2023 NCAA Fencing Championship

Please find below a list of disability services that will be provided at Cameron Indoor Stadium for this championship. Prior to the championship, please feel free to reach out to our disabilities coordinators at 919-668-1267 to help make arrangements for your visit or if you have any special needs, questions, or concerns regarding our accessibility and accommodations.

Parking for Guests with Disabilities is available in the Whitford Lot (GPS Address: 110 Whitford Drive). Please note that ADA parking placards or license plates are required for ADA parking. One car only per placard. The lot opens (2) hours prior to the start of competition each day. If you need assistance or have questions about accessible parking on Duke’s Campus for events, please contact Duke Disability Management System at 919-668-1267.
Accessible Drop-Off & Pick-Up Point is available at the Whitford Drive circle (GPS Address: 110 Whitford Drive).
Accessible Entry - General Public Entry at the South Hall of Honor is accessible for guests with disabilities. Stadium doors open one (1) hour prior to the start of competition. Elevator access to the lower level is available behind Section 2 on the upper concourse.
Accessible Seating – is available on court level for guests with disabilities and mobility concerns on stairs. Please see the nearest Championship Staff Member for assistance.
Accessible Restrooms - All men’s and women’s restrooms are accessible for guests with disabilities. Men’s restrooms are located behind Section 1 and 9 on the upper concourse, on court level in the North Lobby behind Section 18 and Room 108 in the South Lobby. Women’s restrooms are located behind Sections 4, 6, and 12 on the upper level, the southwest corner between Sections 17 and 20 on court level and Room 107 in the South Lobby.
Gender Neutral Accessible Family Restrooms are Room 103T and Room 104T, located on court level off the South Lobby (below Sections 2 & 3). The restrooms are accessible for guests with disabilities, unisex and provide a changing table for families with small children.
Lactation Room is Room 102, located on court level of Cameron Indoor Stadium on the southeast corner off of the south lobby.
Wheelchairs and Other Assistive Devices are permitted in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Assistive devices (including walkers) may be stored on the upper level concourse outside the section vomitories. These devices may not impede aisles, walkways, or section entrances. Please see the nearest Championship Staff Member for assistance.

It is strictly prohibited to bring alcohol into Cameron Indoor Stadium. Individuals violating this policy are subject to ejection from the stadium.

There is no ATM inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. A Duke Federal Credit Union ATM is located by the Johnson Family Team Store located at in the Scott Family Athletic Performance Center. The ATM only dispenses cash ($20 increments) and does not take deposits.

Banners and signs are permitted inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. However, per NCAA Guidelines, no banners or signs may be hung from railings, etc. in-venue during the championship. The NCAA and Duke University reserves the right to prohibit or require the cessation of any display of a banner or sign that can be considered an advertisement, obstructs the view of other guests, obscures championship signage, or is determined to be obscene, vulgar, indecent, inappropriate or derogatory.

Hand-held still cameras are permitted for personal use only. No cameras with a lens longer than four (4) inches are permitted without proper media credentials. Video cameras and live streaming of competition action are not permitted during the NCAA Men’s & Women’s Fencing Championships.

A great variety of food items and Coca-Cola products will be available behind Section 6 at the concessions stand operated by Trident Provisions. All concession stands are CASHLESS - credit/debit cards only.

The NCAA and Duke Athletics expects all guests to conduct themselves in an appropriate manner at all times before, during, and after the competition. All guests must treat other guests, players, coaches and officials with courtesy. Please join us in creating a fun, safe, family atmosphere at Cameron Indoor Stadium by not:

Interfering with other guests’ ability to enjoy the game;
Using/displaying foul or abusive language or gestures;
Appearing to be intoxicated or in a diminished capacity;
Failing to produce a ticket upon request or sitting in a seat that does not match your ticket;
Entering the playing field or restricted access areas;
Smoking or using tobacco anywhere on Duke University campus;
Throwing objects onto the field or within the stadium; or
Otherwise being disorderly.

Guests should contact Duke Athletics staff or a police officer if they feel someone is not acting appropriately. Violators are subject to ejection and possible arrest. Repeated offenses will result in the loss of season or student ticket privileges. To report game day problems, unruly guests, or suspicious activity:

Contact the nearest stadium official or police officer
Text “DUKE (issue and location)” to 69050 – message & data rates may apply.
Call the Gameday Operations Center at 919-668-5777
On Twitter @Duke_GAMEDAY
Email Duke Game Operations at duaa-gameops@duke.edu.

General public doors to Cameron Indoor Stadium open one (1) hour prior to the start of competition each day.

