Sponsor Wilfred Curioso

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 My name is Wilfred curioso. My family and I are immigrants from the Philippines. Below are my results. I am born and raised in Rhode Island because my father is a brown medical school fellowship graduate and medical professor now as well as a federal chief doctor at a government hospital in the capital. I now live in San Diego, California as a professional athlete for team Touche fencing center and lancet fencing manufacturer. For context, most of my family lives in San Fernando valley Los Angeles. My grandfather worked at a United States military naval base at subic bay olongapo, Philippines and has been bringing all his twelve brothers and sisters to the United States as our patriarch. Personally I like boxing and I am a huge manny Pacquiao fan. In addition to boxing I enjoy reading antiquated literature of Alexander the Great, Aristotle, Bhagavad Gita etc, writing poetry, listening to EDM and jack Johnson music as well as volunteering at homeless shelters because I would want to be there for the Americans who saved my family from third world poverty and gave us the American dream. I love foil fencing. It is my passion. I am from Rhode Island fencing academy and club where a very Buddhist, spiritual active meditation sports training was instilled in me. This situational awareness training for example is preparing for 13-12 losing scenarios or 14-14 scenarios at the senior FIE level in practice. My first international tournament in Paris I had won in the minime division. It was a great time to be alive as champion and hear my name defeat alex massialas in the finals shortly after seeing my USA flag risen with the national anthem played. The next two years I made cadet United States national team by also being top 8 senior travel United States national team and making international FIE senior points at World Cup. Things then changed when I graduated high school and that summer visited the Philippines. I saw extreme poverty for the first time. Living life in America I felt the bubble pop of my sheltered upbringing. My family came from dirt roads and tedious, laborious hard work. Funny story but very serious while my mother was pregnant with me, they had one car so she had to walk the hills of the capital in the New England winter alone. One day, a lady with a car that had holes in the seats yelled “pregnant lady get in my car it’s freezing” They are now my god mothers family. Without Americans we would not have survived. My grandparents and parents worked their lives to be Americans and I am working my hardest to make them proud. After seeing the Philippines and fencing there, I switched nationalities and competed for my family. I also began to volunteer at hospitals and homeless shelters more in the United States winning the United States presidential award from Obama. I then attended St. John’s university on athletic scholarship as a biology major. I won NCAA regional championships for the north east in my sophomore year but didn’t get to go to NCAA championships because my teammates finished the season first and second while I was third the same day I won as champion of tournament and in the actual physical battle in victory over both my teammates. My teammates went on to be Canadian olympic team and United States national senior travel team. Sophomore year was 2012 Olympics and I earned only bronze at the Asian Olympic zonals in wakayama Japan where the Olympian chosen is the gold medalist. I fought only up to the semi finals on the grand podium strip/piste. While in NYC, I trained with US Olympic coach Simon Gershon at fencers club, empire United with US Olympian Jed Dupree, Brooklyn bridge fencing under US Olympian dan Kellner, and then I went to five towns fencing with US Olympian jon Tiomkin. I’ve learned to hybridize my fencing style with the Japanese, soviets, and 2004 US Olympic team as well as my own experiences at the Olympic training centers of Asia. Hong Kong olympic training center, Singapore national stadium, Mongolia national stadium, Japan national stadium, China Wuxi national stadium, Russia olympic training center, Philippines ultra Phil sports complex OTC. After graduating university, I founded a university nonprofit chapter called “Global medical brigades” that gave food and medical supplies to malaria and typhoid stricken villages of Ekumfi Atakwa, Ghana. I saw my first death right in front of me. A man fell to the ground in seizure and I saw the light drain from his eyes feeling helpless as I called for help. This moment in Ghana pushed me to become a medical student at ross medical school. I competed two years but then I was given the opportunity to become a professional athlete in the Philippines national team where I won silver medal at southeast Asian games. As a professional athlete I decided to put on hold my medical school and pursue the Olympics again. Unfortunately I broke my hand and returned to the United States to train harder in New York City while working at south Brooklyn fencing club. I then went home to save money and started working as a behavioral specialist. After a few years working durkng Covid I returned to fencing but then went to work nearby my house at gold fencing club in Waltham Massachusetts. I hope one day to bring my family the glory and happiness they spent decades working hard for. ————————————————————— USA fencing coach license Safesport certification Background check certified by states of New York, California and federal background checks First aid certified EMT 911 medical professional Trained in Olympic training centers of Asia. Hong Kong olympic training center, Singapore national stadium, Mongolia national stadium, Japan national stadium, China Wuxi national stadium, Russia olympic training center, Philippines ultra Phil sports complex OTC, legnano sabbiadoro Italy national training center, tauberbischofscheim fencing club Germany, Budapest Hungary national stadium, London England national training center, Paris, France national training center. Warsaw Poland national stadium, Vienna Austria national stadium, samorin Slovakia national training center FIE senior World ranked at Asian championships, Asian games and southeast Asian games, top 16 FIE senior World Cup Montreal Canada Philippine national champion Cadet world championships Belfast, Ireland 12th United States national team Junior world championships Moscow, Russia Philippines national team Twice Senior world championships Russia Philippines national team First Filipino American NCAA division I men’s foil coach from Philippines national team athletics Professional national athlete USA fencing coaching license Safesport certified Coaching course certified EMT medical professional Behavioral specialist certified @wilfredcurioso Coach at Future stars fencing club CHINATOWN NYC QUEENS 134-32 35th avenue Queens New York city11354 NCAA yeshiva university men’s foil coach 500 w 185th street Manhattan New York City 10033 Head coach avenues the world school 259 10th avenue Manhattan, New York City 10001 Woodside fencing club LITTLE MANILA NYC 39-11 57th street Winter NCAA training camp Team Touche 11468 sorrento valley road, San Diego, California 92121 Team Touche fencing center coach and professional athlete 11468 sorrento valley road, San Diego, California 92121    Assistant coach Cathedral Catholic high school  5555 Del Mar heights rd San Diego 92130 Axis wheelchair fencing Intern at brown medical school veteran administration medical center Philippines consul general award USA fencing olympic and Paralympic committee leadership council 2013 president obama gold presidential volunteer service award 2017 president trump bronze Presidential volunteer service award USA fencing olympic and Paralympic committee asian heritage council Former NCAA division I brown university assistant coach Gold fencing club coach Waltham Massachusetts FIE world ranked cadet, junior, senior USA rated A United States national team cadet and junior 6 years Philipppines national team 7 years junior, U23, senior New England champion Y10 New England champion Y12 New England champion Y14 New England champion U16 New England champion U20 New England champion senior Gold Y10 US northeast Regional champion Gold Y12 US northeast Regional champion Gold Y14 US northeast Regional champion Gold U16 US northeast Regional champion Gold U20 US northeast Regional champion Gold senior US northeast regional champion Junior Olympics New England regional U16 champion Junior Olympics New England U19 champion Top 8 Y12 US nationals Top 8 Y14 nationals Top 8 Cadet u16 nationals Top 8 junior U19 US nationals Top 8 Division I senior US nationals NCAA division I big east northeast regional champion Bronze NCAA United States collegiate squad championships Gold Paris France CEP  Top 8 Poland World Cup Top 16 cabries France World Cup 5th Budapest Hungary World Cup  Top 3 U16 United States national team Top 8 U20 United States national team Top 8 division I senior United States national team Top 3 U20 Philippine National team Gold U23 Philippine national team Gold Senior Philippine national team Bronze Asian Olympic Qualifier 2012 Japan Southeast Asian games silver singapore Asian championships U23 bronze Mongolia