Silver Gloves Results?

[DCAmateurBoxing]

I know that California had some Silver Gloves District matches already and I've heard that there are at least a few 2008 National Champions that have lost at the District Level. I know you go from Districts to States to Regionals to Nationals if you are from CA, but can anyone give me any idea on how many times a boxer must win to get out of Southern or Northern CA to Missouri. I was just curious about the numbers because I know that from year to year, some of the nations best don't make it out of the early rounds of the CA Silver Gloves.

If someone can give me the break down - that would be great. Also, I can't find results ANYWHERE. Thanks in advance. . .and no, Mel, we don't sleep on the east coast.

[boxmel]

DC - Sorry, but I don't post the Silver Gloves district results. If I did the So. Cal, I'd have to do the entire US and I just don't have the time and fingers for that massive a job. The State of California is one franchise. California has 4 LBCs. Each LBC has it's own local tournament that sends its winners to the State tournament (December 6 & 7). The winners of the State advance to the Regional (6 states - first weekend after Jan. 1st).

I only worked one ring at our Districts so I don't have all your names, but I can tell you who I remember (I probably missed a few) losing in MY ring that was a national champion in 2008: Moises Orozco and Rahim Gonzalez.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

DC - Sorry, but I don't post the Silver Gloves district results. If I did the So. Cal, I'd have to do the entire US and I just don't have the time and fingers for that massive a job. The State of California is one franchise. California has 4 LBCs. Each LBC has it's own local tournament that sends its winners to the State tournament (December 6 & 7). The winners of the State advance to the Regional (6 states - first weekend after Jan. 1st).

I only worked one ring at our Districts so I don't have all your names, but I can tell you who I remember (I probably missed a few) losing in MY ring that was a national champion in 2008: Moises Orozco and Rahim Gonzalez.

Gotcha. So, the local tournaments (districts) that determine the 4 LBC champions may have to be done over a period of many weeks depending on the number of entries? The numbers have to be just massive - especially if they've already started for the Dec. 6th tournament.

I would imagine it would be a huge task for one person to post all results, but I figured the LBCs may post results. I just couldn't find anything. I heard about Mo and Rahim. I also heard that Chris Picos and Zebastyan Ulloa lost. I saw Picos box at the Silver Gloves last year. It is amazing how competitive some of the areas in the US are at this level. You see a boxer one year that you just know can't be beat and they don't make it the following year. I was talking to Joe Zander last year and I think he told me that there have been a couple of boxers that won the National Silvers 4 or 5 times. I can't remember exactly who, but that's very impressive. The only boxers that I know of personally that has done that are Domonic Wade (03-006) and Tremaine Williams (05-08 with 2nd in 04) who both won 4 consecutive years in a row. I heard that there has been one boxer to win 6 years, but again, I don't know that for sure.

If anyone finds any information on any Silver Gloves Results from any state, please post in this thread. I'll do the same.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Also, Victor Pasillas won in 03 05 06 08 (2nd in 07).

Looking at the records here's a pretty interesting look at the 2008 Olympic Team:

106: LUIS YANEZ, Duncanville, Texas - (Silver Gloves Champions 2004 14/15 year old division)

112: RAU'SHEE WARREN, Cincinnati, Ohio - (Silver Gloves Champion 2002 & 2003 14/15 year old division)

119: GARY RUSSELL JR., Capitol Heights, Maryland

125: RAYNELL WILLIAMS, Cleveland, Ohio - (Silver Gloves Champion 2002 & 2003 12/13 year old division)

132: SADAM ALI, Brooklyn, New York - (Silver Gloves Champion 2003 14/15 year old division)

141: JAVIER MOLINA, Commerce, California - (Silver Gloves Champion 2005 in 14/15 year old division)

152: DEMETRIUS ANDRADE, Providence, Rhode Island - (Silver Gloves Champions 2002 12/13 year old division)

165: SHAWN ESTRADA, East Los Angeles, California

201: DEONTAY WILDER, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

IF ANYONE HAS ANY VIDEO OF THESE BOXERS OR OTHER NATIONAL CHAMPIONS WHEN THEY WERE JRS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME. I'D LOVE TO SEE THEM IN ACTION EARLY ON.

