| Mike Stone to Step Down as USA Boxing Executive Director Colorado Springs, Colo. (April 1, 2002)-USA Boxing has announced the resignation of Executive Director Mike Stone, effective April 29. Stone, who has served as executive director for USA Boxing since April 25, 2001, has accepted the position of commissioner of baseball's independent Northern League Central Division. "Mike Stone will be missed," said USA Boxing President Dr. Robert Voy. "His executive abilities were extraordinary and, although we were only able to have him for a short time, his contributions greatly benefited USA Boxing. On behalf of the organization, we wish him well in his new position. Among Stone's contributions during his tenure with USA Boxing was the hiring of Boxing Hall of Fame member Emanuel Steward as national director of coaching, and the moving of the Everlast Men's U.S. National Championships from Colorado Springs to the higher-profile venue of Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. "I wish the very best for the athletes and National Headquarters staff of USA Boxing," stated Stone. "Under Emanuel Steward's coaching expertise and Dr. Robert Voy's effective leadership, USA Boxing should enjoy a successful future." |
FAT FACTS Today, most athletes want to avoid fat-both on their bodies and in their diet. All the gloom and doom written about fat implies there is nothing good about fat. But fat does have some benefits. In fact, athletes need some fat-both on their bodies and in the food they eat. The secret is making sure they have the right amount of fat. Not too much and not too little. Once the appropriate amount of fat has been achieved, trying to reduced body fat or dietary fat will not help. In fact, not having enough body fat can cause problems. And while it is true that a high-fat diet can increase fat levels in the blood of some people, we all need a minimum amount of fat in our diets. BODY FAT---HOW MUCH? There is no such thing as the ideal percentage of body fat for a particular sport. Due to genetics and other factors, an athlete may perform his or her best at a body fat much different than other athletes in the same sport. Athletes need to determine their ideal body fat levels based on their performance --- not on the levels of other athletes. It is becoming more and more common for physicians and sports medicine professionals to not recommend a specific percentage of body fat, but instead, use a range or a sum of skinfold measurements. Remember, genetics, age, and level of training influence an athlete's body composition. The best thing for athletes to do is determine where they perform their best and maintain that level. Striving for a body fat percentage that is too low can cause performance and health problems. |
DIETARY FAT---HOW MUCH? The American Heart Association recommends that our diet contain no more than 30 percent of the total calories from fat. This amount is enough for our body to get the benefits fat has to offer while avoiding the possible risks of eating too much. But because each athlete is different, some may eat less, some slightly more than the recommended 30 percent of their daily calories as fat. One risk of eating too much fat is excess calories, which can lead to unwanted weight. A little fat can go a long way when it comes to calories. All fats - saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated - have nine calories per gram, more than twice as many calories as carbohydrate or protein. By having fat in the diet athletes who expend a lot of energy can get the calories they need in less