Student athlete games have long been an important vehicle to improve sport development in Taiwan. To understand the service quality of student athlete games can not only enhance sport skills but also accumulate knowledge to organize sport events. Purpose: The purpose of the study was to understand the service quality of 2010 fencing sport event of Intercollegiate Athlete Games, which included constructing measure scale, describing the service quality, and analyzing the explained variance of service quality by demographic variables. Methods: The subjects were student athletes of fencing sport in 2010 Intercollegiate Athlete Games. Total of 170 valid questionnaires were collected. Data were analyzed through confirmatory factor analysis, independent t test, one way ANOVA, and structural equation modeling. Results: The confirmatory factor analysis revealed that the 20-item and 4-factor sport event service quality scale had good construct validity. Student athletes showed a low recognition to facility quality. Sport event service quality showed significant differences by gender and habitat. Three demographic variables: age, gender, and habitat contributed 6%~20% explained variances of sport event service quality. Conclusion: The study’s scale can effectively measure a student fencing sport event of collegiate level. In the future, event organizers should pay more attentions to select a better facility to prevent low recognition of such quality. The results of this study could offer organizers conducting follow-up interviews to some specific groups of student athletes to improve future event service quality.