Jon Aspin
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Jon Aspin has been writing about sport since he played in a losing Collegiate Cup football final at Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide, South Australia, 17 years ago. Travelling and working on multiple continents in the ensuing years, he now divides his time between sub-editing daily news in Vietnam, pondering his next bicycle purchase and various freelance assignments. He's never quite gotten over that loss though.
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USA Olympic hopefuls tune up for World Cup season at October NAC in Kansas
A clutch of Olympians have battled a new generation of U.S. fencing talent at the North American Cup held in Kansas from October 18-21. The
China dominates dramatic IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Championships in Korea
At last month’s Wheelchair Fencing World Championships in Cheongju, South Korea, Chinese athletes won 11 out of a possible 22 gold medals from seven days
USA tops medal tally at the Veteran Fencing World Championships in Cairo
As the current generation of stars continued their build up to an Olympic season of international fencing, close to 700 veterans from 46 different federations
Imboden accepts 12-month probation for taking a knee at Pan-Am Games
Two-time U.S. Olympic fencer Race Imboden has escaped a ban and instead been handed a twelve-month probation by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee for
Imboden takes his stand as U.S. fencers dominate Pan American Games
USA Men’s Team Foilists Imboden, Itkin, Meinhardt; c/o Lima 2019 Race Imboden’s decision to take a knee for the U.S. national anthem after winning the