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Feeling Like a Mill-ion Bucks

By Meredith H. Keffer
Junior Noam Mills, left, came close once again to winning the NCAA title in the epee, narrowly losing in the finals of the NCAA Championships, 8-7. While the men’s squad won the Ivy League title, its fencers did not enjoy the same level of individual success as their female counterparts.
Junior Noam Mills, left, came close once again to winning the NCAA title in the epee, narrowly losing in the finals of the NCAA Championships, 8-7. While the men’s squad won the Ivy League title, its fencers did not enjoy the same level of individual success as their female counterparts.

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