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Al Buchwald took gold at: Gryphon Fencing Vet Men’s Foil – Placentia, CA James Mulligan won silver in both the Div II and Div IA events at Region IV ROC – Denver, CO.  His Div IA second place earned him his B2016 and qualified him for … Continue reading →

We all have a role to play in creating a healthy setting for sport. SafeSport helps raise awareness about misconduct in sport, promote open dialogue, and provide training and resources. When we work as a team, we can build a … Continue reading →

Every year Salle Santa Cruz brings all of our electric fencing gear and hosts a novice tournament for the kids at Bolsa Knolls and Gavilan Middle School in Salinas. Here are this years winners!

Hi all, The Navrati celebration held every year in the gym is again in session. To avoid missing so many fencing classes, I’ve made arrangements with the pastor so that we may fence  in the church sanctuary Tues and Thurs evenings … Continue reading →

We had 9 people competing in 5 of 6 events (men’s/women’s foil & epee and women’s saber). All that competed qualified. Congrats to the following! Division II Senior Men’s Foil James Mulligan Tristan Barca-Hall Division II Senior Women’s Saber Kaelyn Leake … Continue reading →

          For the first time in a long time UCSC had Intramural fencing, of a sort. It was a “come try electric fencing” tourney. Teams of three competed in a team epee tourney. 37 participants competed on 4 strips… and … Continue reading →

Once again Salle Santa Cruz will be co-hosting the Santa Rita Invitational at Bolsa Knolls Middle school in Salinas California. In 2012 there we 54 competitors. Last year we had 67 competitors competing on 7 electric strips. This year promises … Continue reading →

We are extremely excited to become a part of this years Santa Cruz Challenge, a structured 12-week HEALTH and FITNESS program/ contest! Check it out! http://santacruzlife.com/santa-cruz-challenge/ Salle Santa Cruz will open its doors to the Challengers the week of 11-8-2014. Helping folks … Continue reading →