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BOXING SCOTLAND are delighted to release the Running Orders for the Caledonia Box Cup 2026.

The Box Cup, hosted by Sparta Boxing Academy and Doghouse Boxing Club, will host its second edition next month at Grangemouth Sports Complex, Grangemouth.

Approximately 250 entries have been received from clubs in Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales, Spain and Germany for the Open Class event which will take place on the dates of Friday 3rd April to Sunday 5th April.

Please note, the an Official Entry List has now been published for each age category which accurately reflects which boxers were entered into today’s competition draw.

To view the Official Entry Lists, please see the below link;

https://www.boxingscotland.org/caledonia-box-cup-2026-final-entry-lists-released/

For the purposes of understanding the draw, the following boxers will compete in the following rings;

Ring A –  Schools (2012 & 2013) and Elite (1986-2007)

Ring B –  Junior (2010 & 2011) and Youth (2008 & 2009)

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

Please note there is NO weight allowance for this Open Class competition for any boxer.

Please note, all updated Running Orders and Results following competition days will be updated to this post, so clubs may want to bookmark this page.

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Running Orders;

RING A;

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring A – Sunday 5th April Running Order V2

RING B;

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring B – Sunday 5th April Running Order V2

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Results;

RING A;

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring A – Friday 3rd April Results

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring A – Saturday 4th April Results

RING B;

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring B – Friday 3rd April Results

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Ring B – Saturday 4th April Results

If there are any withdrawals for the Box Cup please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org

AFTER SEVEN DAYS of competition, the Boxing Scotland Golden Gloves Championships came to a close last weekend with the Elite Golden Gloves Finals.

The Undisputed Best boxers in Scotland were crowned over the past few weeks, following more than 300 scheduled bouts across all categories of the Golden Gloves Championships.

A big congratulations to the 71 boxers who claimed a pair of Boxing Scotland Golden Gloves and who can proudly call themselves the best Open Class boxers in the country.

ELITE (1986-2007);

Female Elite 60kg – Isla Grant, Northwest

Female Elite 65kg – Faith Ross, Elgin

Female Elite 70kg – Lynn Calder, Arbroath

Male Elite 50kg – Josh Hunter, Doonhamers

Male Elite 55kg – Ryan Irwin, Nightmare

Male Elite 60kg – Nathan Lundie , Mania

Male Elite 65kg – Leo Jamieson, Cain

Male Elite 70kg – Devon Hendry, Lochend

Male Elite 75kg – Fred Hannaway, Larkhall MXP

Male Elite 80kg – Liam Flynn, Craigmillar

Male Elite 85kg – Muhammad Zakariyah, Midlothian

Male Elite 90kg – Jason Russell, Highland Boxing Academy

Male Elite 90+kg – Justice Abba, Glasgow City

 

YOUTH (2008 & 2009);

Female Youth 51kg – Sofia Barreira, Craigmillar

Male Youth 50kg – Aaron Sarwar , Northwest

Male Youth 55kg – Tate Chekenya, Bluevale

Male Youth 60kg – Liam Boyd, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Youth 65kg – Thomas O’Reilly, Nightmare

Male Youth 70kg – Yehor Tsoma, Lochend

Male Youth 75kg – Jaxon Gillespie, Larkhall MXP

Male Youth 80kg – Laju Rowaniyor, Granite City

Male Youth 90+kg – Joshua Campbell, Edge

 

JUNIOR (2010 & 2011);

Female Junior 44kg – Sinita Kaur, Nightmare

Female Junior 50kg – Jenna Dailly, Lochee

Female Junior 54kg – Kara Young , Doghouse

Female Junior 57kg – Star Mathers, Cain

Female Junior 60kg – Eve Docherty, Edge

Female Junior 70kg – Grace Finlayson, Brechin

Male Junior 42kg – Lloyd Clark, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Junior 44kg – Ethan Munro , Byron

Male Junior 46kg – Lucas Boyd, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Junior 48kg – Charlie Bonnar, Beath

Male Junior 50kg – Junior Cowan, Beath

Male Junior 52kg – Tommy John Bowman, Johnstone

Male Junior 54kg – David McDonald, Bronx

Male Junior 57kg – Rocco McDonald, Bronx

Male Junior 60kg – Ethan Storrie , Springhill

Male Junior 63kg – Kyle Donohoe, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Junior 66kg – Liam Leiper-Milne, Inverurie

Male Junior 70kg – Jassim Abduiai, Lochend

Male Junior 75kg – Finley Anderson, Boxers Booth

 

SCHOOLS (2012 & 2013);

