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2004-05
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Sherraine MacKay
finishes 11th at Budapest Westend World Cup Grand Prix
22 janvier 2005
Sherraine MacKay of Brooks, Alta., started out the 2005
world cup season with an eleventh place finish after losing a third round
match heartbreaker 15-14 to Li Zhang from China.
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Olympic
Revenge; Canadian women’s epee team defeat France at Würth Cup Grand Prix, finishing
fifth
20 February 2005
The Canadian
women’s epee team got
sweet revenge on France with an exciting 45-44
come from behind victory to finish fifth at the Würth Cup Grand Prix on
Sunday
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Junior/Cadet World
Championships
30 March 2005
Linz, Austria - 23 to 30 March
- Results
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Sherraine MacKay wins bronze at Nanjing Grand Prix
19 May 2005
Sherraine
MacKay of Brooks, Alta., added a bronze medal to her fencing world cup
hardware collection at the Nanjing Grand Prix after a tight fought 15-14
loss to eventual silver medallist Hajnalka Kiraly-Picot of France. >>more
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Sherraine MacKay wins bronze at Barcelona Grand Prix
4 June 2005
In the largest
World Cup turn-out of the year (161 fencers), epee fencer Sherraine
MacKay of Brooks, Alta., won the bronze medal eventually losing 15-8 to
the gold medallist Anna Sivkova of Russia.
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Women's Epee Team
fifth
at Barcelona Grand Prix
5 June 2005
The Canadian women's epee team
finished fifth out of twenty countries in the Barcelona Grand Prix
team event today winning all but one match. >>more
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Peter Bakonyi International - World Cup
12 July 2005
Vancouver has been overrun with swordplay as over 200
fencers from 22 countries have gathered to compete in the last world cup
of the season before the October World Championships. Saturday’s action
saw 3 Canadians pick up bronze medals. >>more
Results
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2003-04
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Athens 2004 Olympic Games
26 August 2004
Photo
Gallery
20 August 2004
Results 20 August 2004
Women's Epee Team places 4th! -
detailed results
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Sherraine MacKay wins
Gold in Puerto Rico
27 June 2004
Carolina,
Puerto Rico
– In the last World Cup of the season before the much anticipated Athens
Olympics, Canadian epee fencer Sherraine MacKay of Brooks, Alta., defeated
2001 World Champion, Claudia Bokel of Germany 11-10 in overtime at the Gigante
World Cup in Carolina, Puerto Rico today to capture the gold
medal.
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Sherraine MacKay
finishes fifth in Havana Grand Prix
22 juin 2004
Havana,
Cuba - Sherraine Mackay of Brooks, Alta., finished fifth on Saturday
after falling 15-12 to Russian Anna Sivkova in the quarter final at the
World Cup Grand Prix in Havana Cuba.
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Journée moyenne pour
Sherraine Mackay
13 juin 2004
Montréal,
13 juin 2004 (Sportcom) - L'épéiste Sherraine Mackay a terminé au
neuvième rang du Challenge Jean Coibion, comptant pour la Coupe du monde
d'escrime, dimanche, à Welkenraedt (Belgique). L'Allemande Claudia Bokel,
championne du monde en 2001, a mérité la première place. >>plus |
Sherraine MacKay climbs
podium at World Cup in Italy
2 May 2004
LEGNANO, ITALY
- Tuning up for Athens, Canadian epee fencer
Sherraine MacKay of Brooks,
Alta., won the bronze medal at the Legnano World Cup in Italy today. She
was defeated 15-12 by the eventual gold medalist Li Na from China.
