  Photo: Ally Bills scores one of her many leg touches en route to her 2008 Ark-La-Miss Division Y-16 Epee title. |
The Fairfield Avenue School of Fencing is dedicated to training
fencers in a supportive and respectful surrounding. We encourage our
students to achieve the highest level of success that they desire. We
aid our fencers in defining and redefining their goals during their
evolution. We believe that a good fencing club's duty, among others, is
to provide a challenging athletic atmosphere in a physically and
emotionally safe environment.
We're not just teaching fencing. We are teaching sportsmanship, caring,
problem solving, stress management, the development of intuition and
self esteem.
Everyone is invited to try a free private lesson or a free group
class. All equipment is supplied free. Call us to schedule a private
lesson or just drop in for our Junior Program.
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Chris Hirsch, the 2008 Divisional Cadet Saber Champion of Ark-La-Miss, at the US Junior Olympics in Charlotte, N.C. with his coach.
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"Emily Pierce defeated Howell in the first round of the 2008 Junior Olympics. Howell went on to win the silver medal in the Cadet Women's Epee." Photo by Rick Pierce
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Left: Christina Collins is Fairfield's Fencer of the Year for 2008. She won 3 gold medals at the 2008 Ark-La-Miss Division Championships and US National qualifiers and swept the Women's Saber titles en route to earning her "E" rating. Christina is the first middle school fencer to earn her rating in this division.
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Right: Anvesh Kompelli and Greg Ewing at the 2007 Ark-La-Miss Divisionals
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