Seth Kelsey

Birthplace:  Santa Monica, Calif.
Current Residence:  Colorado Springs, Colo.
Coach:  Benoit Bouysset and Sebastien Dos Santos
Hobbies: Reading, cooking and sailing
Favorite Movie: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
Favorite TV Show: House
Role Model: Meriweather Lewis because he journeyed to places unknown and them came back to tell the world.
Family: Parents are Morton and Susan Kelsey. He has one sister, Holly.
Olympic Teams: 2012, 2008, 2004
Senior World Championship Teams: 2011, 2010 (Silver - Team), 2009, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2003, 2002
A high school fencer for four years in Oregon, Kelsey continued fencing at the U.S. Air Force Academy where he received the Athletic Achievement Award and was a three-time fencing MVP. Kelsey is now the Director of Sports Performance and Development for USA Fencing and is a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force Reserves
2009:

• Bronze - Lignano World Cup (Individual)
• Bronze - Lignano World Cup (Team)
• 14th - Senior World Championships (Team)
• 34th - Senior World Championships (Individual) 

2008:

• Gold - USA Fencing National Championships (Division I)
• 17th - Olympic Games

2007:

• 10th - Senior World Championships (Individual)
• 17th - Senior World Championships (Team) 

2006:

• Gold - USA Fencing National Championships (Division I)
• 19th - Senior World Championships (Team)
• 39th - Senior World Championships (Individual)

2005:

• 14th - Senior World Championships (Team)
• 36th - Senior World Championships (Individual) 

2004: 

• Sixth - Olympic Games (Team)
• 19th - Olympic Games (Individual)

2003:

• 18th - Senior World Championships (Team)
• 56th - Senior World Championships (Individual)

2002:

• Gold - USA Fencing National Championships (Division I)
• 13th - Senior World Championships (Team)
• 45th - Senior World Championships (Individual)

Personal

Weston "Seth" Kelsey is one of Team USA's all-time most accomplished epee fencers. A three-time Olympian, Kelsey was a member of the first U.S. Men's Epee Team ever to earn a medal at a Senior World Championships -- a silver at the 2010 Worlds in Paris. Kelsey anchored Team USA to a gold medal at the 2012 Senior Worlds and concluded his career in London with a fourth-place finish at the Olympic Games.