Maitre d'Armes Adrian Colcisca

Adrian Colcisca was awarded the highest title of "Merited Coach" by the Romanian Sports Authority for fencing (epee) in 2000. Highlights of his personal fencing career include: National Vice-Champion of Romania, many finals in World Cup Competitions and winner of 5 editions of Balkanic Games. In 1996, Adrian was selected as the Head Coach Trainer of the Romanian National & Olympic Modern Pentathlon Team and Épee Men.

His students placed:

Romanian National Championships

2000 Women's Team Épee, Gold Medal
1999 Men's Epee, Gold Medal
1999, 1998, 1996 Men's Team Épee, Gold Medal

Romanian Cup

1998 Men's Epee, Gold Medal
1997, 1996 Men's Team Epee, Silver Medal
1998, 1995, 1994 Men's Team Epee, Bronze Medal
1997, 1996 Men's Epee, Bronze Medal

Adrian coached two Pentathletes at the Olympic games in Sydney and Atlanta in the epee event to medals and, as a result, was awarded the highest honor of "Merited Coach." He earned his title of Maitre d'Armes by attending not only one, but three French Fencing Academies, which are held in the highest esteem world-wide. Coach Colcisca was a trainer for the 2003 United States Men's national epee team training camp in San Francisco.

In 2004, Adrian coached Rebecca Moss (of AFC) to win her first Gold Medal in a World Cup Competition held in Montreal, Canada. Through his coaching efforts, Rebecca Moss has become a National Ranked Epee fencer in both Cadet and Junior. She earned an "A" ranking with Adrian's coaching and is currently ranked 16th in the World, in Junior World Cup Cadet Women's Epee. Three of Adrian's students qualified for the 2005 Junior Olympics.