WEIRD Open 2023

Final Results

Longsword - Steel

1 David Miller Nachreisen Historical Fencing
2 Laramie Joseph Sword to Sword
3 Isaiah Johnson Arena Weapon Arts
4 Ian Cowen Vier Blossen Historical Fencing
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Rapier (Single) - Steel

1 Kevin Beahan Sword to Sword
2 Charles Turner East Texas Historical Fencing
3 Morgan Sinko Austin Historical Weapons Guild
4 Jeremiah De Clemente All For One Fencing
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Rapier (Single) - Women's+ Steel

1 Ashley Flowers Vier Blossen Historical Fencing
2 Ashleigh Cote Austin Historical Weapons Guild
3 Skye Hilton The Sword School
4 Dawn English Cymbrogi School of Western Martial Arts
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Sword and Buckler - Steel

1 Ian Cowen Vier Blossen Historical Fencing
2 Kevin Beahan Sword to Sword
3 Donny McKay Vier Blossen Historical Fencing
4 Jeremy Petersen Arena Weapon Arts
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Multiple Weapon

1 Zeke Rozell Cymbrogi School of Western Martial Arts
2 Kevin Franklin Tattershall Tulsa
3 Beau Hulgan Arena Weapon Arts
4 Clark Simon Dallas School of Historical Fencing
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Multiple Weapon - DO NOT TOUCH

1 Zeke Rozell Cymbrogi School of Western Martial Arts
2 Beau Hulgan Arena Weapon Arts
3 Kevin Franklin Tattershall Tulsa
4 Alan Beck Cymbrogi School of Western Martial Arts
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WEIRD Open is hosted by Austin Historical Weapons Guild. The event features multiple single-exchange weapons tournaments where the primary goal is to not get hit. The event is all-inclusive, one fee covers admission to any of the tournaments you wish to compete in, includes food and snacks all day Saturday and breakfast Sunday morning, as well as the ability to 'camp out' on the turf field. This year we are introducing the WEIRD Track, where fencers will fight the same opponent with three different weapons, back-to-back. This will be after our regular pools which are shrinking this year from 12 to 9ish to allow for two full rounds of fighting. Our Sunday time range has been expanded as well which means we are able to host a 3 vs 3 melee event, as well as bringing harnessfechten into the mix for the very first time! To close out, we want to remind people why we love hosting this unique event every year . It isn’t for the prizes or medals (though glitter trophies are the gift that keep on giving) and it isn’t about bragging rights (ok, maybe a little because who doesn’t want to say they are a weird champion). Instead, we are doing this for the love of the sport, the art, and most of all, for the community.
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