2010 National Golden Gloves - official results thread

[T Duquette]

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 From Golden Gloves website

114 lb Class


1. Rau’shee Warren, Cincinnati Decision Steven Ortiz, Pennsylvania

2. Hector Colon, Florida Decision Tyrone Luckey, New Jersey

3. Stephon Yount, St. Louis Decision Isaac Aguiller, Rocky Mountain



132 lb Class

4. Ricky Alvarez, Wisconsin Decision Rashidi Ellis, New England

5. Salvador Ruiz, Toledo Decision Marlon Brown, New York Metro

6. Eric Altamirano, California Decision Ryan Martin, Knoxville

7. Raynell Williams, Cleveland Decision Nicholas Jefferson, Nevada

8. Kevin Rivers Jr., Washington D.C.Decision Tyrone Luckey, New Jersey

9. Shannen McCray, Kansas City Decision Micah Branch, Tri-State

10. Enrique Rodriguez, Texas Decision Humberto Tellez, Kansas-Okla

11. Michael Uemoto, Hawaii Decision Frankie Smith, Jr., Chicago

12. Raeese Aleem, Michigan Decision Travis Thomas, Iowa

13. Damon Allen, Pennsylvania Decision Nate Ruin, Upper Midwest

14. Duran Caferro, Rocky Mountain Decision Luis Berrios, Buffalo

15. Tommy Logan, Florida Decision Yoel Gonzalez, Colo-New Mex



152 lb Class

16. Frank Gedeon, Florida Decision Paul Cano, California

17. Chris Pearson, Wisconsin Decision Richard Gorham, Indiana

18. Errol Spence, Texas Decision Deandre Harris, Iowa

19. Shakor Jackson, New Jersey Decision Sonny Jenkins, Cincinnati

20. Andreas Kamouyerou, Pennsylvania Decision Srdan Lukic, Buffalo

21. Nicholas Delomba, New England Decision Genaro Mendez, Chicago

22. Chris Porter Jr., St. Louis Decision Roy Barringer III, Toledo

23. Leandre White, Detroit Decision Terrance York, Knoxville

24. Izaak Cardona, Colorado-New Mexico Decision Darnell Parker, Kansas City

25. Michael Gomez, Rocky Mountain Decision Noel Esqueda, Kansas-Oklahoma

26. Luis Olivares, Nevada Decision Cletus Seldin, New York Metro



178 lb Class

27. Jerry Odom, Washington D.C. RSC-1 Adam Willlis, Wisconsin

28. Paul Parker, Toledo RSC-3 Gildardo Garcia, Colo-New Mex

29. Bo Gibbs, Kansas-Oklahoma Decision Devin Goins, Knoxville

30. Craig Duncan, Florida RSC-3 Tyler Goodman, Tri-State

31. Khalib Whitmore, Pennsylvania Decision Daryl Griffin, Buffalo

32. Christian Thomas, Michigan Decision Daniel Flores, Rocky Mountain

33. Marcos Browne, New York Metro Decision Zlatko Ledic, California

34. Paris McCullough, Mid-South Decision David McGordon, Indiana

35. John Phillips, Hawaii Decision Charly Uriostegui, Texas

36. Robert Brant, Upper Midwest Decision Nathan Brinkmann, St. Louis

37. Olijuwan Jones, Kansas City Decision Wesley Washington Jr., Iowa

38. Landon Johnson, Cincinnati Decision Jason Tucker, Detroit

39. Armando Pena III, Chicago Decision Lisandro Tupete, New Jersey





201+ lb Class


40. Craig Lewis, Detroit Decision Aaron Green, Upper Midwest

41. Julian Pollard, New England Decision Angelo Buchanan, Wisconsin

42. John NoFire, Kansas-Oklahoma Decision John McDermot, Knoxville

43. Sean Cole, Texas Decision Michael Glasscox, Toledo

44. Joshua Butler, Florida Decision Chaen Chess, Cincinnati

45. Aaron Kinch, New Jersey Decision James Barrett, Cleveland

46. Lenroy Thompson, Kansas City Decision Trevor Bryan Jr., Buffalo

47. Jordan Maxey, St. Louis RSC-1 Ralph Thomas, Indiana

48. Dustin Enriquez, California Decision Rydell Gipson, Nevada

49. Mark Rideout, Pennsylvania RSC-1 Thomas Johnston, Colo-N.Mex

50. Jerry Forest, Washington D.C. Decision Robert Simms, Michigan

51. Jelani Foster, Chicago Decision Noa Suiaunoa, Hawaii

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Day 3 (I'm updating this post as I get results)
108 - Louie Byrd won
114 - Gary Antonio Russell def. Stephon Young
141 - Gary Allan Russell won by KO1 (yeah I know it's a RSCH but I heard he was out)
132 - Kevin Rivers lost
132 - Damon Allen won
152 - David Grayton won
165 - D'mitrius Ballard won
178 - Jerry Odom lost

[LRSJ]

Keep the updates coming DC. We appreciate it!