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Fencer Sherraine MacKay
finishes 17th after OT loss
3 May 2004
MODLING, AUSTRIA - Last year at this time,
Sherraine
MacKay, of Brooks, Alta., climbed the podium to claim the Modling World
Cup gold medal in Austria. Today she found herself on the losing end of
a 14-13 overtime match against Renata Fodor of Hungary, finishing 17th. >>more |
Michel Boulos finishes
11th at Bangkok World Cup
9 mars 2004
Montréal, 7
March 2004 (Sportcom) - Michel Boulos placed 11th at the Men's Sabre
World Cup in Bangkok, Thailand, advancing two places in the world
rankings. >>more
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Sherraine MacKay
places 17th at Luxembourg World Cup
9 Mar 2004
Luxembourg, 7 March 2004 –
Canadian epee fencer
Sherraine MacKay
of Brooks, Alta., finished 17th, losing 13-9 to Sangita Tripathi of France
at the J. Nowara Challenge World Cup. MacKay is now ranked 8th in the
world. >>more
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Women’s epee team
qualifies for Athens - 20 Feb 2004
TAUBERBISCHOFSHEIM, GER – For the first time in fencing history Canada
will be sending a women’s epee team to the Olympics. Despite Canada’s
first round loss 45-39 to France at the Würth Cup in Tauberbischofsheim,
Germany today, the moment Team USA lost their first match to China, Canada
had their Athens Olympic ticket in hand. >>more
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2004 Cadet/Junior World
Championships
14 Feb 2004
Team Canada
for Plovdiv 2004 Cadet/Junior World Championships
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Julie Leprohon finishes
15th at World Cup
 15 Feb 2004
LONDON, ENGLAND – Julie
Leprohon of Montreal, Que., finished 15th at the Ipswich Cup losing
to Marijana Markovic of Germany 15-12. On her road to the top
16, Leprohon easily defeated Amber Parkinson of Australia and
Claudia Panuschka of Austria. >>more
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Louisville Junior
World Cup
17 Nov 2003
Junior
Fencers Climb Podium at Louisville World Cup
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Sherraine MacKay Ranked Second In World
28 Oct 2003
Ottawa, ON - Fencer Sherraine
MacKay, originally from Brooks, AB and currently living and training in Paris, has just moved up two spots, from fourth to second in the FIE World rankings for Women's Epée.
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2002-03
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Senior World
Championships
08 Oct 2003
-
Sherraine MacKay,
Women's Epee - 9th
- Michel Boulos,
Men's Sabre - 15th
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more results
Jr
& Cadet World Championships
13 April 2003
Team Canada for Trapani 2003
- results
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Canadian
Fencer wins World Cup
23 July 2003
Sydney (Australia) - Sherraine
MacKay, originally from Brooks AB and currently living and training in Paris, won the Women's Epee event at the Challenge Australia World Cup in Sydney this past weekend. Beating out a field of 132 fencers, Sherraine was able to take the gold from Imke Duplitzer of Germany. This was Sherraine's fifth career World Cup victory.
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Canadian
Fencer wins World Cup
8 May 2003
Moedling (Austria) - Sherraine
MacKay, originally from Brooks AB and currently living and training in Paris, won the Women's Epee World Cup in Moedling (Austria) this past weekend. Beating out a field of 114 fencers, Sherraine was able to take the gold from Sonja Tol of the Netherlands.
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2001-02
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Congratulations
to
Jean-Pierre Séguin, WORLD CHAMPION, Cadet Men's Epée
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Congratulations
to Joshua McGuire, bronze medal, Junior Men's Foil
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Congratulations to Olga Ovtchinnikova, bronze
medal, Cadet Women's Sabre
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Puerto
Rico WE World Cup
02 July 2002
Another gold for Sherraine MacKay
Cuba
World Cup
30 June 2002
Congratulations to Sherraine
MacKay who won the Senior Women's Epee World Cup in Havana,
Cuba. This is Sherraine's second career World Cup victory -
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2002 Junior/Cadet World
Championships
09 April 2002
results,
photos,
team
Congratulations to
our World
Cup finalists
05 March 2002
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04 February
2002
Magda Krol finishes 15th at Prague
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02 February 2002
Sherraine
MacKay-Schalm third in the world
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16 January 2002
Top
8 finish for Joshua McGuire at Senior World Cup event in Cairo
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Cuba
Junior World Cup
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2000-01
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2001 Sport Awards Honour Canada's Best
more ...
