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Para Foil, all fencers

BF’s pilot para fencing ranking, from June 2026. It seeds domestic competitions and isn’t used for selection. How the pilot works

19 fencers

Rank	Fencer	Points	Domestic	International
1	Dimitri Coutya	63,444	3,444 (1)	60,000 (3)
2	Emily Holder	46,451	4,305 (1)	42,146 (5)
3	Oliver Lam-Watson	46,080	4,000 (1)	42,080 (4)
4	Justine Moore	38,477	9,000 (2)	29,477 (3)
5	Gemma Collis	22,580	0 (0)	22,580 (3)
6	James Middlehurst	12,560	6,290 (2)	6,270 (2)
7	James Burke	8,979	8,979 (3)	0 (0)
8	James Peebles	7,241	1 (1)	7,240 (2)
9	Joshua Waddell	6,510	0 (0)	6,510 (1)
9	Piers Gilliver	6,510	0 (0)	6,510 (1)
11	Christopher Lee	5,000	5,000 (1)	0 (0)
12	Eliora Howard	3,690	3,690 (1)	0 (0)
12	Aimee Aronica	3,690	3,690 (1)	0 (0)
12	Jordan Griffiths	3,690	3,690 (1)	0 (0)
15	Oliver Faulkner	3,631	1 (1)	3,630 (1)
16	Henry Exworthy	2,000	2,000 (1)	0 (0)
17	Isabelle Hopkinson	1,476	1,476 (1)	0 (0)
18	Wiktoria Mucha	2	2 (2)	0 (0)
19	Rachel Massey	1	1 (1)	0 (0)

Calculated here 19 Oct 2026, from the results on BF’s para lists, under the pilot’s rules. A World Para Fencing result BF scores 1, outside the scoring share of its field, scores here on the scale: we don’t hold those fields’ sizes. Ranking points are the event’s multiplier times a factor for the place: 1,000 for a World Cup, 350 for a Satellite, 250 for a Senior Open, 200 for the British Para Championships and 100 for other domestic events. Every result counts.