Coraline Vitalis

Coraline Vitalis established herself as a formidable force in international épée fencing, first securing a bronze medal at the highly competitive World Cup event in Göteborg, Sweden, in 2014. This significant breakthrough was swiftly followed by a gold medal performance at the prestigious World Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, in 2015, unequivocally solidifying her position as a world-class competitor. Demonstrating unwavering dedication and a precise right-handed technique, Vitalis has consistently achieved at the highest echelons of both individual and team épée events throughout her distinguished career. Her dominance on the European fencing circuit became increasingly evident in subsequent years, marked by a series of high-profile victories at the European Fencing Championships.

Her unparalleled success in 2023 was further amplified at the European Games in Kraków – Ma?opolska, where she led her team to another commanding gold medal victory, cementing her status as a consistent medalist across major international tournaments. The year 2024 brought Coraline Vitalis her first Olympic medal, a silver, in the intensely competitive women’s team épée event at the Summer Olympics in Paris, marking a career-defining achievement. Prior to this, she also contributed to a team bronze medal finish at the 2024 European Championships. Currently, Vitalis maintains her elite training regimen at the prestigious National Institute of Sport, Expertise and Performance (INSEP) in Paris, France, and continues to pursue competition at the highest levels, with clear ambitions for future Olympic Games appearances and further international accolades.