Thank you for visiting my website. I hope you will come back often and be part of our boxing family. I have started this website in the hope to bring all of us interested & involved in amateur boxing closer. Make sure you utilize the discussion boards. Ask questions, answer questions, post statements etc. Be creative, be involved and most importantly enjoy yourself!
Who is Krysti Rosario: 1998 Everlast Women's National Champion, Athlete Representative on national board of directors for USA Boxing, level 3 official, level 2 coach, announcer & commentator for amateur boxing and most importantly, mother to Cody & Nicolas! Click Here For More...
Missing Children: We hope to also provide a valuable asset to organizations that are dedicated tp finding missing men, women and children around the globe Click Here For More.
Sponsorships: We hope to provide definitive information for sponsors and assocations dedicated to the success of Amateur Boxing.
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click on the picture to read more Child Abduction! Please Help us to locate these children!
NEW BOOK: "CHICAGO AMATEUR BOXING"
click on the picture to see the detailes Chicago Amateur Boxing is scheduled
to be released in
November, 2006.
The book will be sold at Barnes & Noble,
Borders, Cosco, Amazon.com
and Barbara's Book Store.
You can also contact Sean Curtain at oleary90@aol.com
Photo by John Pinto
Professional Boxer David Rodela,
Child Seek Network and
Krysti Rosario Fight For The Missing
Krysti's El Camino College Class - 2005
Eric Chavez and Romeo Herrera Coached by Bill Meartz at the West Portland Boxing Club.
USA Boxing Rep will spotlight a female and male profile for individuals that have made an impact in Amateur Boxing!
MEN
Bruce Kawano
Bruce Kawano won the Golden Gloves three times, State/Regionals two times, and Aloha State Games three times. His amateur record was 33-5 before turning pro. He began boxing in 1988.
Jennifer Han has participated in 10 National Rating Boxing Tournaments and has won Gold in 4, Silver in 3 and Bronze in 3. Her goals are to complete her degree and win the World Amateur Boxing Championship.
Albert has 18 years of boxing experience. He started boxing at the age of 10 and had the opportunity to compete in the World Championships, Goodwill Games and Pan American Games. His extensive amateur career culminated at the 1996 Olympic Games, where he represented the United States as a member of the United States Olympic Boxing Team.
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Bruce Kawano won the Golden Gloves three times, State/Regionals two times, and Aloha State Games three times. His amateur record was 33-5 before turning pro. He began boxing in 1988.
Jennifer Han has participated in 10 National Rating Boxing Tournaments and has won Gold in 4, Silver in 3 and Bronze in 3. Her goals are to complete her degree and win the World Amateur Boxing Championship.
Albert has 18 years of boxing experience. He started boxing at the age of 10 and had the opportunity to compete in the World Championships, Goodwill Games and Pan American Games. His extensive amateur career culminated at the 1996 Olympic Games, where he represented the United States as a member of the United States Olympic Boxing Team.
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