Chloe Gouhin

Club: Nellya Fencers
Coach: Terrence Lasker
Family: Parents Sean and Vanessa Gouhin, younger brothers Sean Michael and Harmon Gouhin
Hobbies: Fencing and playing viola 
How She Started Fencing: Schoolmate’s birthday party at his fencing club
Favorite Fencing Memory: the first time she earned her A rating (with the support of her friends and family)
Current U.S. Ranking: No. 10 (Junior), No. 19 (Senior)
Current World Ranking: No. 94 (Junior), No. 293 (Senior)
Cadet World Championship Teams: 2019 (Silver)

Personal

Chloe began fencing at nine years old under the tutelage of Olympic Champion and Ohio State Coach Vladimir Nazlymov after being introduced to the sport at a friend's birthday party. She soon began climbing the youth ranks and qualified for her first World Team as a cadet in 2019, winning silver in her debut at the World Championships. Following Coach Nazlymov's retirement from Ohio State in 2018, Gouhin began training with Nellya Fencers in Atlanta, traveling back and forth between Ohio and Georgia on weekends and during school breaks.

Results

2019: 

• Silver - Cadet World Championships
• Silver - Cadet Pan American Championships
• Bronze - July Challenge (Division I)
• Ninth - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Junior)
• 10th - January North American Cup (Division I)
• 19th - Plovdiv Junior World Cup
• 20th - July Challenge (Junior)
• 33rd - USA Fencing Division I National Championships 
• 34th - Moedling Cadet European Cup
• 35th - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Cadet)
• 35th - January North American Cup (Junior)
• 40th - Segovia Junior World Cup

2018: 

• Silver - July Challenge (Cadet)
• Bronze - October North American Cup (Cadet)
• Ninth - Cadet Pan American Championships
• 11th - Godollo Cadet European Cup
• 12th - Sofia Cadet European Cup
• 12th - July Challenge (Division I)
• 14th - October North American Cup (Division I)
• 16th - USA Fencing National Championships (Division I)
• 17th - November North American Cup (Cadet)
• 17th - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Cadet)
• 19th - Sochi Junior World Cup
• 19th - Moedling Cadet European Cup
• 20th - July Challenge (Junior)
• 28th - December North American Cup (Division I)
• 43rd - November North American Cup (Junior)
• 44th - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Junior)
• 48th - Warsaw Junior World Cup
• 55th - January North American Cup (Junior)
• 56th - Eislingen Cadet European Cup

2017: 

• Gold - USA Fencing National Championships (Y14)
• Bronze - Eislingen Cadet European Cup
• Fifth - November North American Cup (Cadet)
• Sixth - Konin Cadet European Cup
• Seventh - March North American Cup (Y14)
• Eighth - July Challenge (Cadet)
• 11th - November North American Cup (Junior)
• 14th - December North American Cup (Division I)
• 22nd - July Challenge (Division I)
• 24th - October North American Cup (Cadet)
• 28th - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Cadet)
• 30th - October North American Cup (Division I)
• 30th - January North American Cup (Junior)
• 51st - USA Fencing National Championships (Division IA)
• 53rd - USA Fencing Junior Olympic Championships (Junior)

2016: 

• Silver - November North American Cup (Y14)
• Bronze - December North American Cup (Division IA)
• Fifth - Pan American Youth Championships (Youth B)
• 12th - USA Fencing National Championships (Y14)
• 12th - USA Fencing National Championships (Division III)
• 15th - March North American Cup (Y14)
• 16th - November North American Cup (Junior)
• 17th - October North American Cup (Division II)
• 34th - March North American Cup (Division II)
• 35th - November North American Cup (Cadet)
• 45th - July Challenge (Cadet)
• 52nd - December North American Cup (Division I)
• 54th - October North American Cup (Cadet)

2015:

• 13th - July North American Cup (Y12)
• 16th - April North American Cup (Y14)
• 19th - November North American Cup (Y14)
• 58th - USA Fencing National Championships (Y14)

2013: 

• 45th - July North American Cup (Y10 Foil)