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CompetitionEntries
Mixed/Men’s Épée –
Women’s Épée –
Mixed/Men’s Foil 9
Women’s Foil 1
Mixed/Men’s Sabre –
Women’s Sabre –

Entries

Mixed/Men’s Foil · 9 fencers, strongest first by the current rankings

#FencerClub Ranked
1Michael Naulls Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club 184
2Ho Cheung Leung Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club 205
3Lloyd Ingleson Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club 289
4Troy Betts Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club 310
5Owen Birch Bury St Edmunds Fencing ClubBury St Edmunds Fencing Club 314
6John Walchester Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club 344
7Thomas Revell Bury St Edmunds Fencing ClubBury St Edmunds Fencing Club 346
8Dominic Harvey Norfolk Fencing ClubNorfolk Fencing Club –
9Michael Evennett Bury St Edmunds Fencing ClubBury St Edmunds Fencing Club –

Results

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Foil Development Day

Where? Hall 2, Sportspark, University of East Anglia, Earlham Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7TJ.

When? Saturday 13th June 2026 

Format? Subject to change based on numbers and fencer needs from coach observations, see below a provisional itinerary for the day. Groupings on the day will vary between mixed-ability and streamed as the coaching team sees appropriate.

Event

Time

9am-11am: 

Fitness/S&C

11am-1pm:

Poules for coach observations

1pm-1:45pm: 

Lunch

1:45pm-2pm: 

Warm up for the afternoon

2pm-4:30pm: 

On piste exercises and individual lessons

4:30pm-4:45pm: 

Warm down

4:45pm-5pm: 

Debrief and feedback

Eligibility? Open to fencers aged 13+ (with no maximum age!) who hold at least recreational British Fencing membership. This event is not limited to just Norfolk and Suffolk based fencers.

Equipment? All fencers must ensure their equipment complies with current British Fencing regulations. A maximum blade size of 5 is permitted and therefore fencers must wear 800N plastrons. Breeches and long socks must be worn for all on-piste training. Chest protectors should be worn where required, although an FIE soft cover is not required for this event.  

Entry? Entry via Sport80 (link). £35 for the day which includes any individual lessons.

Additional Information?

Free entry to the Sportpark if you explain to the front desk you are there for fencing.

The main UEA car park should be used for those arriving by car, this is free if you validate your parking in the Sportspark reception. We would advise you not to park in the Sportspark car park as that is only free for the first 4 hours, then £5 for every hour beyond that.

A cafe is also in operation throughout the day, offering hot and cold food to suit a variety of dietary requirements.

Coaching Team

Luke Hewerdine

Luke is the founder, chair and head coach of Cromer Fencing Club; a Level 3 coach in foil, epee and sabre. A coach for almost 10 years and now a coach developer with British Fencing’s Fencing Development Team. Luke supports on the GBR Pathway and DiSE programmes. Across his coaching roles, he works with a wide range of ages and abilities, always opting for a fencer-centred approach to develop technical and tactical understanding.   

Paul Stimpson

Paul has been fencing since the 1980s, competing in many competitions across the UK in sabre and foil mostly, and a former Eastern Region champion. Paul worked as a full-time coach for 14 years until Covid-19. He is currently the Head Coach at Norfolk Fencing Club. He has experience working with Pentathlon GB Pathway athletes as well as fencers competing at regional, national and international level.   

Steve Morley

Over the last 30 years, Steve has coached a wide range of pupils: Beginners, recreational, members of the Armed forces and competitive fencers at regional, national and international levels. He is a British Academy of Fencing level 4 foil (advanced) coach and served a number of years on the BAF committee as awards administrator. He has previously run a BAF coaching course in Norfolk and has also assisted on British Fencing coaching courses. Steve currently coaches in Suffolk and Essex including mentoring fencers and coaches who are developing their coaching skills.