General Public Entrances – The General Public Entrance for Cameron Indoor Stadium is located at the South Hall of Honor Entrance.
Media Will Call – The media will call for Cameron Indoor Stadium is located at the South Hall of Honor Entrance.

All purses, bags, and strollers are subject to search upon entering Cameron Indoor Stadium on game day. For more information on what is allowed in Cameron Indoor Stadium on game day, please see Prohibited Items section below in this guide. Please read carefully below to identify the proper entrance into Cameron Indoor Stadium and note the entrance opening times and other information relative to that entrance.

Please note that Rubenstein Pavilion will be closed from Friday, March 17 - Monday, March 27. The Duke Basketball Museum and Hall of Fame will also be closed Tuesday, March 21 - Monday, March 27.

During any emergency inside the stadium, follow the directions of the PA announcer, Duke Athletics staff, and emergency responders. Always designate a pre-determined location both inside and outside the stadium to meet friends and family in case you get separated or in the event of an emergency.

Upon arriving at your seat location, first find the nearest exit and then locate an alternate exit in case of emergency:

If you see or become aware of any activity that is unusual, suspicious or causes you concern, report the activity to the nearest police officer or event staff.

Emergency vehicles may be present in and around the stadium. Please do not obstruct the path of travel of an emergency vehicle or interfere with any of their operations. Vehicles blocking emergency vehicles, exits, or traffic are subject to being towed at the owner's expense. Please do not obstruct any exits or exit pathways.

Monitor the weather prior to the championship. Take the necessary precautions to protect your family and friends should severe weather be encountered before, during, or after the competition.

Therapy dogs, emotional support dogs, and companion dogs are not Service Animals as defined by the ADA and are not permitted inside Cameron Indoor Stadium during competition.

For first aid and emergency medical services, please see the nearest Championship Staff Member. Emergency Medical Operations are staffed by Duke Life Flight, Durham County EMS and Duke EMS. AEDs are available at Cameron Indoor Stadium. In case of emergency, please contact the nearest Event Staff or police officer for assistance or call Duke Police at 919-684-2444 or Durham Police at 9-1-1.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited. (Exceptions: Medical reasons, including pregnancy).

Duke University and Duke University Athletics are committed to promoting a safe environment for all game day guests. Guests are encouraged to make the right choice for their own safety and the safety of others around them.

Duke will continue to prioritize the health and safety of our extended community. We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before attending events on the Duke University campus. No proof of vaccination will be required for athletic events.

Guidelines are subject to change throughout the season. Please check GoDuke.com and follow @Duke_GAMEDAY on Twitter for updates leading up to game day.

Duke University no longer requires masks/face coverings for fully vaccinated individuals in outdoor congregate settings or inside most University owned and leased facilities, including Duke Athletics venues.
- Individuals who are unvaccinated are required to wear a mask/face covering in all indoor settings on campus.
- Please continue to respect an individual’s decision to wear a mask even if it is not required.
Guests should carry a mask and be prepared to wear it in the following game day settings while on-campus:
- Masks are required for all guests utilizing Duke Transit services – including the game day courtesy shuttles from the Yellow Zone and accessible lift-equipped vans for accessibility assistance.
- Masks are required for all guests in clinical and patient care areas – including game day First Aid/EMS locations and Athletic Training Areas.
Stay home if you feel sick. Guests should not attend a game if they have a fever, cough, shortness of breath, new loss/change in taste or smell, or have recently tested positive for COVID-19. Guests who begin feeling ill while at the stadium should visit First Aid/EMS on court level between Sections 17 and 20 or on the Upper Concourse behind Section 13.
An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is a contagious disease that can lead to severe illness, with individuals over 65 years of age and with underlying medical conditions being especially vulnerable. By attending an athletic event on the campus of Duke University, the individual assumes all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

If you are in need of assistance or information, please ask the nearest Event Staff member, text “DUKE [issue and location] to 919-808-5576 (message and data rates may apply), or contact Duke Game Operations on Twitter @Duke_GAMEDAY.

There is a lactation room (Room 102) located on the lower level of Cameron Indoor Stadium on the southeast corner off of the south lobby.

Items found should be turned in to the nearest police officer or event staff. Items turned into police or event staff will be taken to the home player-guest ticket window in Rubenstein Pavilion. Guests trying to locate items on game day should contact the nearest staff member. In general, to inquire about lost items please contact Duke Game Operations at 919-668-5658 or email at duaa-gameops@duke.edu. Unclaimed lost and found items will be retained for thirty (30) days following the event. After that time, any unclaimed items will be discarded.

