This change, which aligns with the approach taken by most other national governing bodies in the United States, means that all donations will be managed by the Foundation and distributed to USA Fencing programs or maintained in the Foundation endowment for the long-term sustainability of the sport.
From Oct. 7-10, more than 2,100 athletes from across the country will unite inside the Minneapolis Convention Center for the first national fencing tournament of the season.
We’re proud to introduce a set of four new awards designed to recognize USA Fencing member clubs for their efforts to ensure fencing is a welcoming and inclusive sport for all.
The event, set for Jan. 13–16, 2023, will offer a firsthand view of parafencing, also known as wheelchair fencing, with the 2028 Summer Paralympics in Los Angeles approaching fast.