food. It can be difficult for an athlete who needs 5,000 to 6,000 calories a day to eat the large amount of food needed on a diet low in fat. BALANCING THE TYPE OF DIETARY FAT It is important to include different types of fat in the diet. Not only does the American Heart Association recommend that 30 percent of the total calories be for fat, but that 10 of that 30 percent be from polyunsaturated fat, 10 percent from monounsaturated fat and 10 percent from saturated fat. It is important to understand that these recommendations are for the calories eaten throughout the day not at each meal or not an individual food. |
| CHOLESTEROL Cholesterol is a fat-like substance found in blood and tissues in the human body. It is needed for many body processes. Cholesterol is also found in some of the foods we eat. The amount of cholesterol in the diet may have little bearing on the amount of cholesterol in the blood. The body makes 80 percent of the cholesterol found in the blood. For the most part it is genetics, the total amount of fat and the type of fat that is eaten that determines our blood cholesterol levels, not how much cholesterol we eat. To reduce elevated blood cholesterol levels the American Heart Association recommends that total fat intake should be no more than 30 percent of daily calories with only 10 percent of those calories coming from saturated fat. WHAT DOES BODY FAT DO?· Adipose tissues serves as source of stored energy. · The layer of fat just under the skin helps control body temperature within the range necessary for life. · A layer of fat tissue surrounds vital organs and protects them from shock and injury, a function very important to athletes in contact sports. · Fat insulation surrounds nerve fibers and necessary for transmission of nerve impulse. · Fat is a vital part of cells and is necessary to move nutrients into and out of cells. |
WHAT DOES DIETARY FAT DO? · Fats give food its taste. For example, the only difference between skim and whole milk is the amount of fat they contain. If all the fat is taken out of beef, chicken, lamb, goat and horsemeat, it is impossible to taste the difference between them. · Fats cause food to stay in the stomach longer, helping us feel full longer without getting hungry. This is why having some fat in the diet helps when we try to lose weight. · Fats are concentrated source of energy. For those who need more calories, fat provides those calories in a smaller amount of food. Without fat in our diet, some of us would not be able to eat all of the food it would take to get the calories we need. · Our bodies need fat to absorb and use fat-soluble vitamins-vitamins A,D,E and K. · Linsoleic acid, a type of fat, is necessary for growth and reproduction, and it helps protect us from excessive loss of water and damage from the sun's radiation. It has to be supplied in foods we eat, because our bodies cannot make it. |
A W A R E N E S S ATHLETES NEED A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF FAT IN THEIR DIET AND ON THEIR BODIES THE SECRET IS DETERMINING THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF FAT THERE IS NO IDEAL BODY FAT PERCENTAGE FOR PARTICULAR SPORT ATHLETES SHOULD DETERMINE WHERE THEY PERFORM THEIR BEST AND MAINTAIN THAT LEVEL. THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION'S RECOMMENDATION FOR DIETARY FAT IS 30 PERCENT OF TOTAL CALORIES. OF THE FAT CALORIES, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT 10 PERCENT BE FROM POLYUNSATURATED, 10 PERCENT FROM MONOUNSATURATED, AND 10 PERCENT FROM SATURATED FATS. THE 30 PERCENT FAT INTAKE IS AN AVERAGE FOR THE DAY - NOT FOR EACH MEAL OR FOR AN INDIVIDUAL FOOD. & DIETARY FAT ARE NOT THE SAME THING Prepared by The International Center for Sports Nutrition for the U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Medicine Division Revised 1993 |
