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JUST A MINUTE 9 Michael Clarke and Jon Rhodes look at the impact coaches can have during the crucial one-minute breaks in DE ﬁ ghts

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Message From The Chair

ince my last message in The Sword, I’ve met a wide recruiting and training more and better coaches, referees, range of members at Roadshows and events, in administrators; helping the club network to provide great SScotland, Wales and England. I have Ireland, the Isle customer service and thus expand; putting in place a of Man and other places to come. If you have a venue really effective talent pathway; developing and honing the or club you would like to be involved in the Roadshow reserves of talent we have, at all ages. programme, please do let me know. As usual the contact details are at the end here. This major challenge will require strong effective leadership. With eight new Board Directors elected by you, the members The Roadshows are a very simple concept. Basically it’s (out of 18 who stood for election), the Board is working hard me, as your Chair, turning up at a venue or event to chat to rebuild trust and start delivering the changes necessary to a group of members, or do a series of one-to-one to meet our goals. I was very pleased that the members encounters. The aim is to exchange views and news. I can gave such a clear sign of trust at the recent May General update members on the new Board, on Green, Grow and Meeting (GM), where the Board’s two resolutions received Gold, on the 2024 goals, etc, whatever people want to ask overwhelming support. about. Mostly I just listen to members’ opinions, needs, experience. The insights I get are invaluable; essential is I can tell you, working with this new Board is a demanding a better word. There is always passion – thank goodness! pleasure. Why? There is a new focus on service and results; Often, I fi nd misunderstandings, and it’s good to clear a clear determination to make a difference; there is a team those up. Always, I get very good advice. It’s usually polite! ethic; and there is bags of knowledge about fencing and the fencing community and a deep love of the sport. Let’s give one example. At the Camden club recently, several parents got me in a corner on the future for their children – So, to achieve change, to move fast forward, British especially those who are epee fencers. They asked me, what Fencing can claim to have some building blocks in place. chance do they have, with all the emphasis on foil? I respect First and foremost is the new Board. Second is improved the question. Because the downside for any sport working governance, thanks to the GM decisions and the hard with UK Sport, with its well known ‘no compromise’ work already, driven by John Troiano and his new Audit approach, is that there is no easy way to get funding support Governance & Risk Committee. Third is the quiet revolution where we can’t demonstrate world class achievement or in Head Offi ce administration being put in place by Peter potential. So your Chair and Board have to accept that the King, an experienced and effective sporting CEO who world class programme must be foil led for the short term knows how to lay foundations for success. Fourth is the – that is the only way to attract that UK Sport funding, commitment and ability throughout the sport. advice and support which is critical to our Gold ambitions. But we need more clear steps forward – for example, What I make clear in such discussions is the Board’s policy we have to secure the further three years of funding and and direction. We are a six-weapon sport. There is no support from Sport England and UK Sport; the decisions BF compromise on that fact. So, we must work hard at come in December. We need to get our Coaching and developing all our athletes, young and mature, in epee and Refereeing Committees up and running effectively. We sabre as well as foil. We don’t yet have enough funding have to make the new Talent Pathway work. We must keep – but, we are not for turning. As an immediate example, enhancing the coaching and other support for our Podium the Board is launching soon a new BF Fund that will give Potential athletes. We have to improve the membership practical support to young fencers, male and female, epee, scheme. The whole fencing community has to get involved. sabre or foil. The list is long. Do keep writing or calling me with your items for the ‘must do better’ list. Your Wherever I go, I talk always about our 2024 goals. I’m glad BF Board is listening – with care and to say, these broadly have been well received by members. determination. You all recognise that the goals are very ambitious. We don’t have the track record to aspire to be the world’s leading fencing nation, or to be considered Britain’s best National Governing Body, or to have 50,000 members. But members have said to me – why not? Generally, there is backing for our setting hard targets for British Fencing. David Teasdale What’s clear is that achieving any one of the goals will Chair, British Fencing require a major effort. It demands change. It will depend Tel: 07803 891623 upon fi nding new ways to present and sell our sport; [email protected]

The SWORD 5 Fencing News

As part of a programme to produce a continuous stream of WORLD CLASS PROGRAMME talented youngsters across all six weapons, Joanna Wray For the next four-year cycle, to the Rio Olympic Games, UK has been appointed as Head of Pathway Development. Sport (UKS) has increased the overall funding for fencing She has degrees in sport and exercise psychology and from £2,529,335 (2009-13) to £3,082,800 (2013-17). previously worked for Taekwondo GB, leading the development of the National Academy. For the first year (1 April 2013 – 31 March 2014), 12 ‘podium potential’ places have been allocated to British Fencing To further support the Board ambitions to become a under the World Class Programme (WCP). Funding for the leading fencing nation by 2024, Pat Aiyenuro and Jon Willis remaining three years will depend on UKS’s autumn review, have been appointed as voluntary weapon managers to which will consider whether the sport has demonstrated work closely alongside the WCP and provide support to improvements in its governance and implemented a non-funded weapons; they will be responsible for putting performance system. This year funding is focused on men’s together a training and competition programme of activity. and women’s foil and women’s epee. Initially seven places were allocated to the following: James Davis, Richard Kruse, Rhys Melia, Marcus Mepstead, Husayn Rosowsky, NEW RULES Natalia Sheppard and Corinna Lawrence. These fencers are operating within a pseudo-podium programme in 1. Sabre Gloves centralised training in Lee valley. In addition another five Because of a number of injuries in both Britain and abroad men foilists have been nominated as part of a podium caused by sabre blades, unbroken as well as broken, potential squad. They are: Acland Bryant, Jamie Fitzgerald, penetrating the glove, the FIE is making a new specification Tom Hendrie, Amol Rattan and Alex Tofalides. In addition glove mandatory for its competitions from 1st September Kristjan Archer has been included as part of the programme, 2013. This new glove has to provide a minimum protection although from August he will be training and studying in of 800 Newtons, using the specified testing regime, on all the USA. parts of the hand from the wrist forward except the front of the fingers and half the front of the thumb. All fencers on the WCP are eligible for a UKS lottery-funded Athlete Performance Award as shown in the table below. The BF Board, on the recommendation of the Safety Committee, has therefore approved the introduction of these gloves for fencers using full size sabres as follows: Level Podium Potential Core Top-up Total Funding – all BF competitions (senior, junior, cadet, age- Qualification Award Award 2013/14 group) – from 1st September 2014. Criteria – Universal UK application – from 1st September 2016. When both fencers are using size 0, 2 or 3 blades, these D Top 50 individual £9000 £3000 £12,000 gloves will be optional. See BF Clothing Rules – appended World Ranking and/or to the revised BF Safety Guidelines. part of team in the top 10 World Ranking The Board believes that this represents a proportionate reaction to the accident risk set against the impact on E Junior European/ £6000 £3000 £9000 fencers, clubs, schools and activity centres of having to World medallist in replace sabre gloves earlier than usual. The Board will individual or team keep these dates under review in the light of any future and /or L8 at Junior incidents. There are no plans at present to extend this requirement to foil or epee. WC

F Evidence based £3000 £2000 £5000 2. Plastrons when fencing with size 0-3 blades at all weapons or non-electric foil blades performance proﬁle and signiﬁcant cadet/ Presently, fencers using these weapons do not need to junior results wear a plastron if they are wearing an 800 Newton jacket. From 1st September 2014 this will no longer be approved and this category will be removed from the Clothing Rules.

Performance Director Alex Newton said, “Technically all The reason for this change is because of some reports the athletes would be eligible to receive a D-level award of the under-arm seams of 800N jackets coming apart, as they are all part of a squad whose team is based in putting at risk this vulnerable area of the body – the area the top 10 or an individual in the top 50 of the world that a plastron is designed to protect. rankings. But given that we are trying to fast track the more senior athletes on to the podium programme and So from 1st September 2014 the minimum level approved also operate a true podium potential programme, all for those fencing with size 0-3 blades or with non-electric the athletes have been signed off at different levels by foil blades will be: UKS based on their assessment of their potential at this – either a 350 Newton jacket plus a 350 Newton plastron time and a commitment to the training and competition – or a 350 Newton jacket which includes an integrated plan.” 350 Newton plastron.

The 6 SWORD Fencing News

FIE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE COLLECTORS’ CORNER The FIE is considering introducing shorter bouts as part of The most lavishly illustrated treatise on fencing of the a modernisation drive reports the online sports publication first half of the 18th century – Girard’s Traité sur le fait Inside The Games. Frédéric Pietruszka, FIE secretary general, des armes, 1736 – was the star item at an auction of told reporter David Owen that the length of each of the fencing books held in Paris in April. Sumptuously bound three periods in an individual match could be cut from in red morocco leather by the 19th century master binder three minutes to two. He indicated that the switch could Chambolle Duru, it sold for £3725. be made in time for the Rio Olympics in 2016. “We have noticed that the third and final leg of a match is often the But prices were generally low, perhaps because in recent most active”, Pietruszka said. years a glut of fencing books has been chasing a dwindling number of serious collectors. The collection on offer in The move is one of a series of changes, some quite radical, Paris came from the library of François Chenu-Tournier, that might be adopted over time in an effort to make people whom older fencers may remember as a fine epeeist who think of fencing, in Pietruszka’s phrase, as “a sport of the graced the final stages of the Challenge Martini on more future”. These could include more colourful clothing for than one occasion. athletes, innovative methods of making it clear to spectators when a point has been scored and by whom, and even A first edition of Angelo’s L’Ecole des Armes, 1763, in the introduction of laser weapons. “At the moment the a contemporary binding went for £2900, good value notion of using lasers is no more than a distant dream”, considering a copy in a later binding is currently offered by Pietruszka cautioned, “but we do need to think about a London dealer for more than twice as much. A German what our sport ought to look like in 20 years’ time.” edition (1650) of Fabris’s great work on the rapier was snapped up for £675, as was, L’Exercise des Armes by Le Fencing has been shocked by the IOC’s decision to consider Perche (1750), half the price of a copy with two facsimile axing wrestling from the list of core Games sports after Rio. plates which was sold at auction 2½ years ago. “If fencing lost its Olympic status, it would be the death of our sport”, he said. “It is not just the money, although that is Several books with attractive bindings sold for well under vital, but our credibility depends on being part of the Olympic £100 as buyers were able to pick up bargains, including programme. Would Mr [Alisher] Usmanov, our President, Roger Ducret’s account of how he won a gold and two want to continue spending money to develop fencing silver medals at the 1924 Olympics, D’Estoc et de Taille, worldwide if it were not an Olympic sport? I don’t know.” £40, the first book on the epee, La Marche’s Traité de l’épée, 1884, in a ½-shagreen binding with gilt tooling, The FIE expects to receive £8.3-£9 million from the IOC £72, and a signed copy of Letainturier-Fradin’s illustrated post-London 2012. “That is the equivalent of about two history of duelling, Le duel à travers les ages, 1892, in years’ turnover for the FIE”, Pietruszka said. “So, given another ½-shagreen binding for £52. that the Olympics has a four-year cycle, you could say that fencing’s place at the Olympics produces approximately 50 percent of our income.” Below: Rapier v smallsword, from Girard, 1736

The SWORD 7 The 8 SWORD Jon Salﬁ eld talks to James Honeybone (photo: Jon Rhodes)

A look at half-time coaching and the techniques top coaches apply. Michael Clarke writes on the one-minute break in sabre fencing and the impact the coach can have, with research and an interview from sports performance coach Jon Rhodes.

one are the days in sport where a half-time orange would suffi ce as good second-half preparation. As coaches have more and more access to real-time data, the infl uence of technology has turned many big sports, such as rugby and football, into a numbers game. GHalf time is now a technology war, where players are overloaded visually with live statistics and video analysis. At the top in fencing there has been a shift towards numbers, with British Fencing now working with a data analyst. Fencers on the world- class programme now have the chance to analyse their rivals through the use of archive footage and statistics. Data have advanced the building of a game plan before a fi ght in fencing, but the use of live data as a half-time tool in the sport is still at the trial stage.

The limitation of one minute for sabre fencing’s ‘half time’ forces the coach’s advice to be purely verbal and it has to be direct, concise and delivered eloquently. Jon Rhodes (MSc in sports performance) has studied the subject of the one-minute break and has begun to apply techniques to optimise the impact of the coach’s advice.

“Let’s focus on getting the most out of our athletes. I have been at the side of the piste many times to give advice and I have watched other coaches offer advice, whether it’s at half time or during a minute break. The usual advice is ‘relax’, ‘you just need to focus’, and ‘one hit at a time’. Everyone has a basic understanding of psychology, and fencing coaches could do better with their delivery pre-ﬁ ght, but especially during the minute break.”

Within the short period of 60 seconds a fencer commonly has to re-fuel, recover and take on board coaching advice. So how can coaches maximise this short period of time?

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“Let us consider two fencers of similar ability going into the break at 8-7, with each fencer having a coach of similar coaching experience. Many times we have seen one fencer dominate after the break. It could be argued that what was said during the break was the turning point. Of course there are many variables, but the key factors are two-fold. Firstly, what advice is given to the fencer and secondly, does the fencer follow the advice?”

For his research, Rhodes carried out an international study focusing on coaches at the minute break. The study consisted of 22 fencing coaches (15 British, 4 Hungarian, 2 Japanese, and 1 Austrian) focusing on neurolinguistic programming (NLP) elements, which includes examining body language, tempo and tone of speech, eye contact and language used. From this study three main conclusions were drawn.

“The ﬁrst conclusion with successful coaches is allowing the fencer time to solve their own problems. Coaches often jump in by offering the fencer a solution to scoring more hits rather than asking – “what do you think? More fencers given the opportunity to review their performance won the ﬁght and were likely to follow coaching advice delivered in the last 30 seconds of the minute break.”

Passive coaching is not always the most popular approach amongst coaches. However, creating a fencer that relies on his own judgement is down to the coach’s ability to give responsibility to the fencer. A coach needs to achieve this by not overloading a fencer with information on how they see it, but rather by taking a more passive approach, which allows the fencer to ﬁgure out the options.

“Secondly, minimal information given in the minute break considerably aids the fencer. The magic number is three. One technical development (e.g., smaller parries), one tactical (e.g., pull the opponent) and one opponent awareness tip (e.g., watch out for counterattacks). More than three pieces of information will result in fencers not being able to remember what the coach said, slowed down reaction time and reverting to previous behaviour. Finally, generally the speed and ﬁrmness of information is equally important. As you would expect, slow and clear feedback is essential with a normal speaking voice. In two instances the fencers were shouted at, one fencer changed their style, the other did not. Therefore individual differences and situational variables are considered.”

Giving advice to a fencer is obviously not a perfect science, as each individual will react differently to what they are being told. This is why the research focused on what words were commonly used in the one-minute break.

TRANSLATING SUCCESS “It is worthwhile mentioning that the language used is of equal importance. World class coaches have the highest use of the word ‘You’ and ask the most questions during the breaks. Furthermore, most world class coaches offer only two pieces of development information to the fencer and use their body language to refocus the fencer by using visual cues.”

Visual signs from the coach are a key aspect to success. A notable example of this is the French coach Christian Bauer, who successfully coached through a translator both the Chinese and Russian national sabre teams to numerous Olympic and major championship medals. The tactics never seem to get lost in translation, which indicates the idea and inﬂuence of not only the fencer’s body language but also the coach’s. As fencing becomes more and more universally recognisable, the role of the translator will become a more common sight on the international circuit.

The idea of the visual and simpliﬁcation of complicated idea can be seen in the coaching of young fencers. Rhodes addresses this, saying: “For the majority of coaches working with junior fencers, I would suggest these three points to work on. 1) Ask your fencer what they need to do to beat their opponent? 2) Work with silence. Wait for a response, even if it takes 20 seconds. 3) Offer no more than two points of development and one awareness point and agree them with the fencer – what do they think? By doing this you are more likely to gain task cohesion and develop a critical problem solver with your fencer.”

Technology will inevitably get quicker and more accessible, which may one day mean that the one-minute break will be aided with ‘live-data’. However, as it stands, it is crucial that the coach conveys strong, clear, simple ideas to their fencer to optimise their result.

Jon Rhodes has worked with a variety of sports at both elite and amateur level for seven years including rugby, football, boxing, golf, tennis, kayaking and volleyball. After obtaining a Masters degree in 2007, he brieﬂy worked for the LTA and at the British Judo Performance Institute before lecturing in colleges and universities. He has set up two performance academies and currently works with elite fencers, rugby players and golfers. Jon is currently the Performance Coach at Truro Fencing Club; performance director for the Guernsey Academy of Fencing; lecturer in sports psychology; and coaches worldwide at various clubs in both psychology and strength and conditioning.

The 10 SWORD Britta Heidemann of Germany receives advice during the Olympic ﬁnal of the women’s epee championship (photo: Jon Rhodes)

The SWORD 11 The 12 SWORD The Play’s the Thing

An Interview with the Prince of Denmark

f you have not already seen the Royal Shakespeare Company’s big summer offering of Hamlet, you are in for a treat. The production runs till early October, then transfers to Newcastle for a week. All the cast are splendid, none more so Ithan the Prince himself, Jonathan Slinger, described by the Guardian as ‘the RSC’s brightest talent.’ His readings are as good as, and often better, than any other Hamlet I have seen.

But the reason for his being interviewed in The Sword is something different. The production, directed by David Farr, takes place in the run-down fencing room of a private school, with Claudius its imperious headmaster. Hamlet is dressed in slightly unorthodox fencing kit for almost the entire play, while his father’s ghost appears in similar costume, an odd quilted affair, and brandishes an old sabre. In one scene, Claudius is attended by the young women of his court, each carrying a mask and sword, while other cast members regularly seize a mask or weapon from the walls for comfort or emphasis. Decidedly offbeat, but interesting.

The ﬁ nal duel between Hamlet and Laertes is an electrifying affair (ﬁ guratively speaking: no Leon Paul boxes on display), with both actors giving a robust display of fencing technique before matters get out of hand amid much grappling and thrusting, and the usual slew of bodies.

So why present the whole play through the prism of fencing? Slinger – who last year played both Macbeth and Prospero, following earlier incarnations as Puck, a drag-queen Richard II and a gleefully malevolent Richard III – generously let us in on his thinking.

“David (Farr) realised that much of Hamlet’s character could be deﬁ ned in fencing Jonathan Slinger as Hamlet terms. He uses his wit, his wordplay like a weapon. So we followed that”, Slinger explains. “David wanted the play to be in modern dress, so the fencing had to be a traditionally recognisable thing. The time is no particular date – pre a lot of modern fencing technology, say the 1970s.”

Slinger, born in April 1972, trained at RADA, where he ﬁ rst experienced fencing under the ‘charismatic’ Henry Marshall – “I was lucky enough to catch him for his last couple of years.” So the world of foils and sabres was not a totally new one.

“We wanted the fencing to be as real and traditional as we could make it, within the conﬁ nes of creating drama. Modern bouts are very un-dramatic – a couple of blisteringly quick moves and that’s it.” How, then, to make the duel look like a real bout, but also one that non-fencing audiences would ﬁ nd exciting? “I suggested to David Farr that I have lessons – and so I did, a total of maybe ten, each between an hour and three hours.”

