Fencing Events in Colorado
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Fencing events in Colorado are club-hosted tournaments held year round in gyms and fencing clubs, with youth, adult and older fencers.
Foil
Fencers score with the tip on the torso only, using right of way rules. Bouts go to 5 or 15 touches.
Epee
Fencers score with the tip anywhere on the body, with no right of way, and both can score at once. Bouts go to 5 or 15 touches.
Sabre
Fencers score with the edge or tip above the waist, using right of way rules. Fast bouts go to 5 or 15 touches.
Pools + DE (Individual)
Fencers first fence everyone in small pools to 5 touches, then are seeded into a direct elimination bracket of bouts to 15.
Team Relay
Three-fencer teams take turns in a relay, each leg adding touches toward a team total, usually 45. First team to the total wins.
Mixed / Open Weapon
An open event where fencers of any gender, rating or age compete together, often in one weapon or a mix of weapons.
Clinic, camp or lessons
Coaches teach footwork, blade work and rules, then fencers practice in pairs and short bouts.
Social or open play
Open bouting night where fencers bout casually with each other, with no formal scoring or results.
Make it memorable
Fun fencing event ideas
Side contests, fundraisers and traditions that people remember as much as the results.
Balloon Pop Challenge
Fencers try to pop balloons taped to a target with clean touches. It is fast, loud and fun for spectators of all ages.
Target Lunge Contest
Fencers try to hit a small target in the fewest attempts. It shows off precision and lets spectators see how skilled fencers are.
Challenge the Coach
Pay a few dollars to fence a coach or champion for a single touch. Win the touch and win a prize, and the cause wins either way.
Pledge Per Touch
Supporters pledge a set amount for every touch their fencer scores. Each point raises money and keeps friends watching every bout.
Musketeer Costume Bout
Fencers wear capes and feathered hats over their gear for an exhibition bout. The crowd loves it, and the best costume wins a prize.
Sponsored Strip Naming
Each fencing strip is named for a sponsor, with a sign at the end. Every bout called to that strip gives the sponsor a mention.
Foam Sword Try It
Kids learn basic moves with foam swords while coaches guide them. It is safe, fun and often the start of a new hobby.
Salute and Arch Photo
Finalists salute, and fellow fencers raise their blades to form an arch for the champion. It makes a striking photo and a lasting tradition.
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Tip: Book an experienced bout committee and certified referees, as they keep pools, brackets and timing running smoothly.
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Quick answers about fencing events in Colorado.
Where can I find fencing events near me in Colorado?
This page lists every confirmed fencing events on Colorado Under Par, with dates, cities and how to sign up. New events are added every week, so check back soon. Use the Event Hub to filter by city or distance from you.
Where can I play or practice in Colorado?
Colorado Under Par lists 1 venue for fencing in Colorado so far, with the events it has hosted.
How do I list my event on Colorado Under Par?
Listing is free. Use List Your Event, add the date, venue and registration link, and your event appears here and on the Event Hub once it is reviewed. Full Promotion ($100) adds featured placement, social posts and a spot in The Turn newsletter.
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