So vital items:
- There are 10 teams in the league for sure, with two more possible
- Ergo, we are returning to the model of a two seasons ago and dividing the league into two division: East and West (we're in the East)
- There will be four meets (one a month) from October through January with the two finals (A-team and individual) in February
- The tentative dates are:
- 19 October
- 23 November
- 14 December
- 25 January
- 8 February (A-team final)
- 22 February (individual final)
- I will ask Mr. Mitchell and Coach Wright to let us, again, host one of the meets
- Epee is in! If a school wants to put forward a B-team in epee, the can (but do not have to) and the epee equipped B-teams will be pooled together
- Saber remains in the wings, at present, since there is a great deal of interest amongst many of our younger (elementary and middle) but not as much, presently, amongst high school--But the plan is to work towards it
- As the coach from Reynolds put it, "What a wonderful problem that will be." ;)
- Cape Fear Fencing has many elementary and middle school students who, along with us, make up the only sub-high-school group of fencers; so we're going to plan accordingly. Once we (myself, Mr. McCurdy and Mr. Freudenrich) know who we can safely enter into competition and Cape Fear has a similar count... We can plan for younger B-team(s) which would only face other younger B-team(s).
- This is not a for-sure-all-hands-prepare-for-launch-thing! Like much in school and sports, we will have to make choices and adjustments as we get closer to the season
- In order to avoid many of the problems in the last couple years at the individual tournament, all fencers must qualify to compete:
- In order to qualify, a fencer must have fenced in at least two out of the four meets in the regular season
- A-team fencers get a bye into the individual tournament
- B-team fencers will need to have won at least 25% of their bouts
Hey I my friends I tell you something can you give me answer. Unroll the chain link fabric on the ground along the fence line. Slide tension bar through the last link on the chain link fabric. Stand the fabric up and lay it against the posts. Fasten the tension bar (that you just inserted) to the terminal post with tension bands (already on the post). Use the carriage bolts with the head to the outside of the fence. Walk along the fence and take the slack out. Loosely attach fabric to top rail with a few wire ties.
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