Weekend Fencing Action

Young talents and seniors compete on European pistes

From 7 to 8 March, the European U14 Circuit lands in Zagreb, where the youngest generation of foil fencers step onto the piste for an important international test.

Boys and girls compete in individual events, gaining valuable cross-border experience and learning to manage bouts in a structured, high-level competitive environment. The U14 Circuit remains a key stage in long-term athlete development, where education, discipline and international exposure shape the foundations of future performance.

Results:
https://www.fencingtimelive.com/tournaments/eventSchedule/CC036F4FFEFD43A1B1C33B66A1320A4B#today

Eurofence League Luxembourg — Épée

At the same time, senior épée fencers gather in Luxembourg for the Eurofence League stage, welcoming both women and men in individual competitions.

The event offers an important competitive platform for athletes across age groups, combining performance objectives with valuable international ranking opportunities. With a diverse field and strong representation from European nations, the Luxembourg stop adds further intensity to the late-season calendar.

Results:
https://www.fencingtimelive.com/tournaments/eventSchedule/B8415472E80D46EB82AB8F39C4E1CDE2#today