After beginning the season with an 11-medal sweep at the Temple Open, fencing continued its dominant start to the season on Tuesday, besting local foes NYU in their first duel meet of the season.

Men’s tennis finished its fall season last weekend competing at two separate events, with players competing in both the ITA Fall National Championships in Arizona, as well as the Navy Gold Invite in Maryland.

After a successful showing at the Ivy-Plus tournament at Princeton, men’s tennis traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to take part in the ITA-All American Championships, overcoming its toughest test of the fall season thus far.

Men’s tennis competed in its first event of the season at the Penn Invitational, with the squad winning 22 of 24 singles matches and 10 of 12 doubles matches across the weekend.

After an early loss on Friday morning, volleyball fought its way through the rest of the Blue Hen Invitational to finish 2-1 on the weekend at the University of Delaware.

Fencing came up just short of winning the NCAA Championship title over the weekend, as they finished in second place to a strong Notre Dame side, which successfully defended the title that they won last season.

Fencing will journey to Penn State this weekend in a bid to win its third NCAA Championship title in four years in what is set to be the final event of the season.

Fencing saw success in its final home match of the season on Wednesday, compiling a 5-1 record during the Historical Meet.

In what proved to be an eventful weekend, women’s fencing captured its third Ivy League title in four seasons and its first stand-alone title since 2015. Meanwhile, men’s fencing shared the Ivy League title for a fifth year in a row, this time with Harvard and Penn.

Fencing started the new year with a successful showing at Sunday’s Penn State Invitational, with the squad going a combined 10-2 against some of the country’s toughest competition.