NATIONAL SENIOR C’SHIPS ENTRIES DEADLINE

 

(PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL SENIORS MUST BE IN BY NEXT MONDAY)

To: Provincial Councils & County Boards

(Please distribute to ALL Clubs in your Unit immediately and see below attachment for entry forms)

SENIORS ENTRY FORM

Men’s & Women’s National Senior Championships 2019

Dates: October 18th 19th, 25th, 26th, and November 1st & 2nd

Venue: TBC

Friday 18th 8.30am-10.00am 12.00- 1.00pm
Saturday 19th 8.30am-10.00am
Friday 25th 8.30am-10.00am 12.00- 1.00pm
Saturday 26th 8.30am-10.00am
Friday 1st November 8.30am-10.00am 12.00- 1.00pm
Saturday 2nd 8.30am-10.00am
(Boxers will weigh in daily and will have a Medical exam on the first day they box)

Draws: 2.30 pm on Tuesday 15th October In the National Stadium
the draw is being conducted on the basis of pre entry only

Age Requirements:

(Men & Women) boxers born 1979-2001 and not have won a National Intermediate, Senior or National Elite Championship title.

Boxing Friday 18th October 7pm
Saturday 19th 11am
Friday 25th 6.30pm
Saturday 26th 11am
Friday 1st November 6.30pm
Saturday 2nd 11am

Women: 48kg / 51kg/ 54kg / 57kg / 60kg / 64kg / 69kg / 75kg / 81kg / 81+kg
Men: 49kg / 52kg / 56kg / 60kg / 64kg / 69kg / 75kg / 81kg / 91kg / 91+kg

Entries: Medical Record Cards and a non –refundable entry fee of 20 Euros must be sent in with pre-entry form before the closing date of Monday 14th October. As the draw is being conducted on the basis of pre entry only boxers for whom entries have been will be allowed box. Entries must specify Club, weight division and date of birth.

Boxing: Boxing will be over 3×3 minute rounds for men and women.
Males must present themselves clean shaven. NO HEADGUARDS for all male boxers over 18 as per new AIBA Rules.
Males must present themselves clean shaven and all boxers must advise the doctor of any medication they are taking or have taken in the preceding 4 weeks. Anti Doping may be carried out at any stage of the championships. It is imperative that all boxers adhere to the Anti-Doping Rules and Regulations- any queries regarding this matter please contact Mr Larry Morrison Anti-Doping Officer IABA on 0860292476

Non Pregnancy Declaration forms must be signed.

Attire: Boxers shall have one red and one blue vest. Coaches must wear track suits and runners at all sessions and endeavour to set a high standard of hygiene at all times in the corners no caps/hats are allowed. Boxers must not wear long sleeved shirts under vests. Hair must be tied back and swimming hats should be worn under headgear.

No Red, Orange or pink Gum shields.

Sportsmanship: all decisions must be accepted in a sporting manner any complaints must be addressed to the Chief Official Stephen Connolly. Please show respect to all Ringside Officials. A document is being prepared stipulating requirements in relation to conduct and the use of social media which will require the signature of all boxers and coaches at weigh-in.

*****(Information contained in this document is subject to change.)****

Yours Sincerely

Art O’Brien
Hon Secretary,
Irish Athletic Boxing Association

President Dominic O’Rourke Vice President Joe Hennigan, Hon Secretary Art O’Brien, Hon Treasurer Larry Morrison, Hon Registrar Stephen Connolly

ELITE SCHOOLBOY TRAINING

 

Elite Schoolboys Squad training for Boy 1 and Boy 2 Champions from 2019 plus any Boy 2 Cadet Champions in 2019, will take place this Sunday in the High Performance Gym at the National Boxing Stadium from 11am – 3:30pm.

All boxers taking part are asked to bring their full training gear including good quality 16oz sparring gloves, bag gloves, headguard, groin guard, wraps, gumshield, skipping rope, water for two sessions and a change of clothes.

Any boxer unable to attend squad training should contact the schoolboys boxing coordinator Paddy Gallagher at paddythegaa59@gmail.com or 087-6286269.

 

DESMOND JOINS BROADHURST IN WORLD QUARTER-FINALS

 

Cork welter Christina Desmond joined Amy Broadhurst in the last eight of the World Elites on a unanimous decision over Canada’s Pan American finalist Myriam Da Silva in Ulan-Ude, Siberia this afternoon.

The Macroom southpaw posted one 10-8 round en route to an emphatic 30-26, 30-37,30-27,30-27, 29-28 win over the Quebec orthodox and No. 5 seed.

Turkey’s Busenaz Surmeneli awaits in the quarter-finals tomorrow. Surmeneli beat Italy’s No. 5 seed Assunta Canfora, who Desmond has beaten twice in the past, this afternoon.

Desmond was always on top against Da Silva, with all the meatier shots and combinations coming from the gloves of the Leeside lefty who along with Broadhurst is now one win away from at least bronze.

Earlier today, Broadhurst booked her ticket into the quarter-finals.