Fortuitously, just a hundred yards from the theatre lies King Edward VI School, where for 25 years the fencing coach has been David Kirby, one of the most respected masters in the Midlands region. Throughout his time at the school, Kirby had never set foot in the theatre for professional reasons, but he now became an eager partner in Slinger’s attempts to become a convincing fencer.

“We started with foil”, says the actor, “which I thought had a forensic quality, both fascinating and intricate; but we soon went on to sabre, as the weapon that creates the most drama.”

The SWORD 13 Hamlet parries an attack from Laertes

Here I should intersperse the actor’s comments with those of his new coach, whom I spoke to shortly afterwards. David Kirby recalls: “The ﬁrst thing I asked was, ‘I take it we’re using foils. Which period?’ ‘What do you mean?’ Jon said. I explained that, depending on weapon and the time the play is set in, it affects the way you move, and what you’re doing changes. I said also that most productions put epee blades into whatever guard they had chosen, but that the most dramatic weapon was sabre, and it was also easier for the audience to follow. Foil is too subtle. So Jon and the director opted for sabre.”

“I got him to watch the six-formers at the school fence, and he was amazed at the precision and power of these six-foot three-inch guys hurtling down the piste, then at the gentleness of their ﬁnal hits. By the end of our lessons together we’d got him to the stage that he was like a real fencer – he’d taken in the character of it all, the timing and the etiquette, and in the play he looks like the real thing. I remember asking Jon how he managed to learn the huge number of lines, often of two plays he’s in at once. He said getting the lines right was the easy bit – understanding the character was the hard part. I realised that my job was to get Jon to understand sentiment du fer – after that, he could act it. He had to get the feel of the thing.”

Jon Slinger remembers it the same way. “The most difficult elements – which seemed to my body counter-intuitive – were things crucial to actual fencing, but which were different to drama-school fencing as we were taught it. I found the whole hand-foot coordination tricky. Going forward, I wanted to move my back foot first, and going back my front foot, whereas of course in fencing you do the opposite. Moving hand and foot independently of each other is so hard. David would emphasise the angle of my wrist when I attacked – something that is never talked about normally when you do stage fights. He also kept on at me about ‘leading with the tip’ – I’m still not sure what he meant! But I really enjoyed the sessions. One of the things I love about fencing is that, although I don’t play chess, it’s like chess in that you have to think several moves ahead. The possibilities, the combinations you can put together, seem endless.”

A good duel scene is still a partnership. “Stage duels are all about a rhythm that you set”, he explains. The RSC never uses actual fencers in productions. “They’re trained to riposte immediately and go for the target. We don’t do either. We’re taught to aim at an imaginary big red balloon to the right or left of the person we’re ﬁghting.”

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Jon also did some research of his own, which included watching The Duellists, the 1972 ﬁlm directed by Ridley Scott, with ﬁght scenes choreographed by William Hobbs. “What I loved about those scenes, which take up about half the movie, was the tension – those extended moments before anyone makes a move that seemed to go on forever.”

Jon is now 40, and not obviously an athletic type. How was he going to imitate a prince described in the play as an exceptional fencer? “David said the best fencers often have an inherent understanding of rhythm, and that there is a real correlation between rhythm and fencing. He was also adamant that I had to be better than Laertes. But our Laertes – Luke Norris – is naturally good at sports and at least ten years younger than I am.” So Jon kept David Kirby to himself, and Laertes polished his skills at a South London fencing club instead.

The Hamlet-Laertes duel is conducted with such speed and fury that I wondered if there had been any accidents yet. “Well, I nearly lost an eye during rehearsals for Macbeth, when Macbeth has a duel with McDuff. After one move, we hadn’t made eye contact with each other again, and the tip of his blade nicked my right eyelid – I must have been blinking at the time, so I was lucky.

“When we were rehearsing Hamlet, sometimes I’d congratulate myself on a parry and completely forget to riposte. Then, during the duel one night on stage, we lost our way halfway through – a bit like ‘dying,’ when you forget your lines – and we just stood there waving our swords wildly at one another until eventually we got back into the routine.” But they did – with a vengeance. Just how well you can see for yourselves.

Richard Cohen

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The 16 SWORD Dissecting the Epee Lunge

he Sports Science and Applied Fencing Research Group, recently formed by Lindsay Bottoms, Jonathan Sinclair and Andrew Greenhalgh, has been looking at two aspects of the epee lunge: what determines T sword velocity (study 1) and what gender differences there are in lower body movement (study 2). To investigate the factors influencing sword velocity, we recruited 14 epeeists. They were each fitted with reflective markers on both the upper and lower body, as well as on the epee, and these markers were then recorded on 3D motion-capture cameras (see figure). This enabled joint angles and velocities to be recorded during the lunge. The findings confirmed what may seem obvious: that sword velocity is determined by the amount of flexion in the back leg at the beginning of the lunge (i.e. how low fencers are in their stance) and also by the extent to which the back leg straightens during the lunge. But the study also found that hip flexion of the leading leg is important, suggesting that sword velocity is also determined by the propulsion of the front leg during the lunge. In addition, the quicker the arm extends, the greater the sword velocity. Finally, flexion at the shoulder is important, such that the hit needs to be aimed at the opponent’s shoulder level to achieve highest sword velocity. This research fits current coaching which advocates having the arm high and aiming for the upper chest during the lunge. It shows that it is important to focus strength and conditioning on both back and front leg (i.e. hamstring and quadriceps) and shoulder flexor muscles, which are deltoids (shoulder) and latissimus dorsi (mid-back).

Eight male and eight female club-level epeeists volunteered to take part in study 2. As with study 1, reﬂective markers were attached to anatomical landmarks on the lower body and were recorded using 3D motion- capture cameras during the lunge. The results showed that there were no differences in the back leg between genders. However, in females the knee was pushed out sideways away from the body more at the end of the lunge compared to males, as well as their hips rotating inwards. This could lead to females being at greater risk of knee injuries. Unfortunately, this occurs due to the nature of the human skeleton in females and therefore it is not possible to correct in the fencer. But it is possible to stop exacerbating the situation, and coaches and fencers should be aware of the position of the knee and hip during the lunge.

If you have any research ideas to improve both coaching and fencing please do not hesitate to contact us: [email protected] or [email protected].

Lindsay Bottoms & Jonathan Sinclair

The SWORD 17 Early Fencing Photographs Early Fencing Photographs

ince the French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce took the world’s ﬁrst photograph in 1825, it took only about 30 years for photography to become a product for mass consumption. The earliest known fencing photograph is a portrait of a mid-19th century French fencer S dated 1858 (Fig. 1). In the 1860s, another pioneering photographer, the French writer Felix Nadar, took the ﬁrst posed action images of fencing, although they did not appear in a manual until nearly 30 years later (Fig. 2). Soon pictures of fencers individually and in groups, taken in studios and outside, became popular subjects, as Figs. 3-6 show.

The first epee team match between England and France, held at Blenheim Palace in 1901, was the subject of a fine series of photographs taken by the Oxford photographers Hills & Saunders (Figs. 7-9). At the same time, the redoubtable Toupie Lowther, generally considered to be the best female fencer in the world, was taking part in display matches against all-comers (Fig. 10). In 1902 the first mixed demonstration of fencing between men and women was held at Oxford town hall (Fig. 11). Malcolm Fare

Fig. 4 – Louis Merignac, c. 1890

Fig. 1 – Monsieur Didué, 1858 Fig. 2 – from the Badminton Library, 1889

Fig. 3 – French Army fencers, 1879 Fig. 5 – English boys with singlesticks, from an unknown school, c. 1890

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Fig. 6 – French boys in a pose from the Grand Salute Fig. 7 – English and French epeeists, 1901 with their fencing master, c. 1900

Fig. 8 – Louis Gournay (left) v Henry Balfour Fig. 9 – Paul Ettlinger (left) v John Jenkinson

Fig. 10 – Toupie Lowther and partner demonstrate the Grand Salute, 1901 Fig. 11 – Oxford town hall, 1902

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VETS NEWS European Championships (photos: Gillian Aghajan) Two years ago Britain topped the medal table at the European championships, but this year in Terni, Italy, we slipped to sixth place, with one gold, four silvers and eight bronzes. Star of the show was newcomer Georgina Usher, who was in a league of her own in the Cat 1 women’s epee, emerging from the poules as No. 1 seed and sailing through the DEs with scores of 10-3, 10-2, 10-4, 10-7 and 10-4 to reach the ﬁ nal, where she demolished former senior world silver and bronze medallist Gianna Hablützel-Bürki of Switzerland 10-5 to take gold.

Malcolm Cawton came closest to winning another gold medal, just losing 9-10 in the Cat 4 men’s sabre fi nal to the formidable Russian Gari Aftandilov. Janet Cooksey won two more silver medals, in Cat 4 women’s foil and epee, on both occasions fi nishing runner-up to the legendary Marie-Chantal Demaille of France, who made a clean sweep of all her events. The fourth silver went to Vivien Frith, who knocked out team-mate Yvonne Walls in the semi-fi nals of the Cat 3 women’s sabre, before losing to Italy’s Iris Gardini in the fi nal.

Richard Cohen’s extraordinary run of nine European gold medals – every championship he has entered – had to come to an end at some point and this year was it, as he went down to Michel Bellet (FRA) in the semi-ﬁ nals of the Cat 3 men’s sabre and had to be content with bronze.

Chris Green fought a shrewd series of Cat 4 men’s epee DE matches after a shaky start in the poules, eliminating former European champion Wolfgang Fischer (GER) 10-6 after being 4-6 down and then denying No.1 seed Aftandilov another medal by edging him out 4-3 in a slow- scoring quarter-ﬁ nal before falling to Alberto Beonio Brocchieri (ITA).

The irrepressible Connie Adam, at 85 the oldest fencer at the championships, scored three victories in her 11-strong Cat 4 women’s epee poule and then won two DE ﬁ ghts 10-9 before losing to Janet Cooksey 1-3 and ﬁ nishing with a bronze. She collected another by being one of only four Cat 4 women to appear with sabre in hand.

Other women sabreurs winning bronze were Jane Hutchison (Cat 2), Lynne Bornemisza and Yvonne Walls (Cat 3) and Sylvia Brown (Cat 4). MF

(from left) Medal winners Malcolm Cawton, Janet Cooksey, Georgina Usher and Connie Adam

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Women sabre medallists included (from left) Yvonne Walls, Vivien Frith and Lynne Bornemisza CHICHESTER OPEN

Cadet Francesca Summers hinders Joanna Maynard’s route to the women’s epee title with a ducking stop hit to arm as Maynard goes for the foot (photo: Edith Haynes)

George Hendrie pips brother Tom to the men’s foil title at Chichester (photo: Edith Haynes)

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JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Following their bronze medal in the junior European championships (see The Sword, April 2013, p. 32), the GB men’s foil team put in another outstanding performance at the junior world championships to finish fourth. The team of Kristjan Archer, Amol Rattan, Alex Tofalides and Jai Birch fenced their hearts out to get Britain’s best ever junior world championship team result. The quartet beat China 45-39 in the last 16 and Hungary 45-33 in the quarter-finals before narrowly losing to the USA 41-45 in the semis. They were unable to recover from that match in time for the bronze medal fight off and lost to Russia 37-45. “What a fantastic performance”, said coach Pierre Harper. “The boys deserved their placing due to the outstanding results achieved in the individual event, where all three got into the top 16 – the only team to do so.”

NEWHAM HAS BEST EVER SEASON Newham Swords Fencing Club, run by Pierre Harper and Linda Strachan, is celebrating its best season, following achievements at GB cadet and junior level, as well as on the world stage. The club took the U17 and U20 men’s foil national titles, the London U17 BSC foil trophy and the Gateshead U20 BSC foil title. Eleven of the club’s fencers were selected for the GB cadet and junior squads, and four qualified for the England U15 team. Of these, four managed to qualify for the cadet/junior European and world championships. The younger fencers also performed well by making it through to the BYC finals (as part of a squad of 18 club fencers), where seven of them managed to win medals at every age-group in the competition. Many of these young fencers have won medals at all the major junior foil events, namely the Leon Paul Junior Series and the Premier Series. On the international scene, Jai Birch finished as Britain’s No. 1 cadet, following his results at U17 home and foreign competitions. Amol Rattan and Kristjan Archer ended their junior season with outstanding results at both the European junior championships (taking a bronze medal in the team event) and at the worlds. Amol got the best individual British result at the world championships (7th place) and joined Kristjan and Jai (as well as Alex Tofalides) in achieving a top four finish in the team event. “This tremendous success is not just down to talent”, said head coach, Pierre Harper. “It has also come about through sheer hard work on everyone’s part and a strong desire to win, as well as from training in a supportive, disciplined and fun environment.” “We are very proud of them all”, added club manager, Linda Strachan.

From left: Rajan Rai, Amol Rattan, Kristjan Archer and Jai Birch with the Junior European championship bronze trophy

The SWORD 23 From left, top: Rajan Rai, Cieran Archer, Jai Birch, Michael Koudou, Alan Lozovik, Fleur Sumption and Kamal Minott; bottom – Katrina Feklistova, James Page, Cameron Nicholas, Rachel Shaw, Emeliya Lukaite, Alice Campbell and Benjamin Udrzal

From left, top: Linda Strachan, Rajan Rai, Jai Birch and Kristjan Archer and Pierre Harper; bottom – Cameron Nicholas, Alice Campbell, James Page and Cieran Arch

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Jess Gundry of Wellington School, girls’ U18 epee champion (photo: George Felletar)

Stephen Brown (NIR) takes to the air in the boys U18 foil ... against Jordan Tam (NW) [left] and Freddy Bennett (EAS) [right] (photo: Andrew Brown)

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Cat 4 (19) COMBINED EVENTS – Women’s Epee (8) Women’s Foil (34) Silver – Malcolm Cawton 1. PEAT Sally (U/A) 1. DE SAINTE CROIX Mhairi (WALLACE) ABROAD 2. PARTRIDGE Ailsa (CHILWELL) 2. DICKSON Chloe (EDINBURGH) Women’s Sabre 3= O’CONNELL Susan (CARDIFF) 3= LANZA Marianna (ST ANDREWS UNI) Cat 2 (24) 3= PEACOCK Imogen (FOUR OF CLUBS) 3= SMITH Katie (EDINBURGH) JUNIOR EUROPEAN Bronze – Jane Hutchison 5. MOSS Amber (A & C) CHAMPIONSHIPS: Men’s Sabre (13) 6. FITTON Alexandra (KISS) Cat 3 (12) 7. DROSSO Sophie (SHETLAND) 3/7.3.13 1. JONES Matthew (URSA) 8. GOULD Angela (FIGHTING FIT) Silver – Vivien Frith 2. FLETCHER Gordon (WREKIN) Bronze – Lynne Bornemisza & Yvonne Walls 9. COYLE Fiona (ABERDEEN UNI) Men’s Foil Team (15) 3= BURTON David (WREKIN) 10. GIFFORD Mhairi (SHETLAND) 3= McGAVIN Robert (WREKIN) 11. PITT Helen (GWEFC) Bronze – GBR (Kristjan Archer, George Cat 4 (4) Bailey, Amol Rattan & Alex Tofalides) 5. WAI Yu Kwam (LANCASTER) 12. CABRELLI Maria (GWEFC) 6. DOBEL-OBER David (3 BLADES) Bronze – Connie Adam & Sylvia Brown 13. WEBB Georgia (LASZLO) Men’s Foil individual (75) 7. LENNON Christopher (LIVERPOOL UNI) 14. ANDERSON Laura (ROLLO) 8. MURPHY Nicholas (BOLTON) 15. LEE Anna (PEMBROKE) L16 – Alex Tofalidies, Kristjan Archer 16. APPELQUIST Beth (ROLLO) COMBINED EVENTS – Women’s Sabre (6) HOME 1. LASANCE Rachel (TAMESIDE) Men’s Epee (57) 2. HUGHES Erica (LIVERPOOL) 1. WOOLLARD Jonathan (HERIOT WATT JUNIOR WORLD 3= FISHER Emma (KEELE) UNI) CHAMPIONSHIPS: KEELE OPEN: 2.3.13 3= PEACOCK Imogen (FOUR OF CLUBS) 2. FIRTH Jamie (STRATHCLYDE UNI) Men’s Foil (27) 3= BARKER Christopher (STOCKPORT) 9/11.4.13 3= GORDON Adam (HOLYROOD) Men’s Foil Team (28) 1. POWELL Matthew (Melia) 5. CHALMERS Scott (ABERDEEN UNI) 2= PRIESTLY Ben (Melia) GLASGOW OPEN: 6. JOHNSTON Calum (EDINBURGH UNI) 4th – GBR (Kristjan Archer, Jai Birch, 3. BURN Joshua (COCKS Moors Woods) 6/7.3.13 7. HOFFMANN Tom (DINGWALL) Amol Rattan & Alex Tofalides) 3. O’NIELL Steven (TEESIDE) 8. FENWICK Andrew (FOYLE) 5. BURROWS Sean (LEICESTER) Men’s Foil (72) 9. THOMSON Campbell (BRISTOL UNI) Men’s Foil Individual (126) 6. WILLIAMS Chris (WREKIN) 1. COOK Keith (HOLYROOD) 10. LAUCHLAN Mark (WALLACE) 7th – Amol Rattan 7. LENNON Christopher (LIVERPOOL) 2. FITTON Matthew (KISS) 11. GRAY Ewan (STOCKPORT) L16 – Alex Tofalidies, Kristjan Archer 8. SMITH Dan (KEELE Uni) 3= CORLETT Thomas (KISS) 12. PATERSON Robin (CULLODEN) 9. RENHARD James (PLYMOUTH) 3= WOOLLARD Jonathan (HERIOT WATT 13. HIGH Rory (ABERDEEN UNI) Women’s Sabre Individual (86) 10. MELLOR Daniel (TEESIDE) UNI) 14. CARROLL Robert (LIVERPOOL UNI) 11. BRAMWELL Jack (3 BLADES) 15. MACNAIR Jim (EDINBURGH UNI) L16 – Aliya Itzkowitz 5. JOHNSTON Alastair (HOLYROOD) 12. TOPLIS Ian (3 BLADES) 6. POWELL Matthew (MELIA) 16. WILSON Thomas (LIVERPOOL UNI) 13. HUGHES Adam (SUTTON) 7. CHALMERS Scott (ABERDEEN UNI) 17. MACKEY William (ABERDEEN UNI) 14. HUGHES Jason (PRESTON) 8. MOSS William (A & C) 18. MACFADYEN Duncan (STRATHCLYDE 15. MILLS James (STONE) 9. WALTON Sean (HOLYROOD) UNI) VETERANS’ EUROPEAN 16. CARPENTER Edward (KEELE Uni) 10. CRUIKSHANK Adam (EDINBURGH UNI) 19. BLANCE Matthew (SHETLAND)C 11. CLARKE Thomas (A & C) 20. DAVIDSON Craig (EDINBURGH) CHAMPIONSHIPS: Women’s Foil (10) 12. TANNOCK Neill (MALVERN) 21. PANTING Robert (LASZLO) 22. PUNZO Giuliano (STRATHCLYDE UNI) 1. HAMSON Rachael (KEELE UNI) 13. DE SAINTE CROIX Calum (WALLACE) 8/12.5.13 23. ROCKS Christopher (SHETLAND) 2. SCHOFIELD Katharine (CHILWELL) 14. ANDERSON Richard (GLASGOW UNI) 24. ROUXEL Norman (EDINBURGH) Women’s Foil 3= HUGHES Erica (LIVERPOOL UNI) 15. SIBERT Edward (CARDIFF UNI) 25. McBRYAN David (EDINBURGH UNI) Cat 4 (9) 3= PARTRIDGE Ailsa (CHILWELL) 16. MACFADYEN Duncan (STRATHCLYDE 26. DICKSON Thomas (NEWCASTLE) Silver – Janet Cooksey UNI) 17. OJEDA Moises (GLASGOW UNI) 27. DE SAINTE CROIX Calum (WALLACE) Men’s Epee (30) 28. McCOURT Michael (STRATHCLYDE UNI) Men’s Epee 18. STANBRIDGE Paul (HOLYROOD) 1. HUGHES Adam (U/A) 19. LAUCHLAN Mark (WALLACE) 29. SKICKO Ian (U/A) Cat 4 (42) 2. HALL Richard (URSA) 20. CLARKE Blaine (A & C) 30. MONCRIEFF Erik (SHETLAND) Bronze – Chris Green 3= RANDALL Jason (FOUR OF CLUBS) 21. GRUNDY Sean (A & C) 31. POCOCK Matt (WALLACE) 3= RAPSON Alec (SHREWSBURY) 22. BROUGHTON Charlie (ST ANDREWS 32. THOMSON Andrew (WALLACE) Women’s Epee 5. DRAKE Paul (NORTHAMPTON) UNI) 6. TAIT Luke (LIVERPOOL) 23. LINKLATER Kevin (ORKNEY) Cat 1 (73) Women’s Epee (18) Gold – Georgina Usher 7. JAMES Peter (SHREWSBURY) 24. WHITE David (BELFAST) 8. MYERS Joshua (FRISBY) 25. ALDERMAN Shaun (SHETLAND) 1. RAINERO Elena (STRATHCLYDE UNI) 9. KEPPIE Matt (STOCKPORT) 26. ELLIS Matthew (A & C) 2. WOODROW Megan (ST ANDREWS UNI) Cat 4 (13) 10. FERNANDEZ Nick (U/A) 27. McCOURT Michael (STRATHCLYDE UNI) 3= DE SAINTE CROIX Mhairi (DUNDEE UNI) Silver – Janet Cooksey 11. TATTERSALL Luke (STOCKPORT) 28. DOUGLAS Jack (WALLACE) 3= GIFFORD Mhairi (SHETLAND) Bronze – Connie Adam 12. CARPENTER Edward (KEELE) 29. SADEGHPOOR Etienne (WEST FIFE) 5. BALINT Anna (ST ANDREWS UNI) 13. LEECH Mark (OXFORD) 30. WEATHERILL Christopher (GLASGOW 6. BLACKBURN Jessica (CARNOUSTIE Men’s Sabre 14. RENHARD James (PLYMOUTH UNI) UNI) HIGH) Cat 3 (27) 15. O’NIELL Steven (TEESIDE) 31. GORDON Adam (HOLYROOD) 7. DROSSO Sophie (SHETLAND) Bronze – Richard Cohen 16. WILLMOTT Paul (NORTHAMPTON) 32. MONK Alex (WEST FIFE) 8. BISSETT Christiana (BELLAHOUSTON)

