Muhari's Magical Month of March Continues

Just one week after capturing her second NCAA individual national title, Notre Dame’s Eszter Muhari continued her run of dominance by winning her second Women’s Individual Epee World Cup of the year.

Notre Dame women’s epee fencers have now won three major international titles in 2025, with Muhari claiming two and teammate Kaylin Sin Yan Hsieh winning the other.

🏆Presenting the women’s individual medalists of the 2025 Marrakech Epee World Cup!⚔️🇲🇦
🥇Eszter Muhari 🇭🇺
🥈Aizanat Murtazaeva (AIN)
🥉Hadley Husisian 🇺🇸
🥉Katrina Lehis 🇪🇪#FIE #FIEWorldCup #fencingworldcup #fencing #escrime #esgrima #epee #Marrakech2025
📸 Augusto Bizzi /… pic.twitter.com/gOL519uJcK

— FIE (@FIE_fencing) March 29, 2025

After going undefeated at the NCAA Championships, Muhari picked up right where she left off and didn’t drop a single bout on the way to the gold. After posting a dominant 15-5 victory over Hadley Hussian of the United States in the semifinal, Muhari pulled out a close 10-9 decision over Russia’s Aizanat Murtazaeva in the final.

The title is the latest for Muhari, who is now a bronze medalist at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics for Team Hungary, a two-time NCAA individual national champion and two-time World Cup winner.