Notre Dame Fencing competed against the club teams of Chicago, Illinois, and Michigan State on February 12th.
HONORS & AWARDS
MFC Foil Third-Place Finisher (2010)
First Team All-MFC (2010)
Second Team All-MFC (2011)
AS A SOPHOMORE: Finished the season with a record of 32-7 ... earned second monogram ... finished the season-opening NYU Invitational with a record of 8-2, including going a perfect 3-0 against NYU ... opened the event 2-0 against Yale, defeating Lidia Gocheva (5-2) and Zoe Egelman (4-1) ... bouted only once against Columbia, notching a victory over Huda Muhammad (5-0) ... despite losing foil to Northwestern, claimed two of four victories in defeating Camille Provencal-Dayle (5-3) and NCAA participant Devynn Patterson (3-2) ... returned to the strip the following day, posting a record of 5-2 in three matches competed in at the St. John's Challenge ... finished with a mark of 9-2 at the home Notre Dame Duals, recording victories against Detroit (2-0), Cleveland State (3-0), Northwestern (1-1), Air Force (1-1), Swarthmore (1-0) and Wayne State (1-1) ... returned the following day at the Northwestern Duals with a 9-1 record ... posted a clean 3-0 sheet against North Carolina ... posted a 2-0 record against Cal Tech, clinching the overall match victory for the Irish with a 5-0 triumph over Mengyu Guan ... concluded regular season with one final victory at the Irish Duals, taking down Michigan State's Shaina Selbig 5-1 ... earned second team all-MFC honors after reaching the table of eight at the Midwest Fencing Conference Championships ... fell to fellow Irish foilist Rachel Beck in the quarterfinals, 11-9 ... helped women's foil squad claim the team weapon title the following day, en route to sweeping all six weapons ... ended postseason with an eighth-place result at the NCAA Midwest Regionals ... concluded pool play with a record of 4-5 overall ... named the recipient of the Alice "Dit" Langford Women's Foil Leadership Award.
AS A FRESHMAN: Earned first team all-MFC billing after placing third in the foil at the Midwest Fencing Championships ... concluded the year with a 32-11 regular-season record ... opened season with a 6-3 showing at the NYU Invitational, while securing the match-clinching point against Columbia ... registered five wins at the St. John's Challenge ... went 12-4 at the Northwestern Duals, including posting perfect sheets against Fairleigh Dickinson (1-0), Stanford (1-0), San Diego (1-0), Duke (2-0), North Carolina (2-0) and Cal Tech (2-0) ... finished regular season with a 9-1 mark at the Notre Dame Duals, including perfect 3-0 records against both Michigan State and Purdue ... placed third at the Midwest Fencing Championships ... advanced into direct elimination as the No. 10 seed after going 5-0 in pool play with a +21 indicator ... won each of her first two matches by a 15-2 score, defeating Kristi Spuhler of Bowling Green in the Round of 32 before knocking off Audrey Jenkins of Purdue in the Round of 16 ... advanced into the quarterfinals with an 8-7 victory over Lindsay Knauer of Ohio State and then took down Camille Provencal-Dayle of Northwestern, 13-10, for a spot in the semifinals ... saw run end with 15-9 loss to teammate Hayley Reese ... placed ninth at the NCAA Midwest Regional ... earned placement with victories over Radmila Sarkisova of Notre Dame (15-8) and Camille Provencal-Dayle of Northwestern (15-6) in the ninth-12th place draw.
PREP & PERSONAL: Attended St. Paul Academy and Summit School in St. Paul, Minn. ... saw her national ranking climb to as high as 39th on the junior circuit according to the FIE rankings ... earned two third-place results at JWC tournaments in Montreal, Canada in 2005 and 2006 ... also finished in the top 25 at the Coupe du Monde from Louisville, Ky., finishing in 24th place ... took on the senior circuit as well, ranking as high as 216th in the standings ... earned one top-50 performance on the senior circuit, grabbing 47th place at the World Cup tournament in Dallas, Texas ... born in St. Paul, Minn., on November 16, 1990 ... daughter of Jay and Margaret Hartman ... father played rugby at Minnesota ... enrolled in the College of Arts and Letters as an art history and design major.