| RESULT OF APRIL SHOWS Yuma County Youth Boxing Assn.(YCYBA) Stage 10 bouts on April 6, Ringside Challenge 8. Salvador Lopez (Tsosie) W Julio Nunez (San Luis PAL) Vince Jones (Tsosie)W Andreas Crawford (YCYBA) Brook Locklear (Tsosie) RSC Brittany Trujillo (YCYBA) Jeffrey Salas (YCYBA) W Bradley Tsosie (Tsosie) Edgar Juarez (San Luis PAL) RSC Michael Perez (Tsosie) Chris Orta (YCYBA) W Emmanuel Diaz (La Gente Brawley, CA) Juan Soto (Unatt) W Bennie Tsosie (Tsosie) Rookie Bales (YCYBA) W Elias Diaz (La Gente, Brawley, CA) Francisco Velazquez (Calexico, CA) W Sergio Cardenas (El Centro PAL) Georgio Garcia (Rio Rico, Nogales, AZ) W Baladan Trevizo (Rio Rico, Nogales Chief Official So. AZ-Tony Zaino Ref-Tony Zaino, Tucson, AZ Timekeeper-Tyrone McKinnon, CA Clerk-Hedi A. Block, Yuma, AZ Judge-Daniel Martinez, Yuma, AZ Judge-Fred B. Block, Yuma, AZ Judge-Steve Mueller, CA Ringside Doctor-Dr. Gillian Deraad, CA MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE'S THIRD ANNUAL MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT APRIL 12-14, 2002 AT AZ STATE FAIR |
April 12, 2002 RESULTS: Angel Carbajal (9th St.) RSC Travis Jose (1-2 Boxing) Jouvany Vasquez (MCS) W Angel Solores (Top Level) Edgar Juarez (San Luis) W Carlos Andrade (Sal Army) James Munoz (Tigers) RSC Adalberto Torres (Mezas) Ismael Flores (East Valley) W Mike Valenzuela (MCS) Jonathan Ochoa (Top Level) RSC Daniel Martinez (Care) Elmer Rodas (Tigers) W Andres Guerrero (Rodriguez) Victor Arriola (Yuma) W Sal Lopez (Hard Knocks) Julio Nunez (San Luis)Retirement Frank Montoya (Top Level) William Tsosie (Yazzie)W Larrance Archunde (West Side) Manuel Galavis (PBC) W Jesus Poras (MCS) Eagle Woman Ereaux (Aztlan)W Monica Bretado (Salvation Army) Pepe Montoya (East Valley) DQ Alex Trevino (Big Ts) Gina Normandin (MCS)RSC Elizabeth Castaneda (Castaneda) |
April 13, 2002 RESULTS: Robert Enriquez (Maricopa) RSC Ian Baptisto (1-2 Boxing) Ted Torres (Maricopa) W Jonathan Marquez (Top Level) Ben Peterson (Salvation Army)W Bradley Tsosie (Tsosie) Miguel Trevizo (Rio Rico)W Jovanny Vasquez (Maricopa) Jr. Dominguez (Martillos) W Edgar Juarez (San Luis) Gerald Tsosie (Yazzie) W Jesse Mendez (Phx Boxing Club) Igancio Gomez (Sal Army) W Manuel Mendoza (Linares) Jesus Hinojosa (Maricopa) RSC Jesus Coral (Care) Marcos Mendias (Maricopa) W Chris Medina (Los Pinos) Ismal Flores (East Valley) RSC Andres Lopez (Hardknocks) Noel Mendoza (Sal Army) Retirement James Munoz (Tigers) Jesus Soto (Warriors) W Albert Flores (Linares) Jonathan Ochoa (Top Level) W Frankie Gonzalez (Martillos) William Tsosie (Yazzie) Retirement Julio Nunez (San Luis) Victor Arriola (Yuma) RSC Vincent Cerda (Meza's) |
| April 13, 2002 RESULTS: (cont'd) Jay Silva (Top Level) Retirement Franco Bicbrich (San Luis) Baladan Trevizo (Rio Rico) RSC Alberto Rodriguez (Care) Fernando Gonzalez (Gonzales) W Oscar Lopez (East Valley) Luis Corral (Gene Lewis) W Miguel Rocha (Care) Adbon Vega (East Valley) W Barret Myers (Team Myers) Pahoran Gastelum (Gene Lewis) W Freeman Taft (Top Level) Richard Martinez (East Valley) RSCH Carlos Webber (Westside) April 14, 2002 RESULTS: Gibran Belerra (San Luis) W Javier Carrasco (Gene Lewis) Emilio Garcia (Sal Army) W Manuel Hinojosa (Maricopa) Ernesto Aguinaga W Paul Romero (Unatt) Jesse Ortiz ( Sal Army) W Elmer Rodas (Tigers) Daniel Maldonado (Top Level) RSC Juan Garcia (Maricopa) Fernando Gozales (Gonzales) W Luis Oldonez (Gonzales) Ben Topete (Top Level )W-over Xavier Aruizo (Madison) Pahoran Gasteum (Gene Lewis) RSC Adbon Vega (East Valley) Angel Gonzales (Gonzales) W Manuel Galavis (PBC) Veronica Castaneda (Castaneda) W Wamne Erraux (Aztlan) |
