Ireland and Germany shared the honours for a second night after a 10-10 tie in Saalfeld-Rudolstadf last evening.

Both sides drew 10-10 on Friday at the same venue and couldn’t be separated again after another 10-10 result.

Emmet Colgan, the Irish team manager and coach, praised the performance of the Irish team against their talented German counterparts and thanked the hosts for two fantastic nights of boxing and hospitality.

Colgan, Martin Donovan, Kathleen Meli and Nicole Meli were working Ireland’s corner in Germany. Mick Gill was R&J.

In three additional bouts, Irish Elite champion Kieran Molloy recorded his second win of the tour, with victory also for Colm Quinn and a gutsy performance from Rachael Desmond.

The Irish squad are due to arrive home at 10.35pm via Dublin Airport this evening (Terminal 1).

Germany versus Ireland Schoolboy/girl International Saalfeld-Rudolstadf, Germany

October 5

Schoolgirl

36KG Abbie Convery (Jobstown) lost to Mira Lauchmann 0-3
48KG Shauna Riordan (Sliabh Luachra) lost to Mel-li Folk 0-3
50KG Carleigh Irving (Illies G.G) lost to Maribel Schierle 0-3
52KG Nora Jackman (Paulstown) beat Nilay Genc 3-0
54KG Georgia McGovern (Drimnagh) lost to Violetta Odenbach 0-3
64KG Emma Keating (Paulstown) lost to Samanta Reiber 1-2

Schoolboy

36KG Martin McDonagh (Avona) beat Mustafa Hamed 3-0
38KG Patsy Joyce (Olympic Mullingar) beat Justin Sahin 3-0
40KG Roy Colgan (Avona) beat Raphael Braun 3-0
42KG Paul Fitzgerald (Corinthians) lost to Arian Gohar 0-3
44KG Danny O’Reilly (St.Pauls W/ford) W/O
46KG Anton Genockey (Docklands) beat Khaled Nauros 3-0
48KG Ben Dempsey (Achill) beat Akram Mazaev 2-1
50KG Daragh Lawlor (Mayfield) lost to Daniel Trefilof 1-2
52KG Padraig Stapleton (Monkstown) beat Lance Merker RSC3
54KG Ryan Connolly (Setanta Kildare) lost to Collin Ostmann 0-3
56KG Lee McEvoy (Avona) beat Kacper Garyjasz 3-0
60KG Bobbi Flood (Cabra) beat Nis Richare Zimmerman 2-1
65KG James Maguire (Holy Family D) lost to Samir Sari 0-3
80KG Adam Olaniyan (Jobstown) lost to Jordan Odege 1-2

Score: 10-10

Extra Bouts

Youth

71kg Rachael Desmond (Riverstown) lost to Annemarie Jugend RSC3

Elite

69kg Colm Quinn (Castlebar) beat Moses Fischer 3-0
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard) beat Johannes Hickmann 2-1

October 4

Schoolgirl

36KG Abbie Convery (Jobstown) lost to Mira Lauchmann 0-3
48KG Shauna Riordan (Sliabh Luachra) lost to Mel-li Folk 0-3
50KG Carleigh Irving (Illies G.G) beat Laura Helms 2-1
52KG Nora Jackman (Paulstown) beat Maribel Schierle 3-0
54KG Georgia McGovern (Drimnagh) lost to Celine Brocclo 0-3
64KG Emma Keating (Paulstown) lost to Samanta Reiber 1-2

Schoolboy

36KG Martin McDonagh (Avona) beat Artur Wambodt 3-0
38KG Patsy Joyce (Olympic Mullingar) beat Niurdedin Chaoul 3-0
40KG Roy Colgan (Avona) beat Eduard Noskow 3-0
42KG Paul Fitzgerald (Corinthians) lost to Dennis Balko 0-3
44KG Danny O’Reilly (St.Pauls W/ford) beat Ansar Tschinaev RSC3
46KG Anton Genockey (Docklands) beat Justin Kern 3-0
48KG Ben Dempsey (Achill) lost to Liam Stark 0-3
50KG Daragh Lawlor (Mayfield) lost to Eugen Brack 0-3
52KG Padraig Stapleton (Monkstown) beat Maxim Scheel 3-0
54KG Ryan Connolly (Setanta Kildare) lost to Alex Lich 0-3
56KG Lee McEvoy (Avona) beat Collin Ostmann 3-0
60KG Bobbi Flood (Cabra) beat Adam Shapijanov 3-0
65KG James Maguire (Holy Family D) lost to Kharmnann Uzun 0-3
80KG Adam Olaniyan (Jobstown) lost to Endrit Ademi 0-3

