USA Fencing is developing a new training center and national academy for the sport outside of Boston, part of wider efforts ...

USA Fencing Minnesota announced it will only sanction mixed-gender events in response to new policies preventing trans athletes from competing in women's competitions.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation into USA Fencing on Tuesday following fencer Stephanie Turner’s protest against competing with a transgender athlete. Turner’s ...

Wagner College, a small, private liberal arts college on Staten Island in New York has agreed to comply with the Trump ...

STOW — MetroWest will soon become home for the U.S. National Training Center for the Olympic & Paralympic sport of fencing, ...

USA Fencing's board of directors voted to amend its current policy that prioritized states with LGBTQ-friendly laws for host sites for competitions and a policy that may have prevented the playing ...

USA Fencing's current transgender and non-binary athlete policy was enacted in 2023 and allows athletes to participate in sanctioned events "in a manner consistent with their gender identity ...

USA Fencing enacted its current transgender and non-binary athlete policy in 2023, which it said is based on the principle that everyone should have the ability to participate in sports and was ...

USA Fencing regulations allow transgender athletes to compete in events against the “gender opposite of the gender associated with the sex assigned at birth.” ...

Stephanie Turner, 31, took a knee instead of fencing against Redmond Sullivan, a 20-year-old who was born biologically male, at USA Fencing’s Cherry Blossom Open in Maryland on March 30.

College Park, Md. — USA Fencing disqualified a fencer from a women's tournament in Maryland after she refused to face an opponent whom she says is transgender. Stephanie Turner was competing on ...

USA Fencing told ABC News on Thursday that the decision to disqualify Turner from the tournament was "not related to any personal statement" but because she refused to fence an "eligible opponent ...