Ring 1 – Elite Boxers

Ring 1 – Elite Boxers

Bout 1 – 64kg Male – Ben Grant (Chirnside) beat Luke Bibby (Perth Railway) Split;

Bout 7 – 60kg Male – Charlie Doig (St Francis) beat Matthew Middleton (Forgewood);

Bout 8 – 60kg Male – John Casey (Jonesy’s) beat Calvin Hughes (North Glasgow) Unanimous;

Bout 9 – 60kg Male – Dylan Arbuckle (Newarthill) beat Fraser Wilkinson (Elgin) Split

Bout 10 – 69kg Male – Stephen Newns (Cleland) beat John Stevenson (Forgewood) Unanimous

Bout 11 – 81kg Male – Darren Tarr (Barrhead) beat Rory Brown (Glasgow City) Unanimous;

Bout 12 – 81kg Male – Brandon Howett (Lochee) beat Connor Sharp (Alloa) Unanimous;

Bout 13 – 91kg Male – Nathan Levers (Glenrothes) beat Bobby Morrell (Noble Art) Split;

Bout 14 – 91kg Male – Scott Edwards (Elgin) beat Sean Crawford (Leith Vic) RSC3;

Bout 15 – 91kg Male – Ryan Reekie (Meadowbank) beat Barry Hogg (McTaggart Scott) Split.

Ring 2 – Youth Boxers

Bout 1 – 2002 Youth Male 49kg – Michael McCrone (Noble Art) beat Grant Armstrong Split;

Bout 2 – 2002 Youth Male 49kg – Lennon Mulligan (Rob Roy) beat Owen Paton (Meadowbank ) Split;

Bout 3 – 2002 Youth Male 52kg – Peter Paton (Rob Roy) beat Thomas McCrone (Noble Art)

Bout 4 – 2002 Youth Male 56kg – Billy Millar (Glenrothes) beat Fawaz Aborode (Byron) Split

Bout 5 – 2002 Youth Male 56kg – Jack Grant (Chirnside) beat Alex White (Kilsyth GG) RSC3

Bout 6 – 2002 Youth Male 60kg – Cameron Hunt (Meadowbank) beat Eryk Gnlyewicz (Forgewood) Unanimous

Bout 7 – 2002 Youth Male 60kg – Ryan Haney (Cambusnethan) beat Jody Cairns (Irvine Vineburgh) Split;

Bout 8 – 2002 Youth Male 64kg – Sean Duddy (Dennistoun Mc) beat Jamie Newcombe (Lochend) Split

Bout 9 – 2002 Youth Male 69kg – Harry McGrenra (Rob Roy) beat Max McGillivray (Lochend) Unanimous;

Bout 10 – 2001 Youth Male 56kg – Nicholas Devlin (O’Neills) beat Declan Reilly (The Barn) Unanimous;

Bout 11 – 2001 Youth Female 60kg – Dionne Polland (Easterhouse Phoenix) beat Mya Peacock (Barrhead) Split;

Bout 12 – 2001 Youth Male 60kg – Robert Hewitt (Southside) beat Balaal Waheed (Sparta BA) Split;

Bout 13 – 2001 Youth Male 60kg – Crawford Campbell (Kilsyth GG) beat Ewan Hamilton (Northwest) Split;

Bout 14 – 2001 Youth Male 64kg – Martin Crossan (Newarthill) beat Harys Lowe (Northwest) Split;

Bout 15 – 2001 Youth Male 69kg – Brodie Grant (Sparta BA) beat Connor McPhee (Elgin) Split;

Bout 16 – 2001 Youth Male 75kg – Ali Laing (Insch) beat Alex Arthur (Meadowbank) Unanimous.

 

Boxing Scotland Will be hosting a Safeguarding and Protecting Children Workshop on Thursday 28th March 2019 starting at 1830 through to 2130.

Safeguarding and Protecting Children 

Boxing Scotland Leafet March 2019

SALSC (Scottish Association of Local Sports Councils) is the umbrella organisation for Local Sports Councils (LSCs) and ClubSport organisations across Scotland. 

LSCs play an important role in their communities, providing an independent voice for local sports clubs, regardless of size or sport.  This makes LSCs well positioned for raising important local sporting issues with their local authority and locally elected members.  It is for this reason that LSCs respond to local needs, with the national umbrella organisation providing support to ensure they are well equipped to meet those needs.

While this element of work is a crucial aspect of what LSCs do – it is equally important that LSCs are seen to be proactive – supporting member clubs, being visible in the local community and playing their part in encouraging people to get physically active. This can include distributing funds to clubs, holding events, facilitating workshops, acting as the quality checking agency for local sports clubs and developing community links to create sporting pathways.

Affiliating to an LSC is an excellent way for Sports Clubs to become involved with community sport, LSCs are a useful resource of knowledge, experience and partner opportunities.

SALSC will be in attendance in the Boxing Hall at the Elite National Championships on Saturday 16th March.  They will be open to enquiries and questions from 0930-1230.

There are plans to have members in attendance at regionally at District Championships in the new season. 

Meanwhile contact details are;

Tel: 07528 719 350

Email: salscoffice@gmail.com

More information can be found at; www.salc.org.uk

 

 

 

 

 

Vicky Glover has made history in becoming our first ever medal winner at a major Championship. 

Vicky boxed Latvia’s Amanda Millere and won he quarter final of the European U22 Championships by a unanimous decision earlier today in Vladikavkaz, Russia. 

This was always going to be a tough contest for Vicky as the Latvian was a strong come forward Boxer. However, Vicky used superior tactics to overcome her opponent by moving constantly into space and using well timed long punches. 

Although Vicky won unanimously, it was an entertaining contest with both boxers using their strengths – Millere coming forward with strong bent arm shots and Vicky using the ring with to land long clean shots. 

Vicky will now box England’s Ellie Scotney in the Semi Final times etc to follow. 

An absolutely fantastic performance from Vicky who is getting better each contest and certainly won’t be settling for Bronze.

The Schools and Junior Bouts held over from the weekend of 23rd – 24th February will be held this Saturday the 16th March. These bouts could not be completed due to the 12-hour rule.

The remaining bouts will be programmed as the first bouts in Ring 2 and boxing is due to commence at 1200.

Bout 1 The first bout will be a Western District Junior 2004 63kg Final.

Medicals and Scales open 0800-1000

Dear Boxers, Coaches and Supporters.

Entries are now closed for this weekend’s Elite & Youth Championships and the final entry list can be viewed via the following link:

2019 Elite & Youth Entries Final 11 March 2019

A reminder to everyone taking part this Saturday that the weigh in and medicals will take place between 8am – 10am. Further announcements will be made on Saturday with regards to each further day of the tournament. There will be no weight allowance for boxers this weekend and trial scales be available for every boxer through out each weigh in/medical period.

Please also be reminded of the new rules AIBA has recently brought in:

• 46.2:  In AOB Elite Competitions and any other event as decided by AIBA, the use of professional handwraps shall be mandatory.

This means that both Elite Male & Females must use professional handwraps for the forthcoming championships at all times.

• 44.6. In AOB Elite and Youth Men’s Competitions:
• 44.6.2 Twelve (12) oz gloves must be used for the Welterweight (69 kg) category to Super Heavyweight (91+ kg) category.

This means that Youth boxers competing in 69kg weight categories or over must now wear 12oz gloves in line with the rule that already exists for Elite males.

We would like to also remind all males competing in the forthcoming championships of the following rule again:

• 4.2.5.2.2:  A boxer must be clean-shaven before all medical examinations & bouts.

We look forward to seeing everyone there and wish all the boxers who have entered the very best of luck.