Biography
Honorable Mention All-American (2019, 2020)
First Team All-Ivy (2019, 2020)
As a Junior (2020-21)
• Season canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a Sophomore (2019-20)
• Named an honorable mention USFCA All-American following the cancellation of the NCAA Championships. All-Americans were selected based on overall body of work and performance at NCAA regional events.
• Qualified for the NCAA Championships following an 11th place finish in epee at the Northeast Regional Championship where she posted an 11-12 record with a +0 touch differential.
• First-Team All-Ivy following a third-place finish and a 10-5 record at the Ivy League Round Robin.
• Finished the season with a team-high 64 victories and a 64-36 (.640) dual record.
• Went 7-2 at the Brandeis Invitational, 9-2 at the Philadelphia Invitational and 18-9 at the Northwestern Duals.
As a Freshman (2018-19)
• Honorable Mention All-American.
• Posted 13 victories at the NCAA Tournament with a +4 touch differential, coming just one touch shy of eighth place and a spot on the second-team.
• First-Team All-Ivy.
• Went 11-4 overall and a +23 touch differential at the Ivy League Fencing Round Robin to place third overall.
• Won silver at the 2019 NCAA Northeast Regional tournament.
• Led the epee squad and had the second most win for the Big Red with 33 victories on the year.
• Had the highest winning percentage on the team (.688).
Prior to Cornell
• Fenced for nine years with Cody Mattern at the Northwest Fencing Center (Beaverton, Ore.)
• Bronze medalist, 2018, Junior July Challenge North American Cup (St. Louis, Mo.)
• Round of 16, 2018, Division 1 National Championships (Richmond, Va.)
• Quarterfinalist, 2018, Junior Olympic National Championships (Memphis, Tenn.)
• Quarterfinalist, 2016, Junior Olympic National Championships (Cleveland, Ohio)
• Round of 16, 2017, Division 1 North American Cup (Anaheim, Calif.)
• Round of 16, 2016, Division 1 North American Cup (Richmond, Va.)
• Gold medalist, 2015, Cadet July Challenge North American Cup (San Jose, Calif.)
• Bronze medalist, 2015, Division 1A July Challenge North American Cup (San Jose, Calif.)
• 26th place, 2015, Cadet World Cup (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Personal
• Megan Elizabeth Eno is the daughter of Andrew and Joy Eno and she has one older brother.
• Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
