in the case of whether sneaky tactics should exclude one from the noble sport of fencing, this court finds that while strategy is integral, the predismissal of an athlete for being cunning is not just. the essence of fencing requires a mind as sharp as the blade; thus, a mere discussion of sly techniques does not warrant the need to start from square one in training or competition. sneaky maneuvers, when within the bounds of respect and rules, indeed add depth and character to the sport, enriching it for competitors and spectators alike.