[boxmel]

So the local tournaments (districts) that determine the 4 LBC champions may have to be done over a period of many weeks depending on the number of entries?

No. Each LBC usually only has one or two days - So. Cal. has the most boxers so our tournament this year ran Friday night, Saturday and Sunday with two rings. San Diego (Cal Border) only had 2 tournament bouts - the rest of their team were unopposed. This is generally the way it will be for Central and Northern, too.

The numbers have to be just massive

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Nope - just us and we had a record turnout this year - go figure!

but I figured the LBCs may post results.

Most LBCs wouldn't have a clue on how to unless they have a web site and those with web sites probably will post their local results.

I also heard that Chris Picos and Zebastyan Ulloa lost

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With two rings, we didn't have enough judges for 5 on each ring and ran 3. Chris lost on a 2/1. So did Manual Robles. I think Ulloa was in the other ring - I don't remember seeing his bout (I was doing the timekeeping and jurying on mine).

and I think he told me that there have been a couple of boxers that won the National Silvers 4 or 5 times.

Danny Romero from New Mexico (Region 8) was one - maybe the only one - I think he won 6 times.

Maybe if you are VERY nice to me, I'll post the state and regional results - MAYBE. D Just to give you an idea how Region 8 wins the team trophy year after year after year..... D

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Maybe if you are VERY nice to me, I'll post the state and regional results - MAYBE. D Just to give you an idea how Region 8 wins the team trophy year after year after year..... D

Ah, yes. Let the talking begin! Ok, we get it. "Region 8! Region!" Oh, how I look forward to Missouri. It was funny how day one they separated all the regions onto the bleechers and R8 and R3 looked like two competing choirs -then we ended up looking like a quartet! To be fair, how many boxers do you have in R8? A couple hundred thousand? :LOL

[boxmel]

Ah, yes. Let the talking begin! Ok, we get it. "Region 8! Region!" Oh, how I look forward to Missouri. It was funny how day one they separated all the regions onto the bleechers and R8 and R3 looked like two competing choirs -then we ended up looking like a quartet!

I heard about that. Only problem is - the other Regions really don't like us! I've even heard the only reason we win is because we take a whole bunch of officials back to the nationals - people are really stoopid!

to be fair, how many boxers do you have in R8? A couple hundred thousand? :LOL

Never counted - sounds about right.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

I heard about that. Only problem is - the other Regions really don't like us! I've even heard the only reason we win is because we take a whole bunch of officials back to the nationals - people are really stoopid!

Well, maybe if you let someone else win the team title for once . . . I enjoy talking with all the boxer and coaches from Region 8 and all the other regions. Really enjoyed speaking with Joe Zanders and I've met some great young boxers from Long Beach, L.A., Indio and Coachella that I can remember. I've gotten pretty familiar with a lot of the coaches and boxers and to be quite honest - Region 8's boxers are always very polite, approachable and well behaved at all the national tournaments when I've seen them. Can't say that for everyone. Now, in the ring, that's a whole other subject - in the ring, they are a problem

Your region is very well-represented with the officiating, but it's not like officials from other regions aren't welcome - they just don't go (for any number of reasons). I can also say that for the most part the boxer who should have won did win (hmm, where have I heard that before?) I didn't have a major problem with the judging and I've been out there about 4 or 5 times.

On the other note - Mel, can you please, please, please post the State and Regional Results? If it will help, if you scan it and send it to me via email, I'll type it up and email it back you can post.

[boxmel]

Well, maybe if you let someone else win the team title for once . . .

Okay - I'll tell the regional winners to NOT get the team trophy this year......

Region 8's boxers are always very polite, approachable and well behaved at all the national tournaments when I've seen them.

Thanks - our kids are generally wonderful and a good group.

Now, in the ring, that's a whole ther subject - in the ring, they are a problem

Yeah - they do know how to box!!

Your region is very well-represented with the officiating, but it's not like officials from other regions aren't welcome - they just don't go (for any number of reasons).