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Men’s Sabre (20) Women’s Foil (12) 5. McCABE John (BOYNE VAL) 27. KASTNER Philip (CYRANO) 6. MURRAY Brian (FOYLE) 28. VOYEUX Alfred (ACADEMY) 1. SCOTT Stuart (LASZLO) 1. DUXBURY Victoria (SULLIVAN) 7. QUIGLEY Barry (FOYLE) 29. MORT Nicholas (SAXON) 2. SOTO David (DUNDEE UNI) 2. GILLESPIE Katie (FOYLE) 8. PORTER Simon (QUB) 30. FARE Clyde (SAXON) 3= ANDERSON James (WALLACE/ROLLO) 3= PHILPOTT Rachel (SULLIVAN) 31. WARD Samuel (CHILWELL) 3= VEITCH Robert (RIVINGTON PARK) 3= TAYLOR Lucy (GROSVENOR) 32. CARLIN Andrew (BOSTON) 5. WILLIAMSON Andrew (EDINBURGH) 5. BEATTIE Keziah (BELFAST) Women’s Sabre (8) 6. CRUIKSHANK Adam (EDINBURGH UNI) 6. LEE Anna (PEMBROKE) 1. SPENCE Niamh (FOYLE) 7. McGIBBON Neil (WEST FIFE) 7. TIMLIN Jessica (PEMBROKE) 2. MARSHALL Kathryn (FOYLE) Women’s Foil (35) 8. LINDLEY Thomas (MARSHALL) 8. JENNINGS Jennifer (UCD) 3= HUGHES Erica (LIVERPOOL UNI) 1. McKENZIE Tracy (FIGHTING FIT) 3= SIEGMUND Maddie (NUIM) 2. SEGALL Emma Tina (SURREY) Women’s Sabre (13) Men’s Epee (26) 3= FRANCIS Raelle (ACADEMY) 1. McMILLAN Jen (ROLLO) 1. FENWICK Andrew (FOYLE) 3= McDERMOTT Chiara (CRAWLEY) 2. HAMPSON Sarah-Jane (WEST FIFE) 2. O’MALLEY Scott (DUBLIN) INVICTA OPEN: 16/17.3.13 5. BARLOW Nikki (ARMY) 3= CORBY Jessica (WEST FIFE) 3= CHIESA Stefan (DUBLIN) 6. KWOK Rachel (ACADEMY) 3= MAILEY Alex (ROLLO) 3= McGRATTEN Eamonn (DUFFY) Men’s Foil (77) 7. BEAVER Elizabeth (CADS) 5. EINCHCOMB Danielle (DUNDEE UNI) 5. NOONAN Richard (DUBLIN) 8. TAYLOR Beatrice (ACADEMY) 1. ROSSI Lorenzo (KENT UNI) 6. GOUW Megan (DUNBLANE) 6. CORCORAN Geoffrey (DUBLIN) 9. DIKOU Marie-Luise (SUSSEX UNI) 2. BARWELL Peter (PAUL) 7. LANZA Marianna (ST ANDREWS UNI) 7. MADDEN Gerard (QUB) 10. SEGALL Grace (SURREY) 3= COLLIGNON Nicolas (UCL) 8. HIGHAM Lucy (DUNDEE UNI) 8. SLATER Philip (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 11. GOODCHILD Emily (SALISBURY) 3= OSTACCHINI Glen (BOSTON) 9. CLEMENTS Charles (ULSTER UNI) 12. RUSSELL Faye (UKC) 5. EXETER Tom (LEEDS UNI) 10. SALTER Duncan (PEMBROKE) 13. HULL Nicola (MAIDSTONE) 6. MOLLARD Christopher (BOSTON) 11. BURNSIDE Jonathan (FOYLE) 14. CSERNY Erika (CDA) 7. VILJOEN Jacques (SUSSEX HOUSE) 12. BOYLE Gerard (BELFAST) 15. STEACY Sarah (CRAWLEY) BELFAST OPEN: 9/10.3.13 8. CHEW Michael (HIGHAMS PARK) 13. FLYNN Colm (DUFC) 16. MIKHALEVA Oxana (FIGHTING FIT) 9. BILLING Matthew (SUSSEX HOUSE) 14. GOURLEY Samuel (GROSVENOR) Men’s Foil (24) 10. ALLEN Richard (BOSTON) 15. PRICE Jamie (FOYLE) 1. LITTLE Clarke (GROSVENOR) 11. LOWEN Paul (SAXON) Men’s Epee (90) 16. DAVIS James (QUB) 2. WILLIAMS Gavin (LIVERPOOL) 12. CLEARY Michael (BATH) 1. TREDGER Dudley (CRAWLEY) 3= BROWN Peter (BELFAST) 13. WOOD-FISHER James (GWENT) 2. FLATT Robert (WELLINGTON) 3= BROWN Stephen (GROSVENOR) Women’s Epee (8) 14. JOHNSTON Alastair (HOLYROOD) 3= GARDNER Aaron (CRAWLEY) 5. DEBBADI Kieran (BELFAST) 1. HALDANE Fiona (FRIENDS OF 15. JORDAN Peter (PAUL) 3= JOHNSON Ralph (TENTERDEN) 6. GWYNNE Kris (GROSVENOR) GROSVENOR) 16. PAPP Gabor (SAXON) 5. NICHOLS Harrison (REDHILL & REIGATE) 7. SLATER Philip (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 2. HUGHES Erica (LIVERPOOL UNI) 17. SUTTON Mark (BEXLEY) 6. EDWARDS Tom (REDHILL & REIGATE) 8. EVE Tony (GROSVENOR) 3= CLEMENTS Megan (FOYLE COL) 18. JENNINGS Chris (PAUL) 7. DOMEK Stephen (EASTERN) 9. WILLIAMS Graham (GROSVENOR) 3= MONTGOMERY Tasha (GROSVENOR) 19. TOPP Stephen (BOSTON) 8. WEST Howard (LTFC) 10. MILLAR Theo (RBAI) 20. PARSONS Thomas (CYRANO) 9. AVIS Anthony (GUILDFORD) 11. HOULDSWORTH Alastair (BELFAST) 21. DARROUX Steve (SMJ) 10. SKINGLE Thomas (CAMBRIDGE) 12. BODELS Callum (BELFAST) Men’s Sabre (15) 22. LAGATTOLLA Raffaele (SUSSEX UNI) 11. MOULTON Gavin (STREATHAM) 13. McCLENAHAN Conor (BELFAST) 1. CONCANNON Stephen (DUBLIN) 23. PALLIER Sebastian (ACTIV8) 12. ROCKS Christopher (SHETLAND) 14. SALTER Duncan (PEMBROKE) 2. CONNOLLY David (FOYLE) 24. HILLS Nick (CLFC) 13. PEPLOW Laurence (GUILDFORD) 15. WHITE David (BELFAST) 3= CAULFIELD David (FOYLE) 25. BARTLETT Anthony (LANSDOWNE) 14. BEAUMONT Nicholas (DUROVERNUM) 16. CRIPWELL Phillip (PEMBROKE) 3= NICHOLL James (FOYLE) 26. MORLEY Alexander (RLS) 15. MAYNARD Callum (EGHAM)

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16. BLENCH Toby (HAVERSTOCK) 3= BRYANT Lyle (ST EDMUND’S) 12. PATTERSON Daragh (ROYAL BELFAST) Mount-Haes Girls (63) 17. ROSSI Lorenzo (KENT UNI) 3= LLOYD Hugo (HARROW) 13. CROMIE Eoghan (TRURO) 1. PANDE Avni (HYMERS) 18. BUZWELL Tim (LTFC) 5. SCHLINDWEIN Alexandre (LEICESTER 14. EVANS Joel (ELIZABETH) 2. GILL Isabella (HIGHGATE) 19. CHEW Michael (HIGHAMS PARK) GRAMMAR) 15. MASSEY William (TONBRIDGE) 3= BUNOLA-HADFIELD Isabel (HYMERS) 19. FLETCHER Thomas (KENT UNI) 6. WADDINGTON Oliver (HYMERS) 16. PATEL Kelan (ST PAUL’S) 3= PATEL Serena (GUILDFORD HIGH) 21. BRYAN Wayne (CADS) 7. HIGGS Michael (ELIZABETH) 17. DINES Ben (ELTHAM) 5. PLANT Bethan (MILLFIELD) 22. EDWARDS Alex (REDHILL & REIGATE) 8. MANSON James (ETON) 18. WELLS Luke (ELTHAM) 6. PLEYDELL-ROGERS Matilda (RED MAIDS) 23. BURWOOD George (SUSSEX UNI) 9. WATSON Jack (NORWICH) 19. WALSH Jack (ROYAL BELFAST) 7. MAXWELL Caitlin (TRURO) 24. CALLAWAY Gary (SOUTHAMPTON) 10. ATKIN Benjamin (HYMERS) 20. VERDON Paul (ROYAL BELFAST) 8. ROGERS Abigail (QUEEN ANNE’S) 25. BRYDEN Thomas (LTFC) 11. MALLOCH-BROWN George 21. CRAZE Jamie (TRURO) 9. LEWIS Asta (ST PAUL’S GIRLS) 26. JOWITT John (SOLENT) (MARLBOROUGH) 22. JI Tiger (WESTMINSTER) 10. LLOYD Sasha (MALVERN ST JAMES) 27. ROPER Mark (PLYMOUTH UNI) 12. BERNSTEIN Richard (MILLFIELD) 23. CORUM Alex (WELLS CATHEDRAL) 11. FOSU Yasmine (PLYMOUTH) 28. BROWN Andrew (BEDFORD) 13. MILLER Jack (ELIZABETH) 24. STINSON Toby (DULWICH) 11. KURTIS Lucy (HYMERS) 28. POLLENTIER Jürgen (BEL) 14. WORMAN Craig (MILLFIELD) 25. MARSDEN James (ELTHAM) 13. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Elena (HYMERS) 30. LOWE Tom (STREATHAM) 15. NEWTON Tom (HARROW) 26. MOREAU Joshua (ARNOLDKEQMS) 14. TAI Aisling (ST PAUL’S GIRLS) 31. PATERNOTT Alexander (SUSSEX UNI) 16. ALDRIDGE Alexander 27. CHEUK Ethan (ROYAL BELFAST) 15. CHART Maria (TRURO) 32. MILLER Will (EASTBOURNE) (MARLBOROUGH) 28. ANDERSON Edward (MILLFIELD) 16. SMITH Grace (IPSWICH HIGH) 17. DOHERTY Alexander (ELIZABETH) 29. O’DOHERTY Dermot (BRENTWOOD) 17. LEWISVAIKE Khaleah (BEDFORD 18. BRADLEY Samuel (MILLFIELD) 30. GILBERT Joshua (BROMSGROVE) Women’s Epee (34) MODERN) 19. HARVEY Tom (TRURO) 31. BRETT Angus (WESTMINSTER) 18. DAVISON Zoe (MILLFIELD) 1. DALLA PRIA Alessia (GADASKI) 20. SILAWATTAKUN Pawat 32. SYDYKOV Samir (RGS HIGH 19. SHEATH Ekaterina (KING EDWARD VI 2. SPINLOVE Eryn (URSA) (CHARTERHOUSE) WYCOMBE) SOUTHAMPTON) 3= HULL Nicola (MAIDSTONE) 21. CHEAH Kip (BRENTWOOD) 20. MARTIN Sabrina (MARLBOROUGH) 3= JARROLD Heather (CADS) 22. CIRAOLO Luca (ST PAUL’S) 21. HARRISON Ella (RED MAIDS) 5. ROVESTI Elena (MAIDSTONE) 23. WONTNER Ned (TONBRIDGE) Senior Girls (39) 22. DAVIES Lily (RED MAIDS) 6. CUSSELLE Jenny (SURREY UNI) 24. PETERS Charlie (WINCHESTER) 1. SUDDERICK Zoe (GUILDFORD HIGH) 23. CHISHOLM Jessica (BRENTWOOD) 7. KEPPLER Bronagh (HAVERSTOCK) 25. GREY Antoine (CHARTERHOUSE) 2. HOUSEMAN Gabby (BRADFIELD) 24. ASHAYE Alexandra (BRENTWOOD) 8. KIM Jee Su (UCL) 25. MASSEY Edward (TONBRIDGE) 3= MANUEL Venetia (MILLFIELD) 25. KO Christina (BENENDEN) 9. DONAGHY Laura (TRURO) 27. JENNINGS Rafe (HIGHGATE) 3= RICE Ella (GUILDFORD HIGH) 26. CONLIN Jade (ST PAUL’S GIRLS) 10. SHEARMAN Carolyn (HAVERSTOCK) 28. GARRARD Adam (ELIZABETH) 5. GUNDRY Jessica (WELLINGTON) 27. WINAND Eleana (BRENTWOOD) 11. STEINER Christine (GADASKI) 29. BARTLETT Alexander (HYMERS) 6. POIL Georgia (GUILDFORD HIGH) 28. MOFFAT Lizzie (KING’S HIGH WARWICK) 12. RUSHBROOK Elizabeth (QMBL) 30. INCH Alex (ST PAUL’S) 7. HIGGS Helen (LADIES) 29. REYNOLDS Georgie (LADIES) 13. CLAYTON Jane (MALLARD) 31. ALLEN Benjamin (ELIZABETH) 8. DAFINONE Cynthia (WYCOMBE ABBEY) 30. SMITH Aoife (RED MAIDS) 14. ONIYE Marg (HAVERSTOCK) 32. POYNDER Samuel (WORTH) 9. DIXON Harriet (MILLFIELD) 15. SPENCE Sara (HAVERSTOCK) 10. FISTAL Marina (WYCLIFFE) 31. SMART Serena (GUILDFORD HIGH) 16. CSERNY Erika (CDA) 11. BARRETT Laetitia (BEDE’S) 32. WARNER Abi (GUILDFORD HIGH) Junior Boys (119) 12. FALVEY Siobhan (RED MAIDS) Men’s Sabre (37) 1. BIRD Harry (WESTMINSTER) 13. ASTON Francesca (BISHOP 2. STEWART Jacob (DULWICH) CHALLONER) 1. DONALD Simon (BRENTWOOD) 3= LOHMEYER Markus (WYCLIFFE) 14. BUDDEN Jenny (KING EDWARD VI EPEE 2. GANDER-COMPTON Jacob (BRENTWOOD) 3= MAHY Jacob (ELIZABETH) SOUTHAMPTON) 3= EDMUNDSON Jack (SOUTH LONDON) 5. LEE Marco (SHREWSBURY) 15. RODRIGUES Evangeline Senior Boys (109) 3= NICKEL Joe (CITY) 6. KIM Daniel (WESTMINSTER) (HEADINGTON) 5. HOWES Nicholas (SOUTH LONDON) 1. CURRAN-JONES Tomas (DULWICH) 7. WOODLEY William (MILLFIELD) 16. LEE Dylan (BRISTOL GRAMMAR) 6. COURDIER Alix (UKC) 2. PEPLOW Laurence (RGS GUILDFORD) 8. HEAD Ian (WHITGIFT) 7. SZEPIETOWSKI Rafal (PORTSMOUTH) 3= ATKIN Benjamin (HYMERS) 9. TURP Joseph (BRENTWOOD) 8. CRAWFURD Jim (TENTERDEN) 3= BRADLEY Samuel (MILLFIELD) 10. LISSMAN Robert (BRENTWOOD) Junior Girls (50) 9. THURLEY Christian (UKC) 5. MCGLADE Daniel (KINGSTON 11. BECK Alexander (CHARTERHOUSE) 1. CHART Yvonne (TRURO) 10. HARRIS Stuart (INVICTA) GRAMMAR) 12. BIRCH George (ELIZABETH) 2. KURTIS Emma (HYMERS) 11. CAIL Albert (CITY) 6. GROVER Elliott (ELTHAM) 13. FITZGERALD Thomas (ELIZABETH) 3= BANKS Paisley (MILLFIELD) 12. BARTLEY Adam (TENTERDEN) 7. TIDMARSH Ned (DULWICH) 14. DEAN Charles (TRURO) 3= CLARKE Jade (WELLINGTON) 13. MORRIS Carl (PORTSMOUTH) 8. MYERS Joshua (LINCOLN MINSTER) 15. HO Siu (GRESHAM’S) 5. SHIRLEY-PRIEST Harriet (EDGBASTON 14. McGENITY Paul (NEWCASTLE UNI) 9. WORMAN Craig (MILLFIELD) 16. CROMIE Conall (TRURO) HIGH) 15. CAREY Dominic (GUILDFORD) 10. BURNSIDE Jonathan (FOYLE) 17. GRIMWOOD Daniel (TONBRIDGE) 6. TURLEY Alix (RGS ALICE OTTLEY) 16. ALLEN James (SUSSEX UNI) 10. CHENG Arthur (SHREWSBURY) 18. HOPE David (ST BENEDICT’S EALING) 7. CHILD Catherine (BRENTWOOD) 12. RAGGAZZONI Gian (ST BENEDICT’S 19. CORUM Miles (WELLS CATHEDRAL) 8. MURRAY Grace (KING EDWARD VI EALING) Women’s Sabre (27) 20. VIGAR Harry (MILLFIELD) SOUTHAMPTON) 13. BAYNE Max (ST PAUL’S) 1. ELLIS Sarah (CAMDEN) 21. SCHNEIDER Benjamin (ABINGDON) 9. STAPLES Victoria (IPSWICH HIGH) 14. CHRISTIE Edward (VICTORIA) 2. FAIRHEAD Helen (CAMDEN) 22. KUNG James (HARROW) 10. BEGBOUR Lauren (KING EDWARD VI 15. BAILEY George (MILLFIELD) 3= DAVIES Harriet (SWINDON) 23. LEE Jocelyn (HAMPTON) SOUTHAMPTON) 16. BLACKMORE Noah (RGS HIGH 3= KERR Leanne (SOUTH LONDON) 24. MOGENSEN Jarl (RGS HIGH 11. CHOY Naomi (QUEENSWOOD) WYCOMBE) 5. SUMRA Zoe (SAXON) WYCOMBE) 12. SHAW Michelle (BRENTWOOD) 17. LLOYD Hugo (HARROW) 6. LEBLANC Catherine (LONDON) 25. COLLINS Laurie (BRENTWOOD) 13. MCKAIG Flora (MILLFIELD) 18. CHOONG Joe (WHITGIFT) 7. WHITE Lucy (SUSSEX UNI) 26. SLAUGHTER William (ETON) 14. SHIPLEY Zoe (NORWICH) 19. SWARTZENTRUBER Joe (ST PAUL’S) 8. SULLIVAN Beverley (ST ALBANS) 27. INDERWICK Jonathan (ELIZABETH) 15. BRUNNSTROM Ebba (ST PAUL’S GIRLS) 20. GODMAN Charlie (SHREWSBURY) 9. COOPER Amber (INVICTA) 28. VILJOEN Ross (SHREWSBURY) 16. SMITH Millie (TRURO) 21. MILLER Jack (ELIZABETH) 10. BLACK Gabrielle (ESCRIME) 29. SCHULTE Maxim (CHARTERHOUSE) 17. HARVIE Eleanor (FARLINGTON) 22. BARTLETT Alexander (HYMERS) 11. LUFF Sarah (AFFONDO) 30. HARRISON Henry (WARWICK) 18. BARNARD Lucy (CENTRAL 23. NIKOLAEV Ivan (ABINGDON) 12. WRIGHT Lucy (SEACOURT) 31. THANTHULAGE Janith (BRENTWOOD) NEWCASTLE HIGH) 24. LEE Jonathan (DULWICH) 13. ROLLER Ramona (SUSSEX UNI) 32. ASLET John (CITY OF LONDON) 19. HAYWARD-BROWN Magdalene 25. HARRIS Hugo (MARLBOROUGH) 14. BOURGOT Isabelle (BEL) (MILLFIELD) 26. WONG Herman (UPPINGHAM) 20. CADDIES Charlotte (BRENTWOOD) 15. ISAKOVA Nadia (LONDON) Mount-Haes Boys (114) 27. WADDINGTON Oliver (HYMERS) 16. EARL Silvia (BEDFORD) 21. CAYLEY Catriona (HEADINGTON) 28. CHEAH Kip (BRENTWOOD) 1. THEOTOKIS Clemente (CHARTERHOUSE) 22. STANDISH Madeleine (MILLFIELD) 29. HART Jasper (WINCHESTER) 2. MENSAH Benjamin (ETON) 23. HYDER Afrah (HEADINGTON) 30. LLOYD Alex (HARROW) 3= MILLAR Theo (ROYAL BELFAST) 24. BROADBENT Harriet (HEADINGTON) 31. DEGTIAREV Pavel (CHARTERHOUSE) PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3= PAINE Hugo (ETON) 25. SUTTON Joanna (HEADINGTON) 32. MATHIAS Max (ST BENEDICT’S 5. CUSS David (ST BENEDICT’S EALING) 26. POOLE Hannah (WYCOMBE ABBEY) EALING) CHAMPIONSHIPS: 19/21.3.13 6. FARDELL Felix (NEW HALL) 27. BRU Mathilde (ST PAUL’S GIRLS) 7. HAYNES Gabriel (ELIZABETH) 28. HUGHES Katharine (ARDINGLY) FOIL 8. GEMMELL Joshua (WREKIN) 29. MOSELEY Iona (WYCOMBE ABBEY) Junior Boys (126) 9. HEAD Connor (WHITGIFT) 30. BAXTER Phoebe (MILLFIELD) 1. DAWSON Jack (ABINGDON) Senior Boys (106) 10. THOMAS Rupert (CITY OF LONDON) 31. GWILLIM-THOMAS Rose 2. SCHNEIDER Benjamin (ABINGDON) 1. LLOYD Alex (HARROW) 11. ASHBY Douggie (ST BENEDICT’S (HEADINGTON) 3= PECK Harry (ELTHAM) 2. BAILEY George (MILLFIELD) EALING) 32. YIP Hui-Yan (BRENTWOOD) 3= WHELAN Roo (MILLFIELD)

