Friday Night Bouts November 14, 2008
The following bouts will be conducted promptly at 1630 on the 14th of November. Each boxer must make the designated weight on the upper boxing room scale between 1130-1600 on the day of the bout. You must make the weight in the presence of your opponent or one of the boxing coaches. Coaches will be in the room from 1130-1200 for those who want to weigh in before lunch. All bouts will be videotaped. Boxers must wear their own fitted mouthpiece and provide their own cornermen. No coaches, officers, or civilians will be allowed to work corners, cadets only.
1 Sean May 37 160 Joseph Silvio 21
2 Dean Chuva 24 127 Harvey White 20
3 David Simon 40 137 Alex Shin 32
4 Mike Chambers 16 HW Josh Henderson-Casteell 35
5 Casey Butikofer 8 198 Andrew Catoire 40
6 Elon Brumfield 27 185 Moses Krehbiel 18
7 Gavin Foley 40 145 Bailey Ball 4
8 Mike Mizes 11 140 Eathan Salgado 16
9 Austin Almand 31 170 Nick Cataldo 13
10 Lucas Gagliardi 9 180 Jon Andresen 6
11 Kevin Escobedo 25 125 Matthew DeMars 14
12 Daniel Starr 19 142 Gabriel Valdeleon 30
13 Luke Dugger 29 165 Vince Miranda 6
14 Frederick Johnson 16 195 Bill Lindberg 20
15 Dalton Hall 12 170 Casey Habluetzel 38
16 Michael McLain 28 180 Juan Perez 6
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Vegas!!!
The Trip is ON!!
October 16-20....VIVA LAS VEGAS
Tailgate 3:30 pm south end of Stadium with Clay Vertrees at the Alumni Area on Saturday
For more info contact coach at edward.weichers@usafa.edu
The Trip is ON!!
October 16-20....VIVA LAS VEGAS
Tailgate 3:30 pm south end of Stadium with Clay Vertrees at the Alumni Area on Saturday
For more info contact coach at edward.weichers@usafa.edu
Note from Coach!!
AFA Boxing Alumni,
Welcome back! Classes started August 7th and I was delighted to welcome aboard new assistant coach Lt. Blake Baldi. Blake is a grad of the class of 2005 and brings a wing open championship and national championship at 147 lbs to the program. In short, he has not stopped smiling since his arrival and neither have I. Blake is replacing Erwin Vargas who now resides in Sin City Las Vegas with his new bride Courtney.
The month of August was spent getting adjusted to classes and getting back in shape from a long summer. We had sporadic workouts but turned up the heat after Parent’s Weekend in September and the team has started to take shape and come around. Intramurals started September 6th and with the teams formulated we began competitions on the 17th. The first big test of the season comes October 3rd when we host Navy in the Cadet Gym Upper Boxing Room with a 430 PM start time. There are 11 bouts slated, featuring 2 defending National Champions from Navy and 1 from Air Force. A special highlight will be the new TRANSCOM commander, General Duncan McNabb attending the matches as a special guest of the Falcon boxing program. General McNabb was class of 1974 and 2 time Wing Open champ in 1971 and 1974.
The following Friday the 10th of October will be the start of Friday Night Fights and the formation of the champion and challengers board. The next major event will be in Detroit on October 24th when the Flacons will square off with Army and Navy at the Detroit Athletic Club. The Flacons will turn immediately around and head to Army to box the Black Knights on October 31st. The fall season will culminate with the NCBA Invitational in New York City November 24th at the New York Athletic Club. You can see our entire schedule on the AF sports website at www.goairforcefalcons.com.
I am always excited and proud to welcome back the various classes during their homecoming reunions. This past weekend, I enjoyed the class of 1978 and 1973. It is amazing how 30 and 35 years respectively, can change a person. Visiting with former Wing Open champions like Leon Peck, Vince Wisniewski, and John Blecher was a highlight. Looking forward to seeing and visiting with all upon your return to USAFA. Please keep in touch.