April 14, 2002 RESULTS: (cont'd) Luis Corral (Gene Lewis ) W Ben Lovett (Madison) Hector Hernandez (9th St) W Isaiah McFadden (PBC) Emilia Longoria (Sal Army) W Gina Normadin (Maricopa) Dudley Yazzie (Yazzie) Retirement Arturo Magallanez (Maricopa) Jason Adkinson (Maricopa) W Richard Rodriguez (Madison) Officials: Ray Scott,Referee, Clerk Jeff Daniels, Referee, Judge Jere Grimes, Referee Susan Gonzales, Referee, Judge Mona Scott, Judge, Timekeeper Tony Zaino, Referee Hedi Block, Timekeeper, Judge, Clerk Jim Johnson, Timekeeper, Judge Richard Soto, Announcer, Judge, Timekeeper Fred B. Block, Judge GOLDEN GLOVES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Hosted by: Phoenix Boys Center Date:4/20 to 4/21, 2002 Day One: Ernesto Aguina (Reforma) W Bradley Tsosie (Tsosie) Michael Trevizo (Rio Rico, Nogales)W Angel Solorro (Top Level) Ben Topete (Top Level) W Xavier Arvison (Madison) Jerald Tsosie (Tsosie (Yazzie) W Jesse Mendez ( PBC) Alfredo Luna (Figueroa) W Eric Scott (Madison) Raul Gutierrez (Unatt)W Hezekiah Doublin (Madison) | GOLDEN GLOVES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (cont'd) Sammy Gonzales (PBC)W Angel Gonzales (Gonzales) Baladan Trevizo (Rio Rico)W Manuel Galaviz (PBC) Gregorio Garcia (Rio Rico)W Jesus Porras (Maricopa) Arturo Brambia (PBC)W Alexander Trevizo (Big T's) Isaiah MCFadden (PBC)W Hctor Hernandez (9th ST) Richard Martinez (East Valley)W Tom Jones (Figueroa) Carlos Reyes (East Valley) W Corey McCormick (Rodriguez) Chief Official State of AZ-Joe Joseph Chief Official So. AZ-Tony Zaino Timekeeper - Roger Woods Judge-Susan Gonzales Judge-Dave Kessner Judge-Richard Soto Judge Jesus Soto Judge Jim Johnson Judge/Ref-Jeff Daniels Ringside Doctor-Dr. Bill Hatch Day Two-FINALS 119-LB OPEN Jay Silva (Top Level)W Sammy Gonzales (PBC) 125-lb OPEN Gregorio Garcia (Rio Rico)W Brandon Trevizo (Rio Rico) 139-lb OPEN Pepe Montoya (East Valley)W Arturo Brambia (PBC) 147-lb OPEN Frank Gordin (Unatt)W Benjamin Lovett (Madison) |
| GOLDEN GLOVES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (cont'd) 165-lb OPEN Dudley Yazzie W Isaiah McFadden (PBC) 132-lb OPEN Israel Lizzaraga (Blue Corner) W Ismael Torres (Rodriguez) 165-lb OPEN Dudley Yazzie W Isaiah McFadden (PBC) 178-lb OPEN Freeman Taft (Top Level) RSC Kenneth Brasgalla (Blood and Guts) 201-lb+ OPEN Carlos Reyes (East Valley)W Doug Yazzie (Yazzie) 201-lb OPEN Richard Rodriguez (Madison) W Richard Martinez ( East Valley 156-lb OPEN Female Courtney Bulkley (9th ST) W Lisa Castro (Rodriguez) Automatic Winners: 130-lb-Nov-Raul Contreras-Unatt 139-lb-Nov-Alfredo Luna-Figueroa's 147-lb-Nov-Jorge Marquez-PBC 147-lb-Nov-Juan Martinez-Madison 147-lb-Sr.-Jonathan Ochoa-Top Level 147-lb-Sr.-London Holmes-Unatt Hvy-Nov-Reyes Ortiz-Shines Hvy-Nov-Luis Gutierrez-PBC 80-lb-Jr.-Paul Romero-Unatt 80-lb-Jr.-Miguel Trevizo-Rio Rico 85-lb-Jr.-Jose Tapia-Warriors 85-lb-Ben Topete-Top Level 125-lb-Sr.-Danny Maldonado-Unatt 125-lb-Sr.-Juan Garcia-Maricopa 106-lb-Open-Felipe Rivas-Rio Rico Chief Official So. Az/Referee- Tony Zaino Referee/Timekeeper-Jere Grimes Judge-Roger Woods Judge-Jesus Soto Judge-Richard Soto Judge-Dave Kessner Judge-Susan Gonzales Dr. Bill Hatch OPEN CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO THE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT IN LAS VEGAS ON APRIL 27-28,2002 |