The 28 SWORD Results

5. BIRCH George (ELIZABETH) 11. HEAD Connor (WHITGIFT) 14. SUDDERICK Zoe (GUILDFORD HIGH) Mount-Haes Girls (58) 6. REYNOLDS Jake (WARWICK) 12. JONES Luke (REIGATE GRAMMAR) 15. KEGEL Witt (JAGS) 7. DEAN Charles (TRURO) 13. PERILLY Adam (BRENTWOOD) 16. ROOT Helen (HEADINGTON) 1. SPICE Sarah (CITY OF LONDON 8. HOPE Oliver (KING’S CANTERBURY) 14. HALL Jamie (ELIZABETH) FREEMEN’S) 9. SLAUGHTER William (ETON) 15. WARD William (WHITGIFT) Junior Girls (63) 2. WOODHOUSE Eliza (MALVERN) 10. LISSMAN Robert (BRENTWOOD) 16. LIE Bon (CLIFTON) 3= PANDE Avni (HYMERS) 11. MILLER Joshua (WHITGIFT) 17. MOREAU Joshua (ARNOLDKEQMS) 1. CHART Yvonne (TRURO) 3= PATEL Serena (GUILDFORD HIGH) 12. SMITH Hugo (KING’S CANTERBURY) 18. ANDERSON Edward (MILLFIELD) 2. CLARKE Jade (WELLINGTON) 5. DAVISON Zoe (MILLFIELD) 13. LYNCH Matthew (BROMSGROVE) 19. MANN Alexander (ELIZABETH) 3= TRIFFITT Susie (WOLDINGHAM) 6. WINAND Eleana (BRENTWOOD) 14. WOODLEY William (MILLFIELD) 20. LLOYD Henry (WINCHESTER) 3= TURLEY Alix (RGS ALICE OTTLEY) 7. CHISHOLM Jessica (BRENTWOOD) 15. SCHULTE Maxim (CHARTERHOUSE) 21. SLATERY Finn (WHITGIFT) 5. GRIFFIN Katy (CITY OF LONDON 8. KO Christina (BENENDEN) 16. KIM Daniel (WESTMINSTER) 22. BLACKMAN Edward (ELTHAM) FREEMEN’S) 9. FOSU Yasmine (PLYMOUTH) 17. CURTIS Alex (HARROW) 23. HAYNES Gabriel (ELIZABETH) 6. KURTIS Emma (HYMERS) 10. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Isabel (HYMERS) 18. RIZVI Thomas (RGS HIGH WYCOMBE) 24. BENZ Edward (KING’S WIMBLEDON) 7. LAMBERT Justine (KING’S 11. DOUCH Frankie (LLANDOVERY) 19. PERRY Daniel (WARWICK) 25. WELLS Luke (ELTHAM) CANTERBURY) 12. ELSTUB Emily (CITY OF LONDON 20. MORTON Sebastian (RGS GUILDFORD) 26. TURNER Joseph (WARWICK) 8. LOWREY Zoe (KINGSTON GRAMMAR) FREEMEN’S) 21. HEAD Ian (WHITGIFT) 27. WAKE James (HYMERS) 9. CHOY Naomi (QUEENSWOOD) 13. NICOLL Olivia (WREKIN) 22. CUMMINS Ryan (VICTORIA) 28. BALTAY Arthur (CITY OF LONDON 10. BLACKWOOD Eleanor (BROMLEY HIGH) 14. COSTANZI Sara (QUEEN’S GATE) 11. BANKS Paisley (MILLFIELD) 23. HAASZ Josh (WHITGIFT) FREEMEN’S) 15. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Elena (HYMERS) 12. PEPPIATT Susannah (WOLDINGHAM) 24. ODGERS James (KING’S CANTERBURY) 29. COLE Patrick (ABINGDON) 16. DAVIES Imogen (ALLEYN’S) 13. MARTOS Lucia (KING’S WIMBLEDON) 25. WILLSON Cameron (RGS HIGH 30. BOOTE Alexander (TRURO) 17. KISZCZAK Diana (QUEEN’S GATE) 14. BALTAY Clara (CITY OF LONDON WYCOMBE) 31. FLETCHER Benjamin (ELIZABETH) 18. CONNELL Dearbhla (HEADINGTON) 26. PEARSON David (WHITGIFT) 32. HONEYMAN Matthew (WHITGIFT) FREEMEN’S) 15. EMSLEY Alex (HEADINGTON) 19. DOBSON Emily (QUEEN’S GATE) 26. ROBINSON Peter (RGS GUILDFORD) 20. KUDASHEVA Raisa (QUEENSWOOD) 28. BANKS Joseph (WARWICK) 16. MCGONAGLE Rosie (FOYLE) Senior Girls (33) 17. WAKEFIELD Rebecca (MALVERN) 20. KURTIS Lucy (HYMERS) 29. KURTZ JORDAN Max (CITY OF LONDON) 22. WINDMILL Paige (LADY ELEANOR 30. COLLINS Laurie (BRENTWOOD) 1. GUNDRY Jessica (WELLINGTON) 18. CAYLEY Catriona (HEADINGTON) 2. MANUEL Venetia (MILLFIELD) 19. BROADBENT Harriet (HEADINGTON) HOLLES) 31. LE MAITRE (Matthew ELIZABETH) 23. MAXWELL Caitlin (TRURO) 32. CARNEGIE Charles (MARLBOROUGH) 3= ASTON Francesca (BISHOP CHALLONER) 20. KURGO Leonara (HEADINGTON) 3= HOMAN Charlotte (CHARTERHOUSE) 21. SUTTON Joanna (HEADINGTON) 24. CAMPBELL Holly (BISHOP 5. DIXON Harriet (MILLFIELD) 22. HAYWARD-BROWN Magdalene CHALLONER) Mount-Haes Boys (89) 6. IRWIN Ellie (CITY OF LONDON (MILLFIELD) 25. HONEYSETT Rachel (SYDENHAM 1. RUSSELL James (CHARTERHOUSE) FREEMEN’S) 23. MALJERS Marvel (WOLDINGHAM) HIGH) 2. PAINE Hugo (ETON) 7. VARLEY Jessica (OUNDLE) 24. CHILD Catherine (BRENTWOOD) 26. WEBB Sasha (ALLEYN’S) 3= GORIOUP Charlie (WHITGIFT) 8. HOUSEMAN Gabby (BRADFIELD) 25. GWILLIM-THOMAS Rose 27. MANN Isabelle (LADY ELEANOR 3= HAYNES James (BOOTHAM) 9. GALTON-AYLING Georgia (LADY (HEADINGTON) HOLLES) 5. CROMIE Eoghan (TRURO) ELEANOR HOLLES) 26. STOPFORD Alice (HEADINGTON) 28. REYNOLDS Georgie (LADIES) 6. DUCKWORTH Cameron (ELIZABETH) 10. STOWE Leslie (BRENTWOOD) 27. CRIPPS Rebecca (WIMBLEDON HIGH) 29. PRITCHARD Eleanor (BRENTWOOD) 7. HOLT Oscar (BRENTWOOD) 11. MEEK Florence (QUEEN’S GATE) 28. FREEMAN Kezia (IMMANUEL) 30. MOFFAT Lizzie (KING’S HIGH 8. EAST William (ST EDMUND’S 12. HUTTER Clara (CITY OF LONDON 29. BARROWCLIFF Ines (HEADINGTON) WARWICK) CANTERBURY) FREEMEN’S) 30. McKAIG Flora (MILLFIELD) 31. READINGER Reagen (GODOLPHIN & 9. GILBERT Joshua (BROMSGROVE) 13. CONSTANTINESCU Maria (KING’S 31. HARVIE Eleanor (FARLINGTON) LATYMER) 10. MANSON Justin (WHITGIFT) CANTERBURY) 32. TODD Flora (HEADINGTON) 32. MAHONEY Georgia (HEADINGTON)

