Since winning third place when they debuted at the Beijing International School Fencing Tournament, Kaiwen Academy (KWA)’s young fencers have been preparing for and looking forward to another opportunity to display their skills. On June 10, 2018, they won runner-up at the 7th Beijing International School Fencing Tournament after crossing swords with nearly 240 teenage fencers.

As more and more students choose to learn fencing, the KWA Fencing Team has been growing. The young fencers did not get cold feet facing a competition of this scale. Before the competition, all of them could hardly sit still and itched to have a go.

Su Yufan from the U8 Women’s Epee Team won a place in the top 8 at the last tournament. After that, she trained hard and won first place this time.

Xu Wenxin, practicing with a down-to-earth attitude and fighting calmly during the competition, successfully defended her U8 Women’s Foil Championship with confidence and superb skills.

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Kaiwen Sports Academy, a subsidiary of Kaiwen International Education, is gradually developing into a leading youth sports service provider in China. By integrating various resources, providing youth sports training, introducing youth sports events, and holding youth camp activities, Kaiwen Sports Academy is trying to realize the essence of sports—character education—and create more room for children to grow.