PRINCETON, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women’s fencing team defeated two out of three Division I opponents Sunday at the New Jersey Dual Meet at Princeton University. The Ducks defeated Fairleigh Dickenson and New Jersey Institute of Technology by double digits, but fell to the powerful host team.  Freshman Krystal Perkins went 7-1 on the day, including a 3-0 mark against the Tigers.

HOBOKEN, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women’s fencing schedule has been altered due to the impending snow storm in the Northeast. The New Jersey Dual matches at Princeton University, previously scheduled for Saturday, February 6 , have been pushed back one day to Sunday, February 7. Also, the Ducks’ home match against Queens College originally scheduled for the 7^th has tentatively been postponed until Saturday, February 20.

DURHAM, N.H. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women’s fencing team ran their winning streak to a school-record twelve matches on Sunday, sweeping the four other teams invited to the University of New Hampshire’s  tournament. Sabreists Erica Mondadori, Krista Sticco and Juliet Turalski each went 11-1 to lead the Ducks to their record-setting win streak and a 17-2 overall record.

WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women’s fencing squad picked up the new year right where they left off, handily defeating all five teams at Saturday’s Army Open. The five wins moved the team’s record up to 13-2 on the year. Leading the team were the Sabreists, who went a remarkable 40-5 as a group at the tournament. Freshman Juliet Turalski had the tournament’s performance of the day, posting an undefeated ledger of 14-0. Erica Mondadori, Krista Sticco, Meagan Ritter and Briana Nieradka also reached double-digit wins for the Ducks.

JERSEY CITY - The Stevens Institute of Technology women’s fencing team had one of the best days in school history on Sunday as two freshmen, Juliet Turalski and Krystal Perkins, won the Saber and Epee weapons at the National Intercollegiate Women’s Fencing Association’s Christmas Invitational.  The last time the Ducks won any weapon at the NIWFA tournament was 33 years ago, when Lorraine Sheehan won the Foil championship in 1976. “It’s a dream come true,” said head Coach Linda Vollkommer-Lynch. “It was a wonderful tournament for Juliet, Krystal and our entire team.”