Tauberbischofsheim, Germany – Canadian Olympic fencing star Sherraine MacKay is on fire!

MacKay of Brooks, Alberta, continued her hot streak today winning a third consecutive World Cup title defeating, world No.2, Imke Duplitzer of Germany 15-10 in the final of the Women’s Epee Würth World Cup.

“People have been coming up and saying how amazing it is to have won so many world cups in a row like this and all I can say that is an unbelievable feeling.” shared MacKay, who is currently ranked No.1 in world.

In her first match, MacKay disposed of Germany’s Angelika Kappen 15-4 followed by convincing victories over Melanie Soiron of France 15-9, Switzerland’s Diana Romagnoli Takouka 15-6, Sonja Tol of the Netherlands in the quarterfinals 15-12.

For the third time this season MacKay out poked No.3 ranked Laura Flessel-Colovic of France in the semis 15-13 to reach the final.

France’s Marysa Baradji-Duchene and Flessel-Colovic take home the bronze medals.

“What makes this victory even more special is that my sister, who lives in a neighbouring town in Germany, was able to come and watch!” MacKay said, who currently trains in Budapest, Hungary.

MacKay also had the support and coaching assistance from fellow Canadian Leigh Voigt of Toronto, who finished 65th overall.

There were 138 competitors at the event.