The 38th Annual #TempleOpen Goes Down This Weekend at #TempleUniversity!

Temple University Division 1 Women's Fencers from left: Auset Muhammad (Junior), Safa Ibrahim (Senior) and Blessing Olaode (Junior)
Temple University Division 1 Women's Fencers from left: Auset Muhammad (Junior), Safa Ibrahim (Senior) and Blessing Olaode (Junior)
Temple University Division I Women’s Fencers from left: Auset Muhammad (Junior), Safa Ibrahim (Senior) and Blessing Olaode (Junior)

 

#BrooklynGirlCode will be heading to Philly this weekend to watch the lovely young ladies pictured above and the rest of the Division I Temple University Women’s Fencing team win at the 38th Annual Temple Open! The event which is the largest collegiate individual meet in the country will be held this year at the Liacouras Center located on Temple University‘s main campus. It’s always a joy to see the next generation of young Temple fencers compete and win knowing that I once was in their spot, fighting hard to get every touch to beat my opponent as well as my record from the previous season. Fencing is not an easy sport to compete in, however, the joy from winning each bout tops everything!

Dr. Nikki Franke who is currently in her 46th year at Temple is looking to lead her ladies to 1st place in every women’s individual event this weekend and judging from the past years, this is very accomplishable. Coach Franke, who was once my coach while I attended Temple has a stern but lenient way of coaching her fencers to victory that proves to work year after year after year. Good luck to everyone competing this weekend at the 38th Annual Temple Open. #BrooklynGirlCode will be in the building! “][“Uuu baby!!! ❤

Temple University Junior Epee Fencer, Safa Ibrahim of Bronx, N.Y. showing her best fencing side
Temple University Junior Epee Fencer, Safa Ibrahim of Bronx, N.Y. showing her best fencing side.

 

Temple University Head Fencing Coach, Dr. Nikki Franke with #BrooklynGirlCode Creator and former Temple Fencer, Aziza Hassan at Temple University on October 29th, 2017.

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