Blade Club offers some of the best coaches and sparring partners in the country, including Olympians and Olympic-level coaches, National coaches, and top athletes. Group training and individual lessons are available; as well as custom programs for elite fencers.
We love this article written by CityOfGood.sg, which talks about Blade Club fencer and Singapore's first ever Epee Olympian, the home-grown Kiria Tikanah! For parents who are considering Fencing as a sport for their children, or adults who want to try their hand at some swordplay, check out the article!
Our fencers range from ages 4 and up, all the way to veterans aged 60+. All are welcome; equipment will be provided for trial classes.
Our athletes faced the top fencers in Asia recently in Seoul, Korea, and came away with some excellent results and much valuable experience. The best result came from the Women’s Foil Team, which includes Maxine Wong and Denyse Chan, two of Singapore’s top Women’s Foilists. The Team defeated Hong Kong in the Top 8 to
Our Blade Club athletes performed very well for Vietnam 2022, helping Singapore to reach our best ever results. On the way, we achieved a number of firsts: Jonathan Au Eong won a historic Gold in Men’s Foil, delivering what has been a very elusive medal for Singapore. In no less than his debut SEA Games,
The Singapore Women’s Epee Team flew to Spain in early February to compete in the Barcelona World Cup. Blade Club and Singapore’s top ranked fencers SIVA KUMAR Thhivya Ashti (#6), ABDUL RAHMAN Kiria Tikanah (#1), and KOH Elle Meihui (#2) were part of the contingent that fenced in both the Individual and Team events. In
CNA did a program on Team Singapore athletes preparing for a packed 2022 sporting calendar. Watch our own Maxine Wong as one of two fencers featured in this segment! https://www.channelnewsasia.com/watch/team-singapore-athletes-prepare-packed-sporting-calendar-2022-video-2396671
The young Blade Fencers aged 12-14 made their mark on this past weekend with strong results in their respective weapon categories. For a long while now, Covid restrictions have put a damper on competitions; this edition of the minime (pronounced “mee-neem”) is the first one in 2 years and therefore was a welcome competition for
As we near the end of the year, our fencers once again do battle in Cadet Challenge and Junior Nationals. Over two weekends, our athletes won a total of 4 Golds, 1 Silver, and 2 Bronzes. Of particular note was the performance of the Cadet Men Epeeists, Ian Ho, Chiang Yeem, and Azanius Nua who
Blade Club opens the 2021-2022 campaign towards the major competitions of 2022 with an emphatic result, winning 3 golds out of 6 events at the very first local Senior competition of the season. This is an important competition for our fencers as they will be required to perform consistently in the next few competitions, local
In the first official national competition of the 2021-2022, Blade Club’s Elle Koh won the Cadets Women’s Epee event and also came in second in the Cadets Women’s Foil event. In the Women’s Foil event held on Saturday, she topped the poule tables by with winning all of her 6 bouts, dropping only 8 touches.
With the Tokyo 2020 Olympics finally come and gone, we look back at the journey and the credible performance of Blade fencer Kiria Tikanah, with some perspectives from Coach Henry Koh: Dare to Dream a Dream After a scintillating performance at the 2019 SEA Games where Kiria won the first Women’s Epee Individual Gold in
For the first time ever in the modern era of Fencing sport, Singapore has qualified not one, but TWO athletes to the Olympic Games! Despite the Covid19 pandemic, Singaporean fencers (and Blade Club’s very own) Kiria Tikanah Abdul Rahman (Women’s Epee), and her teammate Amita Berthier (Women’s Foil) have qualified by winning their respective events