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Skyline High School student chosen to represent USA in World Fencing Championships

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Ketki Ketkar is just 16 years old, but she's already on her way to the World Fencing Championships. She'll be the first athlete from Washington to go in 25 years.
Ketki Ketkar is just 16 and she's been selected to represent the USA at the Fencing World Championships in Cairo, Egypt.

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