The Kenai Peninsula Fencing Club will return to sessions on Tuesday, September 10th. Our hours are from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. We are now a Premium USFA Club so all members must be USFA members in good standing.
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for some tournament action around the Alaska Division
If you are interested in trying fencing, you must obtain a FREE 90-day trial membership from the USFA. Please follow the link below:
Fencing 101- Short how-to for the beginner taught by two Olympic foilists.
Please observe all current community Public Health protocols. If you have any questions about what to do, please read this from KPBSD:
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District-Symptom Free School Protocol
Although we are a community club open to all residents of the Kenai Peninsula, many participants are students in the district, therefore following these general guidelines is highly encouraged.
Welcome to our club website. We've tried to provide plenty of links on the left sidebar to help inform those interested in our club and the sport of fencing. Those that are new to the sport and wish to know more about it are encouraged to review the "What is fencing?" link and enjoy various videos and links at the bottom of the page prior to starting classes.
A little about our Club...
KPFC is a member of the United States Fencing Associations and therefore adheres to the rules of conduct and requires all students to join the USFA and maintain current membership to actively engage in the state wide competitive programs, through the Alaska Division.
KPFC started in Homer providing fencing as a sport to Homer area residents and students through the community schools program that was originally founded by coach Wes Cannon. Wes provided a solid foundation for all students in the Olympic sport of fencing. Currently, the Homer chapter is coached by Scott Meyer and Ethan Ford, who learned the sport under the coaching guidance of Wes Cannon. The Homer Chapter is on hiatus and may resume sessions in the future.
KPFC has now expanded to the Soldotna/Kenai area and meets at Kenai Central High School. Peter Gundunas facilitates all sessions. Peter brings many years of fencing experience to the Kenai club. His energy and enthusiasm for the sport help keep new fencers engaged while still teaching sound foundations to the sport. Travis Lawson joined our group. Travis is a charismatic and engaging volunteer who loves epee and saber. He brings many years of experience and expertly shares his knowledge with our participants. We are very fortunate to have his efforts and energies in our club.
If you wish to join us for an introductory session and to check out our sport, please download, print, and sign this waiver to bring with you.
Our founder, Wes Cannon, moved to Chang Mai, Thailand and started another fencing club. Check out our sister club in the link below