US Nationals 2011 results

[mike222]

123 J Diaz W R Rodriguez 23-11
L Feliciano W G A Russell 15-14
A Nieves W K Evans 16-12
141 A Flores W R Martin 20-12
T Duquette W A Iman 14-9
G A Russell W K Cruz 13-8
D S Cordeiro W J Saenz 20-19
165 A Penn W K Mcneill 13-10
N Godson W J Kay 20-8
A Douglas W J Robinso 19-16
D Harris W I Han 20-16
201 B Dean W K Brinson 19-10
R Lopez W L Williams 29-21
R Hall W D Calhoun DQ
Surprises already

[cletomex]

Monday Evening Bouts
Preliminary Bouts
112 lbs/female: Poula Estrada, Palmdale, Calif., dec. Ginny Fuchs, Houston, Texas, 15-9112 lbs/female: Noemi Bosques, Pinellas Park, Fla., dec. Cassandra Mendoza, Greeley, Colo., 21-14
112 lbs/female: LaTonya King, Harrison, Mich., stopped Rhonda McGee, Vacaville, Calif., RSC-2 (1:42)
112 lbs/female: Marlen Esparza, Houston, Texas, won on walkover over, Tiffany Perez, Hammond, N.D., W/O
132 lbs/male: Adrian Martinez, Milwaukee, Wis., dec. Quinton Benjamin, Carencrd, La., 11-8
132 lbs/male: Tommy Logan, Auburndale, Fla., dec. Dinong Arnold, Ewa Beach, Hawaii, 35-32
132 lbs/male: Christopher Bell, Little Rock, Ark. dec. Raynell Williams, Cleveland, Ohio, 23-19
132 lbs/male: Darwin Price Jr., St Louis, Mo., dec. Beck James, Hampton, Va., 30-10
132 lbs/male: Jose Ramirez, Avenal, Calif., dec. Johnny Reyes, Lancaster, Calif., 36-20
132 lbs/male: Toka Kahn Clary, Providence R.I., dec. Nicholas Jefferson, Tacoma, Wash. 17-10
132 lbs/male: Damon Allen, Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Tommy Roque, Camp Lejeune, NC 13-10
132 lbs/female: Sherman N’yteeya, Barberton, Ohio. dec. Alecia Gutierrez, Chicago Ill., 33-19
152 lbs/male: Bryant Perrella, Lehigh Acres, Fla., dec. Hugo Sanchez, Salinas, Calif. 19-14
152 lbs/male: Moshea Aleem, Richmond, Va., won on walkover over, William Williams, Atlanta, Ga., W/O
152 lbs/male: Luis Olivares, Glendale, Ariz., dec. Will Padilla, Rock Springs, Wyo., 23-15
152 lbs/male: Alex Martin, Chicago, Ill., dec. Veshawn Owens, Minneapolis, Minn., 23-12
152 lbs male: William McElroy, Marquette, Mich., dec. Tony Losey, Wichita, Kan., 18-15
165 lbs/female: Danyelle Wolf, San Diego, Calif., dec. Jennifer Egan, Mohopac, N.Y., 18-13
178 lbs/male: Lanell Bellows, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Greg Soileau, Marion, La., 28-18
178 lbs/male: Maquice Weston, Tacoma, Wash., dec. Ruben Mendoza, Tulare, Calif. 26-17
178 lbs/male: Sijoula Shabazz, Las Cruces, N.M., dec. Justin Thomas, 26-5
201+ lbs/male: Jonathan Hamm, Atlanta, Ga., won on disqualification over, Josiah McCormick, Lubbock, Texas, DQ
201+ lbs/male: Javier Torres, Pico Rivera, Calif., dec. Avery Gibson, Birmingham, Ala., 16-11
201+ lbs/male: Dominic Breazeale, Alhambra, Calif., dec. Fred Latham, Hills, Pa., 21-15

