NSW Fencing acknowledges and gives respect to the traditional custodians of the lands on which we conduct our activities. We acknowledge that these places have been sites of community, connection, and sport for thousands of generations.

NSW Fencing – accelerating the Olympic sport of fencing

NSW Fencing Association Inc (NSW Fencing) governs all aspects of the sport across the state, championing a holistic approach that emphasises participation, performance, and personal well-being. 

NSW Fencing serves as a cornerstone for recreational athletes and future champions alike, offering equitable access to facilities, programs, and resources. The organisation provides a platform where individuals of all abilities can thrive—whether they aim to compete or simply stay active. 

Fencing is a unique sport which attracts diverse athletes, and is a sport for life. NSW Fencing values this diversity as a strength of the sport and the sporting community. Fostering a culture of excellence and inclusivity, NSW Fencing aims to support individuals at all levels—from recreational to elite athletes—to achieve their personal best. 

NSW Fencing was established in 1932, and has nurtured the sport from small beginnings to having athletes compete in the Olympic Games. 

 

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NSW Fencing tournaments and events

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The New South Wales Government through the Office of Sport recognises NSW Fencing as the governing body to develop fencing in New South Wales.
The Australian Fencing Federation (AFF) recognises NSW Fencing as the governing body for fencing in New South Wales.

 

Events
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The Alliance Para Championships - Epee - hosted by Sydney Para Fencing @ SAF
Aug
11
The Alliance Para Championships - Epee - hosted by Sydney Para Fencing @ SAF
Sydney Academy of Fencing
18:00 – 20:00
  Is an adaptive fencing competition and training event. It features dedicated Épée and Sabre championships alongside development camps for athletes aged 13 and older, welcoming both classified and non-classified competitors. Dates - Tuesday, 11th of August, evening - Epee Location: Sydney Academy of Fencing (Building 2, Level 1, 190 Bourke Road, Alexandria, NSW). Purpose: To train, compete, and build the adaptive and wheelchair fencing community across Australia. Participants: Open to teens (aged 13+) and adults of all skill levels, including athletes new to the sport or without an official classification More Info - email info@sydneyacademyoffencing.com.au 
Mixed Foil Open - Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fc
Aug
16
Mixed Foil Open - Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fc
09:30 – 13:00
Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fencing club To Register https://lakemacsportfencing.tidyhq.com/public/membership_levels  This is a monthly competition that is rotated through the Newcastle & hunter area fencing clubs. Sunday, 16th August 2026 9.30am - Open Mixed Foil Where: Lake Macquarie PCYC, Lake Road, Windale
Mixed Epee Open - Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fc
Aug
16
Mixed Epee Open - Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fc
PCYC Lake Macquarie
13:30 – 17:00
Northern Regional Championships - hosted by Lake Macquarie fencing club To Register https://lakemacsportfencing.tidyhq.com/public/membership_levels  This is a monthly competition that is rotated through the Newcastle & hunter area fencing clubs. Sunday, 16th August 2026 1.30pm - Open Mixed Epee Where: Lake Macquarie PCYC, Lake Road, Windale