Fencing at the 2017 Summer Universiade – Men's team épée

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Men's team épée
at the XXIX Summer Universiade
VenuesTaipei Nangang Exhibition Center
Dates24 August 2017
Competitors86 from 21 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Sergey Bida
Dmitriy Gusev
Alan Fardzinov
Georgiy Bruev		  Russia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Zsombor Bányai
Daniel Berta
Gergely Siklósi
Sándor Cho Taeun		  Hungary
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jang Hyo-min
Hwang Hyeon-il
Kim Jae-won
Pak Min-woo		  South Korea
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The men's team épée fencing event at the 2017 Summer Universiade was held 24 August at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei, Taiwan.

Seeds[edit]

Since the number of individual épée event participants are 97, 98 will be the added number on those who did not participate in the individual event.[1][2]

Tournament Seeding Team Name RI
1
(37) 		 France (FRA)  Virgile Marchal (FRA) 7
 Alexandre Bardenet (FRA) 13
 Jonathan Bonnaire (FRA) 17
 Mathias Biabiany (FRA) 27
2
(56) 		 Ukraine (UKR)  Anatoliy Herey (UKR) 6
 Roman Svichkar (UKR) 11
 Volodymyr Stankevych (UKR) 39
 Yan Sych (UKR) 52
3
(58) 		 Japan (JPN)  Masaru Yamada (JPN) 3
 Ryosuke Narita (JPN) 21
 Koki Kano (JPN) 34
 Kentaro Murayama (JPN) 65
4
(61) 		 Hungary (HUN)  Zsombor Bányai (HUN) 2
 Daniel Berta (HUN) 28
 Gergely Siklósi (HUN) 31
 Sándor Cho Taeun (HUN) 67
5
(61) 		 United States (USA)  Gabriel Canaux (USA) 10
 Justin Yoo (USA) 25
 Lewis Weiss (USA) 26
 Jacob Hoyle (USA) 49
6
(68) 		 Switzerland (SUI)  Alexandre Pittet (SUI) 12
 Georg Kuhn (SUI) 16
 Michele Niggeler (SUI) 36
 Alexis Bayard (SUI) 51
7
(67) 		 Russia (RUS)  Sergey Bida (RUS) 1
 Dmitriy Gusev (RUS) 28
 Alan Fardzinov (RUS) 38
 Georgiy Bruev (RUS) 77
8
(86) 		 Israel (ISR)  Ido Herpe (ISR) 9
 Yuval Shalom Freilich (ISR) 35
 Ariel Drizin (ISR) 42
 Amit Parizat (ISR) 54
9
(88) 		 South Korea (KOR)  Jang Hyo-min (KOR) 15
 Hwang Hyeon-il (KOR) 24
 Kim Jae-won (KOR) 49
 Pak Min-woo (KOR) 81
10
(100) 		 Italy (ITA)  Valerio Cuomo (ITA) 22
 Lorenzo Buzzi (ITA) 30
 Gabriele Cimini (ITA) 48
 Federico Vismara (ITA) 62
11
(104) 		 Finland (FIN)  Niko Vuorinen (FIN) 5
 Rufus Panelius (FIN) 46
 Teemu Seeve (FIN) 53
 Gunnar Gräsbeck (FIN) 76
12
(111) 		 Netherlands (NED)  Tristan Tulen (NED) 23
 Rafael Tulen (NED) 32
 David van Nunen (NED) 56
 Serge Mes (NED) 88
13
(117) 		 Germany (GER)  Lukas Bellmann (GER) 19
 Richard Schmidt (GER) 20
 Alexander Riedel (GER) 78
 Nikolaus Bodoczi (GER) 82
14
(119) 		 Poland (POL)  Filip Broniszewski (POL) 3
 Jan Wenglarczyk (POL) 44
 Daniel Marcol (POL) 72
 Maciej Bielec (POL) 75
15
(147) 		 Kazakhstan (KAZ)  Ruslan Kurbanov (KAZ) 45
 Dmitriy Alexanin (KAZ) 47
 Ivan Deryabin (KAZ) 55
 Vadim Sharlaimov (KAZ) 71
16
(153) 		 Chinese Taipei (TPE)  Ting Hong-kai (TPE) 14
 Chen Tsung-lin (TPE) 60
 Wu Yu-ting (TPE) 79
 Chuang Po-yu (TPE) 84
17
(179) 		 China (CHN)  Shen Zihao (CHN) 41
 Ye Deze (CHN) 68
 Xu Jingjing (CHN) 70
 Wang Zicheng (CHN) 98
18
(229) 		 Sweden (SWE)  Anton Kimfors (SWE) 57
 Max Korlinge (SWE) 85
 Henrik Jarl (SWE) 87
19
(245) 		 Portugal (POR)  Max Rod (POR) 61
 José Bartissol (POR) 86
 Jose Charreu (POR) 98
 Pedro Macedo (POR) 98
20
(250) 		 India (IND)  Pankaj Kumar Sharma (IND) 74
 Akshay Manoharan Sajitha (IND) 80
 Tushar Ravsaheb Aher (IND) 96
 Vir Sangram Singh (IND) 96
21
(273) 		 Mongolia (MGL)  Bat-Erdene Erdenebat (MGL) 89
 Dulguun Enkhtsogt (MGL) 91
 Amarbold Batsuren (MGL) 93
 Jigjidsuren Tsoggerel (MGL) 94

