February 2026 NAC Day 1 Recap: Staying Focused, One Touch at a Time

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The February 2026 North American Cup opened in Cincinnati with fifteen national titles decided on Day 1, across junior, Division I and veteran events.

The February 2026 North American Cup opened in Cincinnati with fifteen national titles decided on Day 1, across junior, Division I and veteran events.

Junior and Division I champions

Veteran champions

A return after two years out

Paul Epply-Schmidt's Vet-60 Men's Foil gold came after two years away from competition due to injury. Returning to a national event after that long a gap and winning it is a useful counterweight to the idea that a season missed is a career derailed.

Saber results on Day 1

Sophia Kovacs won Division I Women's Saber and Franklin Rea took Veteran Men's Saber — a senior-level national title and a veteran title on the same day. Division I is the deepest domestic bracket, open to fencers with the required national points, and Women's Saber routinely draws international-level competitors.

What Day 1 tells a new family

Fifteen finals in one day, spanning ages from juniors to Vet-80, is a fair picture of how broad USA Fencing's national calendar really is. A fencer who starts at a club this season can have a realistic local and regional competition plan within a year, and the national events are there when the results support it.

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Official USA Fencing source: February NAC 2026 Day 1 Recap: Staying Focused, One Touch at a Time — published February 12, 2026.

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