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Camden Fencing thanks Muslimah Sports Association for the generous donation which will greatly assist in the projects within the local community. Camden Fencing has been working with the Muslimah Sports Association and British Fencing Association running fencing sessions within schools and the community to provide an outlet for like-minded women and create a place where women are able to participate in sports without compromising their religious or cultural beliefs.  2021 Annual General Meeting of Camden Fencing Club
Thursday 27th January 2022 19:00 – 20:15 GMT. Given the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, by exception, the 2021 AGM will be held virtually. LINK will be provided prior to the meeting. AGENDA
*committee positions are approved each year – Members standing for positions are identified and nominated by another individual member and seconded by further member. If more than one more member is put forward, then the nominee with largest number of votes will be elected. In the event that no obvious majority is clear a vote count will be required. If you wish to stand for a position, please email camdenfencingsecretary@gmail.com by 25th January 2021.
**If you have any items to raise under AOB it will help to answer with greater detail if questions are emailed in advance by 25th January 2021 to camdenfencingsecretary@gmail.com Club Secretary, Camden Fencing Club  We've restarted most of our regular sessions and open four days a week. Members and Visitors welcome.
Before booking please take time to read through the covid-19 related guidance for sessions 22/8/2020 0 Comments Patricia Aiyenuro and James Williams are running for election in the British Fencing Board Director ELECTIONS 2020  Elections are required to fill two Elected Board Director positions which are vacant through Directors’ time expiring. You should have received your voting form via email today. Note, Voting closes at 12 Noon on Monday 14 September 2020 and you will not be able to cast your vote after this time. Patricia has been involved in fencing for the last 17 years and in 2017 was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to sport in Camden. She started as a parent of a fencer who represented GBR at Cadet, Junior level and then Senior level. During which time she became passionately involved in the sport, and also became involved in national team management. As members you’ll know Patricia as the chair of Camden Fencing Club, and was instrumental in the club becoming a charity. Patrica also works tirelessly to make fencing accessible and inclusive to children and adults from all backgrounds, and those who wouldn't normally have to access the sport. James A former British Sabre Champion. He competed in 11 world championships, over 110 World cups and 3 consecutive Olympic Games. Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000. James is also involved in sports administration and is a Team Manager for British Fencing. He was Chef-de-Mission for British Fencing at the 2019 European Cadet and Junior Championships and was the British Fencing Performance Manager from 2005-2011. He was Technical Officer for the British Olympic Association, an executive director of West Yorkshire Sport. He was a member of the London 2012 Olympics Athlete Advisory Group led by Sir Steve Redgrave. He was also a commentator at the London Olympics Games.  17/8/2020 FENCING RESTART - Tuesday 25th AUG 2020It’s has finally come to that time when we are able to restart some of our regular sessions starting with Tuesdays evenings at Westminster Academy.
We are in our final stages preparations for this venue and the first session back at this venue will be for Senior members will be the Tuesday 25th August 2020 and will be run under new guidelines from the BFA and UK Gov. After the successful restarting of these sessions and as soon as we have access Acland Burghley we will be able to restart the Juniors and other Senior sessions. Before booking please take time to read through the covid-19 related guidance for sessions VISIT THE BOOKING PAGE 18/3/2020 COVID-19 EVENTS UPDATE from bfaFollowing on from our communication yesterday from the Chief Executive here, British Fencing has made the following decisions with regards to events:
https://www.britishfencing.com/announcement-covid-19-events-update/ 16/3/2020 CLUB SESSIONS SUSPENDEDCORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
In light of the ongoing effects of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and recent government advice, Camden Fencing Club has taken the decision to suspend its Club activities from and including Tuesday 17th March 2020. This includes our participation at competitions and club programmes until at least Monday 19 April. We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and react as best we can as the situation progress. We'll keep everyone in the club as up to date as possible and look forward to club fencing resuming to normal at an appropriate time. Camden Board of Trustees, 16 March 2020 Two action packed weekends in January with thirteen medals won. Fantastic work by all, and particularly well done to those having their first tastes of competing. RESULTS. LPJS LONDON 25th and 26th January 2020 (Full details can be found in the LPJS website) U9 girls: Kiera 2nd, Rayen 3rd U11 boys: Luz 3rd , Harry and Lucas L8 U11 girls: Alicia 3rd, Eva L8 U13 boys: Joe L16 U13 girls: Selma L8, Leila & Camille L16 U15 girls: Lucie 3rd U15 boys: Frankie 2nd, Panagiotis L8, Sid L32 LONDON REGION N&I INDIVIDUALS 26th January 2020 Ethan 1st David 3rd Oliver L8 LPJS STRATFORD-UPON-AVON 19th January 2020 U11 boys: Luz 1st, Lucas L8 U11 girls: Eva 2nd, Alicia 3rd U15 girls: Lucie 3rd U15 boys: Frankie 3rd      18/12/2019 Christmas Dinner Awards 2019The long awaited results are in and as follows:
Best mentor Curtis MILLER Most improved Ian HO Most stylish Curtis MILLER Most damage Phil ELLIOTT - to his toe and bench 5/12/2019 LPJS 2019 FINAL RANKINGS ARE LIVE!Congratulations to all of those who competed in the LPJS 2019 season. You can check the final rankings for the 2019 season via the archive page of the LPJS website. If your in the top 8 in your category don't forget to claim your price.
LPJS 2019 FINAL RANKINGS U9 boys’s sabre Lucas Heath - 2nd 116pts Harry Roberts - 30th 8pts U9 girl’s sabre Alicia McDougall - 3rd 110pts U11 boy’s sabre Luz Habernicht - 8th 62pts U11 girl’s sabre Eva Aziz-Picardet - 17th 34pts Eleanor Pearce - 21st 24pts Camille Lemue - 30th 8pts U13 boy’s sabre Sam McDonald - 28th 20pts Panagiotos Konsiopoulos - 28th 20pts Ollie Lloyd - 31st 16pts Rafi Thornton - 42nd 8pts Sam Sykes - 42nd 8pts Joe Stephenson - 58th 4pts U13 girl’s sabre Lucie Lindsay - 11th 72pts Amina Chaher - 20th 36pts Isobel Pearce - 23rd 14pts Daisy Stewart - 26th 8pts U15 boy’s sabre Frankie Lambe-Thompson - 10th 56pts Gabriel Webster - 20th 32pts Magnus Pearce - 24th 24pts Sid Sykes - 36th 16pts Emile Blanchet 45th 12pts |
