Luo, who has lived in Millburn with his family for nearly nine years, was selected to represent the United States in Men's Épée after becoming the top-ranked U.S. fencer in his age group and weapon, according to his family.
The championships brought together more than 250 fencers from more than 20 countries across the Americas. Luo won his event to become the 2026 Pan-American Champion in Men's Épée.
For Luo, the victory included standing atop the podium as the U.S. flag was raised and the national anthem was played. His family said the championship is an exciting start to the season and that they look forward to what comes next.
