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Stacy Eddy
Club Director
Coach - Foil & Epee
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Mr. Eddy has been involved with
fencing since 1978 when he began his training under Maestro Beguinet
in Portland, Oregon. Since 1978 Mr. Eddy has competed as an epee
fencer, has coached all three weapons and held the position of
Director of the Academy of Fencing for five years. He trained
at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado
and is certified by the United State Fencing Association (USFA)
Coaches College in all three weapons. Mr. Eddy also carries CPR
and Sports Medicine certification from the American Red Cross.
The opening of Bay State Fencers is the culmination of a twenty-five
year passion for and commitment to the sport of fencing.
Mr. Eddy received his BFA from
the University of Utah and his MFA from Carnegie Mellon University
in Theatrical Lighting Design. Mr. Eddy was a Theatrical and
Architectural Lighting Designer for twenty years has been an
educator in many capacities over the years, including positions
at local colleges; Boston College, Emerson College and Tufts
University. During his career as a professional lighting designer
Mr. Eddy was involved in producing hundreds of theatre, opera,
and film and television productions.
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Vitaliy
Nazarenko
Fencing Program Director
Coach: Saber & Foil
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Mr. Nazarenko is an accomplished
competitor and coach. He is originally from the Ukraine where
he began fencing as a young man. He trained and competed throughout
high school and college and graduated summa cum laude from Lvov
University of Physical Education in the Ukraine. He is a former
member of the Ukraine National Team for which he won gold medals
at the Ukrainian Championships, European Cup, and USSR National
Championships during his fencing career.
Mr. Nazarenko began his coaching
career when he returned to his alma mater to coach for three
seasons. The following six years were spent with the Dynamo Sport
Club in the Ukraine. In 2000 he began his coaching career in
the US at the Medeo Fencing Club and Milburn High School, both
in New Jersey. In 2001 Mr. Nazarenko accepted the position of
Head Coach for the Boston Fencing Club.
2005 marks the beginning of Mr.
Nazarenko's partnership with Mr. Eddy as co-owner of Bay State
Fencers.
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Daniel
Hondor
Instructor
Coach - Epee & Foil
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Mr. Hondor is originally from
Romania. He began fencing at the age of 7; by the time he was
in his teens he was a national champion. With long hours of training with
his coach Dumitru Popescu and constant competition he quickly advanced to the Romanian
National Men's Epee Team. From 1984 to 1990 he was competing
in tournaments throughout Eastern and Western Europe from Stuttgart,
Germany to Belgrad, Yugoslavia. He and his teammates shared many
successes during those years.
In 1990 he was invited to share
his knowledge and passion by coaching the Romanian Junior's Team
in his hometown of Craiova. Craiova is home to the Romanian Olympic
Center for Epee, and was led by Alexander Mironov, one of the
most well admired Romanian fencing Champions of his times.
Daniel is pleased to return to
fencing and is excited to be part of the Bay State Fencers coaching
staff. Bay State Fencers shares his passion for fencing and competitive
spirit.
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Amy Orlando
Instructor
Coach - Epee & Foil
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Ms. Orlando began fencing at the age of 11 in Rochester NY under the careful guidance of Michael Marx. She followed Michael to Portland, Oregon where he started the Northwest Fencing Center. While in Portland, she began training seriously for high-level competition and earned a position on two Junior World Teams.
Ms. Orlando attended Notre Dame and graduated with a B.A. in Psychology. While attending Notre Dame she continued competing and earned a position on her third Junior World Team. She was an integral part of their NCAA Fencing Team, winning 2nd place individually with the Team's first place victory. She was a member of the Senior World Team and competed in the 2005 World University Games in Izmir, Turkey.
Upon graduation from Notre Dame, Ms. Orlando moved to Boston, Massachusetts to pursue her graduate degree in Occupational Therapy from Tufts University. She has chosen to continue her training at Bay State Fencers and to share her passion for fencing with the Junior Competitive Fencers as an Assistant Coach. She won the 2008 North Atlantic Section Senior Women’s Epee.
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