Brooklyn Bridge Fencing Club had 16 fencers compete in seven foil events winning 4 Top-4 medals and 11 medals overall. BBFC was represented across Y-8, Y-10, Y-12, and Y-14 competition with strong results throughout the event. This was a terrific showing for our team and a fun one to celebrate as a club. From our youngest competitors stepping onto the strip to returning fencers earning medals, BBFC athletes delivered a day full of poise, effort, and well-earned success.
Y-8 Men's Foil
Dean Chiang: 6th place
Y-8 Women's Foil
Eva Shang: 3rd place
Jordan Kreiling: 7th place
Y-14 Men's Foil
Dylan Cheng: 3rd place
Quinn Moore: 8th place
Y-12 Men's Foil
Alexander Lin: 8th place
Y-12 Women's Foil
Ana Levite: 7th place
Y-10 Men's Foil
Juno Mazur: 3rd place
Alexander Lin: 6th place
Y-10 Women's Foil
Evelyn Gao: 3rd place
Emery Huang: 6th place
Results Summary
BBFC showed impressive depth across the full youth age range at Fencers Club Youth Foil. Those outcomes reflect the steady work, consistency, and discipline our athletes are building through the BBFC system, and they show up clearly across multiple age groups on competition day.
How to choose a youth fencing club in Brooklyn
Not all fencing clubs offer the same experience. A few factors can help you figure out which program fits your family's goals.
Coach credentials and Olympic-level experience
The quality of coaching matters for long-term development. Look for coaches with competitive experience, formal coaching certifications, and a track record of developing youth fencers.
BBFC's founder, Dan Kellner, is a 2004 Olympian, U.S. Fencing Hall of Fame member, and has coached athletes to Olympic and World Championship medals.
Facility quality and fencing equipment
A well-equipped facility makes training safer and more effective. Look for adequate fencing strips, proper flooring, and well-maintained equipment. BBFC's Dumbo location features nearly 8,000 square feet with 20 full-length strips on custom hardwood flooring.
Competitive pathway from beginner to college recruitment
If your child develops serious interest, you'll want a club that offers a clear progression from beginner classes to competitive training. BBFC's pathway moves fencers from beginner classes to the Future Champions program to the Competitive Training Program. Guidance on college recruitment is available for those who reach that level.
Start your child's fencing journey at Brooklyn Bridge Fencing Club
Brooklyn Bridge Fencing Club combines Olympic-level coaching with a welcoming environment for beginners. Located in Dumbo/Vinegar Hill, BBFC offers a clear path from first lesson to competitive success—whether your child wants to fence recreationally or pursue college recruitment.