[tobyjuhl]

Zeddie Adams lost - 141

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Zeddie Adams lost - 141

to who?

[tobyjuhl]

dont know, i just heard that.

[LRSJ]

Any 201's yet?

[toddh5220]

Steve Geffrard won, Jordan Schimmel won, Joshua Temple won, at 201

[king of detroit]

detroit win. 5 and 0 to day

[tobyjuhl]

full day 3 results here :

http://frontpageboxing.com/amateurs/ggresults.html

[teasy24]

Anybody get to see Thomas Huitt-Johnson vs. Raushee Warrenn by any chance? Did Huitt do anything to give Warren a fight? My team region has 3 left, KC, and I'll be down there for quarters and the rest of the week, so couldn't see the match but want to know about it.

[skept]

[quote="

#19 New York Metro

Advanced: 201 lbs Steve Bujaj, 141 lbs Carlos Teron, 123 lbs Marcos Suarez II

Ousted: 165 lbs Travis Peterkin


sorry guys, bujaj, teron, never came to the tournament and suarez didnt make weight. peterkin wasnt ousted legally from what i heard. but its boxing. the difference between peterkin and arias is representives. but isnt larry holmes and rapper lil mama, who sang lip gloss and is a judge on america's best dance crew, peterkin's family? if usab remove the shackles from peterkin, this kid is our rep for the 2012 games. but why medal when money and politics matter, i guess. part 2 of this brinks stickup should be on youtube and no this doesnt look good for arias. it just shows you better hold your wallet when you fight arias and arias not only knows it, but he loves it. knowing the shows happy days and laverne and shirley is supposed to be in milwaukee wisconsin i may never watch the show again. i would rather sing "NEW YORK" with travis.

[janfan]

Day 2 results:

132lbs. - Kevin Rivers won.

How did Tyrone Luckey look against Rivers?

[JayWater]

Too bad a lot of guys from NY Metro didn't make the trip.. I wanted to see how Eddie Gomez would fair at 152 and how some of the other guys would do

[Dennis]

It always amazes me when boxers skip out on the NGG after winning their franchise tournament. Lots of excuses, some good and some not so good. Bottom line is a lot skip going because they don't believe they have a chance of winning and don't want to lose. My hat is off to those who go and battle just for the experience.

In regard to Thomas Huitt-Johnson vs Warren: I have seen Rau'shee look a lot better so I think some of that has to do with what Thomas was doing. He covered well and made it difficult for Rau'shee to land clean punches. He also pressured Rau'shee at times. I think Rau'shee could have some stiff competition from a few guys, including Colon and Cantu. Maybe Vasquez and Russell also.

[Travis Peterkin]

[quote="Dennis"]It always amazes me when boxers skip out on the NGG after winning their franchise tournament. Lots of excuses, some good and some not so good. Bottom line is a lot skip going because they don't believe they have a chance of winning and don't want to lose. My hat is off to those who go and battle just for the experience.

Much respect to you also Dennis. Good luck to Jordan in the NGG. Another day, another way in this battlefield that we call boxing. Respectfully yours, Travis' dad.

[Dennis]

Respect back. Keep on training.

[coachingGOLD]

Thursday, May 6 – Quarterfinal Bouts
108 lbs:
Louie Byrd, Denver, Colo. – Colorado-New Mexico dec. Kabir Rodriguez, Miami, Fla. – Florida, 5-0
Santos Vasquez, Sun Valley, Nev. – Nevada dec. Erros Correa, San Jose, Calif. – California, 5-0
Oscar Mojica, Dallas, Texas – Texas dec. Donald Smith, Philadelphia, Pa. – Pennsylvania, 3-2
Carlos Suarez, Toledo dec. Ricky Lacefield, Lincoln, Neb. – Omaha, 3-2

114 lbs:
Hector Colon, Orlando, Fla. – Florida dec. Adan Ortiz, Sterling, Ill. – Chicago, 5-0
Rau’shee Warren, Cincinnati, Ohio – Cincinnati dec. Oscar Cantu, Kingsville, Texas – Texas, 5-0
Gary Antonio Russell, Capitol Heights, Md. – Washington DC dec. Aurel Love, Cleveland, Ohio – Cleveland, 5-0
Leroy Davila, New Jersey dec. Oscar Vasquez, Sun Valley, Nev. – Nevada, 4-1

