Wheelchair fencing at the 1968 Summer Paralympics

Wheelchair fencing at the 1968 Summer Paralympics consisted of ten events, seven for men and three for women.

Wheelchair fencing
at the III Paralympic Games
Paralympic Wheelchair fencing

Medal summary

Men's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Épée individual
 Roberto Marson
 Italy		 Vittorio Loi
 Italy		 Serge Bec
 France
Épée team
  France (FRA)  Italy (ITA)
Vittorio Loi
Roberto Marson
Franco Rossi		  Great Britain (GBR)
John Clark
Brian Dickinson
Terry Willett
Novices foil
 Hans-Joachim Boehm
 West Germany		 Sasson Aharoni
 Israel		 Willi Schneider
 West Germany
Foil individual
 Roberto Marson
 Italy		 Vittorio Loi
 Italy		 Giuliano Koten
 Italy
Foil team
  Italy (ITA)
Giovanni Ferraris
Vittorio Loi
Roberto Marson
Franco Rossi
Germano Zanarotto		  France (FRA)  Great Britain (GBR)
Cyril Thomas
John Clark
Joe Slattery
Sabre individual
 Roberto Marson
 Italy		 Serge Bec
 France		 Wilfred van Brauene
 Belgium
Sabre team
  France (FRA)  Italy (ITA)
Giovanni Ferraris
Roberto Marson
Germano Zanarotto		  Israel (ISR)

Women's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Novices foil
 Shoshana Sharabi
 Israel		 Pequin
 France		 Ayala Malchan
 Israel
Foil individual
 Delattre
 France		 Elena Monaco
 Italy		 Sally Haynes
 Great Britain
Foil team
  Great Britain (GBR)
Valerie Forder
Sally Haynes
Shelagh Finnegan		  France (FRA)  Italy (ITA)
Elena Monaco
Gabriella Monaco
Irene Monaco
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