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ACCNX Sunday – Men’s Team Finals
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DURHAM, N.C. (theACC.com) – Notre Dame won 10 medals Saturday during the individual portion of the 2022 ACC Fencing Championships at Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. The Fighting Irish won five of the nine medals in both the men’s and women’s competitions, including five of the six gold medals. Duke won six medals, while Boston College and North Carolina each captured one medal.
 
The team competition will be held Sunday, with the men kicking things off at 9:30 a.m. and the women opening at 1 p.m. ACC Network Extra will have live coverage of the team championships, beginning at 9:30 a.m. ACC Network will carry a tape-delayed broadcast of the individual finals at 8 p.m. Sunday. The men’s team finals will re-air at 1 p.m. Monday, while the women’s team finals will re-air at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
 
Notre Dame’s Jared Smith defeated teammate Malcolm Fields, 15-7, to capture the men’s sabre championship. Duke’s Terence Lee claimed third place. The Fighting Irish’s Andrew Machovec rallied late to win his second ACC men’s foil title, downing Boston College’s Brian Wang, 15-14. The two-time All-American scored five of the bout’s last six points in earning the championship. Duke’s David Tierney took third place.
 
North Carolina freshman Eli Lippman took the men’s epee crown, defeating Notre Dame’s Hunter Candreva, 15-10, in the final. Notre Dame’s Stephen Ewart notched third place.

Notre Dame swept the women’s gold medals. The Irish’s Amanda Pirkowski topped Duke’s Sarah Lurye, 15-11, to win the women’s epee championship. Duke’s Rachel Kowalsky notched the bronze medal. Rebeca Candescu outlasted ND teammate Karina Yaroshenko, 15-9, to capture the women’s foil crown. Duke’s Christina Ferrari claimed third place.
 
Daria Kudriavtseva completed the gold medal sweep for the Irish by defeating teammate Atara Greenbaum, 15-9, to win the women’s sabre championship. Duke’s Vivien Buchmann earned the bronze medal.
 
Individual Championships Medalists
Men’s Epee
Gold – Eli Lippman, North Carolina
Silver – Hunter Candreva, Notre Dame
Bronze – Stephen Ewart, Notre Dame
 
Men’s Foil
Gold – Andrew Machovec, Notre Dame
Silver – Brian Wang, Boston College
Bronze – David Tierney, Duke
 
Men’s Sabre
Gold – Jared Smith, Notre Dame
Silver – Malcolm Fields, Notre Dame
Bronze – Terence Lee, Duke
 
Women’s Epee
Gold – Amanda Pirkowski, Notre Dame
Silver – Sarah Lurye, Duke
Bronze – Rachel Kowalsky, Duke
 
Women’s Foil
Gold – Rebeca Candescu, Notre Dame
Silver – Karina Yaroshenko, Notre Dame
Bronze – Christina Ferrari, Duke
 
Women’s Sabre
Gold – Daria Kudriavtseva, Notre Dame
Silver – Atara Greenbaum, Notre Dame
Bronze – Vivien Buchmann, Duke
 
ACC Fencing Championships Schedule
Sunday, Feb. 27 – Team Championships
9:30 a.m. - Round One of Men’s Team Event
  (No. 1 Duke vs. No. 4 North Carolina, No. 2 Notre Dame vs. No. 3 Boston College)
10:30 a.m. - Round Two of Men’s Team Event
  (No. 3 BC vs. No. 1 Duke, No. 2 ND vs. No. 4 UNC)
11:30 a.m. - Round Three of Men’s Team Event
  (No. 1 Duke vs. No. 2 ND, #4 UNC vs. No. 3 BC)
12:30 p.m. - Men’s Championship Awards
1 p.m. - Round One of Women’s Team Event
  (No. 1 ND vs. No. 4 BC, No. 2 Duke vs. No. 3 UNC)
2 p.m. - Round Two of Women’s Team Event
  (No. 3 UNC vs. No. 1 ND, No. 2 Duke vs. #4 BC)
3 p.m. - Round Three of Women’s Team Event
  (No. 1 ND vs. No. 2 Duke, No. 4 BC vs. No. 3 UNC)
4 p.m. - Women’s Championship Awards
 
Team Seeds
Men’s
No. 1 – Duke
No. 2 – Notre Dame
No. 3 – Boston College
No. 4 – North Carolina
 
Women’s
No. 1 – Notre Dame
No. 2 – Duke
No. 3 – North Carolina
No. 4 – Boston College