First steps
Started fencing in South Florida.
BENJAMIN GUREWICH
Benjamin is 16, left-handed, and fences men’s sabre. He lives in Parkland, Florida, and fences for Israel in Cadet and Junior events.

Benjamin was born in New York, lived in Israel as a small child and grew up in Parkland, Florida. He holds U.S. and Israeli citizenship and fences for Israel. His name is spelled Gurewich in the United States and Gurevich in Israeli and FIE records.
He began fencing in June 2017 at age six.
He trains in Florida and New York with Archil Lortkipanidze and competes on the FIE Cadet and Junior World Cup circuit.
Started fencing in South Florida.
Won Y12 Men’s Sabre at the Stas Krivosheev Memorial.
Earned E23, D23 and C23 in 2023, then renewed C in 2024 and 2025.
12th at USA Fencing Summer Nationals (B26 earned) and 12th at the January SJCC; bronze at his first FIE Cadet World Cup, Bogotá, Colombia.








Benjamin was often the smallest fencer in his pool, and he never backed down from taller opponents.


Ben completed the USA Fencing Junior Coach program and helps children and beginner fencers learn the basics of fencing.
Explore Coach BenBenjamin’s long-term goal is to qualify for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. In 2026–27 he fences the Cadet and Junior World Cup circuit, the European Championships and the World Championships.
See the competition pathwayNext event: FIE Cadet & Junior World Cup · Dormagen, Germany · November 6–7, 2026