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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