On a personal note, I will be traveling to Las Vegas to attend the AFA vs. UNLV football game on October 18th. AFA Boxing alumnus Clay Vertrees will again host his traditional outstanding tailgate for all Falcon fans in attendance. If interested, please contact Coach Baldi at blake.baldi@usafa.edu.
A reminder that Sheri and I relocated in July of 2007, our new address 1405 Seasons Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80907. Work Ph: 719-333-2766. Cell Ph: 719-660-5868
Email: edward.weichers@usafa.edu
“Tough times don’t last, tough people do.”
In your corner,
Coach
AFA Boxing Alumni,
Welcome back! Classes started August 7th and I was delighted to welcome aboard new assistant coach Lt. Blake Baldi. Blake is a grad of the class of 2005 and brings a wing open championship and national championship at 147 lbs to the program. In short, he has not stopped smiling since his arrival and neither have I. Blake is replacing Erwin Vargas who now resides in Sin City Las Vegas with his new bride Courtney.
The month of August was spent getting adjusted to classes and getting back in shape from a long summer. We had sporadic workouts but turned up the heat after Parent’s Weekend in September and the team has started to take shape and come around. Intramurals started September 6th and with the teams formulated we began competitions on the 17th. The first big test of the season comes October 3rd when we host Navy in the Cadet Gym Upper Boxing Room with a 430 PM start time. There are 11 bouts slated, featuring 2 defending National Champions from Navy and 1 from Air Force. A special highlight will be the new TRANSCOM commander, General Duncan McNabb attending the matches as a special guest of the Falcon boxing program. General McNabb was class of 1974 and 2 time Wing Open champ in 1971 and 1974.
The following Friday the 10th of October will be the start of Friday Night Fights and the formation of the champion and challengers board. The next major event will be in Detroit on October 24th when the Flacons will square off with Army and Navy at the Detroit Athletic Club. The Flacons will turn immediately around and head to Army to box the Black Knights on October 31st. The fall season will culminate with the NCBA Invitational in New York City November 24th at the New York Athletic Club. You can see our entire schedule on the AF sports website at www.goairforcefalcons.com.
I am always excited and proud to welcome back the various classes during their homecoming reunions. This past weekend, I enjoyed the class of 1978 and 1973. It is amazing how 30 and 35 years respectively, can change a person. Visiting with former Wing Open champions like Leon Peck, Vince Wisniewski, and John Blecher was a highlight. Looking forward to seeing and visiting with all upon your return to USAFA. Please keep in touch.
On a personal note, I will be traveling to Las Vegas to attend the AFA vs. UNLV football game on October 18th. AFA Boxing alumnus Clay Vertrees will again host his traditional outstanding tailgate for all Falcon fans in attendance. If interested, please contact Coach Baldi at blake.baldi@usafa.edu.
A reminder that Sheri and I relocated in July of 2007, our new address 1405 Seasons Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80907. Work Ph: 719-333-2766. Cell Ph: 719-660-5868
Email: edward.weichers@usafa.edu
“Tough times don’t last, tough people do.”
In your corner,
Coach
Friday Night Bouts October 10, 2008
The following bouts will be conducted promptly at 1630 on the 10th of October. Each boxer must make the designated weight on the upper boxing room scale between 1130-1600 on the day of the bout. You must make the weight in the presence of your opponent or one of the boxing coaches. Coaches will be in the room from 1130-1200 for those who want to weigh in before lunch. All bouts will be videotaped. Boxers must wear their own fitted mouthpiece and provide their own cornermen. No coaches, officers, or civilians will be allowed to work corners, cadets only. All IC boxers will attend.
Here are the bouts in order with the weights. If there is a huge issue with the weight please let me know ASAP.
1. M. Chambers CS-16 HW D. Winningham CS-27
2. M. Mizes 24 135 H. White 20
3. E. Brumfield 27 185 L. Gagliardi 9
4. C. Butikofer 1 208 W. Lindberg 20
5. M. McPhail 32 135 D. Simon 40
6. M. Tasin 1 183 L. Timsuren 36
7. P. Homsher 17 159 R. Arndorfer 6
8. D. Hall 12 168 V. Miranda 6
9. M. Krehbiel 18 194 F. Johnson 16
Good luck to all boxers, see you on Friday.