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The SWORD 29 Results

8. HAYNES Gabriel (ELIZABETH) 18. WATSON Jack (AFFONDO) Women’s Epee (69) SABRE 9. BLACKMAN Edward (ELTHAM) 19. O’HARA Oscar (CHICHESTER) 1. CHANG Caitlin (HARROGATE) 10. DU MONT Ben (ELIZABETH) 20. DE SAINT CROIX Calum (WALLACE) 2. CASAGLIA Matilde (GADASKI) Senior Boys (58) 11. LINGAJOTHY Kalvin (WHITGIFT) 21. DONOVAN Alex (FIGHTING FIT) 3= LAWRENCE Hannah (WINGERWORTH) 12. HEAD Connor (WHITGIFT) 22. LEGKOVSKY Mark (WINCHESTER) 1. HORRIX Jack (CITY OF LONDON) 3= SPINLOVE Eryn (URSA) 13. McCARTHY Daniel (BRENTWOOD) 23. CORLETT Thomas (KISS) 2. BERNSTEIN Richard (MILLFIELD) 5. SUMMERS Francesca (MALVERN) 14. YU Pak (DOWNSIDE) 24. OSTACCHINI Glen (BOSTON) 3= ALDOUS-GRANBY James (ELIZABETH) 6. WAIN Rebecca (ABERDEEN UNI) 15. ANDERSON Edward (MILLFIELD) 25. SIBERT Edward (CARDIFF UNI) 3= BURTON George (BEDFORD) 7. POWELL Elisabeth (MELIA) 16. MUNN Ciaran (BRENTWOOD) 26. SCHLINDWEIN Alex (STRETTON) 5. WORMAN Craig (MILLFIELD) 8. DENHAM Antonia (TRURO) 27. MACCHIAROLA Alessandro (BOSTON) 6. SCOTT Stuart (YARM) 9. YATE Jenny (CARDIFF) 28. ROBINSON Alex (EXCALIBUR) 7. MILLER Jack (ELIZABETH) Senior Girls (15) 10. SMITH Katrina (TRURO) 29. FEASTER John (MALVERN) 8. WALLIS Jack (ELIZABETH) 11. BARRINGTON Georgina (BRISTOL 1. DIXON Harriet (MILLFIELD) 30. BILLING Matthew (SUSSEX HOUSE) 9. HIGGS Michael (ELIZABETH) UNI) 2. GUNDRY Jessica (WELLINGTON) 31. CHU Andrew (LOUTH) 10. WATSON Jack (NORWICH) 12. GIFFORD Mhairi (SHETLAND) 3= GRAY Anna (MARLBOROUGH) 32. MANSON James (SUSSEX HOUSE) 11. HARRIS Rafe (MILLFIELD) 3= MANUEL Venetia (MILLFIELD) 13. RADFORD Amy (MALVERN) 12. BAILEY George (MILLFIELD) 5. ROOT Helen (HEADINGTON) 14. OSBALDESTON Jess (TRURO) 13. HARDING Luke (BRENTWOOD) 6. HIGGS Helen (LADIES) Women’s Foil (61) 15. GOODLASS Molly (LEEDS UNI) 14. FERRIGNO Alexander (WINCHESTER) 7. WITT Rebecca (MILLFIELD) 1. SIBERT Catriona (EDINBURGH) 16. ONIYE Marg (HAVERSTOCK) 15. ARULNESAN Johan (WHITGIFT) 8. ASTON Francesca (BISHOP CHALLONER) 2. COOK Catherine (U/A) 17. VERASTEGUI Beatriz 16. BLACKMORE Noah (RGS HIGH 3= HUGHES Elaine (BGS) (HUNTINGDONSHIRE) WYCOMBE) 3= McDERMOTT Chiara (CRAWLEY) 18. MACKINNON Leonora (MALVERN) 17. LLOYD Alex (HARROW) Junior Girls (26) 5. NG Elizabeth (LANSDOWNE) 19. HOWELL Verity (READING) 18. GODMAN Charlie (SHREWSBURY) 1. CHART Yvonne (TRURO) 6. DICKSON Chloe (EDINBURGH) 20. YOUNG Kat (IMPERIAL) 19. BRADLEY Samuel (MILLFIELD) 2. ANIL Shreya (KING EDWARD VI HIGH) 7. WILLIAMS Grace (PLYMOUTH UNI) 21. LAWSON Danielle (RGS WORCESTER) 20. DOHERTY Alexander (ELIZABETH) 3= BANKS Paisley (MILLFIELD) 8. SEGALLL Emma Tina (OXFORD UNI) 22. MCGEEVER Jenny (LANSDOWNE) 21. COX Harry (SHREWSBURY) 3= TURNBULL Isabel (KENT) 9. GOLD Evie (FIGHTING FIT) 23. ALABDULJADER Kholoud (KUW) 22. ELLIS Benjamin (ETON) 5. HAYWARD-BROWN Magdalene 10. CLARKE Ruth (EDINBURGH) 24. MATTHEWS Abbi (HARROGATE) 23. ATKIN Benjamin (HYMERS) (MILLFIELD) 11. PALM Kerstin (U/A) 25. GRANT Fiona (ABERDEEN UNI) 24. WONTNER Ned (TONBRIDGE) 6. CLARKE Jade (WELLINGTON) 12. HANNAY Georgia (BRISTOL) 26. ANDREN Louise (BATH UNI) 25. COTTAM James (ELIZABETH) 7. SMITH Millie (TRURO) 13. GOULD Angela (FIGHTING FIT) 27. RIDSDALE Lucy (CARDIFF) 26. WADDINGTON Oliver (HYMERS) 8. McKAIG Flora (MILLFIELD) 14. PEARCE Madison (OXFORD UNI) 28. GREETHAM Sadie (HARROGATE) 27. VILJOEN Jack (SHREWSBURY) 9. STANDISH Madeleine (MILLFIELD) 15. MASON Anita (MELIA) 29. HOWSER Kathryn (OPS EPEE) 28. WALLACE Greg (BEDFORD) 10. RUSTOM Juliet (MILLFIELD) 16. O’CONNELL Kate (PAUL) 30. TURLEY Alix (RGS WORCESTER) 29. SMALL Jonty (SHREWSBURY) 11. SHAW Michelle (BRENTWOOD) 17. SEGALL Grace (OXFORD UNI) 31. BIRD Florence (BATH) 30. ANDERSON Forbes (WESTMINSTER) 12. GWILLIM-THOMAS Rose (HEADINGTON) 18. CHURCH Amy (SURRY) 32. DONAGHY Laura (TRURO) 31. CHENG Arthur (SHREWSBURY) 13. BROADBENT Harriet (HEADINGTON) 19. FITTON Alexandra (KISS) 32. ANAND Rishi (ST PAUL’S) 14. CLARK Emilia (ST PAUL’S GIRLS’) 20. BEAVER Elizabeth (CADS) Men’s Sabre (70) 15. BAXTER Phoebe (MILLFIELD) 21. DIFFORD Abi (CARDIFF UNI) 16. BARROWCLIFF Ines (HEADINGTON) 1. MILLER Curtis (CAMDEN) Junior Boys (74) 22. KEYES Olivia (MELIA) 2. RATNESWAREN Maiyuran (IMPERIAL) 23. HALE Caron (RAVEN) 1. DEARY Will (TRURO) 3= AIYENURO Soji (CAMDEN) Mount-Haes Girls (24) 24. BOTELHO Lynn (U/A) 3= SIMMONS John (LANCASTER UNI) 2. GELLETT Charlie (SUTTON VALENCE) 25. DE SAINT CROIX Mhairi (WALLACE) 5. SAUNDERS Brynmor (TRURO) 3= MAXWELL Josh (TRURO) 1. MAXWELL Caitlin (TRURO) 26. COOK Anne Marie (CEMVS) 6. CLARKE Michael (TRURO) 3= OGUNBODE Tobi (WHITGIFT) 2. CHART Maria (TRURO) 27. MOSS Amber (ARNOLD & CARLTON) 7. BOWLEY Stan (RIVINGTON PARK) 5. WATSON Caleb (WHITGIFT) 3= KURTIS Lucy (HYMERS) 28. HENNEBERG Sophia (YORK UNI) 8. CONCANNON Stephen (IRL) 6. HEAD Ian (WHITGIFT) 3= MOFFAT Lizzie (KING’S HIGH WARWICK) 29. BEARDMORE Kate (FIGHTING FIT) 9. NICHOLLS Thomas (CHILWELL) 7. CROSSLEY Alastair (MILLFIELD) 5. FOSU Yasmine (PLYMOUTH) 30. WORMAN Gilliam (SURREY) 10. CZINKOTA Zsolt (WELLINGTON) 8. HO Siu (GRESHAM’S) 6. PANDE Avni (HYMERS) 31. ELLIS Bethany (WREKIN) 11. FOTHERBY Will (BRISTOL UNI) 9. FOTHERBY James (ABINGDON) 7. GENT Joanna (HEADINGTON) 32. SHIRLEY-PRIEST Harriet (MELIA) 12. DONALD Simon (BRENTWOOD) 10. KUNG James (HARROW) 8. BARRY Alice (BRENTWOOD) 13. ROCKS Stephen (SHETLAND) 11. BEAZLEY James (ABINGDON) 9. CHISHOLM Jessica (BRENTWOOD) 14. GANDER-COMPTON Jacob 12. HAWKINS Philip (BRENTWOOD) 10. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Isabel (HYMERS) Men’s Epee (116) (BRENTWOOD) 13. MURRAY Brian (FOYLE) 11. McLINTOCK Amelia (BRENTWOOD) 1. HARRIS James (MELIA) 15. FLETCHER Gordon (WREKIN) 14. WALWYN Nathanael (VICTORIA) 12. PRITCHARD Eleanor (BRENTWOOD) 2. THOMSON Campbell (BRISTOL UNI) 16. PERRY Daniel (URSA) 15. VILJOEN Ross (SHREWSBURY) 13. ASHAYE Alexandra (BRENTWOOD) 3= FIRTH Jamie (STRATHCLYDE UNI) 17. CRUTCHETT Anthony (BRENTWOOD) 16. COLLINS Laurie (BRENTWOOD) 14. MAHONEY Georgia (HEADINGTON) 3= GREALEY William (PHIT) 18. OAKES Marc (CAMDEN) 17. LINDSAY Christian (KING’S 15. DAVISON Zoe (MILLFIELD) 5. GREGORY David (FENCING@) 19. NICKEL Joe (CITY) WIMBLEDON) 16. TINNEY Freya (BRENTWOOD) 6. ROCKS Christopher (SHETLAND) 20. GIBBS Sam (CAMDEN) 18. SANDEMAN Scott (BISHOP 7. OOSTHOF Ryan (NED) 21. WRIGHT Peter (NLSC) CHALLONER) 8. THOMSON Robin (U/A) 22. GHOSH Julian (CAMDEN) 19. DEAN Charles (TRURO) 9. BURKHALTER Marc (OXFORD UNI) 23. KINSELLA Dominic (URSA) 20. HENDERSON Simon (BRENTWOOD) BIRMINGHAM 10. SANCHEZ-LETHEM Paul (BRIXTON) 24. VEITCH Robert (RIVINGTON PARK) 21. CAFFREY Patrick (HARROW) INTERNATIONAL: 11. ROWE-HAYNES Max (MALVERN) 25. JENNINGS Patrick (RIVINGTON PARK) 22. RAO Pavan (WHITGIFT) 12. CARTY Greg (BIRMINGHAM UNI) 26. BURTON George (BEDFORD) 23. PEARSON Timothy (ELTHAM) 30/31.3.13 13. DERGAL Hugo (U/A) 27. DACEY Simon (MX) 24. CHESTER Max (TONBRIDGE) 14. DOMEK Stephen (EASTERN) Men’s Foil (107) 28. CHARLES Nick (CAMDEN) 25. THANTHULAGE Janith (BRENTWOOD) 15. NORTHAM Stephen (BIRMINGHAM) 29. JONES Matthew (URSA) 26. BELL Edward (BRENTWOOD) 1. MELIA Rhys (MELIA) 16. BOND Peter (ABERYSTWYTH) 30. POTTER Nathan (CAMDEN) 27. BIRCH George (ELIZABETH) 2. BRYANT Acland (SUSSEX HOUSE) 17. EDWARDS Tom (REDHILL & REIGATE) 31. HENDRA Tom (TRURO) 28. LI Tom (WESTMINSTER) 3= ABIDOGUN Kola (BOSTON) 18. BRADLEY Samuel (MILLFIELD) 32. PENTON Rob (NLSC) 29. DOBSON Adam (WHITGIFT) 3= HENDRIE Tom (SUSSEX HOUSE) 19. BROOKS Rob (RAVEN) 30. MAHY Jacob (ELIZABETH) 5. ALEXANDER David (NOTTINGHAM) 20. DEVENPORT Timothy (LEICESTER UNI) 31. FEINER Tim (SUTTON VALENCE) 5. PEGGS Ben (PAUL) 21. HATTON Neil (CADS) Women’s Sabre (31) 32. CROMIE Conall (TRURO) 7. BARWELL Peter (PAUL) 22. HIBBERD Andrew (U/A) 1. WATSON Alice (CAMDEN) 8. VILJOEN Jacques (SUSSEX HOUSE) 23. HAY Chris (WELLINGTON) 2. POTTER Emma (STOURBRIDGE) 9. ROBINSON Daniel (EXCALIBUR) 24. IQBAL Adeel (GADASKI) 3= GLADDISH Laura (MX) Mount-Haes Boys (47) 10. WILD Chris (CARDIFF UNI) 24. TAYLOR Chris (HERDWICK) 3= ROBINSON Zoe {MX) 1. HOWES Nicholas (DULWICH) 11. DERGAL Hugo (U/A) 26. BULLWARD Alistair (U/A) 5. DAVIDSON Beth (LASZLO) 2. CRAZE Jamie (TRURO) 12. STANDEN David (SAXON) 27. PAOLI Stefano (U/A) 6. ANIL Shreya (TRURO) 3= DINES Ben (ELTHAM) 13. JOHNSTON Alastair (HOLYROOD) 28. BOLTON Matt (FRISBY) 7. GUARINO Michelle (ABERDEEN UNI) 3= PAINE Hugo (ETON) 14. BRYANT Lyle (SUSSEX HOUSE) 29. SHEVELEW David (HAVERSTOCK) 8. PLEASANT Bridget (ABERDEEN UNI) 5. HUDSON Oliver (ELIZABETH) 15. FITTON Matthew (KISS) 30. LOCKYER James (SKIPTON) 9. BURTON Emma (BEDFORD) 6. BOOTE Alexander (TRURO) 16. MILNER Maxton (DUFC) 31. CORTHESY Bastien (U/A) 10. TILLOTT Jennie (BEDFORD) 7. HOLDSWORTH Bertie (TRURO) 17. SPENCER-TAYLOR Alex (SHEFFIELD) 32. STEVENS Joshua (GLASTONBURY) 11. BEDDOE Megan (MX)

The 30 SWORD Results

12. SIEGMUND Maddie (IRL) Women’s Foil (13) Women’s Epee (16) 10. WADDINGTON Oliver (YORKSHIRE) 13. NAREY Michele (BATH) 11. JORDAN Peter (LONDON) 1. HENNEBERG Sophia (YORK UNI) 1. SMITH Katrina (TRURO) 14. WALLER Emma (RIDINGS) 12. LEE Marco (WEST MIDLANDS) 2. PANDE Avni (HYMERS) 2. SWEENEY Shannon (MARY HAWDON) 15. SUMRA Zoe (SAXON) 13. EVE Tony (NORTHERN IRELAND) 3= McCLELLAND Lara (LASZLO) 3= A BUTTON Lori (YORK UNI) 16. BANKS Paisley (MILLFIELD) 14. CHUNG Brian (NORTH WEST) 3= SCHOFIELD Jennifer (MANCHESTER UNI) 3= NELSON Emily (NOTTINGHAM UNI) 15. KOUDOU Michael (EASTERN) 5. ARCHER Kati (KISS) 5. GOODLASS Molly (LEEDS UNI) 16. NORTON Andrew (WEST MIDLANDS) 6. CSERNY Erika (CDA) 6. DUXON Emma (CHILWELL) 7. SCHOFIELD Katharine (CHILWELL) 7. SILVEY Rachel (3 BLADES) UHLMANN TROPHY: 8. HARRIS Kate (LOUTH) 8. CSERNY Erika (CDA) Girls U18 (25) 13/14.4.13 1. KING Leah (LONDON) Men’s Epee (61) Men’s Sabre (16) 2. DICKSON Chloe (SCOTLAND EAST) Men’s Foil (49) 1. DALTON Matthew (NEWCASTLE) 1. CZINKOTA Zsolt (WELLINGTON) 3= CHART Yvonne (SOUTH WEST) 1. WISNIEWSKI Rafal 2. HEAPS Chris RIBBLE VALLEY) 2. DACEY Simon (MX) 3= FITTON Alexandra (NORTH WEST) 2. ALEXANDER David 3= BOROWSKI Conall (ROYAL ARMOURIES) 3= BASFORD Andy (SHEFFIELD) 5. KEYS Olivia (WEST MIDLANDS) 6. DUXBURY Victoria (NORTHERN IRELAND) 3= BROUGHAM Sam 3= SKINGLE Thomas (CAMBRIDGE) 3= LANGHORN Alexander (RIVINGTON 7. SMITH Katie (SCOTLAND EAST) 3= OSTACCHINI Glen 5. GRAY Ewan (STOCKPORT) PARK) 8. LINTON Ceri (YORKSHIRE) 5. CHU Andrew 6. POLLARD Anton (HAVERSTOCK) 5. GRAY Alex (RIDINGS) 6. NESBITT Peter 7. STUART Josh (REDHILL & REIGATE) 6. COLEMAN Alex (LIVERPOOL UNI) 7. DOHERTY Nathan 8. STEWART Matthew (MY LITTLE 7. GIBSON Nathan (HUDDERSFIELD UNI) Boys U16 (61) 8. WYNN Nicholas BRONY) 8. LENNON Christopher (LIVERPOOL UNI) 1. FEASTER John (WEST MIDLANDS) 9. EXETER Thomas 9. PAUL-ANTOINE Corot (LEEDS) 2. DOHERTY Nathan (YORKSHIRE) 10. KENNEA Paul 10. SILVEY Christian (3 BLADES) Women’s Sabre (5) 3= MINOTT Kamal (EASTERN) 11. WAKEMAN Alex 11. HOGAN David (WINGERWORTH) 3= NICHOLAS Kameron (EASTERN) 12. PRIESTLEY Ben 12. CHRISP Tom WINGERWORTH) 1. MARCZEWSKA Patrycja 2. WOODWARD Frances 5. KISS Daniel (NORTH WEST) 13. McKAY Mike 13. SPICER Tristan (NEWCASTLE) 6. ARCHER Ciaran (EASTERN) 14. PATTERSON Liam 14. DE BURGH Etienne (GADASKI) 7. BIRD Harry (LONDON) 15. GILLMAN John 15. TELFER Max (WINGERWORTH) 8. TUSHINGHAM Samuel (SOUTHERN) 16. SCIPANOVS Kristofers 16. OWEN Ben (BOLTON) BRITISH YOUTH 9. O’HARA Oscar (SOUTH EAST) 17. SALTER Duncan 17. BULLWARD Alistair (U/A) CHAMPIONSHIPS: 4/5 & 10. LOZOVIK Alan (EASTERN) 18. BOLTON Alexander 18. HERLING Bryan (YORK UNI) 11. HOUSE(LIMA) Nik (LONDON) 19. BLIGHT Adam 19. WILLIS Scott (TRURO) 19.5.13 12. BATES Ben (SOUTH WEST) 20. LENNON Christopher 20. MYERS Joshua (OPS) 13. DOLAN George (WALES) 21. GALLIMORE-TALLEN Will 21. CLARK Gary (WEST LANCS) FOIL 14. BOLTON Alex (YORKSHIRE) 22. JAZDZYK Alexander 22. BLUCK Martin (ASHTON) 15. PHILLIPS-LANGLEY Thomas (NORTH 23. CHENG Vinton 23. WILSON Thomas (YORK UNI) Boys U18 (47) WEST) 24. HOLMES Ben 24. PARTRIDGE Nicholas (NORTHAMPTON) 1. BAILEY George (SOUTH WEST) 16. STEWART Jacob (LONDON) 25. BASS David 25. CONOVER Jeff (WREXHAM) 2. RAI Rajan (EASTERN) 17. BECK Alexander (SOUTH EAST) 26. EXETER David 26. DICKINSON Matthew (LAZLO) 3= BIRCH Jai (EASTERN) 18. WAKEMAN Alex (YORKSHIRE) 27. McCARTHY Caleb 26. REILLY Ahron (EDINBURGH) 3= RIDSDALE Ethan (WALES) 19. STEVENS Joshua (SOUTH WEST) 28. HOPKINS Oliver 28. HAZLEWOOD Darryl (FRISBY) 5. TAM Jordan (NORTH WEST) 20. CLARKE Blaine (EAST MIDLANDS) 29. KEMP John 29. WILLMOTT Paul (NORTHAMPTON) 6. BENNETT Freddy (EASTERN) 21. SAVILLE-FERGUSON Comrie 30. WELLS John 30. WATKINS George (YORK UNI) 7. BRYANT Lyle (LONDON) (SCOTLAND EAST) 31. WINSTANLEY Liam 31. ANWYL Chris (LANCASTER UNI) 8. SAMBROOK Josh (EASTERN) 22. SLATER Philip (NORTHERN IRELAND) 32. GREENHALGH Sam 32. HOWARD Stuart (STOCKPORT) 9. BEARDMORE Alex (LONDON) 23. ROYER Felix (LONDON)