Female Schools 44kg – Myla Gibson, Cain

Female Schools 50kg – Lily Haston, Sparta

Female Schools 57kg – Mairead McGeoch, Southside

Male Schools 32kg – Elijah Arbuckle, Cambusnethan

Male Schools 34kg – Campbell Smith, Keir Hardie

Male Schools 36kg – Aiden Sarwar, Northwest

Male Schools 40kg – Kaleb Watson, Byron

Male Schools 42kg – Oliver Ferrie, Goodfellows

Male Schools 44kg – Cameron Farrell, Cambusnethan

Male Schools 46kg – Evan Robb, Hutchisons

Male Schools 48kg – Luca McAlpine, Goodfellows

Male Schools 50kg – Brodie Dow, Bluevale

Male Schools 52kg – Jay Sheridan, Southside

Male Schools 54kg – Calvin Corrins, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Schools 60kg – Zayan Arshad, Bluevale

Male Schools 66kg – Taylor Brown, Cambusnethan

 

SCHOOLS 2014;

Male Schools 2014 30kg – Christopher Wakely, Sparta

Male Schools 2014 32kg – Marco Eusebi, Mania

Male Schools 2014 34kg – Preston William Steven, Lochend

Male Schools 2014 36kg – Logan Scott, Irvine Vineburgh

Male Schools 2014 38kg – Hilton Brannan, Bluevale

Male Schools 2014 40kg – Rudy Gorrie, Southside

Male Schools 2014 54kg – Issac Miller, Springhill

 

SCHOOLS 2015;

Female Schools 2015 28kg – Simrin Kaur, Shettleston

Male Schools 2015 30kg – Alfie Bonnar, Beath

Male Schools 2015 32kg – Brandon Craney, Noble Art

Male Schools 2015 34kg – Sebastian Coutts, Cain

Male Schools 2015 36kg – Ben Carr, Keir Hardie

Male Schools 2015 38kg – Scott Wilson, Hawick

Male Schools 2015 44kg – Nicolais Beinarovics, Byron

BOXING SCOTLAND are delighted to share that we will be hosting one of our biggest ever international events this summer.

On the eve of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland will play host to an expanded Four Nations Championships in June with more than 300 boxers expected to compete.

Following discussions with England Boxing and Welsh Boxing, Boxing Ireland have been invited into the Three Nations Championships to make it a bigger and higher quality competition for our boxers.

As was the case last year in Cardiff, Scotland will be hosting all age categories from Schools to Elite in a four-day event.

The competition will take place at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility, Motherwell on the dates of Thursday 11^th June to Sunday 14^th June 2026.

For Scottish boxers, eligibility criteria can now be found for the competition – Four Nations Championships 2026 – Eligibility Criteria

For boxers who fit the necessary eligibility criteria, clubs will need to do fill in the Microsoft Form before the date of Saturday 11^th April 2026 to be invited to the assessment dates at the Boxing Scotland National High Performance Centre in Glasgow.

The assessment dates are as follows;

• Saturday 25^th and Sunday 26^th April 2026
• Saturday 2^nd and Sunday 3^rd May 2026

Please see the Microsoft Form Link to enter boxers for the assessment dates – 2026 SCHOOL, JUNIOR, YOUTH + ELITE FOUR NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIPS ASSESSMENTS – Fill in form

If clubs have any queries regarding the eligibility criteria or the assessment dates, please e-mail sudais.mohammed@boxingscotland.org

Regards,

Boxing Scotland

BOXING Scotland are delighted to release the Official Entry Lists for the Caledonia Box Cup 2026.

The Box Cup, hosted by Sparta Boxing Academy and Doghouse Boxing Club, will host its second edition next month at Grangemouth Sports Complex, Grangemouth.

Approximately 250 entries have been received from clubs in Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales, Spain and Germany for the Open Class event which will take place on the dates of Friday 3rd April to Sunday 5th April.

Please note, weights are now locked in for the Box Cup and no further amendments will be considered.

If there are any withdrawals for the Box Cup please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org

Caledonia Box Cup 2026 Official Entry Lists (Please note, this post was updated with the Official Entry Lists which accurately reflect which boxers were entered into the competition draw);

Male Elite – Caledonia Box Cup 2026 – Male Elite Official Entry List

Male Youth (2008 & 2009) – Caledonia Box Cup 2026 – Male Youth Official Entry List

Male Junior (2010 & 2011) – Caledonia Box Cup 2026 – Male Junior Official Entry List

Male Schools (2012 & 2013) – Caledonia Box Cup 2026 – Male Schools Official Entry List

Female (All age categories) – Caledonia Box Cup 2026 – Female Official Entry List (All age categories)

Regards,

Boxing Scotland

Boxing Scotland are delighted to release the Official Running Order for the 2026 Elite Golden Gloves Finals.

For the third year in a row, Larkhall MXP’s Fred Hannaway will top the bill in the 75kg Middleweight Final.

The 2024 and 2025 Silver medalist is aiming for his first Boxing Scotland Elite title, following two epic contests with Doghouse’s Alan Perrie over the past two years in the final bout of the night.