Coach Baldi
The following bouts will be conducted promptly at 1630 on the 10th of October. Each boxer must make the designated weight on the upper boxing room scale between 1130-1600 on the day of the bout. You must make the weight in the presence of your opponent or one of the boxing coaches. Coaches will be in the room from 1130-1200 for those who want to weigh in before lunch. All bouts will be videotaped. Boxers must wear their own fitted mouthpiece and provide their own cornermen. No coaches, officers, or civilians will be allowed to work corners, cadets only. All IC boxers will attend.
Here are the bouts in order with the weights. If there is a huge issue with the weight please let me know ASAP.
1. M. Chambers CS-16 HW D. Winningham CS-27
2. M. Mizes 24 135 H. White 20
3. E. Brumfield 27 185 L. Gagliardi 9
4. C. Butikofer 1 208 W. Lindberg 20
5. M. McPhail 32 135 D. Simon 40
6. M. Tasin 1 183 L. Timsuren 36
7. P. Homsher 17 159 R. Arndorfer 6
8. D. Hall 12 168 V. Miranda 6
9. M. Krehbiel 18 194 F. Johnson 16
Good luck to all boxers, see you on Friday.
Coach Baldi
Thursday, April 17, 2008
National Championship Results
Notes from Coach Weichers
1. AFA took 9 boxers to the national tournament April 10-12, 2008. The event was hosted at the new Reno Ballroom with CBS Sports TV on board providing a tape delay of the action. Look for the event to air in your area soon. Heading out of the west regional qualifier AFA was looking good with nine individual champs and two runner ups. The following week the Falcons Boyce Loomis 185lbs was diagnosed with mono and was unable to participate. 175lb Lucas Gagliardi was not allowed to compete for medical reasons. The Falcons boxed hard and did extremely well; I was very proud of the effort and desire to win. The team was focused, unified and we were physically peaking at the correct time.
2. In the quarterfinal round of competition AFA went 2 wins and 3 losses.
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 win vs Russ Williams Maryland
Chris Johnson AFA 195 win vs Andrew Snow West Virginia
Harvey White AFA 125 lost to Rou Ligon Mansfield
Nate Liptak AFA 147 lost to Steve Henoa-Escobar Army
Cliff moored AFA 165 lost to Ryle Stous Army
3. The semis saw Air Force go 3 wins and 3 losses.
Dean Chuva AFA 112 win vs Joe Grohowski Army
Jesse Horton AFA 119 win vs Huy Troung Navy
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 win vs Chris Bertucci Navy
Brian Navin AFA 139 loss to Terrell Anthony Army
Chris Johnson AFA 195 loss to Aaron Lynch Lock Haven
Cory Tintzman AFA hywt loss to Chris Phifer Mansfield
4. Three Falcons reached the finals where AFA went 1 win and 2
Runner up finishes.
Dean Chuva AFA 112 win vs Mikoto Yoshida Navy
Jesse Horton AFA 119 lost to Matt Longo Army
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 lost to Ryan Kotey Nevada
5. Earning the National Title, Championship belt and gold medal All-
American status was Dean Chuva. Earning silver medal All-
American status was Jesse Horton and Daryn Nelson.
earning bronze medal All-American status was Brian Navin,
Chris Johnson. Corey Tintzman. Harvey White and Cliff Moore
also earned All-American status by winning the West Regional
Championship.
6. The final team standings:
Army----1
Navy----2
Nevada-3
AFA------4
7. Boxer of the week for Air Force was Dean Chuva who defeated
Navy’s Yoshida in the finals to revenge a loss last October.
8. Congratulations to the black knights of Army. The Falcons will
conclude the season with the post season banquet on Saturday,
10 May at 330pm in the football stadium press box. Please note this date your calendars. A detailed flyer will follow.
9. A special thanks to all the alumni and volunteer officials who
support our program all season. We also say farewell to coach
Erwin Vargas who is separating from the Air Force and moving
to Las Vegas to be with his new bride Courtney. Coach Vargas
has been on board since November of 2005. He will be replaced
by Blake bald class of 2005.Good luck and God Bless Coach
Vargas. We appreciate your leadership and dedication to the
program and the cadets. We are always in your corner!