Be sure to show your NCAA Pride by purchasing officially-licensed NCAA souvenirs at the Merchandise stands located at Section 5 on the upper concourse. The NCAA Merchandise stands open when doors open to Cameron Indoor Stadium one (1) hour prior to tip-off. The Johnson Family Team Store located inside the Scott Family Athletic Performance Center is also open during the Championship. Store hours can be found by visiting the Duke Stores website at https://www.dukestores.duke.edu/hours/.

NCAA Fencing Parking and Traffic Information (PDF) | Directions to Science Drive Garage| Directions to Whitford Lot

Parking Hours - general public parking opens two (2) hours prior to the start of competition each day.
General Public Parking - free parking is available in Science Drive Garage at 3100 Cameron Blvd. Science Drive Garage is a 5-minute walk to Cameron Indoor Stadium. Sidewalks and crosswalks are available along the designated game day pedestrian route. Please note that all game day entry/exit from Science Drive Garage is from NC 751/Cameron Blvd. (GPS address 3100 Cameron Blvd.
Accessible Parking for Guests with Disabilities - is available in the Whitford Lot (GPS Address: 110 Whitford Drive). Please note that ADA parking placards or license plates are required for ADA parking. One car only per placard.
Tailgating - in order to maximize available space for guests, tailgating is not permitted in parking lots during the NCAA Men's and Women's Fencing Championships.
Parking Disclaimer - Duke University assumes no responsibility for loss through fire, theft, collision, or otherwise to the car or contents. Vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk. Please lock your vehicle.
Parking Emergency Information - in case of emergency please dial 919-684-2444 for Duke Police Emergency Dispatch or 911 for Durham County. Duke Police will be the primary responder on-campus for emergency calls. Durham Police will be the primary responder off-campus for emergency calls. If an emergency occurs and authorities are contacted, please designate someone in your party to help direct emergency personnel to the emergency location.
Rideshare/Taxi Services – the drop-off and pick-up location for rideshare and taxi services is located at 148 Frank Bassett Dr.

All pets (including dogs) are prohibited inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. (Exception: Service animals are allowed to assist guests with disabilities).

NCAA Championship Programs will be available digitally at https://www.ncaa.com/gameprograms.

For the safety and game day experience of all guests, the following items are prohibited from entering the stadium:

Alcoholic beverages
All drones and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) – https://drones.duke.edu/policies
Artificial noisemakers
Balloons, balls and frisbees
Cameras with lens over four (4) inches
Coolers and containers (ice chests, thermoses, cups, bottles or other like continers)
Duffel bags and large bags greater than 14” x 14” x 8” (exception: medical & childcare reasons)
Hazardous materials
Illegal drugs
Items obstructing sightlines of other guests (umbrellas may not be raised in the seating bowl)
Laser pointers
Outside chairs (lounge chairs, folding chairs, etc.
Outside food and beverage (exception: medical & childcare reasons)
Pets (exception: service animals)
Selfie sticks
Shoes with wheels (wheelies)
Video cameras
Weapons of any kind (including pocket knives)

For the safety of all in attendance, bags/items are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Unattended bags/items found outside the stadium will be dealt with in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials, including but not limited to disposal. Duke University and Duke Athletics are not responsible for loss of any unattended items.

Duke University reserves the right to deny anyone or anything from entering the stadium. Any such items should be returned to your vehicle and/or discarded. All guests are subject to search before entering the stadium.

Guests may exit and re-enter with a valid championship ticket for the day of competition.

Restrooms in Cameron Indoor Stadium open when doors open one (1) hour prior to the start of competition.

Men’s restrooms are located behind Sections 1 and 9 on the upper level and on the lower level behind Section 18 in the North Lobby and room 108 in the South Lobby.

Women's restrooms are located behind Sections 4, 6 and 12 on the upper level, on the lower level in the southwest corner between Sections 17 and 20 and in the South Lobby Room 107. All men's and women's restrooms are accessible for guests with disabilities.

Gender Neutral Accessible Family Restrooms: There are two gender neutral accessible family restrooms (Room 103T and Room 104T) located on the lower level of Cameron Indoor Stadium on the southeast corner off the south lobby. The restroom is accessible for guests with disabilities, unisex and provides a changing table for families with small children.

Duke University Athletics welcomes trained Service Animals to Cameron Indoor Stadium. A Service Animal is a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. A Service Animal must be under the control of the handler at all times. A Service Animal must be leashed or tethered unless doing so would interfere with the task that it was trained to perform for the individual with a disability. A Service Animal must not show aggression toward people or other animals. A Service Animal does not bark, growl, or whine unless trained to do so as a warning sign to the handler. A Service Animal does not solicit foot or other items from the general public. A Service Animal’s work does not disrupt the normal course of business. Service Animals should wear current rabies vaccination tags at all times or provide proof of vaccination upon request. If a Service Animal is found in violation of these guidelines, the Service Animal will be excluded from the facility. Note: Therapy dogs, emotional support dogs, and companion dogs are not Service Animals as defined by the ADA and are not permitted inside Cameron Indoor Stadium during competition.

