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February 23, 2013 Fencers claim 2013 NEIFC title Winning three of the six team weapon titles and a pair of individual crowns, the Brandeis fencers defended their home turf of the Gosman Center. Julian Cardillo won the men's foil and Adam Mandel took the men's saber title.
February 12, 2013 Men finish second, women third at Beanpot Tournament Adam Mandel was 8-1 and Jess Ochs-Willard 7-2 in saber action as the Judges defeated MIT (15-12) and BC (14-13).
February 3, 2013 Men's fencing posts 4-2 record at Sollee Invite with win over NYU Rookie epee Ari Feingersch and sophomore saber had the team's top overall records at 9-4, while junior Julian Cardillo was 11-7 in foil The meet was highlighted by a 17-10 win over UAA rival NYU.
January 30, 2013 Messinger, Berman claim UAA Fencer of the Week honors Senior saberist Zoe Messinger for the women and sophomore foilist Noah Berman of the men were recognized for their performances at this weekend's Northeast Fencing Conference meet.
January 26, 2013 Men's fencing goes 4-1 at second NFC meet with comeback win over BC The Judges picked up wins over Tufts, Vassar and Dartmouth in addition to their 14-13 victory over the Eagles. They also fell to host Brown.
December 4, 2012 Kramer, Mandel named UAA Athletes of the Week, Dec. 3 Senior Alex Kramer ran Division III's fastest time in the mile, while sophomore Adam Mandel went 7-1 at fencing's Invitational.
December 2, 2012 Mandel and Mattos lead the Men's and Women's Fencing squads at the Brandeis Invitational Sophomore Adam Mandel led the Judges with an excellent 7-1 record for the saber squad
Bill Shipman Bill Shipman Head Coach 781-736-3650

Bill Shipman came to Brandeis in 1981 as the head coach of both men's and women's fencing and has continued the long tradition of fencing excellence at Brandeis. His men's team won the 1989 University Athletic Association championship and finished runner-up six times. His women's team has won four UAA titles, including the three straight from 1993-95, and finished runner-up twice.

Prior to his arrival here, Shipman served as an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania from 1978-1981. He has a bachelor of arts in education with a major in Physical Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a masters degree in Recreation and Parks Administation from Clemson University.

Shipman has been selected seven times as a coach for the United States Olympic Festival, one of only eight selected each year. He served on the NCAA Fencing Committee from 1996-99. The Brandeis coaching staff was named as the UAA Staff of the Year several times.

Shipman was honored as the United States Fencing Coaches Association Coach of the Year in 1994, the first year Brandeis hosted the NCAA Fencing championships and one of his women fencers, Kristin Foellmer, won All-American honors by finishing third in the foil.

In 1999, Shipman served as chair of the NCAA Men's and Women's Fencing Committee as Brandeis served as host school for the second time. One of his fencers, Tim Morehouse '00 earned All-American honors by finishing fourth in the men's sabre that year. Morehouse went on to become the first Brandeisian in University history to qualify for the Olympic Games, traveling to Beijing in 2008, where he helped the saber squad to the silver medal, and returning to the London Games in 2012. Morehouse is now known as America's "Face of Fencing".

Shipman is an accredited fencing master, who coaches at the Boston Fencing Club in addition to his duties at Brandeis.

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