Oscar consistently fought all ten compatriots to win the trophy by 1 point. John Prineous, winner in 2018 and 2016 came second.
And congratulations to relative newcomers, Jonah and Sam who came not too far behind in 3rd and 4th.
Oscar consistently fought all ten compatriots to win the trophy by 1 point. John Prineous, winner in 2018 and 2016 came second.
And congratulations to relative newcomers, Jonah and Sam who came not too far behind in 3rd and 4th.
Members Oscar Pouw and sisters Ammara and Ameera competed in the Newham Swords Foil Challenge, Kent U14 and U12 respectively achieving respectable placings and some good experience. Well, done for your first competitive outings
John has won the trophy for the second time with his spirited fencing despite being only 11 years old and not as tall as some of the older members! Well done, John
Bromley Fencing Club restarted in January after a short break since October. We have had a strong return of loyal fencers and have had quite a few new joiners getting stuck in.
Also pleasing to see a growing group of adults coming in for lessons from renowned coach Bob Bales.
The Club reopens Sunday 15th April for 12 weeks until July
John, aged 8, who has been fencing just over a year, wins the marvellous Bromley Trophy for 2016.
To win the trophy he had to fence as many other club members as possible over the course of the year and win!
His determination and fearless attacks made him a force to be reckoned with and no one developed a counter to his onslaught.
Congratulations,
John!
Held at Tonbridge School on Sunday 29th November ’15
Tony Chen took Bronze in U16 Boys foil in a challenging poule of 8. Well Done!
Atlanta Tsiaoukkaas took Bronze in senior ladies foil, relinquishing her cup from last year but, again, against a challenging field, while Maggie Lan came 8th in the U16 Girls Foil keeping off the bottom of her poule in her first competition, always a nerve wracking experience but should go on to better things now, while Alex Harris-Fry was also breaking his maiden competition nerves in the Boys senior foil.
To have four entrants from a relatively small club is a good showing for Bromley Fencing Club.
Sam Xavier, 16, was presented with the Bromley Fencing Club Challenge Trophy for
the second time today. Presented by Club Manager, Mike Wilson, the trophy is won by winning the most fights against club members through the 2014/15 season.
Sam was also the first winner in the 2012/13 season.
Bromley Fencing Club took Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in the annual Kent Schools Senior Championship in Tonbridge on 9th November 2014.
In the Girls Under 18 foil Gold was won by Bromley’s Atlanta Tsiaoukkas.
In the Boys Under 16 Foil Zahran (Seif) Seif-Eldien of Bromley and Shortlands House took Gold, Sam Xavier of Bromley took Silver and Deniz Ali of Bromley took the Bronze.
Apart from Seif-Eldien the Bromley fencers learned to fence at Bromley Fencing Club and these results are a great achievement for them.
This year Deniz won the coveted Bromley Trophy after successfully
achieving the highest total of victories against his fellow club members over the course of the 13/14 season.
The trophy, consisting of a mounted reproduction basket hilted rapier and scabbard (see picture), is awarded annually.