Notes from Coach Weichers
1. AFA took 9 boxers to the national tournament April 10-12, 2008. The event was hosted at the new Reno Ballroom with CBS Sports TV on board providing a tape delay of the action. Look for the event to air in your area soon. Heading out of the west regional qualifier AFA was looking good with nine individual champs and two runner ups. The following week the Falcons Boyce Loomis 185lbs was diagnosed with mono and was unable to participate. 175lb Lucas Gagliardi was not allowed to compete for medical reasons. The Falcons boxed hard and did extremely well; I was very proud of the effort and desire to win. The team was focused, unified and we were physically peaking at the correct time.
2. In the quarterfinal round of competition AFA went 2 wins and 3 losses.
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 win vs Russ Williams Maryland
Chris Johnson AFA 195 win vs Andrew Snow West Virginia
Harvey White AFA 125 lost to Rou Ligon Mansfield
Nate Liptak AFA 147 lost to Steve Henoa-Escobar Army
Cliff moored AFA 165 lost to Ryle Stous Army
3. The semis saw Air Force go 3 wins and 3 losses.
Dean Chuva AFA 112 win vs Joe Grohowski Army
Jesse Horton AFA 119 win vs Huy Troung Navy
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 win vs Chris Bertucci Navy
Brian Navin AFA 139 loss to Terrell Anthony Army
Chris Johnson AFA 195 loss to Aaron Lynch Lock Haven
Cory Tintzman AFA hywt loss to Chris Phifer Mansfield
4. Three Falcons reached the finals where AFA went 1 win and 2
Runner up finishes.
Dean Chuva AFA 112 win vs Mikoto Yoshida Navy
Jesse Horton AFA 119 lost to Matt Longo Army
Daryn Nelson AFA 156 lost to Ryan Kotey Nevada
5. Earning the National Title, Championship belt and gold medal All-
American status was Dean Chuva. Earning silver medal All-
American status was Jesse Horton and Daryn Nelson.
earning bronze medal All-American status was Brian Navin,
Chris Johnson. Corey Tintzman. Harvey White and Cliff Moore
also earned All-American status by winning the West Regional
Championship.
6. The final team standings:
Army----1
Navy----2
Nevada-3
AFA------4
7. Boxer of the week for Air Force was Dean Chuva who defeated
Navy’s Yoshida in the finals to revenge a loss last October.
8. Congratulations to the black knights of Army. The Falcons will
conclude the season with the post season banquet on Saturday,
10 May at 330pm in the football stadium press box. Please note this date your calendars. A detailed flyer will follow.
9. A special thanks to all the alumni and volunteer officials who
support our program all season. We also say farewell to coach
Erwin Vargas who is separating from the Air Force and moving
to Las Vegas to be with his new bride Courtney. Coach Vargas
has been on board since November of 2005. He will be replaced
by Blake bald class of 2005.Good luck and God Bless Coach
Vargas. We appreciate your leadership and dedication to the
program and the cadets. We are always in your corner!
