Fencing rankings & results, where to find them

USA Fencing tracks two different things: your classification (the A-E letter rating) and your points ranking (national and regional standings). Here's what each means and exactly where to look your fencer, or anyone, up.

1. Classifications (the A-E letters)

Earned by placing at tournaments, these seed events and never expire (they carry the year earned, like "B24"). Full explanation in our ratings guide.

2. Points rankings (national & regional)

Separately, USA Fencing keeps rolling points standings by weapon and age category (Youth, Cadet, Junior, Senior, Veteran) that decide national-event seeding and team selection. Points come from regional (RYC/RJCC) and national (NAC) events.

• Official standings , usafencing.org/point-standings (national + regional points live in the USA Fencing member portal).
• Look up any fencer or club , FencingTracker is a free public database of USA Fencing ratings, rankings, club rosters and full bout history. The fastest way to see where a fencer stands.
• Top clubs by size , FencingTracker's largest-clubs ranking shows the most active fencing clubs in the country.
• World rankings , the FIE (international federation) publishes senior and junior world rankings and World Cup results.

Reaching the top

Curious how a fencer climbs from a first rating to the national team? Read the pathway to the Olympics.