Ranking Round[edit]

[3][4]

Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1  France (FRA) 45
17  China (CHN) 28
17  China (CHN) 45
16  Chinese Taipei (TPE) 43
1  France (FRA) 36
9  South Korea (KOR) 45
9  South Korea (KOR) 45
8  Israel (ISR) 40
9  South Korea (KOR) 19
4  Hungary (HUN) 25
5  United States (USA) 43
12  Netherlands (NED) 45
21  Mongolia (MGL) 21
12  Netherlands (NED) 45
12  Netherlands (NED) 28
4  Hungary (HUN) 35
13  Germany (GER) 45
20  India (IND) 27
13  Germany (GER) 44
4  Hungary (HUN) 45
4  Hungary (HUN) 30
7  Russia (RUS) 31
3  Japan (JPN) 31
14  Poland (POL) 29
19  Portugal (POR) 38
14  Poland (POL) 45
3  Japan (JPN) 45
11  Finland (FIN) 35
11  Finland (FIN) 45
6  Switzerland (SUI) 40
3  Japan (JPN) 30
7  Russia (RUS) 31
7  Russia (RUS) 45
10  Italy (ITA) 40
7  Russia (RUS) 44
15  Kazakhstan (KAZ) 37
15  Kazakhstan (KAZ) 45
18  Sweden (SWE) 20
15  Kazakhstan (KAZ) 45
2  Ukraine (UKR) 36

Bronze Medal[edit]

Third place
   
9  South Korea (KOR) 45
3  Japan (JPN) 40

Final ranking[edit]

[5]

Rank Team Results
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Russia (RUS) Champion
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Hungary (HUN) Runner-up
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  South Korea (KOR) Third place
4  Japan (JPN) Semifinals
5  France (FRA) Quarterfinals
6  Finland (FIN)
7  Netherlands (NED)
8  Kazakhstan (KAZ)
9  Ukraine (UKR) Round of 16
10  United States (USA)
11  Switzerland (SUI)
12  Israel (ISR)
13  Italy (ITA)
14  Germany (GER)
15  Poland (POL)
16  China (CHN)
17  Chinese Taipei (TPE) Round of 32
18  Sweden (SWE)
19  Portugal (POR)
20  India (IND)
21  Mongolia (MGL)

References[edit]

  1. ^ Fencing – Technical Book 12.5.5 Seeding and Draw (Page 40)
  2. ^ Tournament Seeding Team
  3. ^ Match Result Summary[permanent dead link]
  4. ^ "Results Bracket" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-01-05. Retrieved 2017-11-21.
  5. ^ Final Ranking[permanent dead link]
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