External Results 2005-2006 - Summer 2006This page gives the results for fencers from Guildford Fencing Club for summer, 2006. Click here for the external results page for 2005-2006 For results from other years, click here. Rankings now updated to 2006 -Click hereClick here for Vil's Niff Calculator Click here for Vilya'a ranking points calculator British National ChampionshipsMen's Foil
Men's Epée
Men's Sabre
Women's Epée
Women's Sabre
Norfolk OpenMen's Foil
Cambridge Open Air Men's Epée
Bill Hoskins Men's Epée
Cole Cup - Women's Sabre, Northumbria Trophy
Cole Cup - Women's Foil, Tyne Trophy
Coultchard Cup - One Hit Epée
N.V.A. Age GroupsCategory 2 - over 50Men's Epée
Helsinki - Coup Du NordMen's Sabre
Isle of WightMen's Foil
Men's Epée
"Given the early start required to make the ferry I was expecting to be a bit sluggish and on poor form. And I was right… at first. I squeaked through my first few pool matches without really fencing very well - got narrow victories where I should have had wide victories, that sort of thing; but I was getting the victories and ultimately only dropped one of the 6 bouts. I seeded 13th out of 81. That gave me a bye so there was a bit of a wait before my first DE. It was against a guy from the Isle who I’d fenced before, Tim Keyte. We traded points for a while, until the start of the second period. He pulled away to lead 10-8, but I dug deep and scored the next 7 points for the win. The next match was Gerry Simpson. I was expecting a tough one and I wasn’t disappointed. He got off to an early lead and for a while it was all I could do to prevent him extending his lead further. Eventually I started to find my rhythm and managed to catch him up. Finally with the scores levelled at 13-all, I scored once… then again, to take the bout. Another very tough match. Next up, in the last 16 now, was
Darryl Hazelwood, a friend from many previous competitions. The match
started poorly for me: he was just keeping his point in line with my
hand and I was obligingly thrusting my hand onto it. He opened up quite
a lead before I started to close off those openings and pull back some
points. I started to put the pressure on and take the fight to him and
clawed my way back into the match. Eventually we reached 14-13, with me
in front. There were a few tense exchanges, then he scored the next hit
for 14-all. A few more exchanges and the light came up… for him. Ridley MartinMen's Sabre
Warwick LPJS - EpéeBoys U17
Girls U15
International BirminghamMen's Sabre - 122
Both Owen and Antoine went out
in the L128. Chris beat Rob Partridge of Swash and Buckle
to fight his way into the L64. He then went out to Harry
Moncrieffe of Edinburgh. Phil beat Greg Price of Poly then went
out to Thomas Mottershead of Stockport in the L64. Aaron beat
Phil West of Sussex House by 15 hits to 13 after having trailed 7 hit
to 8 at the interval. He then went on to beat Dominic Kinsella of
Shakespears Swords by 15 hits to 9 to move into the L32. Aaron
then lost by 11 hits to 15 to James Honeybourne of Truro.
Women's Sabre - 67
Men's Epée - 164
Women's Epée - 80
Photo (c) Tim Schofield - Kate Allenby and Meg in the poule round.
Men's Foil - 150
Women's Foil - 81
Surrey FoilMen's Individual
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