DAMON'S STAGED 6 BOUTS AT CHINLE, AZ ON APRIL 27, 2002 Christen Lewis (Damon Bahe) W Rachelle Valdez (11th St Gym Farmington) Ramie Chavez (11th St Gym Farmington) RSC Aleisha Nagle (Damon-FT) Cody Pablo (1-2 Phx) W Servando Lopez (11th St Gym Farmington) Lowell Bahe (Damon Bahe) W Omero Barela (11th St Gym Farmington) Horacio Menge (11th St Gym Farmington) W Charlie Pico (1-2 Phx) Olivia Juan (1-2 Phx) W Neltierra Segay (Damon Bahe) OFFICIALS: Chief Official Northern AZ/Judge-Judy Bahe, Chinle, AZ Referee/Judge/Clerk-Ray Scott Ref/Judge-Benny Valdez, NM Judge-Mona Scott, AZ Judge-Bernie Herrera, NM Judge-Fred B. Block, Yuma, AZ Timekeeper/Clerk-Hedi A. Block, Yuma, AZ Physician-Dr. Andreas F. Siraa, Las Vegas, NV GOLDEN GLOVES REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Arizona VS Nevada, Washington and Oregon April 27-28, 2002 Semi -Final Winners: 125 Gregorio Garcia, AZ vs Salvador Regalado, OR RSC 139 Jose Montoya, AZ vs Osvaldo Romas, OR RSC 178 Freeman Taft, AZ vs Marlin Armstead, WA Hvy Carlos Reyes, AZ vs Chris Hamaker, WA S Hvy Richard Rodriguez, AZ vs Brian Torzewski, WA Final Champions: 106 Felipe Rivas, AZ vs Mario Gaxiola, NV 119 Jay Silva, AZ vs Lionel Leon, OR 125 Gregorio Garcia, AZ vs Joel Santiago, NV RSC TEAM CHAMPION:ARIZONA CHAMPIONS WILL PARTICIPATE AT THE NATIONAL GOLDEN GLOVES IN DENVER, JUNE 17-23. |
USA Boxing National Champions and Runner-up at Las Vegas. Champion: - Jesus Gonzales (156 lbs)-- named Best Boxer Champion: - B.J. Flores (201 lbs) Runnerup: - George Garcia (201+lbs) AZ Junior Olympic Automatic Champions May 10 - 11, 2002 Senior Division Jose Gonzalez Yuma 85 lbs Marco Rangel SAR 100 lbs Rafael Valenzuela 119 lbs PHX Boys Center Jesse Ortiz 132 lbs Salvation Army Germaine Soto 201 lbs Gene Lewis Intermediate Division Bennie Tsosie Tsosie Eliho Soto Warriors Mariano Flores East Valley Averlio Perez Salvation Army Danny Carmelo Salvation Army Junior Division Richie Guerrero Tigers Charlie Pico 1-2 Julio Rodas Tigers Adrian Gomez Salvation Army Carlos Juan 1-2 Joshua Blackwater 1-2 Bantam Division Rookie Bales Yuma Jonathan Marquez Top Level Juan Gonzales Madison Robert Enriquez Maricopa BEST TEAMS Intermediate Div - Salvation Army Senior Div - Salvation Army BEST BOUTS Intermediate - Ignacio Gomez, Salvation Army VS Eddie Villanueva, Maricopa Senior - William Tsosie, Yazzie VS Andrew Herrera, Salvation Army |
| USA BOXING JR. OLYMPIC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSFriday, May 10, 2002 **Winners noted in ( ) Winners not boxing Saturday are Champions 50 lbs - Brandon Riddell, Riddell VS Carlos Castro, Warriors (Riddell) 70 lbs - Jorge Altamirano, Reforma VS Ted Torrez, Maricopa (Maricopa) 65 lbs - Ian Baptisto, 1&2 Boxing VS Daniel Perez, Sal Army (Sal Army) 85 lbs - Jose Tapia, Warriors VS Ben Topete, Top Level (Warriors) 80 lbs - Jovanny Vasquez, Maricopa VS Angel Solorio, Top Level (Maricopa) 70 lbs - Chris Orta, Yuma VS Ernesto Aguinaga, Reforma (Reforma) 70 lbs - Female Olivia Juan, 1 & 2 VS Daveeva Villava, Sal Army (Sal Army) RSC 65 lbs - Emilio Garcia, Sal Army VS Manuel Hinojosa (Sal Army) 125 lbs - Cody Pablo, 1 & 2 Boxing VS Dustin Day, Riddell (Riddell) 112 lbs - Eddie Villanueva, Maricopa VS Michael Herrera, Rodriguez (Maricopa) 106 lbs - Jesse Mendez, PHX Boys VS Jerald Tsosie, Yazzie (PHX Boys) 75 lbs - Kent Thomson, Gene Lewis VS Jeffery Salas, Yuma WRSC-3 (Yuma) 156 lbs - Lowell Bahe, Damon VS Lawrence Archunda, Westside (Westside) 147 lbs - William Tsosie, Yazzie RSC-1 VS Francisco Montoya, Top Level(Yazzie) 147 lbs - Jonathan Ochoa, Top Level VS Andrew Hernandez, Sal Army WRSC-1 (Sal Army) 112 lbs - James Munoz, Tigers RSC-2 VS Adalbetto Torres, Meza's (Tigers) |
