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Metropolitan Division Nationals Qualifiers are scheduled for April.

Sunday, April 9: Epee – NY Fencing Academy – info & registration >

Sunday, April 9: Foil – Brooklyn Fencing – info & registration >

Sunday, April 23: Saber – Manhattan Fencing – info & registration >

The Nationals and July Challenge will be held in Dallas, TX June 29 – July 8.

Further information on qualifying paths, venue, and more at USFencing.org >

Going to Qualifiers? READ THIS!

1. You absolutely, positively, must be a Metropolitan division member in order to compete in these qualifying events. You should bring your USA Fencing card to the event with you (we will be verifying, on-site, against the latest national membership listing). If you are listed on USA Fencing’s national membership list as belonging to another division, we absolutely, positively, will not let you compete. Who you contacted, what they said, and/or what mistakes were made by you or USA Fencing do not matter. Your having missed your own division’s qualifying event, or failed to qualify through it, does not entitle you to attend the Metropolitan division’s qualifiers. If there is a legitimate issue, make sure the National Office fixes it beforehand or notifies the Metropolitan officers DIRECTLY.
2. Foreign fencers are not allowed to fence as they may not compete at Nationals! Any fencer who is a citizen or permanent resident who has represented another country in the last three years is NOT eligible for any USA FENCING National Championship competition, individual or team, including corresponding Division qualifying competitions. A foreign fencer who is in the US on a visa is NOT eligible to fence in any National Championships or the Division qualifying competition. Otherwise, permanent residents are eligible; please bring your proof of residency along with your USA Fencing membership card. Your Membership card should say Metropolitan Division, not Egypt, Ukraine, France, or anywhere else!
3. Every event requires registration by a specific date via AskFRED. To register, click “Register” next to the event you want to register for and you will be taken to the AskFRED registration system. After you register, confirm that your name appears under the correct events in the “Who is Pre-registered” list in AskFRED.
4. You must show up for any events you register for, even if the number of registered competitors is less than the number of available qualifying spots. Fencers, even those that have registered, who do not appear in time for their events will be scratched and will not be submitted as a qualified competitor to the national office. The number of entered competitors, their placements in the event and/or the number of available qualifying spots will not be taken into consideration.
5. BE THERE and BE ON TIME. If you have any problems registering, please immediately contact the host for that qualifier via the event page on Fred. As outlined by the National Office, attendance at an out of town school is not a valid excuse. We will be highly unsympathetic towards any excuses short of natural disaster, war and/or death (and for those at war, you technically belong to the National Division, so even that won’t work!).
6. Ok, ok, but how do I know if I qualified? Visit the USA Fencing event page for the guidelines of qualification paths. Generally speaking the host of your qualifier should let you know, and we’ll post the qualifying fencers here within a week or so after the qualifiers are held; feel free to email the division to check your qualification status if it’s not posted within a week of the qualifying event. If you email right away, we may not have the answer! Sometimes there are membership issues or other questions to track down with the National Office that can affect the number of qualifiers, so please be patient.

The Metropolitan Division Junior Olympics Qualifiers were held on Sunday, 12/18.  For information on the 2017 JO Championships in Cleveland, OH please visit USA Fencing’s JOs event page.

Fencers who are birth year eligible and qualified for U20 also qualify for U17.

EPEE QUALIFIERS

Shoates Jacqueline A – U17WE
Sam Kayli – U17WE
Advincula Anabella E – U17WE
Shuster Joshua – U17ME
Ramdas Andreas – U17ME
Sam Kory – U17ME
Jones Rebekah C – U20WE
Sam Kayli – U20WE – U17WE
Mufel Andrew – U20ME – U17ME
Kushnerik Ethan – U20ME – U17ME
Gaidar Daniel B – U20ME – U17ME

FOIL QUALIFIERS

Cho Eunice – U17WF
Fellman Sara – U17WF
Chapman Lucas – U17MF
Ramdas Marco – U17MF
Soumakis Sarantos – U17MF
Weintraub Rei – U20WF – U17WF
Banin Alexandra – U20WF
Marotta Veronica – U20WF – U17WF
Dans Jared Z – Auto
Murray Thomas – U20MF
Prince Nicholas – U20MF – U17MF
Pelosky Ryan – U20MF – U17MF

SABRE QUALIFIERS

Stone Hava – U17WS
Meierovich Sophie – U17WS
Ford Sofia – U17WS
Tarmu Aubrey – U17MS
Witek Sophie – U20WS U17WS
Berman Stella – U20WS U17WS
Ma Sosonia – U20WS
Merchant Marcel – U20MS U17MS
Witek Bernard – U20MS
Chin Nicco – U20MS U17MS

This information is provided solely as a courtesy to our members; in the case of any discrepancy this listing does not form basis for appeal.  If you have any questions, please refer to the organizer of your qualifier for clarification.

The Metropolitan Division Championships Qualifiers were held on Sunday, 4/17. For information on the 2016 Championships & July Challenge in Dallas, TX please visit USA Fencing’s event page.

