Career notes: Finished career with 281 career sabre victories, most all-time and 170 more than any other WSU women in the sabre ... ranked fourth all-time in career women's victories overall, regardless of weapon ... three-time winner of the Danosi Open and two-time participant at the NCAA Fencing National Championships.
2013-14: Fenced in all nine events ... competed in the NCAA Championships for the second straight year, finishing 22nd in the sabre (5-18 record) ... earned best finish at NCAA Midwest Regional Championship, medaling with a third-place finish ... placed seventh at the Midwest Fencing Conference Championship ... won the women's sabre competition at the Danosi Open for the third straight season ... finished second at the Remenyik Open, posting 8-3 mark ... went 11-0 at the Cleveland State Duals ... earned nine bout wins at the Northwestern Duals and eight triumphs at the Notre Dame Duals ... helped lead sabre squad to fifth place at MFC Championships.
2012-13: Placed 17th at the NCAA Championships, finishing with a record of 10-13 in the sabre ... won the Danosi Open for the second consecutive season ... went 10-1 to win the Remenyik Open ... finished 9-0 at the Duke Duals and 11-5 at the Notre Dame Duals ... earned medalist honors, finishing in a tie for third at the Midwest Fencing Conference Championship ... placed seventh at the NCAA Midwest Regional ... helped lead the sabre squad to fourth at the MFC Championship.
2011-12: Competed in eight events including the Midwest Fencing Conference Championship and the NCAA Midwest Regional ... won the Danosi Open after placing ninth in the Remenyik Open ... finished ninth at the NCAA Regional.
2010-11: Recorded a 39-17 mark in duals play, best on the team in sabre ... finished with an 11-5 record at Notre Dame Duals ... placed ninth at the NCAA Regional.
High School: A 2009 graduate of Zespól Szkól Ponadgimnazjalnych ... competed for coach Wojciech Mahswka ... has represented Poland in international competition for the last three years ... participated in the Polish Cup both at U-17 and U-20 levels.
Personal: Full name--Kaja M. Klodawska ... born March 2, 1990, in Lodz, Poland ... daughter of Zbigniew and Magdalena Klodawska ... has one older sister ... is a kinesiology major ... named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014 ... first name is pronounced Kaya.
| Kaja Klodawska's Career Record |
| Year | Regular Season | MFC Championship | Regional | NCAA | Total |
| 2010-11 | 39-17 | 6-2 | 5-10 / 9th | -- | 50-29 |
| 2011-12 | 65-24 | 5-2 / 10th | 7-8 / 9th | -- | 77-34 |
| 2012-13 | 74-27 | 9-1 / T-3rd | 9-6 / 7th | 10-13 / 17th | 102-47 |
| 2013-14 | 37-20 | 3-1 / 7th | 7-2 / 3rd | 5-18 / 22nd | 52-41 |
| Career | 215-88 | 23-6 | 28-26 | 15-31 | 281-151 |
