BALTIMORE, MD – The Johns Hopkins women's fencing team had eight Blue Jays selected to the United States Fencing Coaches Association (USFCA) All-Region teams it was announced. Josephine Chang was named First Team All-Mid-Atlantic/South while Rosy Cepero and Lauren Prieur were named Honorable Mention.  
 
Ameera Ebrahim, Mariela Abramson, Bethany Lee, Adele Dai and Maddie Huang were named to the Division III All-Region teams. Hopkins has now produced 27 All-Region selections since the inception of the award in 2022. JHU's eight all-region selections this year are the most of any Division III school.
 
Chang earns USFCA All-Region honors for the third time in her career. She is 74-32 on the season and won the EWFC and NIWFA Sabre titles before finishing third at the NCAA Regional. Chang earned a berth to the NCAA Championships next week in State College, PA.
 
Cepero also earns all-region honors for the third straight year after going 92-50 in the Foil this season. She placed fifth at the EWFC Championship and then 11^th at the regional earlier this month. Prieur was named all-region for the second straight year. She went 66-36 on the season and was second on the Sabre squad in wins. She finished in 11^th place at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Regional.
 
Lee garners all-region honors for the second time in her career. She finished second on the Foil squad with 64 wins, going 64-34 on the season. She placed seventh at the EWFC Championships and 21^st at the NCAA Regional.
 
Ebrahim, Abramson, Dai and Huang each earn all-region honors for the first time. Ebrahim and Abramson tied for the squad lead with 50 wins each in the Epee. Ebrahim placed 28^th at the regional championship while Abramson finished in 29^th place. Huang finished in third on the Sabre squad with 43 wins and finished in 26^th place at the NCAA Regional. Dai took 21^st place at the regional and finished with a 32-10 record.