Ben Holme

BOXING Scotland are delighted to announce that we are partnering with Doonhamers Boxing Club to help deliver the Robert Burns Box Cup – with entries now open!

The National Governing Body will be handling all entries and payments for the Box Cup, which will be held in Dumfries in September 2026.

The Robert Burns Box Cup will be both a Development and an Open Class competition, ranging from School boxers born 2015 to Junior boxers born 2010.

DATE; Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th September 2026.

VENUE; Easterbrook Hall, Crichton Campus, Bankend Road, Dumfries, DG1 4TA.

AGE CATEGORIES; From Schools 2015 to Junior 2010.

EXPERIENCE CATEGORIES;

• Development – 0-6 bouts.
• Open Class – No limit on number of bouts.

COST: £35 per boxer.

The Box Cup is only open for boxers and clubs who are affiliated with a recognised National Governing Body (ie Boxing Scotland/England Boxing/Welsh Boxing/Boxing Ireland etc) for the 2026/27 season.

Clubs can only enter boxers for the event via the online entry forms below;

Robert Burns Box Cup 2026 Entry Forms;

Male Development (0-6 bouts) Entry Form – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/yBqbRkYD6L

Male Open Class Entry Form – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/8hF5gLSSRV

Female Development (0-6 bouts) Entry Form – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/mZKQZDsG77

Female Open Class Entry Form – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/5vAtt5gaDc

Entries will close at Noon on Tuesday 1st September 2026, however please be aware that entries may close earlier due to the event reaching capacity. Final entries will be published on the Boxing Scotland website ahead of the event.

All entries must be accompanied by an Entry payment of £35 which can only be paid through Boxing Scotland’s online ticketing platform at the link below.  Entry fees must also be paid for by the deadline of Noon on Tuesday 1st September 2026. Entry fees are non-refundable.

Payment Portal – https://shop.ticketing.cm.com/boxing-scotland-boxer-entry-all-competitions/events/ca22f65e-8a5c-4586-8be5-dd9fc942753c

If clubs have any questions regarding entries or payments for the Robert Burns Box Cup 2026 please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org

Dear Clubs,

We have received a number of withdrawals for boxers that were included in yesterday’s draw for the Beath Box Cup 2026.

The Official Withdrawal List for the competition can be found at the bottom of this post.

Please note, the published Running Orders for the competition will not be amended, so it is the club’s responsibility to cross reference with the withdrawal list to know if their boxer will no longer be competing on a set day.

If an opponent is on the withdrawal list then your club’s boxer will be given a walkover into the next round.

If your boxer has a walkover then your boxer will not need to weigh-in on that day, despite being on the published Running Order, as boxers will only weigh-in on days that they compete.

If the bout was a straight final then unfortunately your boxer will not have a bout at the competition. Please note, boxers must compete in at least one bout in the competition in order to win a medal.

We will continue to update this list as and when we receive withdrawals. We would recommend that club’s bookmark the web page and check regularly, as all changes will be added to the same post.

If clubs have any further withdrawals then please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org as early as possible.

Only confirmations sent to the above e-mail address will be accepted.

When sending, please list;

• Boxer name
• Club Name
• Category
• Weight

Please note, only names listed on the withdrawal list have been officially withdrawn from the competition. If a club reaches out to inform you of a withdrawal which affects your boxer, it is only official if they are on the below list.

Beath Box Cup 2026 Official Withdrawal List. *Boxers scheduled to compete on Day One have been removed from the list.* (Last updated Saturday 27th June at 4pm);

NO.	WITHDRAWN BOXER AND CLUB	CATEGORY	OPPONENT
1	BEN BUCHANAN, SHETTLESTON	2010, DEV B, 75KG	RING B vs Finlay Anderson (Boxers Booth), Sunday 28th June, Bout 45
2	CHARLIE WARD, POUND 4 POUND	2009, OPEN, 50KG	RING A vs Aiden Moore (Dealgan) Sunday 28th June, Bout 20
3	DARREN COYLE, POUND 4 POUND	2012, DEV B, 38KG	RING C vs Paul Fleming (Rob Roy), Sunday 28th June, Bout 44
4	STEVEN CASTLE, POUND 4 POUND	2012, OPEN, 42KG	RING C vs Reuben Stevenson (St Paul’s), Sunday 28th June, Bout 50
5	NATHAN THOMPSON, LOCHEND	2013, DEV B, 54KG	RING C vs Evan Thomas (Nith Valley), Sunday 28th June, Bout 33

BOXING Scotland are delighted to release the Running Orders for the Beath Box Cup 2026.

The competition, being hosted by Beath Boxing Club, will take place this weekend on the dates of Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June at Beath High School in Cowdenbeath.

