Half Hollow Hills Fencing Is As Sharp As Ever

By Tom Barton | Jan 31, 2025 | Sports

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The Half Hollow Hills Boys Fencing team has finished a perfect season.

The team completed an undefeated regular season for the first time in program history this week. With that unblemished record, Half Hollow Hills are also League I Champions for the third consecutive year.

The team ended up with a 13-0 record overall and that included their 8-0 record in league play. With their final win over Commack, 22-5, Austin Kim went 3-0 in sabre and Elias Alafifi went 3-0 in foil to lead the way.

Playoffs will begin this week.

Organizations Included in this History

Half Hollow Hills High School West

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Half Hollow Hills Fencing Is As Sharp As Ever

The team completed an undefeated regular season for the first time in program history this week. With that unblemished record, Half Hollow Hills are also League I Champions for the third consecutive year.