FUN FUN FUN Fencing is a sport; it is sometimes hard work, it is sometimes painful... but it is mostly FUN! Most fencers have at least at one point entertained romantic fantasies about pirates, knights, noblemen, lords and ladies. To deny this is futile. Every young person has dreamed of being in a ...

Sword Sports offers a variety of plans to learn to fence averaging around $20-$25 per week. When you get right down to it, fencing costs about the same as any other sport. Once one has mastered the basics of fencing, the only cost is floor fee and equipment upkeep. Compared to skiing, scuba diving, ...

Guide for Parents Attending Tournaments (information primarily taken from the USFA Parents Web Site) with local editorial in BLUE FENCING FOR PARENTS 101 A family membership in the USFA is strongly encouraged. Parents are children s best advocates. Membership in USFA allows you to have a voice on be...

New fencers taking lessons do not need to worry about equipment. Sword Sports provides all the equipment necessary for lessons. Frequently, fencers borrow items from our many racks of club equipment to participate in group bouting. Eventually, though, as the interest continues, the fencer naturally ...

At SWORD SPORTS, champions are our specialty. Meet the area's bests! NATIONAL MEDALISTS Sharron Settlemire Evelyn Scarborough Jack Harkey Brian Day Catherine Vanderloos Terry Harkey NATIONAL POINT HOLDERS Jack Harkey Evelyn Scarborough Sharron Settlemire Terry Harkey Catherine Vanderloos ATHLETE OF ...