Wang Yung:
Master Sabre Coach
. Began coaching in late 1980’s
. Trained national and international medalists since 2000 including Senior World Cup, Senior World Championship,and Veterans World Championships
competitors Veteran World medalists trained by Maitre Yung:
2015: Two Individual Gold and one team Gold
2014: Two Individual Gold and one team Gold
2013: One Gold & one Silver
2012: Gold Medal
2011: Two Silver medals
2010: One Gold & one Bronze medal
2009: Silver medal
2008: Bronze medal
. Trained member of Taiwan national sabre team.
. Coached national medalists, men and women including Jane Eyre, winner of 35 golds, 3 silvers, and one 5th
place U.S. National Championships or NACs from 2007 to present
. Invited to work on elite level training with Ed Korfanty, Coach of U.S.Womens Sabre Team, 2012 2012, 2013 & 2014:
. Trained and tested sabre coaches at the USFCA “Super Clinic" and National Convention 2014 to 2016
. Chair of the Certification and Accreditation Board of the U. S. Fencing Coaches Association
Chris Spencer:
Haverford College Head Fencing Coach
Christopher Spencer came to Haverford in 2007 as head coach of both the men’s and women’s fencing teams, and has continued the long tradition of fencing excellence he inherited. During his tenure, both teams have won their Conference Championships three times; the women were EWFC Champs in 2009, and NIWFA D3 Champs in 2008 and 2014; the men had a three-peat run of gold medals in the MACFA, from 2010 – 2012.
The fencing programs have produced three NCAA D1 Nationals qualifiers and eight NCAA Regional finalists under Spencer’s direction. Bronze medals for women’s foil and men’s epee at National Squad Championships in 2011 resulted in Haverford’s first All-American accolades since 1954 (??).
Prior to his arrival at Haverford, Spencer served as assistant coach at Wellesley College from 2004-2007, and founded still-running Junior and Collegiate clubs in Western MA at that time. Spencer’s competitive career began at Hopkins School, continued at Brandeis University, and concluded at the Boston Fencing Club, where, after representing them in USFA competition for many years, he transitioned to coaching. He has a BA in Politics from Brandeis, and a graduate degree in Illustration from Lesley University/AIB.
Building on the success of his predecessors at Haverford, whom he credits for the strong foundation of the programs, Spencer was selected EWFC Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2013, and MACFA Coach of the Year in 2011. He currently serves as a member of the NCAA D1 Fencing Championships Committee, as a referee at National level competition for the USFA, and works as a private coach at Infinity Fencing Alliance.
Coach Spencer is also a professional artist, and has seen his professions overlap recently with large mural commissions for both Brandeis University and the Bucks County Academy of Fencing.
Haverford College Head Fencing Coach
Christopher Spencer came to Haverford in 2007 as head coach of both the men’s and women’s fencing teams, and has continued the long tradition of fencing excellence he inherited. During his tenure, both teams have won their Conference Championships three times; the women were EWFC Champs in 2009, and NIWFA D3 Champs in 2008 and 2014; the men had a three-peat run of gold medals in the MACFA, from 2010 – 2012.
The fencing programs have produced three NCAA D1 Nationals qualifiers and eight NCAA Regional finalists under Spencer’s direction. Bronze medals for women’s foil and men’s epee at National Squad Championships in 2011 resulted in Haverford’s first All-American accolades since 1954 (??).
Prior to his arrival at Haverford, Spencer served as assistant coach at Wellesley College from 2004-2007, and founded still-running Junior and Collegiate clubs in Western MA at that time. Spencer’s competitive career began at Hopkins School, continued at Brandeis University, and concluded at the Boston Fencing Club, where, after representing them in USFA competition for many years, he transitioned to coaching. He has a BA in Politics from Brandeis, and a graduate degree in Illustration from Lesley University/AIB.
Building on the success of his predecessors at Haverford, whom he credits for the strong foundation of the programs, Spencer was selected EWFC Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2013, and MACFA Coach of the Year in 2011. He currently serves as a member of the NCAA D1 Fencing Championships Committee, as a referee at National level competition for the USFA, and works as a private coach at Infinity Fencing Alliance.
Coach Spencer is also a professional artist, and has seen his professions overlap recently with large mural commissions for both Brandeis University and the Bucks County Academy of Fencing.