OFFICIALS: Mona Scott, Judge Ray Scott, Acting C.O.O./Clerk, Timekeeper Rollen Thompson, Judge Susan Gonzales, Judge William D. Tsosie, Referee Jim Sanson, Judge, Referee Tony Zaino, Referee, Richard Soto, Judge, Timekeeper Hedi Block, Judge Fred B. Block, Judge Jesus Soto, Announcer Jeff Daniels, Referee Penny Diggs, Judge Judy Bahe, Judge Joe Diggs, Judge Dr. Bill Hatch, Physician USA BOXING JR. OLYMPIC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Results for Saturday, May 11, 2002 **Winners noted in ( ) are Champions Finals 50 lbs - Fabian Perez, Unatt VS Brandon Riddell, Riddell (Riddell) 65 lbs - Daniel Perez, Sal Army VS Tim Riddell, Riddell (Riddell) 70 lbs - Domingo Perez, Sal Army VS Ted Torrez, Maricopa (Maricopa) 75 lbs - Jose Benavidez, B&K VS Jonathan Marquez, Top Level (B&K) 70 lbs - Ben Peterson, Sal Army VS Ernesto Aguinaga, Reforma (Reforma) 80 lbs - Danny Riddell, Riddell VS Jovanny Vasquez, Maricopa (Riddell) 95 lbs - Jose Munoz, Tigers RSC-2 VS David Martinez, Gene Lewis (Tigers) 105 lbs - Junior Dominguez, Martillo's VS Carlos Andrade, Sal Army (Sal Army) 106 lbs - Alex Lopes, Maricopa VS Jesse Mendez, PHX Boys (PHX Boys) Walkover |
USA BOXING JR. OLYMPIC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (cont'd) 112 lbs - Ignacio Gomez, Sal Army VS Eddie Villanueva, Maricopa (Sal Army) 119 lbs - Ronald Riddle, No Limit VS Jesus Hinojosa, Maricopa (No Limit) 125 lbs - Chris Medina, Los Pinos VS Dustin Day, Riddell (Riddell) 139 lbs - Ismael Flores, East Valley VS Michael Valenzuela, Maricopa (Maricopa) 112 lbs - Noel Mendoza, Sal Army VS James Munoz, Tigers (Sal Army) RSC-1 125 lbs - Juan Garcia, Maricopa VS Daniel Maldonado, Top Level (Maricopa) RSC-1 139 lbs - London Holmes, Unatt VS Jose Valdez, PHX Boys (Unatt) 147 lbs - William Tsosie, Yazzie VS Andrew Hernandez, Sal Army (Sal Army) 156 lbs - Jonathan Portillo VS Lawrence Archunda, Westside (Westside) Win by DQ 165 lbs - Dougald Yazzie, Yazzie VS Victor Arriola, Yuma (Yazzie) Win by DQ 201 lbs - Mark Figueroa, Figueroa VS Paulino Zunigue, Rodriquez (Rodriquez) OFFICIALS: Mona Scott, Judge Ray Scott, Acting C.O.O./Clerk, Timekeeper Rollen Thompson, Judge Susan Gonzales, Judge William D. Tsosie, Referee Jim Sanson, Judge, Referee Tony Zaino, Referee Jere Grimes, Referee Richard Soto, Judge Hedi Block, Judge Fred B. Block, Judge Jesus Soto, Announcer Joe Diggs, Judge Dr. Bill Hatch, Physician |
| SANCTION EVENTS for MAY Friday, May 10, 2002 7:00pm USA Boxing Jr. Olympic State Championships at Knockout Gym 17 south 32nd Street Phoenix, Arizona Gym Phone: 602-306-4480 Weigh Ins are 7:00am - 9:00am Friday and Saturday For Info: Mike Sanchez 480-962-8114 Saturday, May 11, 2002 1:00pm USA Boxing Jr. Olympic State Championships at Knockout Gym 17 south 32nd Street Phoenix, Arizona Gym Phone: 602-306-4480 Weigh Ins are 7:00am - 9:00am Friday and Saturday For Info: Mike Sanchez 480-962-8114 Saturday, May 18, 2002 6:00pm Yuma County Youth Boxing is holding Ringside Challenge 9 at 2150 West Colorado Street Yuma, Arizona 85364 Weigh Ins are 10:00am - 1:00pm For Info: Fred B Block 928-343-1470 or 928-342-0792 cell: 928-919-0346 fax: 928-343-1225 Email: Yuma County Youth Boxing |
