Mary Glen Haig, four-time Olympic competitor and IOC member Bill Hoskyns, 1958 World Épée Champion, Olympic Team Silver Medallist in 1960 and Individual Silver Medallist in 1964. Fenced in the Olympics a record six times (1956–1976), twice at all three weapons. Eight times British Champion, won four Commonwealth Gold medals and one silver at different weapons on separate occasions. The last British fencer to win an Olympic medal. Allan Jay, Épée & foil fencer; four-time national champion Ralph Johnson, Epeeist, six-time British Épée Champion, four-time Olympian, Commonwealth Games Épée Team Champion 1970, 7th in 1977 World Fencing Championships, three-time World Veteran Épée Champion (2004, 2005, 2008), two-time Commonwealth Veteran Épée Champion (2005, 2009), European Veteran Épée Champion (2003), 24-time Kent Épée Champion. Also British Under-Twenty Foil Champion 1967 and British Junior Foil Champion 1971 Richard Kruse, Foilist, the most successful male British fencer for several decades, reached quarter-finals (L8) at the 2004 Summer Olympics, in 2006 won silver medal in Men's Foil at European championships, pupil of Ziemowit Wojciechowski. First British fencer to achieve the world's top ranking in 2019. Raymond Paul, Double Commonwealth Games gold medallist René Paul, competed at four Olympic Game and won ten Commonwealth Games medals Fiona McIntosh, four-time British foil Champion, winner of the 1990 Commonwealth Fencing Championships and a total of 12 Commonwealth medals, four-time Olympian and finalist in Barcelona 1992, author and magazine writer Alex O'Connell, Sabreur, Cadet Champion in 2005, ranked as Junior World number 1 for a while in 2007, only Brit to qualify for 2008 Beijing Olympics via zonal qualification in Europe Barry Paul, Foilist, five-time British national Champion, three-time Olympian and Managing Director of the only manufacturer of fencing equipment in the UK Edgar Seligman, won British championship twice in each weapon, twice won the Olympic silver (épée) James Williams – Sabreur, reached L16 at the 2000 Summer Olympics Hungary Péter Bakonyi, Hungarian fencer (sabre), three-time Olympic bronze László Borsody, Hungarian fencing master Ilona Elek, Hungarian fencer (foil), two-time Olympic champion Sándor Erdös, Hungarian fencer (épée), Olympic champion Dezső Földes, Hungarian fencer (sabre), Olympic champion Péter Fröhlich, Hungarian master & Olympic coach Jenő Fuchs, Hungarian fencer (sabre), Olympic champion Tamás Gábor, Hungarian fencer (épée), Olympic champion János Garay, Hungarian fencer (sabre), Olympic champion Oskar Gerde, Hungarian fencer (sabre), Olympic champion Aladár Gerevich, Hungarian sabreur; only athlete to win the same Olympic event six times. Pál Gerevich, Hungarian sabreur; son