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The upcoming weekend promises thrilling action across Europe as the European Fencing Confederation continues its busy season with three highly anticipated tournaments.

Copenhagen Cadet Circuit

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

Dates: November 30 – December 3, 2024

Categories: Men’s & Women’s Individual and Team Epee

Cadet fencers will gather in Copenhagen for one of the major stops on the EFC Cadet Circuit. Known for its excellent organization and competitive atmosphere, this event will feature both individual and team events, providing a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills on an international stage.

For full details about the event, please visit the official tournament brochure.

Live results will be available on Fencing Worldwide.

 

EFC FFE Circuit Laupheim U23

Location: Laupheim, Germany

Dates: November 30 – December 1, 2024

Categories: U23 (Epee)

Part of the innovative “Fencing for Everyone” initiative, the Laupheim tournament brings together top young talents from the U23 category. This event is designed to promote inclusivity and excellence, ensuring a valuable experience for all participants. With its focus on community and competition, Laupheim has become a cornerstone of the FFE Circuit.

More details about the tournament are available here.

Results: https://fencing.ophardt.online/en/widget/event/30782 

 

EFC FFE Circuit Sabadell

Location: Sabadell, Spain

Dates: November 30 – December 1, 2024

Categories: U23 (Foil)

The EFC FFE Circuit continues in Sabadell, offering another exciting opportunity for young athletes to refine their skills and compete at a high level. Hosted in the vibrant setting of Sabadell, this event highlights the global appeal of fencing, fostering connections between athletes from across Europe.

Find more information about Sabadell’s tournament here.

(Results link will be updated closer to the event.)

 

About the Fencing for Everyone Project

The “Fencing for Everyone” initiative, launched by the European Fencing Confederation, is designed to provide more opportunities for young fencers across Europe and beyond. The project includes four individual and four team tournaments for each weapon and gender, offering a broad competitive platform for athletes aged 13 to 23.

This program emphasizes inclusivity, ensuring that athletes from both U20 and U23 categories can compete in events tailored to their age group. The goal is to create a supportive and competitive environment that enables young athletes to thrive.

 

FIE Congress and Executive Committee Meetings

This weekend will also feature key international gatherings for the fencing world. On November 30, the International Fencing Federation (FIE) will hold its Congress in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where crucial decisions on the sport’s global development will be made.

Following this, on December 1, the FIE Executive Committee will convene to appoint members to key Commissions and Councils.   This event marks an important step in shaping the future of fencing governance.

 

This weekend’s competitions embody the spirit of the European Fencing Confederation, combining tradition, innovation, and opportunity. As the season progresses, we look forward to celebrating the successes of our athletes and promoting the values that make fencing a unique and inspiring sport.

Stay tuned for updates and results throughout the weekend!