Limpopo Fencing Association

Limpopo Fencing Association

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Fencing in the Limpopo Fencing: considered to be the 2nd fastest sport in the world after fi****ms.

The fist club in Limpopo was "EreSabel Fencing Club", opened by Uwe Schröder (coach) and Lizette Gordon (first student) in the town of Mokopane, in May 1996. The 2nd club, "Polokwane Fencing Club" was opened by Jannie Calitz, on 2 November 2009. The Limpopo Fencing Union was constituted in 2006 and officially affiliated with South African Amateur Fencing Association (SAAFA) in 2010. The Limpopo ca

Photos from Limpopo Fencing Association's post 23/08/2026

Fencing Everywhere with Calibur 🤺

From introducing learners to fencing for the first time, to seeing young rural fencers train with real scoring technology.

A special thank you to Calibur Fencing for supporting our ETN project and helping us bring technology to the village.

Your contribution is making a difference!

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Photos from Limpopo Fencing Association's post 07/08/2026

They're off!
Today we wish our four Limpopo fencers every success as they travel to represent South Africa at the Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Lagos Nigeria.
Your dedication, discipline, and perseverance have brought you to this moment. Compete with courage, enjoy every experience, and know that your Limpopo fencing family is incredibly proud of you. No matter the results, you have already made history and inspired the next generation of fencers.

Limpopo Fencing Association (LFA) could not have done this without our sponsors. Heartfelt thanks to:
National Lotteries Commission
University of Limpopo
Bryte Insurance

We also want to thank Mitchum Blakeman, Lilla Gyovai, Adam van Ederen, Cailyn Duncan and Susan Agrella for their kit contribution.
Safe travels, fence with pride, and bring home unforgettable memories. We will be cheering you on every step of the way!
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30/07/2026

From a conversation to an international opportunity...
What began as a conversation between Renuka Ramroop, Chairperson of the Limpopo Fencing Association, and Barbara Bruderer Eichberg of Fechtgesellschaft Basel has grown into an extraordinary opportunity for two young female fencers from rural Limpopo.
Congratulations to Gloria Bopape (Ditlalemeso Fencing Club) and Thabile Matheta (Frans Mohlala Fencing Club), who are representing the E Tla Natšo Youth Project of the Limpopo Fencing Association at the prestigious Basel Fencing Training camp in Switzerland.
Our sincere thanks to Barbara Bruderer Eichberg, Fechtgesellschaft Basel, and coach Philipp Pleier for believing in our vision and investing in our fencers. We also thank the Limpopo Academy of Sport for making their journey to Switzerland possible through its support of their international travel.
This opportunity is about far more than fencing. It reflects our shared belief in development through sport—using sport to build confidence, broaden horizons, create international friendships, strengthen social capital, and empower young people to become leaders within their communities.
This partnership demonstrates what can be achieved when organisations come together with a common purpose: creating life-changing opportunities for young people who simply need someone to believe in their potential.
We wish Gloria and Thabile every success as they proudly represent Limpopo and the E Tla Natšo Project.
Opportunity changes lives.
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14/07/2026
22/06/2026

We are incredibly proud to announce that four fencers from Limpopo will be represent South Africa at the upcoming Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Nigeria.
This achievement is particularly significant as it reflects years of dedication, hard work, and the growth of fencing opportunities within our province. In the national squad are athletes who have risen through our development programme E tla natšo, demonstrating that talent, determination, and opportunity can create pathways to the international stage.
Representing South Africa at a major international championship is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but it also comes with significant costs, including travel, accommodation, visas, meals, and other tournament-related expenses.
We are therefore appealing to individuals, businesses, and organisations to help support these deserving young athletes on their journey. Any contribution, no matter the size, will help make their dream of competing for South Africa a reality.
If you would like to support our Commonwealth team, please contact us or send us a message.
Join us in wishing our fencers every success as they prepare to represent Limpopo and South Africa with pride!
SupportOurAthletes

12/06/2026

Another young woman empowered through sport ✨🤺
Through the valued partnership and support of the Women in Sport Trust, one of our fencers from University of Limpopo Fencing Club has been awarded a bursary opportunity — another reminder that Limpopo Fencing Association creates pathways far beyond the piste.
Living our motto of development through sport, we remain committed to empowering young women both in sport and in education.
Thank you to the Women in Sport Trust for believing in the potential of our athletes and for helping us continue creating meaningful opportunities for the youth of Limpopo.

09/06/2026

More coaches, more opportunities, more fencing. A huge congratulations to our three candidates who have successfully completed their Level 1 Fencing Coach Certification through Global Fencing Masters! The future of fencing in Limpopo is looking brighter than ever. 💪🤺

26/05/2026

A huge moment for Limpopo fencing 🤺🔥
6 of our fencers have made the Commonwealth U23 squad, with another 3 named as reserves!
What a proud achievement for the E Tla Natšo project and the University of Limpopo Fencing Club. From humble beginnings to national squad selection — this is exactly what development through sport is about.
We are super proud of all the athletes, coaches, and everyone who continues to believe in the growth of fencing in Limpopo.
The future is looking bright ✨

11/05/2026

Empowering women beyond the piste 🤺
Three of our female fencers from the Limpopo Fencing Association have successfully completed an accredited Sport Administration course—building leadership capacity both on and off the piste. This achievement was made possible through the valued support of the Limpopo Academy of Sport, whose investment in development continues to strengthen the future of sport in our province.
We are proud to see our athletes growing not only as competitors, but as leaders in sport.

Photos from Limpopo Fencing Association's post 11/05/2026

Medalists from our last Limpopo Provincial Competition

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Polokwane
0700

Opening Hours

Monday 05:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 13:00