2025 USFCA All-America Teams

MADISON, N.J. – For the second time in her career, senior Amira Mutakabbir has been selected as a United States Fencing Coaches Association (USFCA) Division III All-American.
 
Mutakabbir, who captured honorable mention recognition, was one of just nine epeeists across Division III selected to the team. She was also a USFCA Division III Honorable Mention All-American in 2023.
 
The award adds to a growing number of postseason honors for Mutakabbir, who also earned a pair of USFCA All-Mid-Atlantic/South Region accolades. She was one of just 15 epeeists - and the lone Division III selection - to be named to the USFCA All-Region Team for all NCAA divisions, capturing honorable mention status. In addition, she was one of our only four epeeists selected to the USFCA Division III All-Region Team.
 
For the season, Mutakabbir finished with a record of 61-31. Earlier this month, Mutakabbir registered the top finish of her career at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Region Championships, where she advanced to the third round before placing 15th overall.
 
The performance capped an outstanding championship season for Mutakabbir, who also tied for third at the National Intercollegiate Women's Fencing Association (NIWFA) Championship, earning First-Team All-NIWFA honors. Her efforts helped the Rangers place fourth out of 15 teams and helped Drew capture the third-place medal in epee.
 
Mutakabbir also posted numerous additional outstanding performances throughout the season, including going 11-1 at the Johns Hopkins Invitational, 11-4 at the Vassar Invitational, 13-5 at the Drew Invitational, and 10-2 at the LIU Invitational.
 
For the season, the Rangers posted a dual-match record of 24-18.