In North Carolina, Service Animals in Training have the same access rights as people with disabilities using a Service Animal. The Service Animal in Training must wear a collar and leash, harness or cape that identifies it as a Service Animal in Training. Service Animals in Training should wear current rabies vaccination tags at all times or provide proof of vaccination upon request. The trainer is liable for any damage caused by the animal while on Duke University property. Service Animals in Training must be under the control of the handler at all times, must be housebroken, and must follow all behavior guidelines established for fully trained Service Animals. If the Service Animal in Training is found in violation of these guidelines, the Service Animal in Training will be excluded from the facility.

Duke University is a Tobacco-Free Campus, including game days in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The policy prohibits the use of all tobacco-based products, including but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos, chewing tobacco, snuff, and electronic smoking devices (including e-cigarettes, vaping products, and IQOS). For more information on Duke University’s Tobacco-Free Campus policy, visit https://healthy.duke.edu/tobaccofree/.

Follow your favorite NCAA fencing institution through the championship. Tag your social media posts and photos throughout the NCAA Men's and Women's Fencing Championship with #NCAAFencing. For site-specific information and game day updates on parking, traffic and stadium operations, follow Duke Game Operations (@Duke_GAMEDAY) on Twitter

Stadium lighting effects may be used during the semifinal and final rounds of the championship. Guests suffering from epilepsy or other visual light simulation effects are advised to see stadium medical staff in the southwest corner of the court between Sections 17 and 20.

NCAA Fencing.

Per NCAA Championship guidelines, every individual two (2) years of age or older must have a game ticket for admission to the First Four/First and Second Rounds. Children younger than two (2) years of age do not need a ticket provided that they sit on a lap of a ticketed adult. All tickets will be scanned upon entry at stadium doors. Tickets are available through the Duke Ticket Office website at www.goduke.com/tickets. During the championship, ticket sales will be available at the South Hall of Honor Entrance to Cameron Indoor Stadium. Please note that tickets for the NCAA Men’s & Women’s Fencing Championship will be digital tickets that should be downloaded into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet prior to arriving at the stadium. For accommodations with printed tickets, please contact the Duke Ticket Office.

Ticket Prices

All-Session Tickets
- Adults: $30
- Youth/Student/Senior(55+): $15
Single-Session Tickets
- Adults: $11
- Youth/Student/Senior(55+): $6

Umbrellas are permitted inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. For the courtesy and safety all guests we ask that umbrellas are not opened inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. Please store your umbrellas under your seat so as to not affect the guests sitting around you. Umbrellas should not be left outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium or in the concourses.

All championship competition video footage rights are property of the NCAA. Video cameras and live streaming of competition are not permitted during the NCAA Men’s & Women’s Fencing Championships.

Wheelchairs and assistive devices are permitted in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The South Hall of Honor entrance to Cameron Indoor Stadium is accessible. An elevator in Rubenstein Pavilion provides access to the lobby and upper concourse (behind Section 2). Other assistive devices (including walkers) may be just outside the section vomitory on the upper level concourse. These devices may not impede aisles, walkways, or section entrances. Please see Championship Staff at the entrance to your seating section for assistance with any devices.

All tickets will be distributed electronically.

All Media Will Call will be located at the South Hall of Honor Entrance. Credential Entrance will be open two (2) hours prior to start of event.

Thursday, March 23	9 a.m.	Men's Epee - Rounds 1-3	Results
	11 a.m.	Men's Foil - Rounds 1-3	Results
	1:30 p.m.	Men's Sabre - Rounds 1-3	Results
Friday, March 24	9 a.m.	Men's Epee - Rounds 4-5	Results
	9 a.m.	Men's Foil - Rounds 4-5	Results
	9 a.m.	Men's Sabre - Rounds 4-5	Results
	1:30 p.m.	Men's Semifinals & Championship Bouts	Results

Saturday, March 25	9 a.m.	Women's Epee - Rounds 1-3	Results
	11 a.m.	Women's Foil - Rounds 1-3	Results
	1:30 p.m.	Women's Sabre - Rounds 1-3	Results
Sunday, March 26	9 a.m.	Women's Epee - Rounds 4-5	Results
	9 a.m.	Women's Foil - Rounds 4-5	Results
	9 a.m.	Women's Sabre - Rounds 4-5	Results
	1:30 p.m.	Women's Semifinals & Championship Bouts	Results

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