This weekend saw an electrifying series of fencing competitions across Europe, as young and senior fencers showcased their skills on the international stage. The tournaments in Florina, Brno, and Segovia delivered outstanding performances, with rising stars claiming victories and valuable ranking points.
In Florina, Greece, the U14 European Circuit in épée witnessed strong performances from local fencers. In the boys’ épée category, Christos Pappas (GRE) clinched gold, edging out Ors Mente (HUN) in the final. The bronze medals were shared by Rafail Lazou (GRE) and Felix de Poumeyrol (FRA). The girls’ épée event was dominated by Greek fencers, as Marilia Kekeli (GRE) took the top spot, followed by Angeliki Emmanouela Salavoura (GRE) in second place. Ela Atilgan (TUR) and Margeta Tantsopoulou (GRE) completed the podium with bronze.
Meanwhile, in Brno, Czech Republic, the U23 European Circuit in foil brought together some of the best young talents in the discipline. In the men’s foil, home fencer Lev Michael Holy (CZE) emerged victorious, defeating Roger Romero (VEN) in the final. Petar Files (CRO) and Hlib Mukhopad (UKR) secured bronze medals. The women’s foil event saw Lilli Maria Brugger (AUT) claim gold, with Michala Illekova (CZE) taking silver. The bronze medalists were Uliana-Dumitrita Josan (MDA) and Jazmin Sperka (HUN), both showcasing promising performances.
These competitions provided a crucial stage for young and developing fencers to gain experience and test themselves against top international opponents. As the season progresses, the European Circuit continues to offer exciting matchups and opportunities for rising stars to make their mark. Stay tuned for more thrilling action in the upcoming events!