The Dundalk southpaw earned a 30-37,29-28,29-28,29-28,29-28 unanimous decision over Poland’s Aneta Rygielska.

Broadhurst will now meet Finland’s No. 1 seed Mira Potkonen in the last eight tomorrow with at least bronze up for grabs in a repeat of August European Elite semi-final which the Finn won in Madrid.

Potkonen, who lost five of her six outings with Katie Taylor in the amateur ranks before the Bray won switched codes, comfortably saw off Ecuador’s Marie Palacios this morning.

Broadhurst was full value for her decision as she repeatedly tagged Rygielska with left hooks in the opening tow rounds and staggered the Pole with a right in the second.

The Polish 2019 European finalist light-welter finalist, who has dropped down to light, might have edged the third, but it was never going to be enough to overturn the deficit from the opening two frames.

Broadhurst and Desmond will be in action in the evening session between 12 noon and 12 30 pm (Irish times) tomorrow. Click here for the schedule.

 

 

World Women’s Elite Championships Ulan-Ude, Siberia, Russia

October 9

Last 16

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Aneta Rygielska (Poland) 5-0
69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) beat Myriam Da Silva (Canada)5-0

October 10

Q/Finals

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) v Mire Potkonen (Finland)
69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) v Busenas Surmeneli (Turkey)

Results

October 9

Last 16

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Aneta Rygielska (Poland) 5-0
69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) beat Myriam Da Silva (Canada)5-0

October 8

Last 16

51kg Ceire Smith (Ireland) lost to Mi Choi Pang (North Korea) 2-3
57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) lost to Liudmila Vorontsova (Russia) 1-4

October 6

Last 32

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Maya Kleinhans (Germany) 5-0

October 5

Last 32

57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) beat Carmara Fatoumata (Mali) 5-0

October 4

Last 32

69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) beat Sandy Ryan (England) 4-1

October 3

Last 32

51kg: Ceire Smith (Ireland) beat Taylah Robertson (Australia) 5-0

Irish squad

51kg Ceire Smith (Cavan)

57kg Michaela Walsh (Monkstown, Antrim)

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Dealgan)

69kg Christina Desmond (Fr Horgan’s)

High-Performance Director: Bernard Dunne

Head coach: Zaur Antia

Coaches: Dimitry Dimitruk and Damian Kennedy

BROADHURST INTO Q/FINALS AT WORLD ELITES

Amy Broadhurst booked her ticket into the lightweight quarter-finals at the World Women’s Elites in Ulan-Ude, Siberia this morning.

The Dundalk southpaw earned a 30-27,29-28,29-28,29-28,29-28 unanimous decision over Poland’s Aneta Rygielska and will meet Finland’s No. 1 seed Mira Potkonen in the last eight tomorrow with at least bronze up for grabs.

The bout is a repeat of August’s European Elite semi-final which the Finn won in Madrid.

Potkonen, who lost five of her six outings with Katie Taylor in the amateurs, forced Ecuador’s Marie Palacios into a standing count en route to victory this morning.

Broadhurst was full value for her decision as she kept her shape, regularly tagged Rygielska with clear and solid left hooks in the opening two rounds and staggered the Pole with a right in the second.

The Polish 2019 European light-welter finalist, who has dropped down to light, may have edged the third but it was never going to be enough to overturn the deficit from the opening two frames.

Meanwhile, Cork welter Christina Desmond meets Canada’s Myriam Da Silva for a place in the quarter-finals at approximately 12.15 pm (Irish time) in Ring A today.

(Image: Broadhurst (red) from an earlier fight in Siberia)

 

World Women’s Elite Championships Ulan-Ude, Siberia, Russia

October 9

Last 16

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Aneta Rygielska (Poland) 5-0
69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) v Myriam Da Silva (Canada)

October 10

Q/Final

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) v Mira Potkonen (Finland)

Results

October 8

Last 16

51kg Ceire Smith (Ireland) lost to Mi Choi Pang (North Korea) 2-3
57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) lost to Liudmila Vorontsova (Russia) 1-4

October 6

Last 32

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Maya Kleinhans (Germany) 5-0

October 5

Last 32

57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) beat Carmara Fatoumata (Mali) 5-0

October 4

Last 32

69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) beat Sandy Ryan (England) 4-1

October 3

Last 32

51kg: Ceire Smith (Ireland) beat Taylah Robertson (Australia) 5-0

Irish squad

51kg Ceire Smith (Cavan)

57kg Michaela Walsh (Monkstown, Antrim)

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Dealgan)

69kg Christina Desmond (Fr Horgan’s)

High-Performance Director: Bernard Dunne

Head coach: Zaur Antia

Coaches: Dimitry Dimitruk and Damian Kennedy

 

DEVELOPMENT TRAINING THIS SUNDAY AT CRUMLIN BC

Men’s and Women’s development squad training will commence on Saturday 12th October at 10.45am and will continue every Saturday thereon in the Crumlin Boxing Club.

Training will be open boxing so please bring everything you will need.

If you have any queries please contact IABA Vice President Paddy Osborne on (086) 100 8367