Monday, March 31, 2008
USAFA Boxing Western Regional Results
All,
Below are the results of the Western Boxing Regional which took place this past weekend at Santa Clara University, California:
1. 112 LBS Dean Chuva, AFA Dec Jason Morris, UNLV
2. 119 LBS Jesse Horton, AFA RSC Ian Fletcher, SCU
3. 125 LBS Harvey White, AFA Dec Alejandro Cuadra, SJS
4. 132 LBS David Schacter, UNR Dec Jerome Foster, UNLV
5. 139 LBS Brian Navin, AFA Dec David Keegan, Cal
6. 147 LBS Thomas Gennaro, UNR Dec Nate Liptak, AFA
7. 156 LBS Daryn Nelson, AFA Dec Ryan Kotey, UNR
8. 165 LBS Cliff Moore, AFA Dec Alan Cheng, SJS
9. 175 LBS Kenny Dyer-Redner, UNR RSC Lucas Gagliardi, AFA
10. 185 LBS Boyce Loomis, AFA Medical Walk-over Charles Blackwell, UNLV
11.195 LBS Chris Johnson, AFA Dec Karl Berta, Cal
12. Hwyt Cory Tintzman, AFA Unopposed
The Air Force Academy Boxing Team competed in the west regional qualifier on 27, 28 and 29 March at Santa Clara University California. The Falcons performed superbly qualifying all 11 members of the team for the National Tournament. The Falcons won 9 regional titles and 2 runner-ups en route to capturing its 28th regional team championship. The University of Nevada Reno, UNLV, San Jose State, University of San Francisco, Cal Berkeley, and host Santa Clara University rounded out the competition in the west. The young and talented Academy team showed their heart and conditioning as they took the fight to their opponents. The high altitude (7,258 ft) training was obvious as the Falcons were able to bring six minutes of pressure and effective aggression. 156 lb Regional Champion Daryn Nelson was awarded the boxer of the tournament by the officials for the higher weight classes. Nelson received a bye in the quarter finals, defeated a game and gritty Santa Clara opponent in the semi-finals, and unseeded the defending national champion from the University of Nevada Reno, Ryan Kotey. Nelson used effective combinations and brought a determination and will to win to the ring. The Air Force Academy 112 lb regional champion, Dean Chuva, showed tremendous heart and courage having to come from behind to win a close 3-2 decision over the talented and experienced Jason Morris of UNLV. Morris controlled round 1 and bloodied Chuva’s nose early in round 2 which warranted a mandatory 8-count from the referee. This seemed to motivate Chuva who immediately upped the tempo and pace to take charge in the second part of round 2. Chuva continued his relentless attack issuing 2 standing 8-counts and had Morris pinned on the ropes when the final bell rang. Chuva’s effort kick started his fellow teammates and provided the motivation and momentum throughout the final matches. The Falcons are in action at the NCBA National Competition next week on 10, 11, and 12 April at Reno Nevada. Thanks for all your help and support.
In Your Corner,
Coach
// Signed //
ERWIN VARGAS, Capt, USAF
Intramurals/Assistant Boxing Coach
United States Air Force Academy
DSN 333-4722
All,
Below are the results of the Western Boxing Regional which took place this past weekend at Santa Clara University, California:
1. 112 LBS Dean Chuva, AFA Dec Jason Morris, UNLV
2. 119 LBS Jesse Horton, AFA RSC Ian Fletcher, SCU
3. 125 LBS Harvey White, AFA Dec Alejandro Cuadra, SJS
4. 132 LBS David Schacter, UNR Dec Jerome Foster, UNLV
5. 139 LBS Brian Navin, AFA Dec David Keegan, Cal
6. 147 LBS Thomas Gennaro, UNR Dec Nate Liptak, AFA
7. 156 LBS Daryn Nelson, AFA Dec Ryan Kotey, UNR
8. 165 LBS Cliff Moore, AFA Dec Alan Cheng, SJS
9. 175 LBS Kenny Dyer-Redner, UNR RSC Lucas Gagliardi, AFA
10. 185 LBS Boyce Loomis, AFA Medical Walk-over Charles Blackwell, UNLV
11.195 LBS Chris Johnson, AFA Dec Karl Berta, Cal
12. Hwyt Cory Tintzman, AFA Unopposed
The Air Force Academy Boxing Team competed in the west regional qualifier on 27, 28 and 29 March at Santa Clara University California. The Falcons performed superbly qualifying all 11 members of the team for the National Tournament. The Falcons won 9 regional titles and 2 runner-ups en route to capturing its 28th regional team championship. The University of Nevada Reno, UNLV, San Jose State, University of San Francisco, Cal Berkeley, and host Santa Clara University rounded out the competition in the west. The young and talented Academy team showed their heart and conditioning as they took the fight to their opponents. The high altitude (7,258 ft) training was obvious as the Falcons were able to bring six minutes of pressure and effective aggression. 156 lb Regional Champion Daryn Nelson was awarded the boxer of the tournament by the officials for the higher weight classes. Nelson received a bye in the quarter finals, defeated a game and gritty Santa Clara opponent in the semi-finals, and unseeded the defending national champion from the University of Nevada Reno, Ryan Kotey. Nelson used effective combinations and brought a determination and will to win to the ring. The Air Force Academy 112 lb regional champion, Dean Chuva, showed tremendous heart and courage having to come from behind to win a close 3-2 decision over the talented and experienced Jason Morris of UNLV. Morris controlled round 1 and bloodied Chuva’s nose early in round 2 which warranted a mandatory 8-count from the referee. This seemed to motivate Chuva who immediately upped the tempo and pace to take charge in the second part of round 2. Chuva continued his relentless attack issuing 2 standing 8-counts and had Morris pinned on the ropes when the final bell rang. Chuva’s effort kick started his fellow teammates and provided the motivation and momentum throughout the final matches. The Falcons are in action at the NCBA National Competition next week on 10, 11, and 12 April at Reno Nevada. Thanks for all your help and support.