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The SWORD 31 Results

24. KELLY James (LONDON) 3= SIMMS-LYMN Tia (SOUTH WEST) 17. DELL’AQUILA Lorenza (SOUTH EAST) Boys U16 (49) 25. DE LANGE (Kieran SOUTHERN) 5. BARRETT Sarah (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 18. WALKER Matilda (NORTH WEST) 1. STEED Oliver (YORKSHIRE) 26. DEVITT Ronnie (EASTERN) 6. DUTHEIL DE LA ROCHERE Guenola 19. ERRINGTON Kay (NORTH EAST) 2. PRIOR Cameron (SOUTH EAST) 27. LEWIS Celyn (WALES) (LONDON) 20. STEWART Alex (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 3= DAWSON Jack (SOUTHERN) 28. FRAY Edmund (EAST MIDLANDS) 7. HUGHES Phoebe (NORTH EAST) 21. ROWE Natalia (EASTERN) 3= JORDAN Owen (EAST MIDLANDS) 28. REYNOLDS Scott (WEST MIDLANDS) 8. GILL Isabella (LONDON) 22. RAYNER Pheobe (YORKSHIRE) 5. WRIGLEY Joshua (SOUTH WEST) 30. CORUM Miles (SOUTH WEST) 9. GOLD Evie (LONDON) 23. TIERNEY Paige (SOUTHERN) 6. STEVENS Joshua (SOUTH WEST) 31. GALLIMORE-TALLEN William (WEST 10. DE LANGE Kayleigh (SOUTHERN) 24. TACCONELLI Soﬁa (SOUTH EAST) 7. HUGHES Andrew (SOUTH EAST) MIDLANDS) 11. HARDIE Heloïse (SOUTHERN) 25. JASPER Alexandria (SOUTH WEST) 8. MAY Joseph (NORTH EAST) 32. HARDIE Alexander (SOUTHERN) 12. FOSU Yasmine (SOUTH WEST) 26. CHAPMAN-PARSONS Amy-Alethea 9. SLATER Philip (NORTHERN IRELAND) 13. PORTER Jasmine (EASTERN) (WALES) 10. ANDREWS Tim (SOUTH WEST) 14. CAMPBELL Alice (EASTERN) Girls U16 (52) 27. DICKSON Rebecca (SCOTLAND EAST) 11. GALLIMORE-TALLEN William (WEST 15. PATEL Serena (SOUTHERN) 28. FIELDER Naomi (SOUTH WEST) MIDLANDS) 1. KURTIS Emma (YORKSHIRE) 16. GILMOUR Catriona (LONDON) 29. RUSSO Costanza (LONDON) 2. MOSS Amber (YORKSHIRE) 12. SINCLAIR Aml (LONDON) 17. SMITH Grace (EASTERN) 30. MITCHELL Sabrina (EASTERN) 13. DICKSON Thomas (NORTH EAST) 3= EDWARDS Asha (NORTH EAST) 18. POWELL Alexandra (WEST MIDLANDS) 31. DAWE Phoebe (WALES) 3= STANIER Lydia (SOUTHERN) 14. BLUCK Martin (NORTH WEST) 19. NEELY Anna (SOUTH EAST) 32. WEBBER Imogen (LONDON) 15. ODGERS James (SOUTH EAST) 5. DMOCHOWSKA Bella (LONDON) 20. BROWN Madeleine (NORTH EAST) 6. WHITFIELD Madeleine (NORTH EAST) 16. MULCAHY Isaac (SOUTH WEST) 21. REGNART-BUTLER Eleanor (WALES) Boys U10 (38) 17. SCHNEIDER Benjamin (SOUTHERN) 7. FEKLISTOVA Katrina (EASTERN) 22. DE LIEDEKERKE Larissa (LONDON) 8. GRANVILLE Rhiannon (SOUTH WEST) 1. JARVIE Lachlan 18. EDWARDS Theo (EAST MIDLANDS) 23. FIELD Millicent (SOUTHERN) 19. WHELAN Roo (SOUTH WEST) 9. COPE Aimee (NORTH WEST) 24. DUNGAY Katrina (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 2. BRIGGS Jamie 10. CLARKE Jade (SOUTH WEST) 3= KUBA Vencel 20. WOODLEY Will (SOUTH WEST) 25. FIELDING Chlo (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 21. REYNOLDS Jake (WEST MIDLANDS) 11. MORRISON Ailsa (SCOTLAND EAST) 26. SMITH Aoife (SOUTH WEST) 3= SIMMONDS Benjamin 12. BEATTIE Keziah (NORTHERN IRELAND) 5. KEATING Thomas 22. BULMAN Kai (Ellis NORTH EAST) 27. SNELLIN Lucy (SOUTH EAST) 23. LUCAS Tyler (LONDON) 13. TAYLOR Lucy (NORTHERN IRELAND) 28. FAIRMAN Charlotte (SOUTHERN) 6. HOUGHTON Benjamin 14. PHILLIPSON Elsa (EASTERN) 7. WILLS George 24. CUMMINS Ryan (JERSEY) 29. DAVIES Lily (SOUTH WEST) 25. OFOSU-APPEAH Obuobi (LONDON) 15. PHILPOT Rachel (NORTHERN IRELAND) 30. BAKER Molly (WALES) 8. ZOMBRAY-MOLDOVAN Felix 16. WEBB Georgia (NORTH EAST) 9. HOME Alex 26. JOHNSON William (SOUTHERN) 31. WILSON Clara (SOUTHERN) 27. CAFARO Jack (WALES) 17. BEARDMORE Kate (LONDON) 32. NOWACZYK Abbie (WEST MIDLANDS) 10. CAUGHEY Peter 18. PANDE Avni (YORKSHIRE) 11. KAMSTRA Leo 28. CROMIE Conall (SOUTH WEST) 19. O’DONNELL Niamh (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 12. KEYES Alexander 29. HOPE Arran (SOUTH EAST) 20. TURLEY Alix (WEST MIDLANDS) Boys U12 (70) 13. RENNIE Gabriel 30. BRADY Joseph (WALES) 21. KURTIS Lucy (YORKSHIRE) 1. PAINE Felix (LONDON) 14. EL-SAIE Zayd 31. RYERSON STANSFIELD Felix 22. OWEN-SINCLAIR Olivia (WEST 2. GILL Alessandro (LONDON) 15. SKEEN Oliver (SOUTHERN) MIDLANDS) 3= GAUTAM Brij (LONDON) 16. CHURCH Charles 32. ESSIEN Tete (SOUTH EAST) 23. GILBOURNE-REED Elizabeth (EAST 3= GOODENOUGH Oliver (SOUTHERN) MIDLANDS) 5. RICARD Jules (LONDON) Girls U10 (16) Girls U16 (51) 24. TAYLOR Tiffany (SOUTHERN) 6. BARNETT Archie (SOUTH EAST) 1. STANIER Lydia (SOUTHERN) 25. PLANT Bethan (SOUTH WEST) 1. HYDE Bronwen 7. MORRISON Duncan (SCOTLAND 2. WHITFIELD Madeleine (NORTH EAST) 26. WOODIWISS Zoe (EAST MIDLANDS) 2. HADALIN Henriette CENTRAL) 3= CLARKE Jade (SOUTH WEST) 27. MURRAY Grace (SOUTHERN) 3= FIELDING Dana 8. KEMP Robert (YORKSHIRE) 3= TURLEY Alix (WEST MIDLANDS) 28. SHIRLEY-PRIEST Harriett (WEST 3= WILLIAMSON Lucy-Belle 9. COCKBURN Robbie (NORTHERN 5. LAWSON Danielle (WEST MIDLANDS) MIDLANDS) 5. FIELDING Megan IRELAND) 6. SANCHEZ-LETHEM Sara (LONDON) 29. SUMPTION Fleur (EASTERN) 6. GENIESER Hazel 10. ALVARES-PERES Mark (SCOTLAND 7. PHILLIPSON Elsa (EASTERN) 30. HILL Heulwen (WALES) 7. KENISTON-COOPER Isabella CENTRAL) 8. PLANT Bethan (SOUTH WEST) 31. FINCHAM Pippa (WALES) 8. WILLIAMS-HOWE Sydney 11. MASON Luke (SOUTH WEST) 9. TRENCHARD Lily-Mae (GUERNSEY) 32. FAIRMAN Victoria (SOUTHERN) 12. UDRZAL Benjamin (EASTERN) 10. HIDE Amelia (NORTH EAST) 13. MENSAH Nathaniel (LONDON) 11. MATHIEU Beni (LONDON) Boys U14 (74) 14. KIRAN Vishal (NORTH EAST) EPEE 12. REDIKIN Sarah (NORTH WEST) 1. DE-ALMEDIA Dominic (LONDON) 15. TATE Liam (NORTH EAST) 13. FERM Camilla (SOUTH EAST) 2. PAGE James (EASTERN) 16. KELSEY Ryan (WEST MIDLANDS) Boys U18 (34) 14. HAMZAOUI Nour (LONDON) 3= DICKINSON Matthew (NORTH EAST) 17. GENIESER George (LONDON) 1. CURRAN JONES Tomas (LONDON) 15. HIDE Victoria (NORTH EAST) 3= THEOTOKIS Clemente (LONDON) 18. MORLEY Harry (LONDON) 2. GREALEY William (SOUTH EAST) 16. GILBERT Keziah (NORTH EAST) 5. LITTLE Jonathan (NORTHERN IRELAND) 19. DE WHALLEY Tom (SOUTH EAST) 3= NICHOLS Harrison (SOUTH EAST) 17. ROBERTSON Emma (SCOTLAND 6. LHOSTE Oscar (LONDON) 20. STEELE Gabriel (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 3= WORMAN Craig (SOUTH WEST) CENTRAL) 7. WOOLLEY Aidan (LONDON) 21. CAUGHEY Murray (SCOTLAND EAST) 5. BOLTON Matt (EAST MIDLANDS) 18. BLACKWOOD Eleanor (SCOTLAND 8. WEEKS Harry (NORTH EAST) 22. ZHANG Leo (NORTH EAST) 6. TIDMARSH Ned (LONDON) NORTH) 9. ATKIN Sam (YORKSHIRE) 23. BRADIE Angus (SCOTLAND EAST) 7. BOYLE Sam (EAST MIDLANDS) 19. JEAL Anna (YORKSHIRE) 10. CUSS David (LONDON) 24. SISODYA Kishan (EASTERN) 8. HOFFMANN Thomas (SCOTLAND 20. VINCENT Hannah (NORTH WEST) 11. FARDELL Felix (EASTERN) 25. CHAMBERS Albert (EASTERN) NORTH) 21. BRADLEY Ellen (SOUTHERN) 12. BODELS Jake (NORTHERN IRELAND) 26. LAROUSSE Noe (SOUTHERN) 9. BARNES Jahmal (LONDON) 22. BALTAY Clara (SOUTH EAST) 13. PALLIER Sebastian (EASTERN) 27. PLASTOW Luca (SOUTH EAST) 10. MYERS Joshua (EAST MIDLANDS) 23. KNOWLES Katie (SCOTLAND NORTH) 14. JONES Alexander (NORTH WEST) 28. EL AMRANI Ayman (YORKSHIRE) 11. CHRISTIE Ed (JERSEY) 24. HIND Ellie (NORTH EAST) 15. JOLLEY Isaac (SOUTH EAST) 29. CRONIN Tom (NORTH WEST) 12. BRADLEY Sam (SOUTH WEST) 25. BOYLE Hannah (EAST MIDLANDS) 16. DAWSON Ashley (NORTH WEST) 30. DARBY Daniel (EASTERN) 13. SMITH Hugo (SOUTH EAST) 26. HAMILTON Chloe (SOUTH WEST) 17. ABRAHAMS Matthew (LONDON) 31. TUCK Lewis (SOUTH EAST) 14. HYATT Tom (SOUTHERN) 27. SNELLIN Holly (SOUTH EAST) 18. STEZAKER Benjamin (LONDON) 32. LONSDALE William (YORKSHIRE) 15. STIGANT Liam (SOUTHERN) 28. JOHNSON Kerrie (SOUTH EAST) 19. WEBSTER Connor (YORKSHIRE) 16. BARTLETT Alex (YORKSHIRE) 29. WILLIAMS Emma (YORKSHIRE) 20. WILSON Samuel (SOUTHERN) Girls U12 (52) 30. RAWLINS Katie (WALES) 21. NASH Thomas (SOUTH WEST) Girls U18 (28) 31. POPLAWSKA Agata (EAST MIDLANDS) 22. HEAD Connor (SOUTH EAST) 1. BLACK Mirren (SOUTH EAST) 32. WINAND Eleana (EASTERN) 23. YUN-FARMBROUGH Will (SOUTH EAST) 2. BEARDMORE Emily (LONDON) 1. GUNDRY Jessica (SOUTH WEST) 3= LUKAITE Emilijia (EASTERN) 2. GREETHAM Sadie (YORKSHIRE) 24. EHTESHAMI Ardeshir (NORTH EAST) Boys U14 (51) 25. GERLACH Robin (EASTERN) 3= NEWTON-HUGHES Phoebe (NORTH 3= GRIFFIN Katy (SOUTH EAST) 26. CROMIE Eoghan (SOUTH WEST) WEST) 3= POWELL Elisabeth (WEST MIDLANDS) 1. STIGANT Devlin (SOUTHERN) 27. GEORGE Ieuan (SOUTH WEST) 5. GRANVILLE Bronwen (SOUTH WEST) 5. MAYLE Rebecca (SOUTHERN) 2. DICKINSON Matthew (NORTH EAST) 28. ELLIOTT Robin (SOUTH EAST) 6. JONES Rachel (NORTH WEST) 6. CHEUNG Kathy (NORTH WEST) 3= ATKIN Sam (YORKSHIRE) 29. BROWN Bomba (EASTERN) 6. SLATER Charlotte (NORTHERN IRELAND) 7. KEGEL Witt (LONDON) 3= SELLS Alexander (SOUTH WEST) 30. HOWLETT Edmund (EAST MIDLANDS) 8. HOME Amy (NORTH WEST) 8. CONSTANTINESCU Maria (SOUTH EAST) 5. PALLIER Sebastian (EASTERN) 31. DEERING Maximilian (SOUTH EAST) 9. CORMICAN Ciara (NORTHERN IRELAND) 9. WARDLE Charlotte (SOUTH EAST) 6. MACLENNAN Robert (SOUTHERN) 32. DAVIES Jack (WALES) 10. BULL Angel (SOUTH EAST) 10. SMITH Elizabeth (WEST MIDLANDS) 7. MORRIS George (WALES) 11. ROYER Jeanne (LONDON) 11. FREWIN Gemma (SOUTH EAST) 8. HELLINGS Joshua (SOUTH WEST) 12. RAIYAT Henna (WEST MIDLANDS) 12. NESBITT Hannah (NORTH EAST) 9. HARVEY Connor (EASTERN) Girls U14 (58) 13. NOSEDA Elin (LONDON) 13. SWEENEY Shannon (YORKSHIRE) 10. RUSSELL James (SOUTHERN) 1. CAMPBELL Yasmin (LONDON) 14. HAYNES Georgia (YORKSHIRE) 14. HOMAN Charlotte (SOUTHERN) 11. MURRAY Oliver (NORTH WEST) 2. SHAW Rachel (EASTERN) 15. GAMAGE Chanumi (EASTERN) 15. HALL Sara (YORKSHIRE) 12. KIPIANI Edisher (LONDON) 3= BABAEVA Seville (LONDON) 16. WEEKS Charity (NORTH EAST) 16. CHEUNG Vanessa (NORTH WEST) 13. COOK Noah (EASTERN)

The 32 SWORD Results

14. TIERNEY Jack (SOUTH WEST) 26. STAKEM Olivia (SOUTH EAST) 11. ZAREMBA Patrick (EASTERN) 15. BEGLEY-JONES Murray (SOUTH EAST) 27. SPENCER Ellie (EAST MIDLANDS) SABRE 12. WHELAN Roo (SOUTH WEST) 16. MANSON Justin (LONDON) 28. WYTHE Isabella (WEST MIDLANDS) 13. FOTHERBY James (SOUTHERN) 17. GIRVIN William (NORTHERN IRELAND) 29. BIRCHER Olivia (SOUTH EAST) Boys U18 (25) 14. FLORENCE Isaac (WALES) 18. GILBERT Josh (WEST MIDLANDS) 30. DONKIN Natasha (YORKSHIRE 1. AMSALEM Rubin (LONDON) 15. HYDE Matthew (SCOTLAND 19. MOREAU Joshua (Henry NORTH WEST) 31. NICOLL Olivia (WEST MIDLANDS) 2. POTTER Nathan (WALES) CENTRAL) 20. HVASS Thomas (EAST MIDLANDS) 32. EDWARDS Alys (SOUTH EAST) 3= GANDER-COMPTON Jacob (SOUTH 16. LINDLEY Thomas (NORTH WEST) 21. DENELEY Liam (EAST MIDLANDS) EAST) 17. HILDER Joseph (SOUTH EAST) 22. WALKER Scott (WEST MIDLANDS) Boys U12 (41) 3= HALLIWELL William (WEST 18. LANGE SMITH Simon (JERSEY) 23. HAYNES James (YORKSHIRE) MIDLANDS) 19. REDBURN Samuel (SOUTH EAST) 24. TURINO Callum (SCOTLAND EAST) 1. ROACH Tarriq (LONDON) 5. WEBB William (NORTH EAST) 20. FISHER Robert (YORKSHIRE) 25. PAUL Dominic (NORTH WEST) 2. ANDREWS Benjamin (SOUTH WEST) 6. COOPER Samuel (WEST MIDLANDS) 21. JONES Dylan (Thomas WALES) 26. DU PREE-THOMAS Piers (SOUTH WEST) 3= HINWOOD James (WEST MIDLANDS) 7. MINKLEY Rowan (SOUTH WEST) 22. CROSSLEY Alistair (SOUTH WEST) 27. MARTIN Oliver (WEST MIDLANDS) 3= MASON Luke (SOUTH WEST) 8. DUGGAN Matthew (NORTH WEST) 23. VIGAR Harry (SOUTH WEST) 28. ELLIOTT Robin (SOUTH EAST) 5. MACPHERSON Steven (SOUTH EAST) 9. BERNSTEIN Richard (JERSEY) 24. WALWYN Nathanael (JERSEY) 29. BERRY Hugo (LONDON) 6. WILLCOX Joshua (LONDON) 10. HAWKINS Philip (EASTERN) 25. HUNKIN Sam (SOUTH WEST) 30. McKENDRY Fergus (SOUTH WEST) 7. COETSER Ben (EAST MIDLANDS) 11. HERROD Pierse (WEST MIDLANDS) 26. WILSON Benjy (WEST MIDLANDS) 31. BIRKETT James (EASTERN) 8. MOUNT Tommy (LONDON) 12. SUMNER William (WALES) 27. STEVENS Josh (SOUTH WEST) 32. BELOT Antoine (LONDON) 9. WAKELING Theo (SOUTH WEST) 13. WILSON John (YORKSHIRE) 28. BEAZLEY James (SOUTHERN) 10. WAKEFIELD James (WEST MIDLANDS) 14. RUSSEN Matt (EASTERN) 29. JONES Lewis (WEST MIDLANDS) Girls U14 (48) 11. MORRISON Dylan (SCOTLAND EAST) 15. HENDERSON Simon (EASTERN) 30. DAY James (WEST MIDLANDS) 12. ASHFORTH Myles (EASTERN) 16. BLACKMORE Noah (SOUTHERN) 31. BARKER Christopher (WALES) 1. SIMMS-LYMN Tia (SOUTH WEST) 13. FITTON Rowan (GUERNSEY) 32. VILJOEN Ross (WEST MIDLANDS) 2. SHEFFIELD Laura (LONDON) 14. BROWN Robbie (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 3= DUTHEIL DE LA ROCHERE Guenola 15. DON Edward (WEST MIDLANDS) Girls U18 (12) (LONDON) 16. RATCLIFFE Brandon (NORTH WEST) 1. DAYKIN Kate (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) Girls U16 (37) 3= SUMMERS Charlotte (SOUTH EAST) 2. RUAUX Emily (NORTH WEST) 1. GLADDISH Laura (SOUTH EAST) 5. BISHOP Catherine (SOUTH WEST) Girls U12 (31) 3= BANKS Paisley (SOUTH WEST) 2. TURNBULL Isabel (SOUTH EAST) 6. SPICE Sarah (SOUTH EAST) 3= HAMPSON Sarah-Jane (SCOTLAND 3= CHART Maria (SOUTH WEST) 7. KIPIANI Amastasia (LONDON) 1. SLATER Charlotte (NORTHERN IRELAND) CENTRAL) 3= CORBY Jessica (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 8. DUNGAY Katrina (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 2. PARMAR Ellie (SOUTH EAST) 5. EVANS Jasmine (SOUTH WEST) 5. ANIL Shreya (WEST MIDLANDS) 9. KNOWLES Rebecca (SOUTHERN) 3= CHUNG-HALPERN Ines (LONDON) 6. ROETS Lydia (NORTHERN IRELAND) 6. BLACK Gabrielle (LONDON) 10. FOSU Yasmine (SOUTH WEST) 3= LOUIS Avery (LONDON) 7. MAYLE Rebecca (SOUTHERN) 7. INGOLDSBY Rebecca (SOUTH WEST) 11. DE LIEDEKERKE Larissa (LONDON) 5. OIEN Jacqueline (LONDON) 8. MONTGOMERY-SHIELDS Deanna 8. HUTTON Daisy (SOUTH EAST) 12. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Isabel (YORKSHIRE) 6. ASHBY Taylor (SOUTH WEST) (NORTHERN IRELAND) 9. HEEPS Katie (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 13. PALLAS Georgia (LONDON) 7. LEVER Rachael (EASTERN) 10. MORGAN Eleanor (EASTERN) 14. GENT Joanna (SOUTHERN) 8. JARVIS Louisa (WEST MIDLANDS) 11. BUTLIN Olivia (EASTERN) 15. GORDON Emma (WALES) 9. WYER-ROBERTS Grace (EAST Boys U16 (48) 12. HALLIWELL Chloe (WEST MIDLANDS) 16. DOUGALL Kari (NORTH EAST) MIDLANDS) 1. DEARY Will (SOUTH WEST) 13. FOSTER Charlotte (EASTERN) 17. WOODHOUSE Eliza (WEST MIDLANDS) 10. HAYNES Georgia (YORKSHIRE) 2. EDMUNDSON Jack (SOUTH EAST) 14. STANDISH Madeleine (SOUTH WEST) 18. BUNOLA-HADFIELD Elena (YORKSHIRE 11. CURWEN Becci (SOUTH WEST) 3= DACEY Simon (SOUTH EAST) 15. PLANT Bethan (SOUTH WEST) 19. FIELDING Chlo (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 12. FREWIN Evelyn (SOUTH EAST) 3= HOWES Nicholas (SOUTH EAST) 16. EDWARDS Asha (NORTH EAST) 20. LEE Maddy (SOUTH WEST) 13. SOUTHALL Natasha (WEST 5. WOODBURN Fraser (SOUTH WEST) 21. ELSTUB Emily (SOUTH EAST) MIDLANDS) 6. MAXWELL Josh (SOUTH WEST) 22. KUDASHEVA Raisa (EASTERN) 14. ANDREWS Emma (SOUTH WEST) 7. AMSALEM Eden (LONDON) Boys U14 (48) 23. HARVEY Sarah (NORTH EAST) 15. HENDERSON-ROE Maia (EASTERN) 8. WATT Caspian (WEST MIDLANDS) 1. CRAZE Jamie (SOUTH WEST) 24. PATTISON Tabby (EAST MIDLANDS) 16. McCORMACK Maisie (EAST 9. BERGNE Achilles (LONDON) 2. BOOTE Alexander (SOUTH WEST) 25. GRIMSHAW Rose (NORTH WEST) MIDLANDS) 10. LINDSAY Christian (LONDON) 3= DOWSE Kieran (SOUTH EAST)