Sherraine Schalm wins Gold
at 2000 Senior Women's Epee World Cup in Seville, Spain
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Sydney
Paralympics - results
Four Canadian Fencers
qualify for
the Sydney Olympics
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Sydney
Olympics
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Congratulations to Julie
Leprehon (WE) who finished 2nd and Marina McConkey (WE)
who finished 3rd at the World Cup in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Congratulations to the Mens Foil Team (McGuire, Hill, Khaled and Perritt) for finishing
6th in the Team World Cup in Havana, Cuba and congratulations to
Sherraine Schalm (WE) who finished 7th (her fourth final this year), and to
Carolyn Washburn (WS) and Josh McGuire (MF) who both finished
15th at the World Cup in Havana.
Congratulations to Sherraine Schalm (WE) who finished 2nd
at the World Cup in Zurich, Switzerland and 3rd at
the World Cup in Legnano, Italy.
Congratulations to Sherraine Schalm (WE) who finished 3rd at
the World Cup in Goteborg, Sweden. Congratulations to Sylvie
Morel (WE) who finished 3rd at the Wheelchair World Cup in Lonato,
Italy.
Congratulations to the Men's Foil Team
(Husham Khaled, Josh
McGuire and Nic Allen) who finished 4th (a new Canadian
best-ever performance) at the Junior World Championships in
Gdansk.
Congratulations to
Husham Khaled (MF) who finished 6th (a new Canadian best-ever
performance) at the Junior World Championships in Gdansk.
Congratulations to Nicolas
Bertrand (ME) who finished 7th at the French Circuit in
Moulins.
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Congratulations to Tomy Linteau (ME) who
finished 7th (his best international result ever) at the German International Championships in
Berlin. Tars Bakos was 9th (also his best international result ever). There were 211
entries from 22 countries.
Congratulations to Michel Boulos (MS) who finished 16th at the World Cup in
Boston, USA.
Congratulations to Darcy Gates
(ME) who finished 8th (his best result ever) at the World Cup in Montreal.
Congratulations to Magda Krol
(WE) who finished 12th (her best result ever) at the World Cup in Luxembourg.
Congratulations to Charles St.
Hilaire (ME) who finished 13th (his best result ever) at the World Cup in Glasgow.
Congratulations to Josh
McGuire (MF) who
finished 14th at the
Modling Junior World
Cup in Austria
Congratulations to our
medallists at the Junior World Cup in Havana, Cuba:
Silver - Husham Khaled (MF)
- Leigh Voigt (WF)
Bronze - Joshua McGuire (MF)
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Congratulations to
Michel Boulos (MS) who finished 15th (his best result ever) at the Sabre World
Cup in London, GB.
Congratulations to our medallists at the NAC in Greenville:
GOLD - Charles St-Hilaire (ME)
- Josh McGuire
(MF)
- Darragh
O'Malley (Jr ME)
Silver - Fred Lapointe (MS)
- Shena Sabbath (Jr WS)
Bronze - Julie Leprehon (WE)
- Josh McGuire
(Jr MF)
- Jean Lelion (Jr ME)
Congratulations to Husham
Khaled, bronze medallist in Men's Foil at the Championnats
internationaux de Budapest (Junior World Cup). Jean Lelion
from Montréal placed 19th in Men's Epee.
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1999-2000
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Congratulations to Marvin Fine:
Silver medalist at the 2000 Veterans World Championships in 60+ Men's
Sabre.
2000
Junior
and Cadet World
Championships Team
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Josh McGuire - 2000 Cadet Men's Foil World Champion!
Josh was seeded 3rd after the pools with a perfect 5-0 record and
+21 indicators. On his way to victory Josh defeated Hwa-Seng
Choi of Korea 15-9, Steven Gerberman of the United States 15-14,
Benjamin Weinkauf of Germany 15-14, Andrea Cassara of Italy 15-7,
and Yury Molchan of Russia 15-6. Congratulations Josh! |
The Road to
Excellence - A unique program
recognizing Canadian athletes (05 Sep 1999)
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1998-99
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Congratulations to Sherraine Schalm!
6th place at 1999 World Championships [ story ]
complete results
- http://www.fechten.org/wm99/
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1999 World Championships Team
1999
Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Fund Scholarship recipients
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