Stay tuned for information about our Fall ’25 practices! Feel free to contact us, or come see us at ExploreU when the semester starts!

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We conduct practices every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday in Cooke Hall Room 308. It is the building adjacent to the RecWell and can be accessed by going to the RecWell’s 2nd floor and following the hallway to your left until you find the North and South Basketball courts. From there, the sky-way leads to Cooke Hall. The practice times are as follows:

Monday: 6-7:30, 7:30-9pm (Beginner practice and Open bouting)

Tuesday: 6-8pm (Practice)

Thursday: 6-7:30, 7:30-9pm (Beginner practice and Open bouting)

Saturday: 1-3pm (Practice)

What to bring

All equipment is provided. Please wear athletic clothes though – fencing is a surprisingly intense sport. If you have your own equipment, feel free to bring it. Make sure you bring necessary means of hydration (sadly, we do not provide club water bottles).

Weapons

We have all three weapons (saber, epee, and foil) for all genders. Please let us know if a fourth weapons exists so that we may add it to our roster as soon as possible. 

Eligibility

People who have attended more than three practices owe us dues. The first three practices are free. If you are not affiliated with the U, just contact us and as long as you are paying your dues, you’re more than welcome to come. 

Tournaments

We host at least one tournament on campus per semester and we frequently travel to other states to compete. You will find all the necessary information in the Schedule and Announcement tabs. All expenses are (usually) covered. However, we will only pay if you are dues-paying.

Participation Form

Travel Request Form

Approved Driver Request Form*

Membership

Club Dues Payment

USA Fencing Membership**

* For any pdf-format forms, fill them out and send it to the Travel Coordinator, whose email is listed in the Members section

** In order to compete at sanctioned events, you’ll at least need an Access membership. However, if you want to compete at regional/national events, you’ll need a College Competitive membership. If you only want to compete at non-sanctioned events, you do not need a USA Fencing membership

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