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The SWORD 33 Results

3= ROONEY Samuel (LONDON) LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY 3= SWIFFIN Michael (STOCKPORT) 10. HOWELL Verity (READING) 5. HOLDSWORTH Bertie (SOUTH WEST) 5. REES-GILDA Fergus (SUSSEX UNI) 11. HARVIE Eleanor (CRAWLEY) 6. HATELEY Lucas (WEST MIDLANDS) OPEN: 11/12.5.13 6. BYRNE Kieran (ASHTON) 12. ONIYE Marg (HAVERSTOCK) 7. STIGANT Devlin (SOUTHERN) 7. THOMAS Ben (SHEFFIELD) 13. PRITCHARD Victoria (SWAY) 8. MITCHELL-GOUGH Warick (WEST Men’s Foil (40) 8. CHAPMAN-JONES Elliot (LIVERPOOL 14. YORDANOVA Nadya (BEXLEY) MIDLANDS) 1. WISNIEWSKI Rafal (POL) UNI) 15. SHEEHAN Zoe (SWINDON) 9. HAMILTON Zachary (WEST MIDLANDS) 2. MOSS William (DE MONTFORT) 9. DOBEL-OBER David (3 BLADES) 16. SUMMERS Charlotte (MALVERN) 10. DOBEL-OBER Marius (EAST 3= NESBITT Peter (LEEDS UNI) 10. KWAN Wai YU (LANCASTER UNI) MIDLANDS) 3= POWELL Matthew (MELIA) 11. EGAN Niall (KIVETON PARK) 11. JACKSON Thomas (WALES) 5. WILLIAMS Gavin (LIVERPOOL) 12. WOODWARD Paul (SWORDS) 12. TALBOT Henry (WEST MIDLANDS) 6. KEMP John (TOUCHE) 13. ANWYL Chris (LANCASTER UNI) WELLINGTON OPEN: 13. DAVIES Oscar (SOUTH WEST) 7. BOLTON Alexander (DONCASTER) 14. TRUONG Matthew (LIVERPOOL UNI) 26.5.13 14. JOPLING Nathan (YORKSHIRE 8. PHILLIPS-LANGLEY Thomas (DUNES) 15. BASFORD Andrew (SHEFFIELD) 16. MITCHELL-GOUGH Warick (WREKIN) 14. ROBINSON Nathaniel (SOUTH EAST) 9. WYNN Nicholas (DONCASTER) Men’s Foil (31) 16. POCKNELL Joe (WEST MIDLANDS) 10. GALLIMORE-TALLEN William (FOUR Of 17. DINES Benjamin (SOUTH EAST) CLUBS) Women’s Sabre (6) 1. SHILLINGFORD Warren (LAWRENCE) 2. ROSE Austen (SWINDON) 18. EDWARDS Thomas (NORTH WEST) 11. MICHELL Richard (WEST LANCS) 1. JONES Wednesday (CHESTER) 19. KLEIN Zachary (LONDON) 12. WELLS Johnny (LEEDS UNI) 3= CORUM Miles (BATH) 2. WARD Sophie (LIVERPOOL UNI) 3= SHILLINGFORD Jason (LAWRENCE) 19. TIERNEY Jack (SOUTH WEST) 13. BENTLEY Russell (RADCLIFFE) 3= HUGHES Erica (LIVERPOOL UNI) 5. ABRAHAMS Paul (LANSDOWNE) 21. HALLIWELL Barnaby (WEST 14. HUTCHINS Jacob (LUTON) 3= STRIHA Alina (MORECAMBE) MIDLANDS) 15. DOLAN George (YBFC) 6. SHEPHERD Benjamin (BRISTOL) 22. MINION Louis (YORKSHIRE) 16. HUGHES Jason (WEST LANCS) 7. NASH Thomas (WELLINGTON) 23. CARTER Toby (SCOTLAND CENTRAL) 8. WILLIAMS Tony (BATH) 24. CLARKE Reece (EASTERN) Women’s Foil (12) CHICHESTER OPEN: 9. BATES Ben (BATH) 25. DENNES Edward (WEST MIDLANDS) 25/26/5/13 10. BALL Jason (WELLINGTON) 26. EDWARDS James (NORTH WEST) 1. HEYES Catherine (PRESTON) 11. BEX Mckinley (PAUL) 2. YOUNG Freya (LEEDS UNI) 12. KENYON Misha (EXETER UNI) 27. HERMOLLE Jai (WALES) Men’s Foil (40) 28. SYDYKOV Samir (SOUTHERN) 3= CHINN Liz (PRESTON) 13. WILLIAMS Rob (BATH) 3= JONCKHEERE Surya Lea (CENTRAL 29. WESTHEAD Joe (NORTH WEST) 1. HENDRIE George (CHICHESTER) 14. CLARE Stephen (PLYMOUTH UNI) LANCS UNI) 30. TULLY Jacob (NORTH WEST) 2. HENDRIE Tom (CHICHESTER) 15. MILLER Nathan (TRURO) 5. FOGL Claudia (BIRMINGHAM) 31. LE MAITRE Alexander (GUERNSEY) 3= BEARDMORE Alex (FIGHTING FIT) 16. SAMPSON Mark (BRISTOL) 6. FINCHAM Pippa (BRIXTON) 32. HODSON James (YORKSHIRE) 3= LEE Toby (SUSSEX HOUSE) 7. GRIFFITHS Jenna (RADCLIFFE) 5. O’HARA Oscar (CHICHESTER) Women’s Foil (12) 8. XU Ellica (LANCASTER UNIy) 6. MANSON James (SUSSEX HOUSE) Girls U14 (29) 7. WHITWELL Harry (U/A) 1. WILLIAMS Grace (PLYMOUTH) 2. CLARKE Jade (WELLINGTON) 1. MOFFAT Lizzie (WEST MIDLANDS) Men’s Epee (50) 8. STANDEN David (SAXON) 9. LOWEN Paul (SAXON) 3= GRANVILLE Rhiannon (BATH) 2. MAXWELL Caitlin (SOUTH WEST) 1. HEAPS Chris (RIBBLE VALLEY) 3= UFF Susan (GLOUCESTER) 3= POTTER Sophia (WEST MIDLANDS) 10. MORT Nick (SAXON) 2. WILLIS Scott (TRURO) 11. BRYANT Lyle (SUSSEX HOUSE) 5. MERRICK Astrid (BRISTOL) 3= ROSCOE Sophie (WEST MIDLANDS) 3= CLARK Gary (WEST LANCS) 6. BROOKS Susan Ann (BATH) 5. RIGBY Emily (NORTH WEST) 12. ST JOHN Charlie (SUSSEX HOUSE) 3= PEARCE Timothy (WREKIN) 13. LAVIN Gerard (BOSTON) 7. FASSENFELT Jasmine (TRURO) 6. ALBA Adrienne (LONDON) 5. GRAY Ewan (STOCKPORT) 8. SEYMOUR Hannah (BARNSTAPLE) 7. PAHNKE Chloe (WEST MIDLANDS) 14. KASTNER Philip (CYRANO) 6. HUGHES Adam (SKIPTON) 15. PARSONS Thomas (CYRANO) 8. WOOD Lily (SOUTH WEST) 7. TAIT Luke (KIMBERLEY) 16. DEVITT Ronnie (CYRANO) Men’s Epee (35) 9. WARE Megan (WALES) 8. FINNEY Michael (FOUR Of CLUBS) 10. VIDAL Clemence (LONDON) 9. HALL Richard (URSA) 1. FLATT Robert (WELLINGTON) 11. HASLEGRAVE Phoebe (WEST 10. RANDALL Jason (FOUR Of CLUBS) Women’s Foil (19) 2. HAY Chris (WELLINGTON) MIDLANDS) 11. REES-GILDA Fergus (SUSSEX UNI) 1. SZOKOLOVICS Dominique (SUSSEX 3= JOWITT John (HAVERSTOCK) 12. TIMMINS Georgia (SOUTH WEST) 12. ROPER Mark (PLYMOUTH UNI) HOUSE) 3= STEVENS Joshua (GLASTONBURY) 13. MICHEL Zoe (EASTERN) 13. O’MALLEY Scott (IRL) 2. SUDDERICK Phoebe (ALDERSHOT) 5. CHALMERS John (BATH) 14. CLARKE Imogen (WEST MIDLANDS) 14. RILEY Kevan (PRESTON) 3= BEARDMORE Kate (FIGHTING FIT) 6. CARPENTER George (WESSEX) 15. TERESZKOWSKA-KAMINSKA Olga 15. BAKER Paul (LIVERPOOL) 3= SUDDERICK Zoe (ALDERSHOT) 7. STRATH Oliver (NEWTON ABBOTT) (LONDON) 16. HOWARD Stuart (STOCKPORT) 5. CHURCH Amy (SURREY) 8. BROOKS Rob (RAVEN) 16. DUNGAY Katrina (SCOTLAND 17. CHRISP Tom (WINGERWORTH) 6. CSERNY Erika (U/A) 9. BARNETT Keith (TRURO) CENTRAL) 18. SIMPSON James Peter (IMPERIAL) 7. NICHOLS Zoe (CENTRAL LONDON) 10. McMAHON Tom (EXETER UNI) 19. FENWICK Andrew (IRL) 8. BRUNNSTORM Ebba (FIGHTING FIT) 11. OSBALDESTON Bill (TRURO) 20. PATERNOTT Alexander (SUSSEX UNI) 12. PHELPS Rob (GLOUCESTER) Boys U12 (29) 13. TATNER Steve (WESSEX) 21. MOSS William (DE MONTFORT Men’s Epee (45) 1. ALVARES-PEREZ Mark (SCOTLAND 22. MORRIS George (WREXHAM) 14. GANT Adian (SOLENT) CENTRAL) 23. ANWYL Chris (LANCASTER UNI) 1. SANCHEZ-LETHEM Paul (BRIXTON) 15. DISHMAN Ben (BATH) 2. WATT Archie (WEST MIDLANDS) 24. STROUTHER Nicholas (LIVERPOOL 2. WEST Howard (LTFC) 16. TATNER Anthony (WESSEX) 3= ACHKAR Lucas (LONDON) UNI) 3= AVIS Anthony (GUILDFORD) 3= HAYNES Luke (SOUTH WEST) 25. BHATTACHARYS Adita (MANCHESTER) 3= BRYAN Wayne (CADS) Women’s Epee (15) 26. SMITH Jason (BOLTON) 5. LOWE David (STREATHAM) 5. BOORNE Samuel (SOUTH WEST) 1. GUNDRY Jessica (WELLINGTON) 27. JAMES Peter (SHREWSBURY) 6. STUART Jamie (REDHILL) 6. ROBINSON Jacob (SOUTH EAST) 2. OSBALDESTON Jess (TRURO) 28. TOPLIS Ian (FOILED AGAIN) 7. SKINGLE Thomas (CAMBRIDGE) 7. RICARD Jules (LONDON) 3= HOMOLA Judit (KNIGHTSBRIDGE) 29. KEPPIE Matthew (STOCKPORT) 8. CRONBACH Peter (SOUTHAMPTON UNI) 8. McDONNELL Kajetan (LONDON 3= LAWSON Danielle (RGS WORCESTER) 9. WESTHEAD Daniel (NORTH WEST) 30. REEKIE Tom (LIVERPOOL UNI) 9. HILLIER David (READING) 10. STIGANT Liam (CHICHESTER) 5. CLARKE Jade (WELLINGTON) 10. DAVIES Orlando (SOUTH WEST) 31. MICHELL Richard (WEST LANCS) 11. NICHOLS Harrison (REDHILL) 6. WAKEFIELD Rebecca (MALVERN/ 11. HURST Henry (SOUTH WEST) 32. SUTHERLAND Jamie (DE MONTFORT) 12. SIMPSON Jamie (MALVERN) STOURPORT) 12. GOUGOULIAS Olympios (WEST 13. WALKER Paul (STREATHAM) 7. MILLS Emily (BARNSTAPLE) MIDLANDS) Women’s Epee (12) 14. HARDING Tim (REDHILL) 8. ORME Sarah (BARNSTAPLE) 13. HUGHES Cai (WALES) 1. SMITH Katrina (TRURO) 15. DOBIE Nick (SWINDON & 14. FINLAY Tristan (JERSEY) 2. JEANES Emily (LIVERPOOL UNI) MARLBOROUGH) 15. AMSALEM Benjamin (LONDON) 3= DONAGHY Laura (TRURO) 16. MILLO Brian (CHICHESTER) 16. KIRAN Vishal (NORTH EAST) 3= ALABDULJADER Kholoud (BANGOR INVERCLYDE OPEN: UNI) Women’s Epee (28) 1/2.6.13 5. MARSTON Holly (ROMILEY) Girls U12 (18) 1. MAYNARD Jo (COBHAM) 6. PARTRIDGE Ailsa (CHILWELL) Men’s Foil (31) 1. FASHOKUN Maia (SOUTH WEST) 7. HEYES Catherine (PRESTON) 2. SUMMERS Francesca (MALVERN) 2. MANSON Lucie (LONDON) 8. CORNES Clare (U/A) 3= HUGHES Samantha (READING) 1. COOK Keith (HOLYROOD) 3= LOUIS Avery (LONDON) 3= STEINER Christine (HAVERSTOCK) 2. EXETER Tom (LEEDS UNI) 3= YANG Lumeng (LONDON) 5. MAYLE Rebecca (READING) 3= WALTON Sean (HOLYROOD) 5. O’REILLY Hannah (SOUTH EAST) Men’s Sabre (35) 6. MORRIS Jenny (PORTSMOUTH) 3= WOOLLARD Jonathan (HERIOT-WATT 6. BERGNE Celeste (LONDON) 1. SLANKARD Kirk (CITY) 7. MITCHELL Hannah (PORTSMOUTH) UNI) 7. RODDA Keely (SOUTH WEST) 2. LANGHORN Alex (MARSHALL) 8. MASON Mariette (CADS) 5. JOHNSTON Alasdair (HOLYROOD) 8. HEDGECOCK Loveday (SOUTH WEST) 3= COLEMAN Alex (LIVERPOOL UNI) 9. JARROLD Heather (CADS) 6. McKAY Mike (SHEFFIELD)

The 34 SWORD Results

7. STANBRIDGE Paul (HOLYROOD) 3= DICKINSON Jemima (EDINBURGH Girls U12 (4) 8. HEDBERG Magnus (EDINBURGH UNI) UNI) – FOIL HOME 1. SLATER Charlotte (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 9. MILLER Alasdair (DUNDEE) 3= MACKENZIE Maili (EFC) 2. CORMICAN Ciara (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 10. TANNOCK Neill (ABERDEEN UNI) 5. PLEASANT Bridget (ABERDEEN UNI) 11. MACKEY William (ABERDEEN UNI) 6. GRANT Karen (WFFC) 12. NESBITT Peter (LEEDS UNI) 7. SMITH Lorna (STRATHCLYDE UNI) NI JUNIOR SERIES 4: Mixed U10 (6) 13. WYNN Tim (ABERDEEN) 8. PALEOLOGOS Sophie (FRA) 9.3.13 1. BROWN Dylan (GROSVENOR) 14. WYNN Gareth (ABERDEEN) 2. TAYLOR Sarah (MID DOWN) 15. PATTERSON Liam (LEEDS UNI) Men’s Sabre (17) Boys U16 (7) 3= HENDERSON Jack (LISBURN 16. WILLIAMS Alex (HOLYROOD) GLADIATORS) 1. ROCKS Stephen (SHETLAND) 1. LITTLE Jonathon (GROSVENOR) 3= McCANN Matthew (GROSVENOR) 2. WILBRAHAM Richard (DUNDEE UNI) 2. McCLUNE Stewart (GROSVENOR) Women’s Foil (20) 3= ANDERSON James (ROLLO) 3= DOYLE John (CAMPBELL) 1. MACKENZIE Lisa (EFC) 3= CADET Julien (FRA) 3= PATTERSON Daragh (RBAI) 2. DICKSON Chloe (EFC) 5. WARWICKER Simon (CITY) 3= CLARKE Ruth (EFC) 6. SHEK Antony (DUNDEE UNI) NI JUNIOR SERIES 5: 3= SMITH Katie (EFC) 7. JOHNSTON Calum (EDINBURGH UNI) Girls U16 (3) 20.4.13 5. DROSSO Sophie (SHETLAND) 8. RENNIE Stephen (U/A) 1. TAYLOR Lucy (Mid Down) 6. CABRELLI Maria (GWEFC) 2. PHILPOTT Rachel (Sullivan Upper) Boys U16 (9) 7. MORRISON Ailsa (EFC) Women’s Sabre (12) 1. LITTLE Jonathon (GROSVENOR) 8. O’DONNELL Niamh (WFFC) 2. SLATER Philip (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 1. DAYKIN Kate (EFC) Boys U14 (14) 2. PLEASANT Bridget (ABERDEEN UNI) 3= BODELS Jake (BELFAST) Men’s Epee (42) 3= CORBY Jessica (WFFC) 1. VERDON Paul (RBAI) 3= MILLAR Theo (RBAI) 1. COOK Keith (HOLYROOD) 3= HAMPSON Sarah-Jane (WFFC) 2. TAYLOR William (MID DOWN) 2. ROCKS Christopher (SHETLAND) 5. EINCHCOMB Danielle (DUNDEE UNI) 3= GIRVIN William (GROSVENOR) Girls U16 (3) 3= SLOAN Benjamin (RBAI) 3= HIGH Rory (ABERDEEN UNI) 6. ISAKOVA Nadia (U/A) 1. TAYLOR Lucy (GROSVENOR) 5. EVE David (GROSVENOR) 3= TANNOCK Neill (ABERDEEN UNI) 7. DICKINSON Jemima (EDINBURGH UNI) 2. PHILPOTT Rachel (SULLIVAN UPPER) 5. BENOIT Stephane (FRA) 8. LEBLANC Catherine (LONDON) 6. COCHRANE Richard (GROSVENOR) 6. GOGNY Thomas (FRA) 7. STEWART David (RBAI) 7. MACKEY William (ABERDEEN UNI) 8. DOYLE Jamie (CAMPBELL) Boys U14 (17) 8. WYNN Tim (ABERDEEN) 1. COCHRANE Richard (GROSVENOR) 9. PEGUET Jerome (FRA) 2. GIRVIN William (GROSVENOR) 10. HOFFMANN Tom (DINGWALL) FOIL – ABROAD Girls U14 (7) 3= LAVERY Morgan (RBAI) 11. HEDBERG Magnus (EDINBURGH UNI) 1. MAGINN Emily (SULLIVAN UPPER) 3= VERDON Paul (RBAI) 12. MACFADYEN Duncan (STRATHCLYDE TOKYO: 5.5.13 2. O’NEILL Iona (SULLIVAN UPPER) 5. EVE David (GROSVENOR) UNI) 3= RACHEL Smyth (SULLIVAN UPPER) 6. WALSH Jack (RBAI) 13. POCOCK Matt (GLASGOW) Men’s Grand Prix (85) 3= CRAIG Bethany (BELFAST) 7. SLOAN Benjamin (RBAI) 14. GRAY Ewan (STOCKPORT) 6th – Richard Kruse 8. DUFFIN-MURRA Aneurin (RBAI) 15. GORDON Adam (HOLYROOD) 16. ELIE Gatien (FRA) Boys U12 (6) Girls U14 (8) HAVANA: 24.5.13 1. COCKBURN Robbie (GROSVENOR) 1. MAGINN Emily (SULLIVAN UPPER) Women’s Epee (18) 2. REID Michael (GROSVENOR) 2. HINTEREGGER Medea (PEMBROKE) 1. PRISE Eilidh (SALTIRES) Men’s Senior World Cup (131) 3= McKAY Matthew (BELFAST) 3= O’NEILL Iona (SULLIVAN UPPER) 2. DROSSO Sophie (SHETLAND) 6th – James Davis 3= TYLER Finn (SULLIVAN UPPER) 3= SMYTH Rachel (SULLIVAN UPPER)

