The Events

Events Contested

The November NAC (North American Cup) in Fort Worth is a national-level fencing competition hosting elite events across multiple age groups. This tournament is a critical opportunity for fencers to earn national points, improve their USA Fencing ratings, and qualify for international competitions and national championships. The November NAC features some of the most competitive divisions in USA Fencing, attracting top talent from across the country.

Events

• Division I
• Cadet (U17)
• Y14 (U14)
• Cadet Team

What the Events Mean

• Division I: The premier competitive division open to fencers aged 13 and older with no rating restrictions. Division I events are the highest level of domestic competition and serve as qualification pathways to World Cups, Pan American Championships, and Olympic team selection.
• Cadet (U17): For fencers aged 17 and under (as of January 1 of the current fencing season). Cadet events are internationally recognized and serve as pathways to Cadet World Championships and Youth Olympic Games qualification. This is a critical division for developing high-level competitive skills.
• Y14 (U14): For fencers aged 14 and under (as of January 1 of the current fencing season). Y14 events showcase emerging young talent and provide early competitive experience at the national level. This division helps prepare fencers for future Cadet and Junior competition.
• Cadet Team: Team competition for Cadet-aged fencers, where clubs or regional teams of three fencers compete together. Team events emphasize strategy, collaboration, and tactical fencing while building camaraderie among teammates.

Each event at the November NAC offers high-level competition and valuable rating and ranking opportunities for fencers pursuing national and international competitive goals.