I was actually being sarcastic with that statement, however it has been said. At the most we only send 3 officials and it's usually only 1. My husband went last year. And they don't work Region 8 bouts. I haven't worked a national Silver Gloves since 1989 - maybe I'll see if I can go one year.

On the other note - Mel, can you please, please, please post the State and Regional Results? If it will help, if you scan it and send it to me via email, I'll type it up and email it back you can post.

Yeah - I might put them on my website and put a link up. But thanks for the offer. May or may not take you up on it - I'll let you know.

[boxmel]

I think some of the finals were decided yesterday but we had two rings so I didn't get the results. I also didn't get the unopposed. However, here are today's finals:

Jr. 70 Lbs. Raymond Muratalla, SoCal, dec. Jesus Reyes, Cal Border
Jr. 75 Lbs. Ruben Villa, Central Cal, dec. Ricardo Quiroz, SoCal
Jr. 85 Lbs. Gabriel Rojas, SoCal, dec. Brandon Trejo, NorCal, 4/1
Int. 75 Lbs. - Homer Palomino, Cal Border, dec. James Apadaca, Central, 3/2
Int. 90 Lbs. - Ruben Campos, SoCal, dec. Eduardo Alvarez, NorCal, 5/0
Int. 90 Lbs. - Jousce gonzalez, So. Cal. dec. Victor Rodriguez, NorCal, 3/2
Int. 100 Lbs. - Leonardo Ruiz, SoCal, stopped Jorge Bermudez, Central, RSC-1
Int. 106 Lbs. - Robert Rico, SoCal, dec. Johnny Carrillo, CalBorder, 4/1
Sr. 106 Lbs. - Pedro Duran, SoCal., dec. Edwin Sandoval, Central, 5/0 - best bout!!!!
Sr. 112 Lbs. - Joet Gonzalez, SoCal, dec. Mark Hernandez, Central, 5/0
Sr. 119 Lbs. Female - Kimberly Nolasco, SoCal, by Walkover - Daisy Gutierrez, Central
Sr. 119 Lbs. - Saul Rodriguez, SoCal., stopped Alexander Acosta, NorCal, RSC-2
Sr. 132 Lbs. - Brian Alvarez, NorCal, dec Omar Garza, So. Cal, 5/0.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

I think some of the finals were decided yesterday but we had two rings so I didn't get the results. I also didn't get the unopposed. However, here are today's finals:

Jr. 70 Lbs. Raymond Muratalla, SoCal, dec. Jesus Reyes, Cal Border
Jr. 75 Lbs. Ruben Villa, Central Cal, dec. Ricardo Quiroz, SoCal
Jr. 85 Lbs. Gabriel Rojas, SoCal, dec. Brandon Trejo, NorCal, 4/1
Int. 75 Lbs. - Homer Palomino, Cal Border, dec. James Apadaca, Central, 3/2
Int. 90 Lbs. - Ruben Campos, SoCal, dec. Eduardo Alvarez, NorCal, 5/0
Int. 90 Lbs. - Jousce gonzalez, So. Cal. dec. Victor Rodriguez, NorCal, 3/2
Int. 100 Lbs. - Leonardo Ruiz, SoCal, stopped Jorge Bermudez, Central, RSC-1
Int. 106 Lbs. - Robert Rico, SoCal, dec. Johnny Carrillo, CalBorder, 4/1
Sr. 106 Lbs. - Pedro Duran, SoCal., dec. Edwin Sandoval, Central, 5/0 - best bout!!!!
Sr. 112 Lbs. - Joet Gonzalez, SoCal, dec. Mark Hernandez, Central, 5/0
Sr. 119 Lbs. Female - Kimberly Nolasco, SoCal, by Walkover - Daisy Gutierrez, Central
Sr. 119 Lbs. - Saul Rodriguez, SoCal., stopped Alexander Acosta, NorCal, RSC-2
Sr. 132 Lbs. - Brian Alvarez, NorCal, dec Omar Garza, So. Cal, 5/0.

Pedro is my man. Glad to see he won. Thanks for the update, Mel.

[boxmel]

Pedro is my man. Glad to see he won. Thanks for the update, Mel.

Pedro hits like a mule for a 106 pounder - he's amazing.

