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Championships 2026

Celebrating provincial champions and the future of KwaZulu-Natal fencing.

Northwood School, Durban
Two fencers competing on the piste at the 2026 Fencing KZN Championships at Northwood School, Durban
On the piste at Northwood School — a day of determination, discipline and competition.
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Weapons
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Age groups
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Recorded categories

A province united on the piste

Fencing KwaZulu-Natal proudly celebrates every athlete who competed at the 2026 provincial championships. Fencers from across the province came together for a day of sporting excellence, from experienced seniors to emerging young athletes.

Foil, épée and sabre featured across senior, Under-20, Under-17, Under-15 and Under-13 categories — a showcase of the dedication and competitive spirit driving fencing forward in KZN.

Championship highlights

Three senior titles

Mitchum Blakeman

Provincial champion in Senior Men's Épée, Senior Foil Open and Senior Sabre Open.

Two épée crowns

Gianna McIntosh

Gold in both Senior Women's Épée and Under-17 Women's Épée.

The next generation

Young champions, big futures

Kenley McIntosh claimed two age-group épée titles, with Danica McIntosh and Salahuddin Ally winning Under-15 and Under-13 gold respectively.

Fencers gathered around the Maestro Fencing School banner at Northwood School during the 2026 KZN Championships
Beyond the medals: fencers together at Northwood School.

The medal roll

Congratulations to our provincial champions and medallists. Every result reflects hard work, commitment and determination.

Senior

Foil Open

Gold
Mitchum Blakeman
Silver
Kevin Meyer
Bronze
Kaylene UganarainRyan Prigge

Women's Épée

Gold
Gianna McIntosh
Silver
Georgia Lombard
Bronze
Sinead Kaidence Samputh

Men's Épée

Gold
Mitchum Blakeman
Silver
Kevin Meyer
Bronze
Ryan PriggeJosh McFarlane

Sabre Open

Gold
Mitchum Blakeman
Silver
Aaron Drimmie
Bronze
Ryan PriggeKevin Meyer

Under-20

Men's Épée

Gold
Noah Garvin
Silver
Christian Johnson
Bronze
Josh McFarlane

Sabre Open

Gold
Aaron Drimmie
Silver
Christian Johnson
Bronze
Kaylene UganarainNoah Raghoo

Under-17

Women's Épée

Gold
Gianna McIntosh
Silver
Danica McIntosh
Bronze
Georgia LombardKaylene Uganarain

Men's Épée

Gold
Kenley McIntosh
Silver
Christian Johnson
Bronze
Noah GarvinAahil Hoosen

Sabre Open

Gold
Christian Johnson
Silver
Noah Raghoo
Bronze
Kaylene UganarainSinead Kaidence Samputh

Under-15

Women's Épée

Gold
Danica McIntosh
Silver
Makayla Reddy
Bronze
Ellianna Naidoo

Men's Épée

Gold
Kenley McIntosh
Silver
Dominic Geekie
Bronze
Aahil HoosenTreylin Sewlall

Under-13

Men's Épée

Gold
Salahuddin Ally
Silver
Bryce Eaglestone
Bronze
Delon AbrahamsPhilip Leuschke

These are the categories for which medallists were recorded. Please refer to the official results for the complete event listing.

More than medals

Provincial championships give athletes valuable competitive experience, a way to measure their progress and the opportunity to challenge themselves against their peers.

Fencing KZN remains committed to growing participation, strengthening club development and making the sport accessible to more young people across KwaZulu-Natal. A stronger development pathway and more regular, high-quality competition help athletes progress from their first experience on the piste to provincial, national and international competition.

Every athlete who stepped onto the piste contributed to the success of this year's championships.

Thank you to the coaches, clubs, referees, officials, volunteers, parents and supporters whose commitment makes these events possible. Congratulations to all our 2026 competitors and medallists — your sportsmanship and determination are building the future of fencing in our province.

We look forward to seeing you back on the piste!