Theodore Norvell has been fencing since 1976, competitively and recreationally, in Halifax, Toronto, Oxford, Vancouver, and St. John's. He was overall provincial men's champion in Nova Scotia in 1985 and competed extensively in the OUAA league, where he trained under the legendary Maitre Ken Wood. He captained the University of Toronto foil team to three gold and two silver medals in five years, while medalling individually in foil four times. After retiring from competitive fencing, he was assistant coach at the University of Toronto. He is an NCCP certified fencing coach and a CFF certified referee. Theodore has been a coach for the Memorial University Fencing Club since 2002 and for the Allez! Fencing Club since 2008.

Justin has been fencing since 2002 with the Memorial University Fencing Club. He has been involved with fencing in a variety of ways from serving with the Newfoundland and Labrador Fencing Association to assistant coaching with the Canada games team.He has been coaching with the Allez! Fencing Club since its inception in 2008.

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Andy Harbin has been a fan of fencing since childhood, but was not able to practice the sport seriously until attending Memorial University in the early 90's and obtained a Silver Medal in Sabre in the '92 Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial tournament. After university Andy took a hiatus from the sport until returning to the MUN club in 2004 to fence in all three weapons (though he still holds a special spot for sabre). Andy began coaching fencing in 2008 and is currently pursuing his NCCP and Aide Monitor Fencing Coach certification.