Monday Noon Session
Preliminary Bouts

123 lbs/male: Joseph Diaz Jr., El Monte, Calif., dec. Ricky Rodriguez, Greeley, Colo., 23-11
123 lbs/male: Luis Feliciano, Milwaukee, Wis., dec. Gary Antonio Russell, Capitol Heights, Md., 15-14
123 lbs/male: Antonio Nieves, Cleveland, Ohio., dec. Kiun Evans, Little Rock, Ark., 16-12
132 lbs/female: Sherry Whetten, Tucson, Ariz., won on walkover over, Kymmberli Stowe, Pittsburgh, Pa., W/O
132 lbs/female: Bertha Aracil, Yonkers, NY., dec. Brenda Gutierrez, Sacramento, Calif., 35-6
132 lbs/female: Queen Underwood, Seattle, Wash., stopped Maria Madrigal, Wenatcher, Wash., RSC-1 (1:32)
132 lbs/female: Tiara Brown, Fort Meyers, Fla., dec. Storm Chandler, New York, N.Y., 18-14
132 lbs/female: Amorena Baca, Denver, Colo., dec. Marianne Kraus, Nauvoo, Ill., 25-7
132 lbs/female: Lauren Fisher, Dania Beach, Fla., dec. Amber Smith, Fort Worth, Texas, 24-7
132 lbs/female: Ishika Lay, Jacksonville Beach, Fla., dec. Jenelle Leal, Corpus Christi, Texas, 30-7
132 lbs/female: Mikaela Mayer, Los Angeles, Calif., dec. Robin Conroy, Plattsburgh, N.Y., 13-3
132 lbs/female: Rita Martinez, Las Cruces, NM., won on walkover over, Takesha Edward, W/O
141 lbs/male: Anthony Flores, Inglewood, Calif., dec. Ryan Martin, Chattanooga, Tenn. 20-12
141 lbs/male: Thomas Duquette, Waltham, Mass., dec. Amir Iman, Albany, N.Y., 14-9
141 lbs/male: Gary Allen Russell, Capitol Heights, Md., dec. Kent Cruz, St Louis, Mo., 13-8
141 lbs/male: Dahlton Silva Cordeiro, Kahului, Hawaii., dec Jose Saenz, Kansas City, Mo., 20-19
141 lbs/male: Abel Ramos, Eloy, Ariz., dec. Darnell Parker, Marquette, Mich., 37-18
165 lbs/male : Andre Penn, Rapid City, S.D., dec. Kenneth McNeil Jr., Birmingham, Ala., 13-10
165 lbs/male: Noel Godson, Bloomfield, N.J., dec. Jimmy Kay, Lacy, Wash., 20-8
165 lbs/male: Edgar Alvarado Jr., San Bernadino, Calif., dec. Daquan Arnett, Orlando, Fla., 20-16
165 lbs/male: Aaron Coley, Hayward, Calif., dec. Russell Lamour Jr., Portland, Ma., 12-8
165 lbs/male: Antoine Douglas, Burke, Va., dec. Jamal Robinson, Cleveland, Ohio, 19-16
165 lbs/male: Deandre Harris, Des Moines, Iowa, dec. Israel Han, El Paso, Texas, 20-16
201 lbs/male: Bobby Dean, Parshall, N.D., dec. Kent Brinson, Monroe, Mich., 19-10
201 lbs/male: Robert Lopez, Tucson, Ariz., dec. LaDell Williams, Dallas, Texas, 29-21
201 lbs/male: Robert Hall Jr., Jackson Tenn., won on disqualification over, Danny Calhoun, Cincinnati, Ohio, DQ

[NYAmateur90]

Anyone out there in Colorado?

Suprised to see Arnett, Williams, Imam, and Gary Antonio Russell lose...

[JMac]

Wow, that is a big upset with '08 Olympian Raynell Williams losing. I never heard of Christopher Bell. Has he done much in the past?

[Jamel]

This is definitely the year of upsets both #1 141 & 165 pounder lost earlier...

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Wow, that is a big upset with '08 Olympian Raynell Williams losing. I never heard of Christopher Bell. Has he done much in the past?

Raynell has had some tough fights in the WSB included a TKO loss. I watched almost all of the TV bouts and it was a really tough league for our US amateurs.

