Sammy DiPace - Revision history

Eric at 18:09, 13 January 2010

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	'''Sammy Dipace''' garnered fourteen national amateur titles with a record of 226-10. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center, also known as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.		'''Sammy Dipace''' garnered fourteen national amateur titles with a record of 226-10. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center, also known as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.

	Some additional amateur details:		Some additional amateur details:
	3rd 2002 US National Silver Gloves (NSG) (12-13 age group) at 65lbs. Won a gold medal at the 2003 NSG (12-13 age group) at 75lbs. Won a gold medal at 2004 National Police Athletic League (PAL) championships (13-14 age group) at 101lbs. Third 2005 US National Junior Olympics (NJO) at 106lbs. Competed for USA at 2005 World Cadet Championships at 50kg. Competed at the 2006 Aliyev Cup at 52kg. Won a gold medal at the 2006 US NJO at 52kg. Quarter finalist at the 2006 World Cadet championships at 52kg. Won gold medal at the 2006 National PAL (15-16 age group) at 119lbs. Competed at the Olympic Trials for the 2008 Olympics at 54kg, being eliminated due to injury.		3rd 2002 US National Silver Gloves (NSG) (12-13 age group) at 65lbs. Won a gold medal at the 2003 NSG (12-13 age group) at 75lbs. Won a gold medal at 2004 National Police Athletic League (PAL) championships (13-14 age group) at 101lbs. Third 2005 US National Junior Olympics (NJO) at 106lbs. Competed for USA at 2005 World Cadet Championships at 50kg. Competed at the 2006 Aliyev Cup at 52kg. Won a gold medal at the 2006 US NJO at 52kg. Quarter finalist at the 2006 World Cadet championships at 52kg. Won gold medal at the 2006 National PAL (15-16 age group) at 119lbs. Competed at the Olympic Trials for the 2008 Olympics at 54kg, being eliminated due to injury.

Eric at 18:08, 13 January 2010

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	'''Sammy Dipace''' garnered fourteen national amateur titles with a record of 226-10. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center, also known as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.		'''Sammy Dipace''' garnered fourteen national amateur titles with a record of 226-10. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center, also known as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.
			Some additional amateur details:
			3rd 2002 US National Silver Gloves (NSG) (12-13 age group) at 65lbs. Won a gold medal at the 2003 NSG (12-13 age group) at 75lbs. Won a gold medal at 2004 National Police Athletic League (PAL) championships (13-14 age group) at 101lbs. Third 2005 US National Junior Olympics (NJO) at 106lbs. Competed for USA at 2005 World Cadet Championships at 50kg. Competed at the 2006 Aliyev Cup at 52kg. Won a gold medal at the 2006 US NJO at 52kg. Quarter finalist at the 2006 World Cadet championships at 52kg. Won gold medal at the 2006 National PAL (15-16 age group) at 119lbs. Competed at the Olympic Trials for the 2008 Olympics at 54kg, being eliminated due to injury.

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Ric: deleted improper "incredible" & other subjective language, as well as text that will be out-dated in time

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	~~An outstanding amateur youth boxer.~~ Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of ~~an incredible~~ 226-10~~. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he competed in~~. ~~DiPace will make his long-anticipated pro debut, against Dallas’ Jose Garcia (2-2) in Las Cruces at Dickerson's Event Center on December 21, 2007.~~ DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center also ~~know~~ as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.		'''Sammy Dipace''' garnered fourteen national amateur titles with a record of 226-10. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center, also known as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.

Matt at 23:02, 21 December 2007

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	~~Sammy DiPace III~~		<boxer>432906</boxer>

	An outstanding amateur youth boxer. Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of an incredible 226-10. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he competed in. DiPace will make his long-anticipated pro debut, against Dallas’ Jose Garcia (2-2) in Las Cruces at Dickerson's Event Center on December 21, 2007. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center also know as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.		An outstanding amateur youth boxer. Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of an incredible 226-10. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he competed in. DiPace will make his long-anticipated pro debut, against Dallas’ Jose Garcia (2-2) in Las Cruces at Dickerson's Event Center on December 21, 2007. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center also know as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.

BigEddieC: New page: Sammy DiPace III An outstanding amateur youth boxer. Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of an incredible 226-10. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he ...

2007-12-21T21:03:06Z

New page: Sammy DiPace III An outstanding amateur youth boxer. Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of an incredible 226-10. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he ...

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Sammy DiPace III
An outstanding amateur youth boxer. Dipace garnered 14 national amateur titles with a record of an incredible 226-10. DiPace losses were only at the elite tournaments he competed in. DiPace will make his long-anticipated pro debut, against Dallas’ Jose Garcia (2-2) in Las Cruces at Dickerson's Event Center on December 21, 2007. DiPace was trained as an amateur by his father Sam DiPace at the Las Cruces PAL Boxing Center also know as the Sammy Burke Youth Center.