In the heartland of America, nestled between the rolling bluegrass hills and the mighty rivers, lies the enchanting state of Kentucky. Now, don't let its serene beauty fool you. This is a land of hidden treasures, horse races, finger-licking good fried chicken, and believe it or not, a legion of nimble, quick-witted young fencers. Meet our hero, Billy-Bob Bluegrass, a ten-foot-tall, mint julep-drinking, banjo-playing Sasquatch who is the unofficial mascot of Kentucky’s fencing kids. Billy-Bob, with his fur as blue as the Kentucky grass and a heart as big as a bourbon barrel, is a sight to behold. He is the friendliest, furriest, and most foot-stomping, tin-whistle-tooting Sasquatch you'll ever meet. These young Kentuckian swordsmen and swordswomen are no regular folks. They're a lively bunch, each possessing a spirit as fiery as a dragon's breath, and a determination as sturdy as an oak tree. Walking into their fencing classes, you'd witness a spectacle that would make even a knight in shining armor break a sweat. Their eyes sparkle with determination, their smiles radiate confidence, and their quick footwork and sharp lunges are as swift as a shooting star. Billy-Bob, too, loves to get in on the action. With a fencing foil in his paw, he becomes the biggest, bravest, and funniest fencer in all of Kentucky. He doesn’t always get the point right, often stabbing marshmallows instead of the scoring pad, but his antics bring laughter, making the fencing hall echo with joy and camaraderie. And so, in the heart of Kentucky, under the watchful, twinkling eyes of Billy-Bob Bluegrass, the fencing kids of KY continue to train, laugh, and grow, embodying the spirit of their enchanting state, full of courage and full of heart.