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Entry Information 

Entry Dates and Costs

Entry is online through BUCS Play.

Entries will open at 11.59 pm on Tuesday 27 September

Entries will close at 11.59 pm on Tuesday 18 October for students. 

Entries will close at 11.59pm on Thursday 20 October for institution administrators. 

Entry cost: £28.00 per weapon 


Competitors will require a British Fencing membership. Students without a British Fencing membership will be eligible to enter and compete in this event under the British Fencing Introductory membership, which is free and valid for 90 days.


Late entries may be permitted at the discretion of the Regional Competitions Coordinator and may be subject to an additional charge. 

Entry Allowance

This competition is open to all students who attend a BUCS Member institution, and meet the BUCS Individual Eligibility Criteria. This competition is aimed at novice fencers. 

The BUCS Fencing Series will give priority to those students attending institutions in the region the event is being held, but all institutions are welcome to compete. 

Entry Process

To apply for this competition:

  1. Competitor to complete competition application on BUCS Play 
  2. Institution administrator approves entry
  3. BUCS Regional Competitions Coordinator approves/denies entry into competition and publishes confirmed entry list.
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By participating in this event you agree to adhere to BUCS General Event Disclaimer
To check whether you are eligible to compete in BUCS competitions, please visit BUCS individual eligibility REG 4 Individual Eligibility

Referees

REFEREES

In order to run the competition, each institution will be required to supply entrants or volunteers from the club to undertake some refereeing, these individuals will need to check in with the regional competitions coordinator before the poules. These referees may be experienced members of the club or coaches, but can also be competitors themselves while in their poule fencing.

Volunteers will be on-site to guide and shadow all poules, and ensure the competition runs smoothly. British Fencing may provide opportunities in conjunction with these events to upskill students on their knowledge of refereeing. f you are interested in fencing refereeing opportunities past the event get in contact with British fencing.