Register for the NZ Junior (U20) Champsionships here:
https://www.registernow.com.au/secure/Register.aspx?E=44636
Participant list individuals:
https://www.registernow.com.au/secure/ParticipantList.aspx?E=44636
As you will be aware, due to closed borders, the Oceania Junior (U20) tournament scheduled in Auckland in September will instead be the NEW ZEALAND Junior (U20) Championship.
Due to the reduction in expected entries, the tournament, originally scheduled for 3 days (10th to 12th September) will now be condensed to 2 days only (Saturday and Sunday - 11th and 12th September).
The Oceanic Fencing Confederation has advised that, due to many countries being unable to send teams to compete, the Oceanic Junior (U-20) Championships planned for September 10th – 12th in Auckland this year has been cancelled.
The tournament will instead be the New Zealand Junior (U-20) Fencing Championships on the same dates, and the Oceanic Teams Competition will be replaced by a NZ National Regional Teams competition..
Why does Fencing New Zealand need a privacy officer?
As well as being required by law, having a privacy officer is useful for FeNZ.
Good privacy builds trust with members and other stake holders and enhances FeNZ reputation. The internal privacy adviser who is familiar with the business and privacy law adds value to FeNZ.
Why does Fencing New Zealand need a CFC22 Project Manager?
The Commonwealth Senior and Veteran Fencing Championships, due to be held in London in August 2022, is now to be combined with the Cadet and Junior Championships.
This will see New Zealand send its largest team to an overseas event ever.
The Fencing New Zealand Officiating Commission is looking for new members.
The Officiating Commission oversees the organisation and refereeing of fencing competitions in New Zealand. Its mission statement is:
The mission of the Officiating Commission is to review rules and regulations, to organise training and selection of officials to officiate at Fencing New Zealand competitions.
The FeNZ Covid-19 sub committee has reviewed the current situation and elevated Covid-19 alert level status in the Wellington region.
Based on the information available at this point, and following the advice from the FeNZ medical officer, the recommendation is to continue as planned with the President’s Cup this weekend.
The COVID19 Committee advises that unless the whole country is in Level 1, the President's Cup will be postponed. Wellington is currently under a 72 hour Level 2 restriction. The Committee will continue to monitor developments and will make a decision on the President's Cup on Monday or Tuesday.
