Fencing at the 2017 Summer Universiade – Women's team sabre

Women's team sabre at the XXIX Summer Universiade
Venues	Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
Dates	25 August 2017
Competitors	53 from 14 nations
Medalists
Misaki Emura Risa Takashima Shihomi Fukushima Ayaka Mukae  Japan Anna Márton Petra Zahonyi Julia Mikulik Renata Katona  Hungary Margaux Gimalac Margaux Rifkiss Charleine Taillandier Caroline Quéroli  France
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The women's team sabre fencing event at the 2017 Summer Universiade was held 25 August at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei, Taiwan.

Seeds

Since the number of individual épée event participants are 61, 62 will be the added number on those who did not participate in the individual event.^[1][2]

Tournament Seeding	Team	Name	RI
1 (22)	Japan (JPN)	Misaki Emura (JPN)	3
		Risa Takashima (JPN)	7
		Shihomi Fukushima (JPN)	12
		Ayaka Mukae (JPN)	34
2 (26)	Italy (ITA)	Chiara Mormile (ITA)	3
		Sofia Ciaraglia (ITA)	5
		Rebecca Gargano (ITA)	18
		Caterina Navarria (ITA)	32
3 (37)	Russia (RUS)	Olga Nikitina (RUS)	6
		Yana Obvintseva (RUS)	15
		Anastasia Bazhenova (RUS)	16
		Svetlana Sheveleva (RUS)	39
4 (40)	France (FRA)	Margaux Rifkiss (FRA)	8
		Margaux Gimalac (FRA)	13
		Charleine Taillandier (FRA)	19
		Caroline Quéroli (FRA)	24
5 (42)	South Korea (KOR)	Hwang Seon-a (KOR)	2
		Park Da-eun (KOR)	14
		Yoon Ji-su (KOR)	26
		Choi Shin-hui (KOR)	48
6 (48)	Hungary (HUN)	Anna Márton (HUN)	1
		Petra Zahonyi (HUN)	22
		Julia Mikulik (HUN)	25
		Renata Katona (HUN)	46
7 (67)	Poland (POL)	Martyna Komisarczyk (POL)	10
		Katarzyna Kędziora (POL)	28
		Angelika Wator (POL)	29
		Marta Puda (POL)	33
8 (74)	Belarus (BLR)	Darya Andreyeva (BLR)	9
		Palina Kaspiarovich (BLR)	21
		Alisa Utlik (BLR)	44
		Hanna Ivanishchanka (BLR)	56
9 (83)	United States (USA)	Violet Michel (USA)	20
		Maia Chamberlain (USA)	27
		Sage Palmedo (USA)	36
		Leanne Singleton-Comfort (USA)	41
10 (102)	Iran (IRI)	Najmeh Sazanjian (IRI)	17
		Parimah Barzegar (IRI)	40
		Kiana Bagherzadeh (IRI)	45
11 (124)	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	Pang Hui-yi (TPE)	35
		Wu Yi-chin (TPE)	42
		Wu Ya-shiuan (TPE)	47
		Ye Yi-shan (TPE)	49
12 (135)	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	Tamara Pochekutova (KAZ)	23
		Aigerim Sarybay (KAZ)	55
		Aibike Khabibullina (KAZ)	57
13 (143)	Thailand (THA)	Patsara Manunya (THA)	37
		Bandhita Srinualad (THA)	52
		Onwipha Innurak (THA)	54
14 (149)	India (IND)	C. A. Bhavani Devi (IND)	31
		Josna Christy Jose (IND)	58
		Sowmiya Sundara Raj (IND)	60
		Shivani Shivani (IND)	61

Ranking Round

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	Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final
						1	Japan (JPN)	45
						9	United States (USA)	34
	9	United States (USA)	45
	8	Belarus (BLR)	29
											1	Japan (JPN)	45
											4	France (FRA)	39
	5	South Korea (KOR)	45
	12	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	29
						5	South Korea (KOR)	41
						4	France (FRA)	45
	13	Thailand (THA)	19
	4	France (FRA)	45
																1	Japan (JPN)	45
																6	Hungary (HUN)	38
	3	Russia (RUS)	45
	14	India (IND)	30
						3	Russia (RUS)	32
						6	Hungary (HUN)	45
	11	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	26
	6	Hungary (HUN)	45
											6	Hungary (HUN)	45
											7	Poland (POL)	36
	7	Poland (POL)	45													Third place
	10	Iran (IRI)	44
						7	Poland (POL)	45								4	France (FRA)	45
						2	Italy (ITA)	40								7	Poland (POL)	44

Final ranking

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Rank	Team	Results
	Japan (JPN)	Champion
	Hungary (HUN)	Runner-up
	France (FRA)	Third place
4	Poland (POL)	Semifinals
5	Italy (ITA)	Quarterfinals
6	South Korea (KOR)
7	Russia (RUS)
8	United States (USA)
9	Belarus (BLR)	Round of 16
10	Iran (IRI)
11	Kazakhstan (KAZ)
12	India (IND)
13	Chinese Taipei (TPE)
14	Thailand (THA)

References

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