The Ontario Fencing Association is launching its fourth High Performance Development Program (HPDP) for 2019-2020. Aimed at the Train to Train, Train to Compete and Train to Win categories, the program’s goal is to offer high level training opportunities to fencers everywhere in the province.
The program consists of the same pattern compared to the program of previous years. Each weapon will have their training camps organized separately but some might be held at the same location and at the same time for logistic reason. Each of the three Weapon Coordinators will be in charge to planning the training camps and the follow-up with the athletes.
For more information and to register, please refer to the OFA HPDP Information Page.
Location:
Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Place
100 Princes’ Blvd
Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
Tentative Event Schedule
Subject to change based on numbers. Times indicate close of registration. Fencing will begin at most 30min past close of registration.
| Time | March 13, 2020 International Youth Challenge |
March 14, 2020 Ontario Provincial Championships |
March 15, 2020 Ontario Provincial Championships |
| 8:00am | U9MF, U9WF, U9ME, U9WE, U13MF, U13WF, U13ME, U13WE |
SMF, SWE, SWS, JWF, JME | SME, SWF, SMS, JWE, JMF |
| 10:00am | U9MS, U9WS, U13MS, U13WS | ||
| 1:30pm | U11MF, U11WF, U11ME, U11WE,, U11MS, U11WS, U15MF, U15WF,U15ME, U15WE |
CWE, JMS, CMF, CWS, VXF | JWS, CME, CWF, CMS, VXE, VXS |
| 3:30pm | U15MS, U15WS |
Note: All who wish to participate must hold a Competitive or Recreational CFF/OFA Fencing license or an equivalent license from the participant’s home federation.
Age Categories:
Please refer to the CFF Age Category specifications, calculated based on the athlete’s age on December 31, 2019.
Veterans: Born in or before 1979
Senior: Born in or before 2006
Junior(U20): Born between 2000 and 2006
Cadet(U17): Born between 2003 and 2006
U15: Born in or after 2005
U13: Born in or after 2007
U11: Born in or after 2009
U9: Born in or after 2011
Registration Fees:
Pre-registration will close on March 1, 2020 at midnight
Administrative Fee (non-refundable): $50
Event Fees: $60 per event
Late Pre-Registration will close on March 9th, 2020 at midnight:
Administrative Fee (non-refundable): $100
Event Fees: $120 per event
On-site registration will be considered on a case-by-case basis, at $300 per event.
REFUNDS: No refunds are permitted other than due to exceptional cases, such as medical emergencies or injuries that prevent the registrant from competing (or as otherwise specifically detailed above). Requests must be submitted in writing (via email), accompanied by confirmation from a physician, to be received NOT LATER THAN March 20, 2020. Note that the Administrative Registration Fee will be withheld in these cases of granted refunds (except as otherwise provided above).
Completed registration lists will be posted on a weekly basis at least. Please download the most recent registration lists below. If you do not see your athlete’s name on the list, please reach out to web@fencingontario.ca.
International Youth Challenge Registration List
Ontario Provincial Championships Registration List
Please follow THIS LINK to visit our Technical Information page, including details on format and material regulations.
HOST HOTEL
Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel
One Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J4
Please use THIS LINK to access the group rate before February 19, 2020.
RESULTS
CONTACT INFORMATION
General or administrative inquiries:
Email: info@fencingontario.ca
Date:
March 14-15, 2020
Location:
Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Place
100 Princes’ Blvd
Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
Tentative Event Schedule
Subject to change based on numbers. Times indicate close of registration. Fencing will begin at most 30min past close of registration.
| Time | March 13, 2020 International Youth Challenge |
March 14, 2020 Ontario Provincial Championships |
March 15, 2020 Ontario Provincial Championships |
| 8:00am | U9MF, U9WF, U9ME, U9WE, U13MF, U13WF, U13ME, U13WE |
SMF, SWE, SWS, JWF, JME | SME, SWF, SMS, JWE, JMF |
| 10:00am | U9MS, U9WS, U13MS, U13WS | ||
| 1:30pm | U11MF, U11WF, U11ME, U11WE,, U11MS, U11WS, U15MF, U15WF,U15ME, U15WE |
CWE, JMS, CMF, CWS, VXF | JWS, CME, CWF, CMS, VXE, VXS |
| 3:30pm | U15MS, U15WS |
Note: All who wish to participate must hold a Competitive or Recreational CFF/OFA Fencing license or an equivalent license from the participant’s home federation.
Age Categories:
Please refer to the CFF Age Category specifications, calculated based on the athlete’s age on December 31, 2019.
