Duke University has been selected as the host site for the 2027 NCAA Fencing Championship. Bids to host the championships were jointly submitted by Duke University and the Durham Sports Commission (DSC).
HAVERFORD, Pa. - Haverford College Director of Athletics Dr. Danielle Lynch has announced the appointment of Christine Griffith as the next Head Coach of the Haverford College Men's and Women's Fencing programs, effective October 1.
This July, high school fencers and their families have a unique opportunity to dive into the world of collegiate fenc...
For only the second time in program history, the NCAA Fencing National Championship will go to Cambridge, Mass.
This historic inclusion, orchestrated by USA Fencing, the NCAA, the USOPC and The Ohio State University, is a monumen...
The standout women’s foil fencer is being honored for her work to make fencing “a more inclusive space for both black...
Each member institution is allowed a maximum of 5 for women and 4.5 for men (Division I), or 4.5 for women and 4.5 for men (Division II) equivalency scholarships. There is no lower scholarship equivalency limit. Division III does not offer athletic scholarship opportunities.
There is no upper roster limit.
The NCAA has held championships in fencing every year since 1941
except for the four years 1943-46, during World War II.
Today, NCAA Teams compete for one combined team championship.
As of August 2024, 45 NCAA schools sponsor fencing. Stretched across all three NCAA divisions and located in 16 states, NCAA Fencing is nationwide. No matter any prospective student-athlete's school preferences, they can find a school that fits their need.
