UB Fencing Club
Club founded
UB Fencing Club was founded in 2010, and the state sports portal lists it as one of the country's first clubs. The year 2010 appears on the club logo and team jackets.
About us
UB Fencing Club
One of the clubs that has built Mongolian fencing since 2010. Our own hall is on the 3rd floor of E-Mart, Khan-Uul district.
Our story
UB Fencing Club was founded in 2010, when fencing was just taking root in Mongolia, and trained its first fencers from scratch. Our pioneer E. Orkhon won Mongolian women's fencing's first bouts at the 2011 World Championships and the 2012 Olympic qualifier, and in 2013 she was the first to advance from the pools at the Asian Championships.
For years the club trained on the 3rd floor of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee building. It was named best club at the senior national championships in 2014, 2017 and 2022, and its women's team has won more national team medals than any other club.
On 8 February 2023 the club opened its own international-standard hall at E-Mart. Today everyone from age 6 to adults trains here, and club fencers represent Mongolia at the Asian Games and Olympic qualifiers. In 2026 the club co-hosted the first IUFC international club league in Ulaanbaatar with the federation.
What we believe in
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Sport for every child
Every child from age 6 should be able to try fencing in a safe, fun setting. The club provides blades, masks and protective kit.
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International standard
An international-standard hall, foreign and Mongolian coaches, joint training with the Hong Kong team. Our fencers train to compete at world level.
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Competition culture
The club runs its own tournaments every year. Fencing Passion 2023 drew more than 70 fencers, and the 2026 club championship 42.
Our fencers
National champions, Olympic qualifier medallists and the champions of tomorrow.
B. Amarzayaa, IM
Épée. Two Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifier bronzes (2021, 2024), Asian Games 2026. No.1 in the national ranking as of July 2026.
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B. Gerelmaa, IM
Record six women's épée national titles. She won her sixth in 2025 for our club.
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E. Orkhon, MS
The club's pioneer fencer. Won Mongolian women's fencing's first bouts at the World Championships (2011) and the Olympic qualifier (2012).
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Men's team, 2026
E. Dulguun, M. Munkhtulga, E. Temuulen, G. Sumiyabaldan. National team champions at Premium 2026.
2010 → 2026
Club history
Founded in 2010, UB Fencing Club is one of Mongolia's first fencing clubs. Its fencers have won national titles and medals at Asian and Olympic qualifying events, and they represent Mongolia on the national team.
16years of continuous activity
3×times best club at the senior nationals (2014, 2017, 2022)
2Olympic qualifier bronze medals (B. Amarzayaa)
3·5·1women's team national gold, silver, bronze, the most of any club
2010
2011
First women's win at a World Championships
E. Orkhon, one of the club's first fencers, won the first bout by a Mongolian woman at the 2011 World Championships in Catania. She was Mongolia's first woman fencer at an international event.
2012
First Mongolian win at an Olympic qualifier
At the 2012 Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifier in Wakayama, E. Orkhon won the first bout ever by a Mongolian fencer at that event.
2013
Through the pools at the Asian Championships
At the 2013 Asian Championships in Shanghai, E. Orkhon became the first Mongolian to advance from the pool round.
2014
First best-club cup
The senior national championships began awarding a best-club cup in 2014, and UB Fencing Club was its first winner.
2015
Training at the Olympic Committee building
A 2015 listing places the club on the 3rd floor of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee building, with a beginner fee of 100,000₮ a month.
2016No information found
2017
National titles and best club
At the Magnai Trade 2017 senior nationals, E. Bat-Erdene won the men's title and UB Fencing team 1 won the men's team event. The club was named best club for the second time.
2018No information found
2019
Took part in the senior nationals
UB Fencing was one of the 5 clubs at the senior national championship on 19-20 August 2019.
2020
Training paused for COVID
The club paused training in early 2020 after a government decision. After the children's nationals, Ts. Chinguun led the U8 boys' national ranking.
Medals at the children's cup
At the children's cup, Ts. Chingüün won U8 boys and M. Tsaschikher won U10 girls. N. Sünderiyaa, M. Oyuuntürüü and E. Manlai took silver and B. Misheel bronze.
10th-anniversary drawing contest
The club marked its 10th anniversary with the 'I love fencing' children's drawing contest, which drew 40+ entries from Ulaanbaatar and the provinces. Prizes were handed out at the club on 6 June 2020.
Best club at the children's nationals
At the Children 2020 national championship, the club won 4 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze and was named best club. M. Oyuuntürüü, E. Dölgöön, G. Raisa and E. Temüülen won their age groups.
