The Basics
• Scores:
Johns Hopkins-18, Haverford-9
Johns Hopkins-17, Navy-10
Johns Hopkins-23, William & Mary-4
• Records: JHU (4-2)
• Location: Haverford, PA • Alumni Field House
• The Short Story: The Johns Hopkins men's fencing team won all three of its duals and won eight of nine weapons on Saturday at the 2021 D'Arnstein '09 Invitational.
 
How it Happened
• Hopkins opened the day with a 18-9 win over host Haverford. Seniors Noah Park and Matthew Jacobs led the Foil squad (5-4) with two wins each, with Jacobs getting the clinching win. Sophomore Gabe Insler won all three of his bouts to lead the Epee squad to a 6-3 win. And in the Sabre, sophomore Qilin Tong went 3-0 to lead the squad to a 7-2 win.
• The Blue Jays followed that with a 17-10 win over the Mids. Park and Jacobs again led the Foil squad (8-1) with three wins each. Insler again went 3-0 as he led the Epee squad to a 7-2 victory. Tong and senior Paul Lam each picked up a win in a 7-2 loss for the Sabre squad.
• Hopkins wrapped up the day with a 23-4 win over William & Mary. Park again led the Foil squad (8-1) to victory as he won all three of his bouts. Junior Danny Comer and freshman Ethan Kim each won two bouts as the Epee squad earned a 7-2 win. And in the Sabre (8-1), Lam led the way with three wins, including the 100^th of his career.
 
What it Means
• Hopkins improves to 69-16 all-time against Haverford and has won the last two meetings. JHU is now 8-9 against Navy, having won eight straight over the Mids. And against William & Mary, Hopkins owns a 42-8 lead in the series.
 
The Records • Epee
• Danny Comer • 4-1
• Julius Dunn • 2-0
• Gabe Insler • 6-0
• Kyle Kennedy • 2-2
• Ethan Kim • 5-1
• Kent Kotaka • 1-1
• Jeffrey Wang • 0-2
 
The Records • Foil
• David DeScherer • 1-1
• Matthew Jacobs • 7-1
• Zach Ortiz • 5-4
• Noah Park • 8-0
 
The Records • Sabre
• William Hu • 2-0
• Paul Lam • 5-4
• Devon Osgood • 3-2
• Qilin Tong • 5-1
• Jonathan Yao • 2-3
 
Up Next
• Hopkins will travel to Columbus, OH for the Elite Invitational December 4-5.