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Quinn Crum of Providence takes a break between fencing bouts at the Junior Olympics at the Baltimore Convention Center Sunday evening. Crum, 15, was one of about 1,500 athletes from around the country, including about 30 from the Rhode Island area competing at the event.
Photos by Timothy C. Barmann / The Providence Journal
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Fencing is a sport of passion and precision, and for two decades, Rhode Island Fencing Academy owners Alex and Jill Ripa have shared their love and knowledge with thousands of students, some of whom have risen to the highest levels of this perennial Olympic sport.