Intercollegiate Fencing Association

Boston College fencing is coached by Syd Fadner and competes in the Intercollegiate Fencing Association.

Bill Shipman came to Brandeis in 1981 as the head coach of both men's and women's fencing and has continued the long tradition of fencing excellence at Brandeis. His men's team won the 1989 University Athletic Association championship and finished runner-up six times. His women's team has won four UAA titles, including the three straight from 1993-95, and finished runner-up twice. In 2013, the Judges took home the New England Intercollegiate Fencing Championship crown in their home of the Gosman Athletic Center, and successfully defended their title in 2014.

Brown University fencing head coach Atilio Tass has involved himself in fencing on an international level for decades and now enters his 17th season as the leader of the Bears' program in 2015-16.

The Columbia Lions Fencing Team is the intercollegiate fencing team for Columbia University located in Manhattan, New York. The team competes in the Ivy League within Division I of the NCAA.

Iryna Dolgikh, a former world champion fencer, was named the head fencing coach at Cornell University by the Meakem Smith Director of Athletics Andy Noel in June 2005. Dolgikh is the seventh Big Red fencing coach in the program's storied history.

Peter Brand has led Harvard's men's and women's fencing programs to their most successful era in school history since he joined the Crimson staff prior to the 1999-2000 season. He is the seventh coach in the 117-year history of Harvard fencing and just the second to lead the women's squad. Brand has compiled a 175-75 overall record and a 47-29 mark in the Ivy League with the men's team. On the women's side, he owns a 214-67-1 overall record and a 58-33 mark against Ancient Eight opponents.

Roster and schedule for this Cambridge, Massachusetts college team.

Steve Mormando, who has been a member of the New York University coaching staff since the 1981-82 season, has continued to produce successful national-caliber men's and women's fencing programs.

Now entering his 31st season with the Nittany and Lady Lions, Head Coach Wieslaw (Wes) R. Glon, joined the Penn State fencing program as an assistant coach in 1985. Since being on staff, Glon has been an integral part of Penn State's fencing achievements, which include thirteen combined Men's and Women's NCAA Championships and nine second place finishes.

Zoltan Dudas enters his 10th season as head coach of the Princeton men's and women's fencing teams in 2015-16. Every year during his Princeton career, Princeton has earned a top-10 finish at the NCAA Championship, and from 2011-15, Princeton was the only school in the nation to post a top-four finish every year.

Bruce Gillman, a noted collegiate fencer, coach, instructor and referee, was named head coach of the men's and women's fencing teams at Vassar College in 2005. Now in his 10th season in 2014-15, Gillman has led the men's fencing team to seven straight double-digit win seasons, along with five winning campaigns.

"A game of chess played on your feet, requiring agility, power and intelligence." That's how coach Henry Harutunian describes fencing. It's a sport that provides strength of character for one's entire life. For 40 years, Yale fencers with the will have been counting on Harutunian to hone the skill.