Five medals at the amateur open
At the Open Piste 2020 amateur event, club fencers won 2 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze. G. Otgontögs won the women's event and O. Mönkhbat the men's.
2021
Bronze at the Olympic qualifier
B. Amarzayaa won bronze at the Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifier in Tashkent. For this result she received the Gold Medal of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee.
Sports titles awarded
Founding-era fencer E. Orkhon received the title Master of Sport, and Ch. Enkhbadral became Candidate Master of Sport.
Bam Bam Buff picture book
Bam Bam Buff, a children's picture book about fencing, went on sale at Internom, Azkhur and Mirnom bookstores. The club promoted it at the book fair.
Medals at the youth nationals
At the youth and junior nationals, four club fencers reached the U17 medal rounds, and G. Raisa and Ts. Tsogtsetsen won bronze.
«Selemt dovtolgoo» photo contest
The club ran an open photo contest with a full fencing kit, mask, blade, glove and free months of training as prizes. It was postponed because of the lockdown.
2022
Training resumes
After the pandemic restrictions, the club announced in April 2022 that it had resumed its activities.
National champion and best club
At the senior nationals, B. Amarzayaa won the women's title and the club's women's team took first place. UB Fencing Club won the best-club cup for the third time.
Gold and silver at Open Piste
At Open Piste 2022, club fencers Mönkhbat and Temüülen took men's gold and silver, and Onon won women's silver.
Autumn results
B. Amarzayaa won Fall Challenge 2022 and Ch. Enkhbadral took bronze. At the children's championship, M. Tsaschikher won U12 girls.
2023
New hall opens at E-Mart
The club opened its new training hall in the Sport Zone on the 3rd floor of E-Mart, Khan-Uul district, with a grand opening on 8 February 2023.
Fencing Passion 2023 tournament
The club's own Fencing Passion 2023 tournament ran for two days in the new hall, with 70+ fencers in the U8 to U16 age groups.
Club championship
The UB Fencing Championship 2023 was held in kids, cadet and junior categories. The club now runs it every year.
Three titles for B. Amarzayaa
In 2023 B. Amarzayaa became national champion and Ulaanbaatar city champion, and won the Novel Grand Prix 2023, where Ch. Enkhbadral took bronze.
2024
Team medals at Strong Fencer
Strong Fencer held team events for the first time. The club's U8 team and U14 girls' team won gold, and its U16 girls' teams won silver and bronze.
Second Olympic qualifier bronze
B. Amarzayaa reached the semifinal of the Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifier in the UAE and won bronze at this event for the second time.
Olympic Cup 2024
At the Olympic Cup 2024, club fencers won 3 gold, 3 silver and 5 bronze in individual events and 4 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze in team events.
Ulaanbaatar city championship
At the city championship, B. Amarzayaa won the senior women's event, and M. Tsaschikher, B. Ölziikhutag and N. Üjin won their age groups.
Fencing Welcome Day
For Children's Day, 1 June 2024, the club held an open day with try bouts, a drawing contest, a lottery and discount coupons.
2025
B. Gerelmaa wins a sixth national title
At the Premium 2025 senior nationals, club fencer B. Gerelmaa won her sixth national title and B. Amarzayaa took bronze.
Asian Cadet Cup
Club fencer B. Chingüün was part of the Mongolian team at the Asian Cadet Cup in India, where the team won 2 bronze medals.
Bronze in China
T. Nemüün won bronze in U12 girls' foil at the Jinnan Fencing Open 2025 in China.
Double gold at the Autumn Challenge
At the senior Autumn Challenge, B. Amarzayaa and E. Temüülen won gold and G. Sumyaabaldan took bronze.
2026
Men's team national champions
At Premium 2026, the 12th team national championship, the club's men's team beat Duel in the final to win the title.
IUFC League Ulaanbaatar 2026
With the Mongolian Fencing Federation and the IUFC, the club co-hosted the first IUFC League event in Mongolia at Khan Hills Sport Hall. It then held a one-day training camp with the Hong Kong team.
Club championship 2026
The annual club championship drew 42 fencers aged 7 to 17.
New foil and conditioning programs
From June 2026 the club's posts show foil training led by coach Raveen, and in September the club opened a strength and conditioning course for all ages. A morning class also opened for enrolment.
Asian Games appearance
B. Amarzayaa represented Mongolia in women's épée at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, winning 2 pool bouts and reaching the last 32.
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