Veterans: Born in or before 1979
Senior: Born in or before 2006
Junior(U20): Born between 2000 and 2006
Cadet(U17): Born between 2003 and 2006
U15: Born in or after 2005
U13: Born in or after 2007
U11: Born in or after 2009
U9: Born in or after 2011
Registration Fees:
Pre-registration will close on March 1, 2020 at midnight
Administrative Fee (non-refundable): $50
Event Fees: $60 per event
Late Pre-Registration will close on March 9th, 2020 at midnight:
Administrative Fee (non-refundable): $100
Event Fees: $120 per event
On-site registration will be considered on a case-by-case basis, at $300 per event.
REFUNDS: No refunds are permitted other than due to exceptional cases, such as medical emergencies or injuries that prevent the registrant from competing (or as otherwise specifically detailed above). Requests must be submitted in writing (via email), accompanied by confirmation from a physician, to be received NOT LATER THAN March 20, 2020. Note that the Administrative Registration Fee will be withheld in these cases of granted refunds (except as otherwise provided above).
Completed registration lists will be posted on a weekly basis at least. Please download the most recent registration lists below. If you do not see your athlete’s name on the list, please reach out to web@fencingontario.ca.
International Youth Challenge Registration List
Ontario Provincial Championships Registration List
Please follow THIS LINK to visit our Technical Information page, including details on format and material regulations.
HOST HOTEL
Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel
One Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J4
Please use THIS LINK to access the group rate before February 12, 2020.
RESULTS
CONTACT INFORMATION
General or administrative inquiries:
Email: info@fencingontario.ca
The Ontario Fencing Association is launching its fourth High Performance Development Program (HPDP) for 2019-2020. Aimed at the Train to Train, Train to Compete and Train to Win categories, the program’s goal is to offer high level training opportunities to fencers everywhere in the province.
The program consists of the same pattern compared to the program of previous years. Each weapon will have their training camps organized separately but some might be held at the same location and at the same time for logistic reason. Each of the three Weapon Coordinators will be in charge to planning the training camps and the follow-up with the athletes.
For more information and to register, please refer to the OFA HPDP Information Page.
This 2-day, 3-weapon, training camp is conveniently located in Kingston, Ontario, a short drive from many urban centres in Canada and the USA. Fencers at all levels of experience are welcome, and it is a great tune-up opportunity before the April USFA NAC in St. Louis, and the Canadian Nationals and Can-Am tournament in May. Training is comprehensive and includes free/directed/team bouting, footwork/bladework drills, and structured warm up/recovery sessions.
Spend a weekend with fellow veterans (and pre-veterans) training in an adult-oriented camp at the spacious Royal Military College, and enjoy a social evening at Chez Piggy, a top-rated local restaurant. Lunch is included both days, and for fun, enjoy light sabre fencing!
Location: Royal Military College of Canada
Price: $150 per person for the weekend or $90 per day
Registration Link: https://askfred.net/Clinics/moreInfo.php?clinic_id=46273
Payment link: https://ontariofencingassociation.wufoo.com/forms/top-of-the-lake-veteranas-training-camp/
Hotel: The Delta, Holiday Inn, and the Sheraton are all located downtown with lots of amenities close by and five minutes from RMC.
Draft schedule:
Saturday:
1100-1115hrs Welcome & general info
1115-1145hrs Warm Up
1145-1200hrs Footwork Drills
1200-1300hrs Directed Bouting Scenarios
1300-1400hrs Light Lunch in the salle d’armes
1400-1430hrs Warm Up
1430-1515hrs Bladework Drills with Partners
1515-1630hrs Directed Bouting with Tactical Scenarios
1630-1700hrs Light Sabre Fun!
Dinner & Social Time 1830-2200hrs
Restaurant : Chez Piggy
Sunday:
0900-0930hrs Warm Up with M-balls & Functional Movement
0930-1000hrs Footwork Drills (med-hi intensity)
1000-1030hrs Bladework Drills with Partners
1030-1045hrs Recess/coffee break
1045-1200hrs Pool Bouting
1200-1300hrs Lunch at the Cadet Dining Hall in tracksuits
1300-1430hrs Quick Warm Up & Team Fencing Italian Style
1430-1445hrs Recovery Roll Out
1445-1530hrs iRest Yoga Nidra
1530-1600hrs Post event feedback & departure
More information can be found on the AskFred Event Link:
https://askfred.net/Events/moreInfo.php?tournament_id=45780
The Ontario Fencing Association is launching its fourth High Performance Development Program (HPDP) for 2019-2020. Aimed at the Train to Train, Train to Compete and Train to Win categories, the program’s goal is to offer high level training opportunities to fencers everywhere in the province.
The program consists of the same pattern compared to the program of previous years. Each weapon will have their training camps organized separately but some might be held at the same location and at the same time for logistic reason. Each of the three Weapon Coordinators will be in charge to planning the training camps and the follow-up with the athletes.
For more information and to register, please refer to the OFA HPDP Information Page.
