing. Earned 2nd place at NJSIAA District 6 as a sophomore, in both the individual and team events — a significant achievement in one of New Jersey's most competitive athletic circuits.
Have been fencing competitively since age 6, building over a decade of discipline, strategic thinking, and competitive experience. Saber fencing demands explosive speed, split-second decision-making, and the ability to read an opponent's intentions — skills that have been honed through years of dedicated training and competition.
Made the varsity roster as a freshman and have continued to develop as a competitor, contributing to the team's success while pursuing individual excellence at the district level.
- 2nd Place — NJSIAA District 6 (Individual, Saber), 2025
- 2nd Place — NJSIAA District 6 (Team, Saber), 2025
- Varsity since freshman year
- Competitive saber fencing since age 6
- Over a decade of competitive experience
Began Fencing
Started competitive fencing training, developing foundational footwork, blade technique, and the mental discipline that defines the sport.
Varsity Freshman
Earned a spot on the Princeton Day School varsity fencing team as a freshman, competing against upperclassmen in saber events.
District 6
Achieved 2nd place at NJSIAA District 6 in both the individual and team saber events.
Explosive Speed
Saber bouts are fast and aggressive, requiring lightning-quick advances, lunges, and recovery to score before an opponent can react.
Strategic Reading
Every bout is a mental chess match. Anticipating an opponent's attack patterns and setting traps requires deep tactical awareness.
Mental Resilience
Maintaining composure under pressure, adapting mid-bout, and recovering from setbacks are essential to performing at a high level.
Years of Discipline
Over a decade of consistent training has built the technical foundation, competitive instincts, and work ethic required for varsity-level competition.