2010 All-Long Island girls fencing team
The 2010 All-Long Island High School girls fencing team. Credit: Newsday/Thomas A. Ferrara
Demi Antipas
Fencer of the Year
Ward Melville
Foil, Sophomore
Had a 30-0 record this season, and is 59-0 for her career. Placed first in the Suffolk individual meet, and third in the Brentwood Holiday Tournament. Rated C10 by USFA.
Nikki McKee
Valley Stream District
Foil, Sophomore
Competed for the United States in the Junior Olympics in Europe earlier this season, winning a bronze medal. Had a 21-0 record for Valley Stream, winning the Nassau individual championship and placing first in the Brentwood Holiday Tournament. She is A10 USFA rated and is ranked in the top four in the country in Cadet (17-and-under).
Olivia Weller
Huntington
Epee, Junior
Finished the season 29-4 and won the Suffolk individual title for the second year in a row. Placed second at the Brentwood Holiday Tournament.
Srey Beaulac
Garden City
Epee, Sophomore
Also competed in the Junior Olympics, returning to win the Nassau individual championship. Finished with a 26-2 record. Has a C10 USFA rating and is nationally ranked among Cadet fencers.
Alexa Antipas
Ward Melville
Sabre, Freshman
Finished 24-0. Was second in the Suffolk individual championships and first at both the Brentwood and Huntington tournaments. She is B10 USFA rated and nationally ranked Y14 and Cadet. Won a bronze medal in the Junior Olympics.
Julia Klepner
Great Neck South
Sabre, Junior
Finished 24-2, placing first in the Nassau individual championship. She is D10 USFA rated.
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