More than 300 entries were received for the second edition of the Box Cup from across the UK and Ireland.

For the purposes of understanding the draw, the competition will take place across three rings and the following boxers will compete in the following rings;

Ring A – Youth 2008 and Youth 2009

Ring B – Junior 2010 and Junior 2011

Ring C – Schools 2012 and Schools 2013

The weigh-in will take place each day from 8-10am, with boxing commencing from 11am.

Please note, boxers only need to weigh-in on days that they are scheduled to box.

There is a 0.2kg weight allowance for all boxers in the competition.

Beath Box Cup 2026 Running Orders;

RING A

RING A – Sunday 28th June Running Order V2 – Beath Box Cup 2026

RING B

RING B – Sunday 28th June Running Order V2 – Beath Box Cup 2026

RING C

RING C – Sunday 28th June Running Order V2 – Beath Box Cup

Beath Box Cup 2026 Results;

RING A

Ring A – Saturday 27th June Results – Beath Box Cup 2026

RING B

Ring B – Saturday 27th June Results – Beath Box Cup 2026

RING C

Ring C – Saturday 27th June Results – Beath Box Cup 2026

If there are any withdrawals, please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org and an Official Withdrawal List will be published shortly.

BOXING Scotland are delighted to release the Entry Lists for the second annual Beath Box Cup.

Approximately 350 entries were received from across Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales for the Box Cup which is set to be hosted by Beath Boxing Club on the weekend of 27th/28th June 2026 at Beath High School in Cowdenbeath.

Beath Box Cup Information; 

DATE; Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June 2026.

VENUE; Beath High School, Cowdenbeath, Fife, Scotland, KY4 9BH

AGE CATEGORIES;

• Schools 2013
• Schools 2012
• Junior 2011
• Junior 2010
• Youth 2009
• Youth 2008

EXPERIENCE CATEGORIES;

• Development A – 0-6 bouts
• Development B – 7-15 bouts
• Open Class – No limit on number of bouts (Recommended 15+ bouts)

Beath Box Cup 2026 Final Entry Lists;

The draw for the Beath Box Cup 2026 has now been completed. Please below the Final Entry Lists, which accurately reflect which boxers were entered into the competition draw.

Youth Male 2008 – Youth Male 2008 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Youth Male 2009 – Youth Male 2009 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Junior Male 2010 – Junior Male 2010 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Junior Male 2011 – Junior Male 2011 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Schools Male 2012 – Schools Male 2012 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Schools Male 2013 – Schools Male 2013 Final Entry List – Beath Box Cup 2026

Female (All age categories) – Female – Final Entry List (All age categories) – Beath Box Cup 2026

If clubs have any questions regarding the Beath Box Cup 2026 please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org

TEAM SCOTLAND secured a whopping 81 medals at the 2026 Four Nations Championships.

Boxing Scotland hosted this year’s four-day event, which was bigger than ever with the introduction of Ireland following a 20-year absence.

The best Open Class boxers from Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland battled it out from School age to Senior to be champion from across the Four Nations.

Team Scotland claimed 15 Gold medals at the extremely high-quality event, with three at Elite, two at Youth, six at Junior and four at Schools.

That was in addition to 21 Silver medals and 45 Bronze medals for Scottish boxers.

A big well done to every boxer who pulled on the Scotland vest over the course of the competition, many doing so for the very first time,

Four Nations Championships 2026, Medal Roll of Honour;

 

ELITE;

Gold

Elite 48kg – Darya Ogston, Cain

Elite 65kg – Saul Sztor, Lochend

Elite 70kg – Sonny Kerr, Byron

Silver

Elite 50kg – Corey Stevenson, Cain

Elite 54kg – Stephanie Kernachan, Falkirk Phoenix

Elite 65kg – Faith Ross, Elgin

Elite 70kg – Lynn Calder, Arbroath

Elite 85kg – Muhammad Zakariyah, Midlothian

Elite 90+kg – Justice Abba, Glasgow City

Bronze

Elite 55kg – Ryan Irwin, Nightmare

Elite 60kg – Isabella Fioretti, Highland Boxing Academy

Elite 60kg – Luca Flynn, Lochee

Elite 65kg – Leo Jamieson, Cain

Elite 75kg – Fred Hannaway, Larkhall MXP

Elite 75kg – Jake Shaw, Skyaxe

Elite 80kg – Liam Flynn, Craigmillar

Elite 90+kg – Israel Erinoluwa, Glasgow Boxing Academy

 

YOUTH;

