Northshore FC

Fencing is one of only four sports that have been featured in every modern Olympic Games, beginning in 1896. Fencing calls for adaptability, inventiveness, good organization, and patience. This is achieved by good partnership between the fencer and the fencing master. Hard effort is needed if a competitor is to be ready for a match, and long hours must be spent in training, where great attention and discipline are needed. Fencing evolved from an ancient form of combat, and is practiced indoors. The fencer tries to score...

Congratulation to 1st place winner Joanne Groening in Vet Combined Women's Epee, at Independence Fieldhouse: Independence, OH

Congratulation to 1st place winner Julia Aronova in Junior (U19) Women's Epee, at Fencers Club Junior Epee Challenge IV

Congratulation to 1st place winner Julia Aronova in Women’s Epee, at Brandeis University, Gosman Sports Center: Waltham, MA

Congratulation to our NSFC coach Sergei Gubarev, for successfully preparing and training our winning fencers and our up and coming teams.

There is no doubt that our consistency in performance is a result
of our fencers and our coaching staff dedication to the sport and
practicing their craft. We like to extend our great gratitude, to our
NSFC coaches who have worked hard and intensely to keep our
fencers on the top of their game.
Exceptional performance Vladimir, Sergei, Yana.