In Your Corner,
Coach
// Signed //
ERWIN VARGAS, Capt, USAF
Intramurals/Assistant Boxing Coach
United States Air Force Academy
DSN 333-4722
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Results from January 18, 2008/notes from Coach
1. 172 LBS C2C TRAVIS MURRAY, CS-24 DEC C1C CLIFF MOORE, CS-19
2. 178 LBS C2C ANDREW CATOIRE, CS-40 DRAW C2C JUSTIN LEE, CS-39
3. 152 LBS C2C NATE LIPTAK, CS-40 DEC C3C KEN KACZMAREK, CS-31
4. 187 LBS C2C BOYCE LOOMIS, CS-08 DEC C1C CHRIS JOHNSON, CS-14
5. 160 LBS C2C RUDY BOWEN, CS-16 DEC C1C RYAN PRICE, CS-24
6. 160 LBS C1C DARYN NELSON, CS-26 RSC-1 C3C JOHN DOESECKLE, CS-33
7. 179 LBS C2C ELON BRUMFIELD, CS-27 DEC C1C BRUCE JAMISON, CS-25
8. 117 LBS C2C DEAN CHUVA, CS-24 DEC C4C MATT DEMARS, CS-10
9. 133 LBS C2C JESSE HORTON, CS-11 DEC C2C DAVE SIMON, CS-40
10. 215 LBS C3C COREY TINTZMAN, CS-36 RSC-2 C1C TODD NEWELL, CS-05
11. 152 LBS C3C BAILEY BALL, CS-04 DEC C2C SEAN MAY, CS-37
12. 162 LBS C4C CAMERON CARTER, CS-22 DEC C4C MARTYNAS SMITAS, CS-10
13. 200 LBS C2C CASEY BUTIKOFER, CS-08 DEC C4C WILLIAM LINDBERG, CS-07
14. 177 LBS C1C JACOB LAMBACH, CS-24 DEC C3C MATT DEMING, CS-38
The last session of Friday Night Bouts concluded with 14 matches.
The Wing Open hopefuls will turn their attention to competitions in Seattle, 26 January and Reno on 1 February.
With three weeks remaining until the preliminary round of the Wing Open tournament the pressure mounts as everyone is looking over their shoulder to see where the competition will be.
Conditioning and quality ring work will be the key to success leading up to the tournament. Several divisions are loaded with talent and potential.
Congratulations to C3C Bailey Ball who was named boxer of the week. Bailey used a strong inside attack to take Sean May out of his fight. Ball’s strong combinations and quick hands were the difference in the scoring. Several positions changed on the champions and challengers board as the hungry underdogs imposed their will to earn the decision.
Mark your calendars---the 14th of February Wing Open Quarter finals, 20th of February Wing open Semi-Finals, and March 2nd the Wing Open Finals at 2 PM in Clune Arena. The Finals will be aired by the Mountain network and admission is free to the public.
Please join us for the 50th anniversary of this outstanding event. Thanks to all volunteer coaches and officials for helping us out tonight. We will see you in three weeks.