Gold

Youth 54kg – Rosie Swailes, Hawick

Youth 55kg – Liam Moohan, Barrhead

Silver

Youth 48kg – Aiofe O’Halloran, Alloa

Youth 50kg – Kieran Wylie, Cleland Miners

Youth 55kg – Tate Chekenya, Bluevale

Youth 90+kg – Abdullah Butt, Cain

Bronze

Youth 50kg – Aaron Friels, Irvine Vineburgh

Youth 51kg – Sofia Barreira, Craigmillar

Youth 60kg – Rubin Clarkson, Nightmare

Youth 65kg – Thomas O’Reilly, Nightmare

Youth 70kg – Yehor Tsoma, Meadowbank

Youth 70kg – Oliver Jackson, Lochee

Youth 75kg – Jaxon Gillespie, Larkhall MXP

Youth 80kg – Connor Bodkin, Lochaber Phoenix

 

JUNIOR;

Gold

Junior 42kg – Erin Hargreaves, Northwest

Junior 42kg – Cole Meechan, Keir Hardie

Junior 44kg – Ethan Munro, Byron

Junior 50kg – Kamryn Talbot, Keir Hardie

Junior 52kg – Kara Young, Doghouse

Junior 80+kg – Mikey Kahl, Byron

Silver

Junior 44kg – Sinita Kaur, Shettleston

Junior 44kg – Niall Tait, Doon Valley

Junior 46kg – Lucas Boyd, Irvine Vineburgh

Junior 48kg – Jenna Dailly, Lochee

Junior 48kg – Charlie Bonnar, Beath

Junior 60kg – Orlaith Watson, The Barn

Junior 70kg – Grace Finlayson, Brechin & Forfar

Bronze

Junior 42kg – Lloyd Clark, Irvine Vineburgh

Junior 44kg – Maria Cameron, Highland Boxing Academy

Junior 46kg – Lola Gill, Cain

Junior 50kg – Eva Hynd, Alloa

Junior 52kg – Ruby Price, Beath

Junior 52kg – Cody Cuthbert, Granite City

Junior 54kg – Ava Short, The Unit

Junior 54kg – David McDonald, Bronx

Junior 54kg – Cooper Brown, Hutchison

Junior 57kg – Star Mathers, Cain

Junior 57kg – Danielle Bancks, Dunoon

Junior 57kg – Rocco McDonald, Bronx

Junior 60kg – Ethan Storrie, Springhill

Junior 66kg – Liam Leiper-Milne, Inverurie

Junior 70kg – Jassim Abdulai, Lochend

Junior 75kg – Finlay Anderson, Boxers Booth

Junior 80kg – Rory McKenzie, Clovenstone

 

SCHOOLS;

Gold

Schools 44kg – Myla Gibson, Cain

Schools 52kg – Jay Sheridan, Southside

Schools 54kg – Mairead McGeoch, Southside

Schools 54kg – Michael Stuart, Southside

Silver

Schools 40kg – Alannah McGhee, Forgewood

Schools 44kg – Cameron Farrell, Cambusnethan

Schools 50kg – Brodie Dow, Bluevale

Schools 75kg – Piotr Kubas, Meadowbank

Bronze

Schools 40kg – Kaleb Watson, Byron

Schools 42kg – Oliver Ferrie, Goodfellows

Schools 46kg – Michaela Arthur, Noble Art

Schools 46kg – Evan Robb, Hutchison

Schools 48kg – Millie Gunn, Cambusnethan

Schools 48kg – Nualaith Mills, Rob Roy

Schools 48kg – Luca McAlpine, Goodfellows

Schools 57kg – Olivia Drysdale, Denbeath

Schools 57kg – Zayan Arshad, Bluevale

Schools 60kg – Abdul Rasaq Sinisi, Cambusnethan

Schools 63kg – Taylor Brown, Auchengeich

Schools 66kg – Ryley Baird, Midlothian

BOXING SCOTLAND are proud to host an expanded Four Nations Championships this summer.

With the addition of Boxing Ireland, a Four Nations Championships will be held for the first time in 20 years in a four-day event which is set to host more boxers than the 2024 Olympic Games, with more than 300 set to compete.

The best boxers from Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland will battle it out at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility in Motherwell.

Four Nations Championships 2026 -Results;

RING A;

4N26 Ring A – Day Three Results – School & Junior Semi-Finals

4N26 Ring A – Day Four Results – Schools & Junior Finals

RING B;

4N26 Ring B – Day Three Results – School & Junior Semi-Finals

4N26 Ring B – Day Four Results – Schools & Junior Finals

RING C;

4N26 Ring C – Day Three Results – School & Junior Semi-Finals

4N26 Ring C – Day Four Results – Schools & Junior Finals