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    Just Joined Array
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    at my club, we're primarily Epee (yes, Epee rules). we have a good number of sabereurs now too although usually only one night a week is devoted primarily to saber. over the summer, because of the returning college fencers we have a fairly good number of foilists, but once the school year starts again epee reigns supreme. we have coaches in all three weapons and nationally ranked and rated fencers in each
    We do not se things as they are, we see things as they are-Anais Nin

    The goal of epee is to punish the weak- FCLI

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    Aside from the Stanford varsity fencers, we're weak on women's foil. Otherwise, we're pretty well represented in all other weapons with Men's foil the strongest (by far). Men's sabre is pretty strong, and the men's and women's epee being fielded by a bunch of french expatriates (they all speak french).
    =)=///

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