EPEE QUALIFIERS

• Kambeseles, Jack – DV3ME
• Kambeseles, Peter – DV3ME
• Kory, Sam – DV2ME DV3ME
• Leverett, Anthony – DV2ME DV3ME
• Liverant, Jordan – DV2WE DV3WE
• McIntosh, Michael – VETME
• Silva, Carlos Manuel – VETME
• Shuster, Joshua – DV2ME DV3ME
• Yenna, Katherine – Y14WE
• Zaretsky, Daniel – Y14ME DV3ME

Full Epee qualifier event results >

FOIL QUALIFIERS

• Ascione D’Elia, Adam – DV2MF DV3MF
• Chen, Karen – DV2WF DV3WF
• Dickstein, Lila – DV2WF DV3WF
• Ellis, Yehia – Y14MF
• Fellman, Sara – Y14WF
• Ferretti, Anna Rebecca – Y14WF
• Freudenberg, Jerome – DV3MF
• Gilioli, Alexia – DV2WF DV3WF
• Hom, Meghan – DV3WF
• Lanzara, Daniel – DV2MF DV3MF
• Lee, A. Subene – DV3WF
• Orins, Elena – DV3WF
• Prince, Nicholas – DV2MF DV3MF
• Poliakov, Vlad – DV3MF
• Ramdas, Marco – Y14MF auto
• Selendy, Max – DV3MF
• Shikhman, Robert – Y14MF
• Traugot, Braden – DV3MF
• Vanni, Filippo – Y14MF DV2MF DV3MF
• Xu, Christine – Y14WF

Full Foil qualifier event results >

SABRE QUALIFIERS

• Carvalho, Isabela – Y14WS
• Glenn, Katherine – DV2WS DV3WS
• Gordon-Sand, Spencer – DV2MS DV3MS
• Ma, Sosonia – DV2WS DV3WS
• Perlmutter, Lorenzo – Y14MS
• Vaccari, Braden – DV2MS DV3MS
• Witek, Bernard – DV2MS DV3MS
• Wood, Elden – Y14MS
• Yang, Kaitlyn – Y14WS

Full Sabre qualifier event results >

This information is provided solely as a courtesy to our members; in the case of any discrepancy this listing does not form basis for appeal. If you have any questions, please refer to the organizer of your qualifier for clarification.

Metropolitan Division Nationals Qualifiers are scheduled for Sunday, April 17.

Epee – NY Athletic Club – info & registration >

Foil – Brooklyn Fencing – info & registration >

Saber – Manhattan Fencing – info & registration >

The Nationals and July Challenge will be held in Dallas, TX June 29 – July 8.

Further information on qualifying paths, venue, and more at USFencing.org >

Going to Qualifiers? READ THIS!

1. You absolutely, positively, must be a Metropolitan division member in order to compete in these qualifying events. You should bring your USA Fencing card to the event with you (we will be verifying, on-site, against the latest national membership listing). If you are listed on USA Fencing’s national membership list as belonging to another division, we absolutely, positively, will not let you compete. Who you contacted, what they said, and/or what mistakes were made by you or USA Fencing do not matter. Your having missed your own division’s qualifying event, or failed to qualify through it, does not entitle you to attend the Metropolitan division’s qualifiers. If there is a legitimate issue, make sure the National Office fixes it beforehand or notifies the Metropolitan officers DIRECTLY.
2. Foreign fencers are not allowed to fence as they may not compete at Nationals! Any fencer who is a citizen or permanent resident who has represented another country in the last three years is NOT eligible for any USA FENCING National Championship competition, individual or team, including corresponding Division qualifying competitions. A foreign fencer who is in the US on a visa is NOT eligible to fence in any National Championships or the Division qualifying competition. Otherwise, permanent residents are eligible; please bring your proof of residency along with your USA Fencing membership card. Your Membership card should say Metropolitan Division, not Egypt, Ukraine, France, or anywhere else!
3. Every event requires registration by a specific date via AskFRED. To register, click “Register” next to the event you want to register for and you will be taken to the AskFRED registration system. After you register, confirm that your name appears under the correct events in the “Who is Pre-registered” list in AskFRED.
4. You must show up for any events you register for, even if the number of registered competitors is less than the number of available qualifying spots. Fencers, even those that have registered, who do not appear in time for their events will be scratched and will not be submitted as a qualified competitor to the national office. The number of entered competitors, their placements in the event and/or the number of available qualifying spots will not be taken into consideration.
5. BE THERE and BE ON TIME. If you have any problems registering, please immediately contact the host for that qualifier via the event page on Fred. As outlined by the National Office, attendance at an out of town school is not a valid excuse. We will be highly unsympathetic towards any excuses short of natural disaster, war and/or death (and for those at war, you technically belong to the National Division, so even that won’t work!).
6. Ok, ok, but how do I know if I qualified? Visit the USA Fencing event page for the guidelines of qualification paths. Generally speaking the host of your qualifier should let you know, and we’ll post the qualifying fencers here within a week or so after the qualifiers are held; feel free to email the division to check your qualification status if it’s not posted within a week of the qualifying event. If you email right away, we may not have the answer! Sometimes there are membership issues or other questions to track down with the National Office that can affect the number of qualifiers, so please be patient.