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Amarillo Competitive
Fencing Association

 Amarillo Competitive Fencing Association (ACFA) at Amarillo College is an Association of persons with an interest in the history and basic principles of modern sport fencing and active participation in United States Fencing Association sanctioned tournaments at all competitive levels. 

ACFA operates in agreement with Amarillo College and may be known in that regard as "Amarillo College Fencing Association,' although ACFA operates independently of Amarillo College.   By agreement, ACFA fencers compete in USFA tournaments under the name of "Amarillo College Fencing Association."

ACFA practices in the Fencing Salle located in Russell Hall, Room 104, on the Washington Street Campus of Amarillo College in Amarillo, Texas. You can usually find one of the coaches at the Fencing Salle on Monday at 7:00 p.m.; Thursday at 7:00 p.m.; or Saturday at 10:00 a.m.

If you have questions about ACFA, please feel free to email Head Coach Richard Howard at richard@acfencers.com or Coach Chuck Slaughter at chuck@acfencers.com.

Amarillo College Fencing Association is the Home Club of Juleah Nusz, the 2009 USFA National Champion in Junior Women's Epee.

Click here for pictures and a map to the AC Fencing Salle at Amarillo College.

ACFA is a member
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of the US Fencing Association

ACFA Webmaster
Chuck Slaughter

"The whole art of fencing consists in just two things,
to hit and not to be hit."
- M. Jourdain, in Moliere's Le Beurgeois Gentilhomme, 1670.

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