[mike222]

Tuesdays casualties
David Imoesiri
Luis Arias
Dmitrius Ballard
Duran Caferro
Pedro Sosa
Danny Kelly
Jeffrey Spencer
Robert Brant
All lost but some were decided by one point

[champion]

so are the top guys getting outworked due to new scoring system?

[teasy24]

so are the top guys getting outworked due to new scoring system?

No, they are just getting outworked.

I don't see much difference other than the fact that you don't see 5-4 scores anymore. Now they are 11-10 or something like that.

[champion]

thanks for info

[mike222]

Following this afternoons results these are semi-finalists
108 L Byrd (just on countback against Eros Correa)
D Carlton
N Torres
G Outlaw
123 L Feliciano
A Nieves
J Gonzalez
J Diaz jr
141 G A Russell
S Thomas
T Duquette
M Reed
165 M Jackson
E Alvarado Jr
C Pearson
A Douglas
201 J Williams
A Tabiti
J Shimmell
J Shorter
FEMALE
119 A Pavone
N Miller
L Bartels
H Pason
132 T Brown
Q Underwood
N Sherman
L Porter

All qualify for the Olympic trials

[teasy24]

Quarterfinal Bouts
Afternoon
108: Louie Byrd, Denver, Colo., dec. Eros Correa, San Jose, Calif., 21-21 (98-91)

108: David Carlton, Cincinnati, Ohio, dec. Michael Benedosso, Colorado Springs, Colo., 32-26

108: Norberto Torres, Orlando, Fla., dec. Marco Rangel, St. George, Utah, 22-18

108: Gregory Outlaw, Glenarden, Md., dec. Anthony Taylor, Jackson, Tenn., 28-17

123: Luis Feliciano, Milwaukee, Wis., dec. Joshua McShane, Waianae, Hawaii 26-8

123: Antonio Nieves, Phoenix, Ariz., dec. Edwin Sandoval, Bakersfield, Calif., 11-9

123: Joet Gonzalez, Glendora, Calif., dec. Dennis Galarza, Orlando, Fla., 29-9

123: Joseph Diaz Jr., El Monte, Calif., dec. Corey Hill, Portland, Ore., 11-8

141: Gary Allen Russell III, Capitol Heights, Md., dec. Abel Ramos, Eloy, Ariz., 40-32

141: Semajay Thomas, Chicago, Ill., stopped Jamal Herring, Camp Lejeune, N.C., RSC-3 (2:14)

141: Thomas Duquette, Waltham, Mass., dec. Andre Keys, Tacoma, Wash., 13-9

141: Michael Reed, Waldorf, Md., dec. Manuel Lopez Jr., Centennial, Colo., 24-12

165: Edgar Alvarado Jr., San Bernardino, Calif., dec. Izaak Cardona, Colorado Springs, Colo., 16-15

165: Chris Pearson, Trotwood, Ohio, dec. Noel Godson, Bloomfield, N.J., 21-14

165: Antoine Douglas, Burke, Va., dec. Andre Penn, Rapid City, S.D., 17-11

165: Martez Jackson, Valdosta, Ga., dec. Damarius Russell, Camp Lejeune, N.C., 19-17

201: Joseph Williams, Far Rockaway, N.Y., dec. Robert Hall Jr., Jackson, Tenn., 13-5

201: Andrew Tabiti, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Marco Figueroa, Orlando, Fla., 17-10

201: James Shorter, Elkhart, Ind., dec. Joshua Temple, St Louis, Mo., 20-19

201: Jordan Shimmell, Hudsonville, Ohio, dec. Javonte Charles, Memphis, Tenn., 18-12

Evening scores coming in a bit.

[Dcgreatest]

What happened to Kevin rivers I know he got stopped but how?

[teasy24]

What happened to Kevin rivers I know he got stopped but how?