V/R,
Coach
1. 172 LBS C2C TRAVIS MURRAY, CS-24 DEC C1C CLIFF MOORE, CS-19
2. 178 LBS C2C ANDREW CATOIRE, CS-40 DRAW C2C JUSTIN LEE, CS-39
3. 152 LBS C2C NATE LIPTAK, CS-40 DEC C3C KEN KACZMAREK, CS-31
4. 187 LBS C2C BOYCE LOOMIS, CS-08 DEC C1C CHRIS JOHNSON, CS-14
5. 160 LBS C2C RUDY BOWEN, CS-16 DEC C1C RYAN PRICE, CS-24
6. 160 LBS C1C DARYN NELSON, CS-26 RSC-1 C3C JOHN DOESECKLE, CS-33
7. 179 LBS C2C ELON BRUMFIELD, CS-27 DEC C1C BRUCE JAMISON, CS-25
8. 117 LBS C2C DEAN CHUVA, CS-24 DEC C4C MATT DEMARS, CS-10
9. 133 LBS C2C JESSE HORTON, CS-11 DEC C2C DAVE SIMON, CS-40
10. 215 LBS C3C COREY TINTZMAN, CS-36 RSC-2 C1C TODD NEWELL, CS-05
11. 152 LBS C3C BAILEY BALL, CS-04 DEC C2C SEAN MAY, CS-37
12. 162 LBS C4C CAMERON CARTER, CS-22 DEC C4C MARTYNAS SMITAS, CS-10
13. 200 LBS C2C CASEY BUTIKOFER, CS-08 DEC C4C WILLIAM LINDBERG, CS-07
14. 177 LBS C1C JACOB LAMBACH, CS-24 DEC C3C MATT DEMING, CS-38
The last session of Friday Night Bouts concluded with 14 matches.
The Wing Open hopefuls will turn their attention to competitions in Seattle, 26 January and Reno on 1 February.
With three weeks remaining until the preliminary round of the Wing Open tournament the pressure mounts as everyone is looking over their shoulder to see where the competition will be.
Conditioning and quality ring work will be the key to success leading up to the tournament. Several divisions are loaded with talent and potential.
Congratulations to C3C Bailey Ball who was named boxer of the week. Bailey used a strong inside attack to take Sean May out of his fight. Ball’s strong combinations and quick hands were the difference in the scoring. Several positions changed on the champions and challengers board as the hungry underdogs imposed their will to earn the decision.
Mark your calendars---the 14th of February Wing Open Quarter finals, 20th of February Wing open Semi-Finals, and March 2nd the Wing Open Finals at 2 PM in Clune Arena. The Finals will be aired by the Mountain network and admission is free to the public.
Please join us for the 50th anniversary of this outstanding event. Thanks to all volunteer coaches and officials for helping us out tonight. We will see you in three weeks.
V/R,
Coach
Friday, January 11, 2008
Boxers! I need you to do 2 things for me which will make our communications so much easier:
1) on this site, please put your email address in the right hand corner of the main page so I can send stuff out more quickly and efficiently
2) All grads can go to www.zoomienation.com and sign up there as well click on the "join today"
This is a great site provided by the AOG for groups like ours to stay in touch with each other
50th Wing Open is scheduled for March 2, at 2pm. We will be having room information, and a get together on March 1 (Saturday night) for those able to attend.
Please sign up!! Thanks
Boxing Schedule and Roster!!
schedule: http://goairforcefalcons.cstv.com/sports/m-box/sched/afa-m-box-sched.html
roster: http://goairforcefalcons.cstv.com/sports/m-box/mtt/afa-m-box-mtt.html
1) on this site, please put your email address in the right hand corner of the main page so I can send stuff out more quickly and efficiently
2) All grads can go to www.zoomienation.com and sign up there as well click on the "join today"
This is a great site provided by the AOG for groups like ours to stay in touch with each other
50th Wing Open is scheduled for March 2, at 2pm. We will be having room information, and a get together on March 1 (Saturday night) for those able to attend.
Please sign up!! Thanks
Boxing Schedule and Roster!!
schedule: http://goairforcefalcons.cstv.com/sports/m-box/sched/afa-m-box-sched.html
roster: http://goairforcefalcons.cstv.com/sports/m-box/mtt/afa-m-box-mtt.html
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