Courtesy: Princeton Athletic Communications Edward Kelley and the Tigers had a successful first day at Northwestern.

Princeton's fencing teams won 10 of 13 dual-meet bouts Saturday on the first of two days of competition at the Northwestern Duals.

Both Princeton teams are ranked No. 2 in the nation in the most recent CollegeFencing360.com poll. The women's team had six matches including two against teams ranked in the top 10. While the Tiger women took care of the four bouts against unranked foes rather decisively, both sixth-ranked Ohio State and third-ranked Notre Dame got past Princeton 15-12. 

Princeton's men also battled fifth-ranked Ohio State and fourth-ranked Notre Dame while winning five additional meets against unranked teams. The Tiger men fell to OSU 15-12 but got past Notre Dame 14-13.

The meet at Northwestern will wrap Sunday as the Tigers prepare for the Ivy Round-Robin next weekend.

Women
(6) Ohio State 15, (2) Princeton 12 (F: 5-4, S: 3-6, E: 7-2)
(2) Princeton 25, UC San Diego 2 (F: 9-0, E: 9-0, S: 7-2)
(2) Princeton 26, FDU 1 (F: 9-0, E: 8-1, S; 9-0)
(2) Princeton 17, Northwestern 10 (F: 3-6, E: 6-3, S: 8-1)
(2) Princeton 21, Wayne State 6 (F: 4-5, E: 9-0, S: 8-1)
(3) Notre Dame 15, (2) Princeton 12 (F: 7-2, E: 5-4, S: 3-6)

Men
(5) Ohio State 15, (2) Princeton 12 (F: 4-5, E; 5-4, S: 6-3)
(2) Princeton 23, Wayne State 4 (F: 7-2, E: 7-2, S: 9-0)
(2) Princeton 18, Stanford 9 (F: 6-3, E: 5-4, S: 7-2)
(2) Princeton 26, Caltech 1 (F: 9-0, E: 8-1, S: 9-0)
(2) Princeton 14, (4) Notre Dame 13 (F: 4-5, E: 5-4, S: 5-4)
(2) Princeton 19, Northwestern 8 (F: 9-0, E: 4-5, S: 6-3)
(2) Princeton 22, North Carolina 5 (F: 7-2, E: 8-1, S: 7-2)