Stopped late in the 3rd. Ramirez is the class of 132, gave Rivers two standing 8 counts before the ref waved it off. Rivers is very talented, but since the 125 pound weight class was eliminated, he hasn't been able to be as efficient on his skill. He turned open at 119, I think maybe 132 is too big for him. Aleem beat him pretty good at 2010 GG as well.

Evening Results from usaboxing.org finally updated

114 lbs/male: John Franklin, Fort Carson, Colo., dec. Adam Lopez, San Antonio, Texas, 14-12

114 lbs/male: Oscar Cantu, Kingsville, Texas, dec. Stephon Young, St. Louis, Mo., 22-17

114 lbs/male: Emilio Sanchez, Pacoima, Calif., dec. Shawn Simpson, Chicago, Ill., 25-18

114 lbs/male: Gabriel Montoya, Cheyenne, Wyo., dec. Samuel Rodriguez, Palm Bay, Fla. 30-19

132 lbs/male: Kenneth Sims Jr., Chicago Ill., dec. Eric Altamirano, Concord, Calif., 27-17

132 lbs/male: Damon Allen, Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Raeese Aleem, Muskegon Heights, Mich., 26-25

132 lbs/male: Jose Ramirez, Avenal, Calif., dec. Adam Castillo, Lubbock, Texas, 15-11

132 lbs/male: Toka Kahn Clary, Providence, R.I., dec. Divante Jones, N. Augusta, S.C., 24-19

152 lbs/male: Errol Spence, DeSoto, Texas, stopped Boston Salmon, Waianae, Hawaii, RSC-2 (2:49)

152 lbs/male: Willie Jones, Charlotte, N.C., dec. William McElroy, Roseville, Mich., 10-9

152 lbs/male: Regis Prograis, Houston, Texas, dec. Alex Martin, Joilet, Ill., 13-12

152 lbs/male: Luis Olivares, Glendale, Ariz., dec. Jeremy Fiorentino, New Windsor, N.Y., 19-15

178 lbs/male: Sean Bettencourt, Stoughton, Mass., dec. Lanell Bellows, Las Vegas, Nev., 14-13

178 lbs/male: Sijoula Shabazz, Las Cruces, N.M. dec. Derae Crane, Colorado Springs, Colo., 16-16 (87-89)

178 lbs/male: Jesse Hart, Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Maquice Weston, Tacoma, Wash., 14-7

178 lbs/male: Jerry Odom, Bowie, Md., dec. Tony Mack, Plano, Texas, 34-27

201+ lbs/male: Laron Mitchell, San Francisco, Calif., dec. Lenroy Thompson, Lenexa, Kan., 12-10

201+ lbs/male: O’Jayland Brown, Sacramento, Calif., dec. Theron Pappas, Rapid City, S.D., 24-7

201+ lbs/male: Jonathan Hamm, St. Paul, Minn., dec. Trevor Bryan, Albany, N.Y., 17-13

[JMac]

What happened to Kevin rivers I know he got stopped but how?

Stopped late in the 3rd. Ramirez is the class of 132, gave Rivers two standing 8 counts before the ref waved it off. Rivers is very talented, but since the 125 pound weight class was eliminated, he hasn't been able to be as efficient on his skill. He turned open at 119, I think maybe 132 is too big for him. Aleem beat him pretty good at 2010 GG as well.

Evening Results from usaboxing.org finally updated


201+ lbs/male: Laron Mitchell, San Francisco, Calif., dec. Lenroy Thompson, Lenexa, Kan., 12-10

201+ lbs/male: O’Jayland Brown, Sacramento, Calif., dec. Theron Pappas, Rapid City, S.D., 24-7

201+ lbs/male: Jonathan Hamm, St. Paul, Minn., dec. Trevor Bryan, Albany, N.Y., 17-13

Does anybody know what happened to Brett Rather at 201+? He won on tuesday but did not box yesterday in the quarters. He was a 2 time NCBA champ winning freshman and sophomore year. He's a beast and also plays fullback on the UNLV football team. He'll be a junior next season. He has decent boxing skills but is really strong. He'll make a good pro boxer if he goes that route.

[teasy24]

What happened to Kevin rivers I know he got stopped but how?

