​Yasser Mahmoud has been involved in fencing for more than 25 years, focusing in epee.  Yasser comes from a long line of fencing, with his family including Olympic athletes and National coaches. Yasser has competed at both the national and international level.  In 2016 he graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelors of Fine Arts (Sculpture), after achieving All-American status for his 2014 NCAA Championship result. He is also a nationally ranked referee. Before Penn State, Yasser coached in 2010 at the Commonwealth School and 2011 saw him as the Boston University Academy coach.  After graduation, Yasser served as a camp counselor for Brown University's fencing camp and as a coach at Beaver Country Day School. Today, Yasser is the epee coach for the BB&N Knights middle and high school teams. Yasser's students include the 2022 MA state epee champions and nationally competitive athletes. Yasser's students have gone on to fence and study at top universities, including Vassar College and Washington University in St. Louis, where his student founded the Wash U Fencing Club. Yasser is the head epee coach at Boston Fencing Club and runs the youth competitive and competitive epee programs, and he is also an assistant coach for Tufts University NCAA women's team.

Davis Merritt has been affiliated with the Boston Fencing Club since he began fencing at the age of five. As a foil fencer, Davis captured the Under-13 national title, was twice the Under-15 national champion, won the Under-17 national championship, and was crowned the Under-19 North Atlantic champion. He claimed the New England Division championship on two occasions and clinched the Bay State Games title. As an undergraduate at St. John's University, Davis received NCAA All-America honors. Davis competed on the 1995 Pan-Am and 1997 national teams. In addition, he helped the Under-20 and Division 1A men's foil teams capture national championships. Davis's students have medaled at regional and national competitions in junior, senior, and veteran events. He has coached multiple students who have gone on to fence on NCAA college teams including the U.S. Airforce Academy, Drew University and Tufts University. Davis is currently the foil coach for the Tufts University NCAA varsity women's team. 

Matthew (Matt) Zich has been involved in sabre fencing for over 25 years, 11 years as an internationally-ranked competitor and for the last 15 years as a coach, with a proven record of developing elite fencers.  Classically trained by Maestro Yury Gelman (five-time Olympic Fencing Coach and National Men's Sabre Coach) in New York City, Matthew was a member of the US National Fencing Team, 2003-2007, representing the United States at World Championships held in Korea, Italy, France and Austria. Matthew was ranked #1 USA and top 5 internationally as a Cadet; #1 USA and top 5 internationally as a Junior; and top 5 USA as a Senior. Working with beginners through advanced fencers, Matthew's students have medaled at Youth Tournaments through Junior Olympics, Senior National Championships, and Cadet World Cups.  At the request of USFA, he has worked with national team members for international competitions, including as the coach of the US Cadet National Team for the World Cup Events in Poland and Germany. Matthew is the coach of the 2022 and 2023 Junior Men's Sabre national champions, multiple NCAA All-American from Brandeis University, where he is currently the sabre coach, and a member of the 2023 cadet world team in women's sabre.  Matthew has coached numerous students who have gone on to fence in leading college programs, including Oxford University, Harvard, Columbia, UPenn, Duke, Brandeis, St. John's, Northwestern, and Boston College.