Bartosz Piasecki

Bartosz Piasecki, a Norwegian fencer, transitioned from excelling on the Olympic stage, where he earned a silver medal, to a career as a mathematics teacher and sports administrator, inspiring the next generation of athletes. After securing the silver medal in the men’s individual épée event at the London Summer Olympics in 2012, Bartosz Piasecki established himself as a prominent figure in international fencing. This historic achievement marked Norway’s best-ever performance in fencing at the Olympic Games, significantly surpassing the nation’s previous record of an 11th place finish in 1984. Prior to his Olympic success, Piasecki earned a bronze medal at the U23 European Fencing Championship in Debrecen in 2009, showcasing his emerging talent on the international stage.

Holding a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Oslo, Piasecki’s diverse academic background underpins his analytical approach to both teaching and sports management. His unique blend of Olympic-level competitive experience, educational leadership, and administrative expertise positions him as a compelling voice for athletic development and strategic sports programming, continuing to shape the landscape of Norwegian sport.