Stopped late in the 3rd. Ramirez is the class of 132, gave Rivers two standing 8 counts before the ref waved it off. Rivers is very talented, but since the 125 pound weight class was eliminated, he hasn't been able to be as efficient on his skill. He turned open at 119, I think maybe 132 is too big for him. Aleem beat him pretty good at 2010 GG as well.

Evening Results from usaboxing.org finally updated


201+ lbs/male: Laron Mitchell, San Francisco, Calif., dec. Lenroy Thompson, Lenexa, Kan., 12-10

201+ lbs/male: O’Jayland Brown, Sacramento, Calif., dec. Theron Pappas, Rapid City, S.D., 24-7

201+ lbs/male: Jonathan Hamm, St. Paul, Minn., dec. Trevor Bryan, Albany, N.Y., 17-13

Does anybody know what happened to Brett Rather at 201+? He won on tuesday but did not box yesterday in the quarters. He was a 2 time NCBA champ winning freshman and sophomore year. He's a beast and also plays fullback on the UNLV football team. He'll be a junior next season. He has decent boxing skills but is really strong. He'll make a good pro boxer if he goes that route.

Dominic Breazale defeated him. It was close! Good fight! Sorr, didn't realize there was only 3 scores.

[teasy24]

I thought he was a linebacker! Neat he plays football. I was just looking him up, not much to do right now just getting ready for the semis, found video of the fight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQAYjrwapqI

[JMac]

I thought he was a linebacker! Neat he plays football. I was just looking him up, not much to do right now just getting ready for the semis, found video of the fight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQAYjrwapqI

He could be a linebacker but I thought he is a fullback. I don't remember now what he told me. Anyway, from what I could see on the video, the camera was pretty jumpy, it was close but I thought Rather won. That's boxing.

[JMac]

Semifinal Bout Results

106 lbs/female: Amy Sowers, Bozeman, Mont., dec. Elizabeth Rodriguez, Gilroy, Calif., 16-10

106 lbs/female: Marina Ramirez, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Lisa Ha, Honolulu, Hawaii, 15-13

108 lbs/male: David Carlton, Cincinnati, Ohio, dec. Gregory Outlaw, Glenarden, Md., 16-8

108 lbs/male: Louie Byrd, Denver, Colo., dec. Norberto Torres, Baltimore, Md., 17-11

112 lbs/female: Tyrieshia Douglas, Baltimore, Md., dec. Poula Estrada, Palmdale, Calif., 17-11

112 lbs/female: Marlen Esparza, Houston, Texas, dec. Christina Cruz, New York, N.Y., 9-3

114 lbs/male: Oscar Cantu, Kingsville, Texas, won on walkover over, Gabriel Montoya, Cheyenne, Wyo., W/O

114 lbs/male: John Franklin, Fort Carson, Colo., dec. Emilio Sanchez, Pacoima, Calif., 23-22

119 lbs/female: Amanda Pavone, Burlington, Mass., dec. Lindsay Bartels, Omaha, Neb., 29-15

119 lbs/female: Haley Pasion, Waipahu, Hawaii, stopped Nephateria Miller, New Haven, Conn., RSC-3 (1:44)

123 lbs/male: Joseph Diaz Jr., El Monte, Calif., dec. Antonio Nieves, Cleveland, Ohio, 27-12

123 lbs/male: Joet Gonzalez, Glendora, Conn., dec. Luis Feliciano, Milwaukee, Wis., 10-8

125 lbs/female: Heather Hardy, Brooklyn, N.Y., dec. Emily Dagnan, Jasper, Tenn., 25-9

125 lbs/female: Elizabeth Leddy, Portland, Maine, dec. Lori Argumedo, Commerce, Calif., 24-10

132 lbs/male: Jose Ramirez, Avenal, Calif., won on disqualification over Damon Allen, Philadelphia, Pa., DQ

132 lbs/male: Toka Kahn Clary, Providence, R.I., dec. Kenneth Sims Jr., Chicago, Ill., 23-22

132 lbs/female: Tiara Brown, Lehigh Acres, Fla., dec. Lisa Porter, Northridge, Calif., 13-7

132 lbs/female: Queen Underwood, Seattle, Wash., dec. N’yteeyah Sherman, Barberton, Ohio, 23-23 (116-96)

141 lbs/male: Thomas Duquette, Waltham, Mass., won on medical walkover over Gary Allen Russell III, Capitol Heights, Md., Medical W/O

141 lbs/male: Semajay Thomas, Chicago, Ill., wins on disqualification over, Michael Reed, Waldorf, Md.