SANCTION EVENTS for MAY (cont'd) Saturday, May 18, 2002 7:00pm Madison Gym 1755 West Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona Weigh Ins are 9:00am - 11:00am For Info: Richard Rodriquez 602-393-4878 Sunday, May 19, 2002 3:00pm Venue:" Rodeo Nights" Host: Warriors Youth Boxing Center 4029 N. 33rd Avenue Phoenix, Arizona For Info: Jesus Soto 602/-403-0096 cell 602-455-6555Weigh Ins are 8:00am - 10:00am at Phoenix Boys Center 2116 W. Buckeye Road Phoenix, Arizona Bouts start at 3:00pm at 4029 N. 33rd Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Admission: Adults - $ 8.00 Teens - $ 4.00 Kids - FREE Friday, May 24, 2002 through Sunday, May 25, 2002 2002 Four Corners Region Jr. Olympic Tournament Paradise Hills Community Center 5901 Paradise Blvd N.W. Albuquerque, New Mexico (Competition venue subject to CHANGE) For Info: Mike Sanchez 480-962-8114 |
SANCTION EVENTS for MAY (cont'd) Friday: May 24, 2002 Weigh In 7:00am - 9:00am at Red Roof Inn 6035 Candelaria Albuquerque, New Mex 87107 Draw: 9:30am - 11:30am at Red Roof Inn 505-344-5311 Doctor: 5:00pm - 6:00pm at Paradise Hills Community Center Bouts: 6:30pm - 10:00pm at Paradise Hills Community Center Saturday, May 25, 2002 All same as Friday except for Region Directors Meeting from 9:00am - 10:30am at Red Roof Inn 505-344-5311 6035 Candelaria Albuquerque, New Mex 87107 Bouts: 6:30pm - 10:30pm Headquarter Hotel: Red Roof Inn at Red Roof Inn 505-344-5311 6035 Candelaria Albuquerque, New Mex 87107 Special rates for Jr. Tournament Thurs night $ 63.99 Fri - Sat $ 39.99 |
| JUNE EVENTS - USA Saturday, June 1, 2002 through Sunday, June 2, 2002 Yazzie's 1st Annual Boxing Invitational Tournament Window Rock Fair Grounds Window Rock, Arizona For Info: Douglas Yazzie 928-674-3091 William Yazzie 928-674-3967 All weights and divisions Saturday, June 8, 2002 6:30pm Knockout Boxing Club 17 S. 32nd Street Phoenix, Arizona For Info: Andrew Soto 602-499-4779 Weigh Ins are 9:00am - 11:00am Doctor Check: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Admission: Adults - $ 7.00 Kids - $ 4.00 Saturday, June 17, 2002 through Sunday, June 23, 2002 National Golden Gloves at Denver, Colorado For Info: Al Fenn 602-996-9407 Kelly 623-582-2340 |
JUNE EVENTS - USA (cont'd) Monday, June 16, 2002 through Saturday, June 22, 2002 USA Boxing National Jr. Olympic Championship at Marquette, Michigan For Info: Mike Sanchez 480-962-8114 Sunday, June 23, 2002 through Sunday, June 30, 2002 USA Boxing Jr. Olympic Elite Training Camp at Marquette, Michigan Saturday, June 29, 2002 6:00pm<br> Yuma County Youth Boxing, Association is holding Ringside Challenge 10 at 2150 West Colorado Street Yuma, Arizona 85364 Weigh Ins are 10:00am - 1:00pm For Info: Fred B Block tel: 928-343-1470, 928-342-0792 fax: 928-343-1225, 928-343-3405 cell: 928-919-0346 Email: Yuma County Youth Boxing All weights and divisions Sunday, June 30, 2002 through Sunday, July 7, 2002 Jr. Olympic International Invitational at Marquette, Michigan. |
JULY EVENTS - USA Thursday, July11, 2002 through Saturday, July 13, 2002 Ringside Native American Boxing Championship Santa Ana Star Hotel Casino Bernalillo, New Mexico 87004 (Albuquerque, New Mexico For Info: 719-632-5282 Saturday, July 13, 2002 through Saturday, July 20, 2002 U.S. Women's National Championship at TBA Wednesday, July 24, 2002 through Saturday, July 27, 2002 National Jr. Golden Gloves Tournament Hosted: Syracuse Golden Gloves/North Area Athletic Club 507 Pond Street Syracuse, New York 13208 tel: 315-471-8682 fax: 315-478-1358 Competition - Onondaga County War Memorial Auditorium 800 South Warren Street Syracuse, New York 13202 Hotel Headquarters: The Hotel Syracuse 315-422-5121 Male Junior Boxers Ages 11-12, 13-14, 15-16 |
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