Northwest Fencing Center
Oregon’s premier location for epee and foil fencing
NWFC began as a group of dedicated fencing athletes and quickly grew to become a pioneer of fencing in Oregon. Today, we continue to grow and are known as an international training and competition hub.
In 2022, we moved to our new facility in Tigard, Oregon, designed and built just for us. With 21 strips, a cushioned flooring system, and all-new gear, we can’t wait to see where this step takes us next.
Our Coaches and Administrative Staff are dedicated to providing a supportive, inspiring, and fun atmosphere. Our goal is to foster a love of the sport and the growth of the athlete, both on the strip and off.
At NWFC, we are a community of friends, colleagues, and athletes. We are committed to providing the best possible instruction for you or your athlete in an encouraging, yet challenging environment.
Announcements:
Announcing The Athena Project!
Summer camp august 11th–17th, 2024
The Athena Project is an all-new NWFC initiative. Designed to support women and girls in fencing, this summer camp will turn our 20,000-square-foot facility into a women-only space for an entire week.
NWFC Provides Foil and Epee Fencing…
Intro Sessions
Tournaments
Kids Parties
Classes
Open Bouting
Camps
Membership
Private Lessons
Staff Events
Fencing Classes for Beginners
Intro Sessions for all ages!
We have Intro Sessions for athletes of all ages! Fencing is a lifelong sport and we have members ages 7 to 70. If you or your child is interested in trying fencing, sign up for one of our 4-week Intro Sessions!
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Our Team
NWFC welcomes all to enjoy the sport of fencing. Reach out to the Front Desk for questions about fencing classes, camps, or training at our facility. Talk to a Coach for guidance on individual training.
Recent News
Amelia Nason
Amelia Nason found fencing in sixth grade after trying nearly every other sport and finding she didn’t care for catching, throwing, or running. Instead, the fencing center in Beaverton with a curiously named “Pit of Despair,” which demanded an entirely different skill set, captivated her for all of middle and high school.
Callan McLoudrey
While watching the 2012 Olympics, Callan McLoudrey first saw fencing and was instantly hooked and knew epee was his weapon! That fall, he started in a Park District class and, by December of that year, had joined a local club – Metro Chicago Fencing. In the Fall of 2013, he committed to commuting from the suburbs to downtown Chicago to be a member at Windy City Fencing.
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Ready to start fencing?
Register for a class! Use the Training Scheduler to add the class to your cart, then checkout. If you have more questions contact the Front Desk. Complete the registration questions, then you’re ready to start fencing at NWFC!