123 lbs:
Ernesto Garza, Saginaw, Mich. – Michigan dec. Edgar Javalera, Kansas City, Kansas – Kansas City, 5-0
Victor Pasillas, E. Los Angeles, Calif. – California dec. Jermain House, Milwaukee, Wis. – Wisconsin, 5-0
James Smith – Detroit dec. Paul Romero – Nevada, 4-1
Tka Kahn-Clary, Providence, R.I. – New England dec. Ruben Swain, Toledo, Ohio – Toledo, 3-2

132 lbs:
Damon Allen, Philadelphia, Pa. – Pennsylvania dec. Yahman Phelps, Cincinnati, Ohio – Cincinnati, 5-0
Duran Caferro, Helena, Mont. – Rocky Mountain dec. Eric Altamirano, Concord, Calif. – California, 5-0
Raeese Aleem, Muskegon, Mich. – Michigan dec. Derrick Murray, St. Louis, Mo. – St. Louis, 5-0
Erick DeLeon, Lincoln Park, Mich. – Detroit dec. Tommy Logan, Winter Haven, Fla. – Florida, 5-0

141 lbs:
Robert Easter, Jr., Toledo, Ohio – Toledo dec. Deondrae Malvin, N. Little Rock, Ark. – Mid-south, 5-0
Mohamed Adam, Dearborn, Mich. – Detroit dec. Ed Brown, Chicago, Ill. – Chicago, 3-2
Gary Allen Russell III, Capitol Heights, Md. – Washington DC dec. Abel Ramos, Eloy, Ariz. – Nevada, 5-0
Joshua Conley, San Bernadino, Calif. – California dec. David Craddock, Jr. – Tri-state, 5-0

152 lbs:
Leandre White, Detroit, Mich. – Detroit dec. Nicholas Delomba, Cranston, R.I. – New England, 3-2
Javonn Barnes, Muskegon, Mich. – Michigan dec. Anthony Campbell, Covington, Tenn. – Mid-south, 4-1
David Grayton, Washington D.C. – Washington DC dec. Louis Olivares, Glendale, Ariz. – Nevada, 4-1
Errol Spence, Desoto, Texas – Texas stopped Frank Gedeon, Rivera Beach, Fla. – Florida, RSC-2

165 lbs:
Ronald Ellis, Lynn, Mass. – New England dec. Chad Trahan, Lafayette, La. – Mid-south, 3-2
Terrell Gausha, Cleveland, Ohio – Cleveland dec. Luis Arias, Milwaukee, Wis. – Wisconsin, 3-2
D’Mitrius Ballard, Temple Hills, Md. – Washington DC dec. Wilmont Wood, Rochester, N.Y. – Buffalo, 4-1
Antone Pereira, Hawaii dec. Julius Butler, St. Louis, Mo. – St. Louis, 4-1

[Jalex]

How does the michigan team look?

[terrencej]

I see Pena won again at 178. He took a hell of a whooping in the Chicago finals. Shouldn't be there, that kid from Gary, Ind. got robbed.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Semi matchups:
114lbs.
Antonio Russell Captiol Heights, MD vs. Hector Colon, Orlando, FL
Raushee Warren, Cincinnatti, Ohio vs. Leroy Davila, New Jersey

141lbs.
Allan Russell Capitol Heights, MD vs. Robert Easter Jr., Toledo, Ohio
Mohamed Adam Dearborn, Michigan vs. Joshua Conley, San Bernadino, CA

152lbs.
David Grayton Washington, DC vs. Leandre White, Detroit, Michigan
Erroll Spence Desoto, Texas vs. Javon Barnes, Muskegon, Michigan

165lbs.
D'mitrius Ballard Temple Hills, MD vs. Terrell Gausha, Cleveland Ohio
Ronald Ellis, Lynn, Massachusetts vs. Antoine Pereira Hawaii

[Sportssummary]

I updated (finally) our Master Athlete Listing as the boxers enter the semi-finals today. I didn't have much time to get it done so if you see any errors please let me know. Anyone that I did not see as having fought yet (again, I didn't have much time to review the results) I changed to No Entry in the belief that they did not make the tournament for whatever reason.

This is a colorful way of seeing the bigger picture, I think. Hope you like it.
http://www.sportssummary.com/boxing/sto ... t_day4.htm

[king of detroit]

james smith vs Ernesto Garza who going to win

[primp]

I see Pena won again at 178. He took a hell of a whooping in the Chicago finals. Shouldn't be there, that kid from Gary, Ind. got robbed.

Yeah, he did. But look like Pena loss today. That was my nephew they stole that fight from.
2nd year in a row. Last year they stole the championship from him in Indiana GG. That fight was awarded to Ray Lucies. Just found out a couple of weeks ago when Wynten Ellis won the Indiana Opens at 178, that Lucies father was one of the judges of the GG title fight last year. What a joke.

[wsbuf]

DC? How did Ballard-Wood fight go? Was it close fight, I see it was 4-1.
Thanks