Diversity. It's a big word. It means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. At CEFC, support for diversity is baked into...

Athletes on the competition field find themselves building connections with each other through shared experiences.

July 20-24, 2000 is National Youth Sports Week, which this year, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, takes on a different tone.

We all should take the time to reflect on and thank those that have made a difference in our lives.

SabreCoachKate podcast episode 7 is with participants at the attendance-record-breaking 2017 Summer Nationals.

You can be whoever you want to be on the fencing strip. Who will you choose?

Beginner Mylene attended her first big tournament. Here are her and her mother's reflections on the day.

Reflections on the various en garde line distances

What's the best youth coaching method? Every coach should consider this question wisely.

It's a day to reflect on the people and things we love, which includes fencing.

An excerpt from welcometothecircusblog

If you've ever struggled with unhappiness in your sport, this letter is for you.

A poem for female fencers

After chatting with various veteran women, I have discovered a common theme: lack of respect at clubs toward Vet fencers.

I'm currently struggling with a lack of determination.

Being a female competitive athlete is a unique experience.

Here are the answers I wrote for the 5 questions about life

I was recently asked these questions about my life. But first: how would you respond?

A photo I was sent by a fencing mom has me feeling a mix of emotions.

Some fencers yell, some don't. What's it all about?