About

The Fencing Club at Montana State University - Bozeman is a non-profit club dedicated to bringing the sport of fencing to both the university and the city of Bozeman and surrounding areas. As a club we believe that, even though Montana is a very rural state, everybody should get the opportunity to try fencing. We welcome all levels of ability, ranging from the complete beginner to the veteran who has been fencing for over 20 years. We have some of the best fencers for all three weapons in the Inland Empire Division of the US Fencing Association, frequently qualifying for the annual national tournament.

During the academic year, the fencing club meets every Tuesday and Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm in the main gym in Romney Gymnasium (located on the third floor). If you're uncertain about fencing, show up and watch! We like spectators and you might just decide you want to try it.

If you've never fenced before, Fencing.net has a great guide to the basics of modern, sport fencing. As mentioned earlier, we welcome beginners to all of our events (including our tournaments, which often feature a "novice" event where beginning fencers can compete against other fencers of a similar skill level). We have a large collection of fencing gear that we can check out to new fencers (in fact the gear rental is included in the fees), so you don't have to make much of an initial expense to try the sport out.

Fencing moved to Tuesdays and Wednesdays!

Thanks to scheduling for Romney Gymnasium, the MSU Fencing Club will be meeting on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 7:00pm to 9:00pm during Spring Semester (2010).

Congratulations MSU Fencers at the Fight of the Living Dead!

First off, let me congratulate everybody who took part in our Novice event. We were all proud of what we saw, and had comments from the other clubs who showed up about our fencers; so good job! Especially congratulations to Kyle Margolies for taking silver and John Palm for taking bronze.

As usual, MSU dominated the other events as well, so congratulations to all the fencers who placed. In grand total we kept 10 of 12 medals at home from this tournament (counting YungBen...who is still an MSU fencer as far as I'm concerned).

The final results for the other events were as follows:

Equipment Checkout

We'll be checking out equipment on Monday Sept. 14th. Please, please, please make it to club if at all possible so that we can check out all the gear at one time instead of trickling it out over 2 weeks.

Congratulations to MSU Fencers at the U of M Summer Blades Competition

Congratulations to everybody who went to U of M and claimed us 5 of 9 medals awarded (2 gold, 3 silver)!

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