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The SWORD 35 Results

Boys U12 (7) Girls U16 (5) 14. WESTON George (PACKWOOD) 6. HARRIS James (MELIA) 15. BLYTH Kristian (MUCH WENLOCK) 7. HENDERSON Matt (EDINBURGH) 1. COCKBURN Robbie (GROSVENOR) 1. LAWSON Danielle (RGS WORCESTER) 16. WADELL Euan (SOLIHULL SCH) 8. SCRIMSHAW Jason (LTFC) 2. McMULLAN Finn (BELFAST) 2. POPLAWSKA Agata (TSCA) 3= CONNERY Jonathan (GROSVENOR) 9. TREDGER Dudley (CRAWLEY) 3= McKAY Matthew (BELFAST) Girls U12 (9) 10. JOHNSTON Calum (EDINBURGH) Boys U14 (12) 11. TAYLOR James (CARDIFF) 1. TAYLOR Eleanor (OPS) 12. MARSH Philip (BATH) 1. PAUL Dominic (STOCKPORT) 2. HAYNES Harriet (PACKWOOD) Girls U12 (5) 2. MARTIN Oliver (WREKIN) 13. AVIS Anthony (GUILDFORD) 1. SLATER Charlotte (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 3= CUTHBERT Harriet (ABBERLEY HALL) 14. GREENSIDES Chris (RAF) 3= BOYLE Douglas (WARWICK SCH) 3= JARVIS Louisa (PACKWOOD) 2. CORMICAN Ciara (LISBURN GLADIATORS) 3= HOLCROFT William (PACKWOOD) 15. BRADLEY Jonathan (LTFC) 5. WASDELL Harry (PACKWOOD) 16. BLENCH Toby (HAVERSTOCK) Mixed U10 (4) 6. STEEL Tom (WOLVERHAMPTON GS) Boys U10 (18) 17. BURKHALTER Marc (OXFORD UNI) 7. JARVIS Ollie (BIRCHFIELD) 18. HOWSER Chris (R&REC) 1. BROWN Dylan (GROSVENOR) 1. HOLCROFT Oliver (PACKWOOD) 8. SMART Sol (HEREFORDSHIRE) 19. EDWARDS Tom (R&REC) 2. McCANN Matthew (GROSVENOR) 2. GIBBINS Harrison (STOURPORT) 3= POPLAWSKA Jan (TSCA) 20. GREALEY William (PHIT) Girls U14 (11) 3= SCOTT Edward (PACKWOOD) 21. MALLETT Neal (OXFORD UNI) 5. JONES Samuel (BIRCHFIELD) 22. PERRY Nick (HAVERSTOCK) 1. SPICE Sarah (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 23. SANCHEZ-LETHEM Paul (BRIXTON) EPEE – ABROAD 6. NAVEED Karim (COCKS MOORS WOODS) 2. WYTHE Isabella (PACKWOOD) 7. RICHARDSON Daniel (PACKWOOD) 24. HATTON Neil (CADS) 3= MOFFAT Lizzie (KINGS HIGH WARWICK) 8. KIEL Tom (PACKWOOD) 25. ROWE-HAYNES Maxwell (MALVERN) BUENOS AIRES: 24.5.13 3= NICOLL Olivia (WREKIN COL) 26. PEPLOW Laurence (R&REC) Girls U10 (8) 27. WEST Howard (LTFC) Men’s Senior World Cup (149) Boys U12 (27) 28. HAY Chris (WELLINGTON) 8th – Jack Hudson 1. McPARLAND Emily (PACKWOOD) 29. CULLING Andrew (LANSDOWNE) 1. WAKEFIELD James (ABBERLEY HALL) 2. ASTON Pippa (BIRCHFIELD) 30. DE BURGH Etienne (GADASKI) 2. HINWOOD James (PACKWOOD) 3= BEDELL Freja (PACKWOOD) 31. UPCRAFT Alexander (PARIS GRP) 3= DON Edward (PACKWOOD) 3= HARPIN Cordelia (PRESTFELDE) 32. PHILLIPSON Andrew (CADS) 3= STEEL John (WOLVERHAMPTON GS) EPEE – HOME 5. COWLEY Ben (PACKWOOD) 6. TOON Will (FOREMARKE HALL) PACKWOOD CUP: 17.3.13 7. MILLICHAMP Jamie (WOLVERHAMPTON ELITE SPRING EVENT: ELITE JUNIOR SERIES GS) 23.3.13 (90) EVENT 4: 24.3.13 Boys U16 (7) 8. WILLIAMS Frederic (PACKWOOD) 1. BANKS Joseph (WARWICK SCH) 9. ROWLAND Jacob (STOURPORT) 1. THOMAS Gareth (TIGER) Boys U16 (34) 2. HENDRY Christopher (SHREWSBURY) 10. JAMES Alex (MUCH WENLOCK) 2. FREWIN James (R&REC) 1. LUCAS Tyler (BRIXTON) 3= ASTON Tom (WOLVERHAMPTON GS) 11. PATTENDEN Adam (PACKWOOD) 3= ALLEN Greg (HAVERSTOCK) 2. TRUSSARDI Aimeric (ESCRIME) 3= GIOVANNONE Alessandro (WARWICK 12. JONES Jacob (PACKWOOD) 3= FIRTH Jamie (MALVERN) 3= STEVENS Joshua (GLASTONBURY) SCH) 13. HERBERT Owen (ABBERLEY HALL) 5. TANNOCK Neill (MALVERN) 3= BELOT Antoine (ESCRIME)

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The 36 SWORD The SWORD 37 Results

5. SCHNEIDER Benjamin (ABINGDON) 3= STUART Jamie (REDHILL & REIGATE) 9. JONES Jacob (PACKWOOD HAUGH) 28. WILLIAMS Nick (NLSC) 6. EDWARDS Theo (OPS) 3= LYNCH Matthew (BROMSGROVE) 10. FOULSHAM Jacob (REIGATE PRIORY) 29. COULTER Barry (ST PAULS) 7. ODGERS James (KING’S CANTERBURY) 5. HARRISON Henry (WARWICK) 11. HAYNES Charles (BRIDLINGTON) 30. NICKEL Joe (CITY) 8. JORDAN Owen (FRISBY) 6. DOBIE Nick (SWINDON) 12. RATCLIFFE Ryan (ASHTON) 31. MOORE Steve (BATH) 9. DOBIE Nick (MARLBOROUGH & 7. THORLEY Duncan (KENILWORTH) 13. McVEIGH Conor (KENILWORTH) 32. HERING Michael (NLSC) SWINDON) 8. BLUCK Martin (ASHTON) 14. GIBBINS Harrison (STOURPORT) 10. HAYDEN Octavian (ACTIV8) 15. ATKINSON William (FRISBY) Women (32) 11. STIGANT Devlin (CHICHESTER) Girls U17 (5) 16. KOTECHA Amar (ORLEY FARM) 1. HUTCHISON Joanna (CAMDEN) 12. SCHULTE Max (CHARTERHOUSE) 2. ELLIS Sarah (CAMDEN) 13.JONES Luke (R&REC) 1. BRADLEY Ellen (WINCHESTER) 2. REDIKIN Sarah (STOCKPORT) Girls U11 (13) 3= TILLOTT Jennie (BEDFORD) 14. HELLINGS Joshua (PLYMOUTH) 1. KALIMTGIS Sophia (KNIGHTSBRIDGE) 3= WATSON Alice (CAMDEN) 15. DULAC Joseph (ESCRIME) 5. SANCROFT Jennifer (ROLLO) Boys U15 (38) 2. HERRLING Messina (KNIGHTSBRIDGE) 16. OFOSU-APPEAH Obuobi (HAVERSTOCK) 3= ARDEN Alisha (KNIGHTSBRIDGE) 6. LASANCE Rachel (THAMESIDE) 1. SCHNEIDER Benjamin (ABINGDON) 3= TAYLOR Eleanor (OPS) 7. HUTCHISON Jane (BATH) Boys U13 (28) 2. CAFARO Jack (LLANTWIT MAJOR) 5. McCORMACK Masie (OPS) 8. GLADDISH Laura (MX) 1. ROACH Tarriq (WHITGIFT) 3= COOK Noah (CADS) 6. HEAPS Hannah (DIDSBURY) 9. GUARINO Michelle (ABERDEEN UNI) 2. ANDREWS Benjamin (PLYMOUTH) 3= CROMIE Conall (TRURO) 7. LEVER Rachael (OPS) 9. TURNBULL Isabel (MX) 3= BALTAY Arthur (CLFS) 5. DICKSON Thomas (NEWCASTLE) 8. LAURENCE Hannah (BIRCHFIELD) 11. MARCZEWSKA Patrycja (MANCHESTER UNI) 3= PAUL Dominic (STOCKPORT) 6. HELLINGS Joshua (PLYMOUTH) 12. POTTER Emma (STOURBRIDGE) 5. SELLS Alexander (PLYMOUTH) 7. MARTYN George (SWINDON) 13. NAREY Michele (BATH) 6= JOLLEY Isaac (CHICHESTER) 8. KURZ JORDAN Max (HAVERSTOCK) 14. CREECHAN Louise (ROLLO) 6= DEERING Maximilian (BOSTON) 9. STIGANT Devlin (CHICHESTER) SABRE – HOME 15. COULTER Grace (ST PAULS) 8. OIEN Arthur (HAVERSTOCK) 10. JONES Luke (REDHILL & REIGATE) 16. EARL Silvia (BEDFORD) 9. BELL Jack (NEWCASTLE) 11. KIPIANI Edisher (BRIXTON) 10. MACPHERSON Steven (GRAVESHAM) 12. GILBERT Josh (BROMSGROVE) MIKE MATTHEWS CUP: 11. TRAN Luc (CLFS) 13. RUSSELL James (ALDERSHOT) 25.5.13 12. PALMER Harry (RATCLIFFE) 14. REYNOLDS Jake (WARWICK) 13. ARNOLD Marcus (OPS) 15. DENELEY Liam (WINGERWORTH) Men (32) 14. TAYLOR Adam (CLFS) 16. SOUTHALL William (KENILWORTH] 1. MILLER Curtis (CAMDEN) 15. HAWKINS William (CHELSEA) 2. CRUTCHETT Alex (BRENTWOOD) 16. DUPREE-THOMAS Piers (PLYMOUTH) Girls U15 (28) 3= AIYENURO Soji (CAMDEN) National 3= CRUTCHETT Anthony (BRENTWOOD) 1. SIMMS-LYMN Tia (PLYMOUTH) 5. SLANKARD Kirk (CITY) Fencing Boys U11 (14) 2. BISHOP Catherine (PLYMOUTH) 6. HUTCHINSON Neil (CAMDEN) 1. HADDAD Justin (CHELSEA) 3= SHEFFIELD Helen (BRIXTON) Museum 7. SANCROFT Glenn (ROLLO) 2. ASHFORTH Myles (CADS) 3= WOODHOUSE Eliza (STOURPORT) 8. GANN Henry (BRENTWOOD) 3= TRUUVERT Alexander (HAVERSTOCK) 5. FERM Camilla (CHELSEA) 9. VEITCH Robert (RIVINGTON PARK) 3= FOULSHAM Jacob (REIGATE PRIORY) 6. JEAL Anna (HARROGATE) 10. DONALD Simon (BRENTWOOD) 5. KEW Ethan (REIGATE PRIORY) 7. HORNBY Odette (MALVERN) 11. SHEPHERD-FOSTER Philip (MX) 6. JEAL James (HARROGATE) 8. HARVEY Sarah (NEWCASTLE) 12. POPE Steve (CAMDEN) 7. HAYNES Charles (BRIDLINGTON) 9. MARSTON Holly (ROMILEY) 13. HARRIS Stuart (INVICTA) 8. PEACEFIELD Luka (R&REC) 10. PALLAS Georgia (LONDON THAMES) 14. GARRITY Will (U/A) 11. HARVIE Eleanor (CRAWLEY) Largest & smallest fencing 15. MONCREIFF Harry (U/A) Girls U16 (27) 12. ELSTUB Stephanie (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 16. EDMUNDSON Jack (SOUTH LONDON) books ever printed 1. LAWSON Danielle (RGS WORCESTER) 13. BALTAY Clara (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 2. PLANT Bethan (MILLFIELD) 14. KNOWLES Rebecca (MARLBOROUGH) – 3= PHILLIPSON Elsa (CADS) 15. HADDAD Alexandra (CHELSEA) Women (15) Earliest known dated foil, 1764 3= HIDE Victoria (NEWCASTLE) 16. PAGAN Katie (KENILWORTH) 1. LACHETA-SIMPSON Jessica (SOUTH 5. MATHIEU Beni (CHELSEA) LONDON) 18th c. Birmingham-made foils, 6. FERM Camilla (CHELSEA) Boys U13 (32) 2. ELLIS Sarah (CAMDEN) 19th c. Scottish prize epees, 7. ELSTUB Stephanie (CLFS) 3= SANCROFT Jennifer (ROLLO) 8. PEPPIATT Susannah (WOLDINGHAM) 1. SELLS Alexander (PLYMOUTH) 3= WATSON Alice (SCIMITAR) Col. Hay’s battered 1920s sabre, 9. JOHNSON Kerrie (DREAM) 2. BEGLEY-JONES Murray (ST GEORGES COL) 5. GLADDISH Laura (MX) Wilkinson presentation weapons 10. HIDE Amelia (NEWCASTLE) 3= PAUL Dominic (STOCKPORT) 6. CREECHAN Louise (ROLLO) 11. BLACKWOOD Eleanor (ACTIV8) 3= BALTAY Arthur (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 7. SOSNOWSKA Izabela (EXETER UNI) – 12. BRADLEY Ellen (WINCHESTER) 5. CROMIE Eoghan (TRURO) 8. KERR Leanne (SOUTH LONDON) First print to show the mask – 13. HORNBY Odette (MALVERN) 6. TRAN Luc (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 14. SNELLIN Holly (GRAVESHAM) 7. ANDREWS Benjamin (PLYMOUTH) Angelo’s Academy by Thomas 15= HAMILTON Chloe (PLYMOUTH) 8. ARNOLD Marcus (OPS) Rowlandson, 1791 15= WOODHOUSE Eliza (MALVERN) 9. TAYLOR Adam (LONDON FREEMEN’S) HERTS OPEN: 26.5.13 10. WRIGLEY Ned (PLYMOUTH) Men (49) – 11. MORRISON Dylan (HOLYROOD) 1. MILLER Curtis (CAMDEN) Girls U13 (21) 12. BOYLE Douglas (WARWICK) Dartmoor prisoner-of-war 1. SPICE Sarah (CLFS) 2. AIYENURO Soji (CAMDEN) 13. BELL Jack (NEWCASTLE) 3= HUTCHISON Neil (CAMDEN) fencing diploma, 1811 2. SHEFFIELD Laura (BRIXTON) 14. COETSER-REYNOLDS Ben (TSCA) 3= OIEN Jacqueline (HAVERSTOCK) 3= NICHOLLS Thomas (CHILWELL) 15. DU PREE-THOMAS PIERS [PLYMOUTH) 5. PINTO David (HUNT-ROEDER) – 3= FOSU Yasmine (PLYMOUTH) 16. PATTENDEN Adam (PACKWOOD HAUGH) 5. CHUNG-HALPERN Ines (CHELSEA) 6. GIBBS Sam (CAMDEN) 1896 first international open medal, 6. FARMANFARMAIAN Ariana (BRIXTON) 7. GANN Henry (BRENTWOOD) 1908 London Olympics medal, 1937 7. ADEYINKA April (BRIXTON) Girls U13 (20) 8. POTTER James (CAMDEN) 8. ELSTUB Emily (CLFS) 1. SHEFFIELD Laura (BRIXTON) 9. MONCREIFF Harry (U/A) first electric foil competition medal 2. SUMMERS Charlotte (MALVERN) 10. DONALD Simon (BRENTWOOD) – Girls U11 (19) 3= ELSTUB Emily (LONDON FREEMEN’S) 10. OAKES Marc (CAMDEN) 3= HAYNES Georgia (HARROGATE) 12. POTTER Nathan (CAMDEN) Hall of Fame: Britain’s world & 1. HADALIN Henriette (HADALIN) 13. SAUNDERS Brynmor (TRURO) 2. TAYLOR Eleanor (OPS) 5. SPICE Sarah (LONDON FREEMEN’S) Olympic medallists + senior 6. HEAPS Jasmine (DIDSBURY) 14. SIMMONS John (RIVINGTON PARK) 3= CHUNG-HALPERN Gisela (CHELSEA) 15. VEITCH Robert (RIVINGTON PARK) national champions from 1898 3= HERRLING Messina (KNIGHTSBRIDGE) 7. FOSU Yasmin (TENTERDEN) 8. PEAT Georgia (3 BLADES) 16. LANGTON Valerian (ST PAULS) 5. 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