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Ketkar Grabs Gold, Big Red Earns Eight Top-20 Finishes at Northeast Regionals - Cornell University Athletics
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BROOKVILLE, N.Y. -- Sophomore Ketki Ketkar was the headliner for Cornell fencing, taking first out of 54 competitors in epee during Sunday's NCAA Northeast Regionals from the Pratt Recreation Center on the campus of Long Island University. Ketkar's victory solidifies her spot in the 2024 NC Fencing Championships, which will run March 20-23 from the French Fieldhouse on the campus of the Ohio State University.
BROOKVILLE, N.Y. -- Sophomore Ketki Ketkar was the headliner for Cornell fencing, taking first out of 54 competitors in epee during Sunday's NCAA Northeast Regionals from the Pratt Recreation Center on the campus of Long Island University. Ketkar's victory solidifies her spot in the 2024 NC Fencing Championships, which will run March 20-23 from the French Fieldhouse on the campus of the Ohio State University.
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