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Harvard's Filip Dolegiewicz defeated Duke's Terence Lee 15-10 to win the 2022 men's saber title in NC fencing. Dolegiewicz picked up key points for the Crimson, who sat second in team scoring entering the finals. 

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Columbia's Ashton Daniel defeated Columbia's Sidarth Kumbla 15-14 to win the 2022 men's foil title in NC fencing. Daniel picked up key points for the Lions, who sat third in team scoring entering the finals. 

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Harvard's Filip Dolegiewicz advanced to men's saber final, defeating San Diego's Shawn Kim 15-8. Dolegiewicz will face Duke's Terence Lee in the final. 

Up next are the men's finals.

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The championship bouts in men's NC fencing are set. The final for men's epee, foil and sabre will take place, respectively, with 15-touch bouts.

Below are the participants:

Men's Epee

• Ohio State's Gabriel Feinberg vs. Princeton's Nicholas Lawson

Men's Foil

• Columbia's Ashton Daniel vs. Columbia's Sidarth Kumbla

Men's Sabre

• Duke's Terence Lee vs. Harvard's Filip Dolegiewicz

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Columbia's Sidarth Kumbla advanced to men's foil final, defeating Harvard's James Chen 15-5. Kumbla will face Columbia's Ashton Daniel in the final. 

Up next are the men's saber semifinals.

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Columbia's Ashton Daniel advanced to men's foil final, defeating Princeton's Mohamed Hamza 15-14. Daniel will face the winner of Sidarth Kumbla (Columbia) and James Chen (Harvard). 

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Ohio State's Gabriel Feinberg advanced to men's epee final, defeating NYU's Ian Sanders 15-14. Feinberg will face the winner of Nicholas Lawson (Princeton) and Emon Daroian (Penn). 

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After five rounds of action, the men's semifinals are set for the 2022 NC Fencing Championships. Starting at 1:30, the semifinals for men's epee, foil and saber will take place, respectively. 

The top-four finishers in each weapon will fence in semifinal 15-touch bouts, with winners fencing to determine first and second places, and non-advancing fencers being awarded a tie for third place. See the finalists below:

Men's Epee

Men's Foil

Men's Saber

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After five rounds, Notre Dame leads all team scoring, followed by Harvard.

The six semifinal bouts will be fenced on one strip, sequentially in the order of epee, foil, sabre. All finals bouts will be fenced after the semifinals, in the same order. An awards ceremony for men's individual champions will follow. 

A live feed of semifinal and final bouts will be available at 1:30 p.m. ET on . Semifinals and finals, along with other championships highlights, will air on ESPNU at 4:30 p.m. ET March 30.

In the penultimate day of the 2022 NC fencing championships, the Fighting Irish retained top spot overall at 944 points. Day 3 featured the first three rounds of the men's epee, foil, and sabre. 

The championships conclude Sunday at the Castellan Family Fencing Center in Notre Dame, Indiana, in a round-robin format of five-touch bouts. See the full schedule below. 

Sunday, March 27

• 9 a.m. | Men's Epee | Rounds 4-5
• 9 a.m. | Men's Foil | Rounds 4-5
• 9 a.m. | Men's Sabre | Rounds 4-5
• 1:30 p.m. | Men's semifinals and championship bouts

The six semifinal bouts will be fenced on one strip, sequentially in the order of epee, foil, sabre. All finals bouts will be fenced after the semifinals, in the same order. An awards ceremony for men’s individual champions and the top four teams will follow. 

The 2022 NC fencing championships continue with Day 3 at the Castellan Family Fencing Center in Notre Dame, Indiana. 

The men's action will begin today with rounds 1-3 in epee, foil and saber. Fencers will compete in a round-robin format of five-touch bouts.

After the completion of women's competition and entering Day 3, Notre Dame, the host school, leads all team scoring. The first-place winners in women's epee, foil and saber are Notre Dame's Kaylin Hsieh, Princeton's Maia Weintraub and Harvards's Elizabeth Tartakovsky, respectively.

See the remaining schedule below:

Saturday, March 26

• 9 a.m. | Men's Epee | Rounds 1-3
  • Live scoring:  | |
• 11 a.m. | Men's Foil | Rounds 1-3
  • Live scoring:  |  |
• 1:30 p.m. | Men's Saber | Rounds 1-3
  • Live scoring:  |  |

Sunday, March 27

• 9 a.m. | Men's Epee | Rounds 4-5
• 9 a.m. | Men's Foil | Rounds 4-5
• 9 a.m. | Men's Saber | Rounds 4-5
• 1:30 p.m. | Men's semifinals and championship bouts

The six semifinal bouts will be fenced on one strip, sequentially in the order of epee, foil, saber. All finals bouts will be fenced after the semifinals, in the same order. An awards ceremony for men’s individual champions and the top four teams will follow.