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Lawrenceville School
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Moorestown Friends School
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Fencing at George School
George School Fencing is an all-gender program offering foil, épée, and sabre at both varsity and JV levels for athletes of all experience levels. The team competes against other private schools in a schedule of challenging meets.
Practices in the Fitness and Athletics Center (FAC) emphasize expert instruction, strategy, and sportsmanship — helping students build agility, focus and resilience.
As both an individual and team sport, fencing fosters confidence, discipline and camaraderie — preparing athletes for college opportunities and lifelong engagement in this tradition-rich discipline.
We have a terrific mix of experienced and novice fencers, and the team is growing in leaps and bounds. We’re going to make our mark quickly in our prep fencing neighborhood.” Eric Wolarsky,
Head Coach, Varsity Fencing
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Meet the Coaches
Head Coach Eric Wolarsky
Eric combines a strong background in competitive fencing with a passion for education. A former captain at Princeton Day School and Columbia University, he earned a bronze medal at the IFA Championships, was named Columbia’s team MVP, and was selected for the All-Ivy Academic Team. Now in his second year of coaching at George School, Eric emphasizes footwork and foundational skills while fostering teamwork and sportsmanship. His goal is to guide athletes toward competitive success and instill a lifelong appreciation for the sport.