This year Hannway takes on Skyaxe’s Jake Shaw, who himself is a former Boxing Scotland Elite Silver medallist and who has won 6 of his past 7 contests in the Elite Golden Gloves to book his place in the Finals for a second time.

That bout tops what is set to be a fantastic night of Olympic-style boxing, with 13 Finals in total set to take place at Ravesncraig Regional Sports Facility in Motherwell on Saturday evening.

Please note, there are still tickets available for this evening’s event, which can be purchased at the link below.

Bleacher/Floor seats can be purchased for £30 or get closer to the action with a limited number of ringside Tables of 10 available for £800.

There will be a full licensed bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at the venue.

Tickets – https://shop.ticketing.cm.com/golden-gloves-elite-finals/

Please note, this event will not be live streamed, so the only way to watch the biggest night in the Scottish boxing calendar is to purchase a ticket for this weekend for a night that is not to be missed.

Doors open from 6:30pm, with the first bell scheduled for 7:30pm.

For participating clubs, please see a full Event Guide with further details of timings.

Key information includes;

Weigh-in time – The weigh-in will be conducted at Ravenscraig on the morning of Saturday 21st March from 9-11am.

Medicals – Pre-Bout medicals will be conducted from 5-6pm on Saturday evening.

Weight allowance – There is no weight allowance in this competition for all boxers.

Handwraps – Professional style handwraps are mandatory for all boxers in the Elite Golden Gloves Finals.

Boxing Scotland Elite Golden Gloves Finals Event Guide – EVENT GUIDE GOLDEN GLOVES FINALS 2026

 

TICKETS are now live for the premier event in the Scottish Olympic-style boxing calendar – the Boxing Scotland Elite Golden Gloves Finals.

The showpiece event will take place this weekend on the evening of Saturday 21st March 2026 at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility in Motherwell, following three days of high-quality preliminary rounds.

It will be a fantastic evening of Elite Golden Gloves Finals, with 13 exciting Finals scheduled to take place.

Secure your ticket now for an evening of boxing that is not to be missed, with Scotland’s finest Olympic-style boxers set to be on display.

Bleacher/Floor seats can be purchased for £30 or get closer to the action with a limited number of ringside Tables of 10 available for £800.

Ringside Tables of 10 come with Two Bottles of Wine (One Red/One White), 10 Bottles of Beer, 10 Cans of Soft Drink, 10 Hot Pies and other table snacks.

Table position will be allocated by Boxing Scotland and this will be communicated to each party on arrival. Please note, all table shown in the venue table plan are designated as ringside tables. Bleacher/Floor seats are unreserved.

Doors will open at 6:30pm, with the first bell set to be at 7:30pm.

There will be a full licensed bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at the venue.

Please note, Under-18’s are allowed to attend but must be accompanied by an adult.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable and the venue/table layout is subject to change.

Elite Golden Gloves Finals 2026 Tickets – https://shop.ticketing.cm.com/golden-gloves-elite-finals/

Boxing Scotland Elite Golden Gloves Finals 2026 Bout List (Please note, this is not the Official Running Order of the event);

• Male Flyweight (50kg) Final – Jaymie Swan (Linktown) vs Josh Hunter (Doonhamers)
• Male Bantamweight (55kg) Final – Reece Muir (Cambusnethan Miners) vs Ryan Irwin (Nightmare)
• Female Lightweight (60kg) Final – Isla Grant (Northwest) vs Cherie Walker (Jabspar)
• Male Lightweight (60kg) Final – Nathan Lundie (Mania) vs Rhys McRae (Unit)
• Female Welterweight (65kg) Final – Faith Ross (Elgin) vs Robyn Johnston (Royal)
• Male Welterweight (65kg) Final – Leo Jamieson (Cain) vs Jay Black (Auchengeich)
• Female Light-Middleweight (70kg) Final – Lynn Calder (Arbroath) vs Elle Wright (Johnstone)
• Male Light-Middleweight (70kg) Final – Hercules Kamdem (Glasgow City) vs Devon Hendry (Lochend)
• Male Middleweight (75kg) Final – Jake Shaw (Skyaxe) vs Fred Hannaway (Larkhall MXP)
• Male Light-Heavyweight (80kg) Final – Kaveh Azizi (Larkhall MXP) vs Liam Flynn (Craigmillar)
• Male Cruiserweight (85kg) Final – Muhammad Zakariyah (Midlothian) vs Jason McCormick (Johnstone)
• Male Heavyweight (90kg) Final – Jason Russell (Highland Boxing Academy) vs Shaun Stewart (Clydebank Osprey)
• Male Super-Heavyweight (90+kg) Final – Nathan Tarr (Barrhead) vs Justice Abba (Glasgow City)