Sofia Schaible with her coaches and her gold.

Brockport, NY (March 10-12, 2023) — It was worth the trip.

Making the long journey to the Rochester, NY area paid off as Tim Morehouse fencers amassed a large number of medals, many of them gold.

Starting from the youngest Y-10 fencers to the eldest cadet fencers, Tim Morehouse fencers did their best and it paid off.

Two of the best Y-10 fencers in the country — Amabel Wang and Miles Chambers — brought home the gold in their respective events (Y-10 Women’s Foil and Y-10 Men’s Saber). Michael Grigoriev also won gold in Y-10 Men’s Foil with teammate Haochen Yu winning bronze in the same event.

In the Y-12 events, Ethan Chen took gold in Men’s Foil. Vedh Srivats took gold in Men’s Saber where five of the eight medals went to Tim Morehouse fencers. Isaac Yook took silver, Marcus Pinto took bronze, Aram Clark earned fifth and Miles Chambers, sixth.

In Y-14 events, Sofia Schaible earned gold and a C23 rating in Women’s Saber. In Women’s Foil, Iris Yang took gold, with teammate Zizi Dai earning fifth place and a D23 rating. Amabel Wang earned sixth place and a D23 rating also. In Men’s Foil, the brother team of Jonah Lee and Brendan Lee earned gold and silver, respectively. Jonah also earned his C23 rating.

Finally, in the Cadet events, Iris Yang won her second gold medal in Women’s Foil. Teammate Zizi Dai won bronze and upgraded to a C23 rating.

Amabel Wang earned her third medal of the weekend in Y-12 Women’s Foil, taking fifth place.

Enzo Bera was a double medalist, taking sixth place in Cadet Men’s Saber and eighth place in Y-14 Men’s Saber. Marcus Pinto was also a double medalist. In addition to his Y-12 medal, he earned bronze in Y-14 Men’s Saber. And Sofia Schaible earned a bronze in Cadet Women’s Saber, which goes nicely with her Y-14 gold.

Congratulations fencers, coaches and families.