Trinity Lowthian

Trinity Lowthian (born January 29, 2002) is a Canadian wheelchair fencer. She placed fifth in women's épée B, Canada's best Paralympic result in the sport.

Early life and education Lowthian attended South Carleton High School. While in grade ten and eleven, Lowthian became sick and spent time at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario. In 2018, she was diagnosed with autoimmune autonomic neuropathy. Lowthian is a lesbian.

Fencing Lowthian began wheelchair fencing in May 2022 with the Ottawa Fencing Club. She has no function in her lower body and competes in the B class. At the 2023 IWAS Pan Am championships, Lowthian, with Sylvie Morel and Amber Briar, won bronze in the women’s épée team event. At the 2024 IWAS Wheelchair Fencing Americas Championships, Morel, Briar, and Lowthian, again won bronze in the women’s épée team event.

At the 2024 Americas Cup, Lowthian won gold in women's B Sabre and épée and a bronze medal in foil. She competed for Canada in wheelchair fencing at the 2024 Summer Paralympics,

Lowthian has been recognized with the King Charles III Coronation Medal and the Ontario Premier’s Medal of Excellence.