141 lbs/female: Cashmere Jackson, Cleveland, Ohio, dec. Kathleen Walsh, Rankankama, N.Y., 17-16

141 lbs/female: Luvisa Matali, Denver, Colo., dec. Ariel Beck, Deer Lodge, Mont., 17-11

152 lbs/male: Errol Spence, DeSoto, Texas, dec. Willie Jones, Charlotte, N.C., 21-12

152 lbs/male: Luis Olivares, Glendale, Ariz., dec. Regis Prograis, Houston, Texas, 18-12

152 lbs/female: Amournix Stamp, Milwaukee, Wis., dec. Faith Franco, Duarte, Calif., 7-6

152 lbs/female: Stephanie Taylor, West Hills, Calif., won on walkover over, Diana Wigand, Lexington, Ky., W/O

165 lbs/female: Franchon Crews, Baltimore, Md., dec. Tiffanie Ward, Hacienda Heights, Calif., 14-13

165 lbs/female: Alyssa DeFazio, Peoria, Ariz., dec. Tika Hemingway, Pittsburgh, Pa., 20-14

165 lbs/male: Chris Pearson, Trotwood, Ohio, dec. Antoine Douglas, Burke, Va., 14-7

165 lbs/male: Edgar Alvarado Jr., San Bernadino, Calif., dec. Martez Jackson, Valdosta, Ga., 16-14

178lbs/male: Jesse Hart, Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Sijuola Shabazz, Las Cruces, N.M., 12-12 (66-58)

178 lbs/male: Jerry Odom, Bowie, Md., stopped Sean Bettencourt, Stoughton, Mass., RSC-3 (2:44)

201 lbs/male: Andrew Tabiti, Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Joseph Williams, Far Rockaway, N.Y., 8-8 (47-39)

201 lbs/male: Jordan Shimmell, Hudsonville, Mich., dec. James Shorter, Elkhart, Ind., 19-7

201+ lbs/male: Laron Mitchell, San Francisco, Calif., dec. O’Jayland Brown, Sacramento, Calif., 17-14

201+ lbs/male: Jonathan Hamm, St. Paul, Minn., dec. Dominic Breazeale, Anaheim, Calif., 10-8

[Dcgreatest]

Why is everyone getting disqualified?

[JMac]

Why is everyone getting disqualified?

The ref's must think the crowd came to see them.

[Jma05]

dq im sure from not making weight or just not showing up since there guarranteed a spot at the olympic trials already if they made it to semis

[T Duquette]

Mike Reed got dq'd for losing his mouthpiece 4 times. It wasnt getting punched out, it just must not have fit properly. He was up too

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Mike Reed got dq'd for losing his mouthpiece 4 times. It wasnt getting punched out, it just must not have fit properly. He was up too

I've never seen it come out ever. That's a crappy way to lose but I told him we are going to get a custom one next week!! That really sucks but those are the rules and you have to learn from all experiences. This was a new one though.

[JMac]

Mike Reed got dq'd for losing his mouthpiece 4 times. It wasnt getting punched out, it just must not have fit properly. He was up too

I've never seen it come out ever. That's a crappy way to lose but I told him we are going to get a custom one next week!! That really sucks but those are the rules and you have to learn from all experiences. This was a new one though.

If his mouthpiece was just hanging out and did not come all the way out and the ref DQ'd him, that is BS, especially in the semi's. Yeah he needs a better mp but DQ...that's wrong. Like I said, ref's think people came to see them. It drives me crazy when they do that crap.