Oman's best-ever regional performance: 31 fencers returned from Bahrain with 36 medals (13 gold, 11 silver, 12 bronze) across cadet, junior and youth categories.

Jana Al Sharji, Israa Al Siyabi and Salma Al Daghishi claimed the first Asian-level women's team bronze medal for Oman.

Development centers tournament for young athletes, held at Al-Rustaq Sports Complex under the patronage of HH Ahmed Ghalib Al Said.

Inaugural edition of the GCC Youth Games: Oman's fencers claimed 11 medals including team gold in women's épée and individual gold in cadet men's épée.

First appearance of Omani fencers on the Mediterranean podium, medals across junior and youth categories.

Oman's national team competed against the region's top fencers in Amman and took home multiple medals.

Third edition of the national championship with eight clubs competing at Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex. Al Moutaism Al Maskari and Salma Al Daghishi claimed the junior foil and women's épée titles respectively.

Oman's first regional podium finish, bronze medal at the Arab Fencing Championship, a milestone moment for the young national programme.

Five fencers travelled to Doha under head coach Hisham Ali Karshood and came home with five medals: two gold for Israa Bint Al Saif Al Siyabi in women's individual epee and women's individual foil, bronze for Ahmed Anwar Keskes and Al Harith Bin Salem Al Harthi in men's individual epee, and bronze for Ali Al Busaidi in men's individual foil.

The Oman Fencing Committee took part in the 39th General Assembly of the Fencing Confederation of Asia, represented by Chairman Khalid bin Said Al Shu'bi.

An awareness lecture on the importance of sound nutrition and its role in supporting athletes' health and improving sporting performance, delivered by Dr Fathiya Al Rashdi to roughly 65 athletes and parents at the Seeb Sports Stadium.