I'll post our regional results in January - just the champions.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

Pedro is my man. Glad to see he won. Thanks for the update, Mel.

Pedro hits like a mule for a 106 pounder - he's amazing.
I'll post our regional results in January - just the champions.

I'll get our results up too. We start this weekend. Pete fought at 90lbs. at the Ringside in August, but I thought that he would have been stronger at a higher weight. Mosquera just keeps them coming.

[EL FEROZ 1]

Do you know if Jesus Luna won he fights in the 85lb novice division I seen him fight saturday and he won but do you know if he won sunday. Thanks

[boxmel]

Do you know if Jesus Luna won he fights in the 85lb novice division I seen him fight saturday and he won but do you know if he won sunday. Thanks

There is no novice division in Silver Gloves. Do you know how old he is? I only posted the winners from age 10 to 15 as they are the only boxers advancing to the regional.

[EL FEROZ 1]

Yeah he was fighting in the 12-13 year old age group.

[boxmel]

He didn't box on Sunday. Maybe he lost Saturday????

[EL FEROZ 1]

Ok well thanks anyway.

[babyhuey]

Pedro is my man. Glad to see he won. Thanks for the update, Mel.

Pedro hits like a mule for a 106 pounder - he's amazing.

I'll post our regional results in January - just the champions.

we lost to perdo duran 2 yrs ago at the silver gloves,
i talked to him last year, good kid,
my boxer efrain estrada who won second last year at 106 is now 112,
we wont see perdo as it seems he hasent grown much,
so because of that we will be rooting for perdo again this year.

[boxmel]

we will be rooting for perdo again this year.

PERDO? Hmmmm - first I've seen him called PERDO.

[415BOXING]

LOOK OUT FOR RUBEN VILLA FROM BACKYARD BOXING CLUB IN SALINAS CA.,HE FIGHTS IN THE 12-13YR OLD GROUP,75LBS,THE BOY IS TALENTED,HE HAS ABOUT 40 FIGHTS AND IS A LEFTY WHO HAS UNBELIEVABLE COUNTERPUNCHING SKILLS FOR A KID WHO'S 12 YRS OLD

[babyhuey]

we will be rooting for perdo again this year.

PERDO? Hmmmm - first I've seen him called PERDO.

..oops...sorry,
i guess my wife is right when she tells me
that i took one too many punches back in my day.

[DCAmateurBoxing]

As promised, DC results:

Jr. Division
50lbs. Jerome Williams
60lbs. Dwayne Holmes, Jr.
65lbs. Jordan White
70lbs. Zimmie Dickinson
80lbs. Joey Veazey
95lbs. Keegan Grove
100lbs. Kashif Muhammad-Brown
165lbs. Shaka Williams

Int. Division
70lbs. Devonte Jefferson
75lbs. Anthony Stuckey
80lbs. Gary Antaunne Russell
85lbs. Aujee Tyler
90lbs. Jalonte Cole
95lbs. Cartlton Gray
100lbs. Christopher Forbes
125lbs. Demetrius Martin
139lbs. Da'Quan Johnson
201+ Jerome Rassool-Abdul Aiken

Sr. Division
80lbs. Greg Outlaw
85lbs. Lawrence Singh
90lbs. Marquell Tyler
95lbs. Gervonta Davis
100lbs. Patrick Harris
106lbs. Gary Antonio Russell
119lbs. Elijah Mack
139lbs. Mike Reed
147lbs. Ronald Gilbbs
156lbs. Demond Nicholson
178lbs. Jerry Odom
201+ Stanley Williamson

[atlanta coach]

D.C. - what do you expect coming out of Georgia? You think we can challenge you all this year?

[Kolya]

Pedro is my man. Glad to see he won. Thanks for the update, Mel.

Pedro hits like a mule for a 106 pounder - he's amazing.

I'll post our regional results in January - just the champions.

we lost to perdo duran 2 yrs ago at the silver gloves,
i talked to him last year, good kid,
my boxer efrain estrada who won second last year at 106 is now 112,
we wont see perdo as it seems he hasent grown much,
so because of that we will be rooting for perdo again this year.

You guys going to Rock Springs this year?