January 2026 SJCC Day 1 Recap: One Touch at a Time

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The 2026 Super Junior and Cadet Circuit opened in Memphis with four national champions crowned on Day 1.

The 2026 Super Junior and Cadet Circuit opened in Memphis with four national champions crowned on Day 1.

Day 1 gold medalists

Junior Women's Saber

Anna Suvorova won Junior Women's Saber on the opening day. Junior women's saber is one of the events where domestic depth has grown quickly, and an SJCC title there is a meaningful marker inside a season.

How an SJCC day runs

Fencers arrive early for equipment check, fence a pool round of five-touch bouts, then enter a direct-elimination bracket of 15-touch bouts. Seeding out of pools comes from victory percentage, indicator and touches scored. A champion may fence eight or nine bouts before the final.

Preparing for a first circuit event

Where saber development actually happens

None of the fencers on this list arrived here from a circuit event. They arrived from weekly club training: footwork, lessons, bouting, and enough local competition that a national venue stops feeling unusual. That is the same path we run in Bethesda.

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Train with us in Bethesda

Saber Nation coaches saber fencers from beginner classes through national competition at 4701 Sangamore Road, Suite LL2, Bethesda, MD 20816. See our saber fencing classes in Bethesda or contact us.

Official USA Fencing source: January 2026 SJCC Day 1 Recap: One Touch at a Time — published January 23, 2026.

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