Seacoast Fencing Club has been training champions in the sport of fencing for over 20 years. Eleven Seacoast fencers have won 27 national championships, and six have represented the United States at 17 World Championship events, earning gold (2000 US Women’s Saber Team) and bronze medals (2002 Junior Women’s Epee & 2002 Veteran’s Women’s Foil). Seacoast has the only parent and child to earn spots on National teams the same year, and both won bronze medals at World Championships!

Seacoast is one of the strongest junior development clubs in the country. Over the past 5 years, Seacoast members have won hundreds of National, Section, and Division championships (junior, senior, and team). Seacoast junior fencers have gone on to compete on varsity teams at five Ivy League colleges, Notre Dame, University of North Carolina, Temple, Northwestern, Boston College, Wesleyan, NYU, Duke, and four have graduated from the military academies at Annapolis, West Point, and Air Force. During their collegiate careers, nearly all Seacoast juniors have become team captains. Seacoast juniors (and senior fencers) enjoy a solid reputation for competitiveness, sportsmanship, and skill, making them attractive to collegiate coaches throughout the U.S.

While one of the top competitive clubs in the country, we remain focused on the concept that sports are important only for their ability to define and improve character, build strong bodies, minds, and spirits, and should always remain fun. So come join us at Seacoast Fencing Club and learn the joy of fencing!