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Gerard Moreno

b. 1956

Paralympic fencer

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Born 1956. Gerard Moreno is an American fencer.

Gerard Moreno (born November 14, 1956) is a US Paralympic fencer, who has competed in the 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012 Paralympics.

Sports Slowly Gerard got back into sports; first with wheelchair tennis, then off-road wheelchair racing in which he won national titles. In 1996 he began his return to fencing competing in sabre and foil and has since competed on four World Championship Teams and 4 Paralympic Teams (Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London).

Noted Results

National 2012 US National Championships Foil & Saber - Silver Medalist – Virginia Beach, VA 2011 US National Champion Foil & Saber – Portland, OR 2011 North American Cup Foil – Silver Medalist – Kansas City, MO 2011 North American Cup Saber – Bronze Medalist – Kansas City, MO 2010 US National Championships Foil - Bronze Medalist – Dallas, TX 2010 US National Championships Saber - Silver Medalist – Dallas, TX 2010 North American Cup Foil – Bronze Medalist – Cincinnati, OH 2009 US National Champion Foil – Dallas, TX 2009 US National Championships Saber - Silver Medalist – Dallas, TX 2007 US National Championships Foil & Saber - Silver Medalist – Miami, FL 2006 US National Champion Foil & Saber – Reno, NV 2005 US National Championships Saber – Sacramento, CA 2005 US National Championships Foil - Silver Medalist – Sacramento, CA 2005 North American Cup – Foil – Bronze Medalist – Chattanooga, TN 2005 North American Cup – Saber – Silver Medalist – Chattanooga, TN 2004 North American Cup Foil - Bronze Medalist – Atlanta, GA 2004 North American Cup Saber - Silver Medalist – Charlotte, NC 2003 North American Cup – Gold Medalist – Palm Springs, CA 2003 US National Championships - Saber - Silver Medalist – Austin, TX 2002 US National Champion Saber – Orlando, FL 2002 US National Championships Foil - Silver Medalist – Orlando, FL 2001 US National Champion Saber – Sandy, UT 2001 North American Cup Foil - Bronze Medalist – Louisville, KY 2001 North American Cup Saber - Gold Medalist – Palm Springs, CA 2000 US National Championships Foil Bronze Medalist – Austin, TX 2000 US National Championships Saber - Silver Medalist – Austin, TX 1999 North American Cup Saber – Silver Medalist – Cleveland, OH 1999 North American Cup Foil – Bronze Medalist – Cleveland, OH 1999 North American Cup Foil & Γ‰pΓ©e - Bronze Medalist – Palm Springs, CA

International 2011 Pan American Zonal Championships Foil – Gold Medalist – SΓ£o Paulo, Brazil 2011 Pan American Zonal Championships Team Foil – Silver Medalist – SΓ£o Paulo, Brazil 2011 World Championships Saber – 16th place – Catania, Italy 2011 World Championships Foil – 20th place – Catania, Italy 2009 World Cup Foil – Bronze Medalist – Montreal, Canada 2008 Paralympic Games Saber – 16th place – Beijing, China 2008 Paralympic Games Foil – 15th place – Beijing, China 2007 World Cup Foil Team – Bronze Medalist – Montreal, Canada 2006 World Championships Saber – 16th place – Torino, Italy 2006 World Championships Foil – 11th place – Torino, Italy 2006 World Cup Saber – Bronze Medalist, Montreal, Canada 2005 World Cup Saber – 9th place – Paris, France 2005 World Cup Foil – 10th place – Paris France 2004 Paralympic Games Foil – 10th place – Athens, Greece 2004 Paralympic Games Saber – 17th – Athens, Greece 2003 World Cup Saber – Bronze Medalist - Seville, Spain 2003 World Cup Saber – Bronze Medalist - Atlanta, GA 2002 Pan American Zonal Championships Saber – Gold Medalist – Austin, TX 2002 World Cup Foil – Bronze Medalist – Austin, TX 2002 World Championships Saber – 10th place – Budapest, Hungary 2002 World Cup Saber – Bronze Medalist – Warsaw, Poland 2000 Paralympic Games Saber – 11th place – Sydney, Australia 2000 Paralympic Games Foil – 16th place – Sydney, Australia 2000 Paralympic Games Team Saber – 8th place – Sydney, Australia 2000 World Cup Foil – 9th place – Lonato, Italy 2000 World Cup Saber – 9th place – Lonato, Italy 1999 World Cup Foil – 9th place – Budapest, Hungary 1999 World Cup Saber – 13th place – Budapest, Hungary 1999 World Cup Foil – 11th place – Oviedo, Spain 1999 World Cup Saber – 8th place – Oviedo, Spain 1999 World Cup Foil – Bronze Medalist – Montreal, Canada 1999 World Cup Saber – Silver Medalist – Montreal, Canada 1998 World Championships Foil – 21st place – Euskirchen, Germany 1998 World Championships Saber – 12th place – Euskirchen, Germany

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Who is Gerard Moreno?

Paralympic fencer

When was Gerard Moreno born?

Gerard Moreno was born on 14 November 1956 in Los Angeles.

What is Gerard Moreno's occupation?

Gerard Moreno is a fencer.

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Gerard Moreno is American.

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Β· Wikipedia: Gerard Moreno

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