Scores: 10-10

Extra Bouts

Youth

71kg Rachael Desmond (Riverstown) lost to Annemarie Jugend 0-3

Elite

69kg Colm Quinn (Castlebar) lost to Johannes Hickmann 1-2
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard) beat Andre Werner AB2

Coach/team manager: Emmet Colgan

Coaches: Martin Donovan, Kathleen Meli, Nicole Meli

R&J: Mick Gill

 

 

 

Dundalk’s Amy Broadhurst and German lightweight Maya Kleinhans will be in Ring A at approximately 11.30pm (Irish time) tomorrow morning at the World Elite Women’s Championships in Ulan-Ude, Siberia.

The 60kg three-rounder is for a place in the last 16.

Poland and Belarus trade leather in the corresponding bout immediately after the Broadhurst and Kleinhans contest.

Earlier today, Belfast’s No. 5 seed Michaela Walsh scored an emphatic victory over Mali feather Carmara Fatoumata to join Cavan flyweight Ceire Smith and Cork welter Christina Desmond in the last 16 and improve Ireland to 3 and 0 at the 67-nation tournament.

The European silver medallist and two-time Commonwealth finalist meets Ulan-Ude native Liudmila Vorontsova on Tuesday, while Smith is in against North Korea’s No. 1 seed Mi Choi Pang, also on Tuesday.

Desmond faces Canada’s Pam American finalist and No. 5 seed Myriam Da Silva on Wednesday.

 

 

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

October 6

Last 32

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) v Maya Kleinhans (Germany)

October 8

Last 16

51kg Ceire Smith (Ireland) v Mi Choi Pang (North Korea)
57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) v Liudmila Vorontsova (Russia)

October 9

Last 16

69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) v Myriam Da Silva (Canada)

Results

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

Dimitry Dimitruk and Damian Kennedy

Michaela Walsh made it three wins out of three for Ireland at the World Women’s Elites in Ulan-Ude, Siberia today.

The Belfast feather beat Mali’s Carmara Fatoumata on a landslide unanimous decision to join Cavan’s Ceire Smith and Cork’s Christina Desmond in the last 16 in Russia.

Final scores – 30-25,30-25,30-25,30-25,30-26 to Walsh.

The brave but mostly outclassed West African took a standing count in the third from a right with Walsh, occasionally switching to southpaw, repeatedly finding the target with head and body shots and avoiding most of the incoming.

She’s now meet Russia’s Liudmila Vorontsova on Tuesday morning for a place in the quarter-finals.

Ulan-Ude-native Vorontsova beat Germany’s Ramona Graeef today.

Meanwhile, Dundalk lightweight Amy Broadhurst faces top Germany’s Youth prospect Maya Kleinhans in the last 32 tomorrow.

Former Irish coach Eddie Bolger, the current German coach, will be working Kleinhans corner.

 

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

October 5

Last 32

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

October 6

Last 32

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) v Maya Kleinhans (Germany)

October 8

Last 16

51kg Ceire Smith (Ireland) v Mi Choi Pang (North Korea)
57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) v Liudmila Vorontsova (Russia)

October 9

Last 16

69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) v Myriam Da Silva (Canada)

Results

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

Dimitry Dimitruk and Damian Kennedy

 

 

Ireland and Germany shared the spoils in a see-saw Schoolboy/girl international in Germany tonight.

Both nations claimed ten wins each in Saalfeld-Rudolstadf.

Irish team manager/coach Emmet Colgan said that the entire squad gave it everything, adding that the scoring was very fair in some very close bouts.

Both sides meet again tomorrow evening at the same venue. Saturday’s weigh-ins begin at 4pm and boxing starts at 6pm (local time).

In three additional bouts on tonight’s card, current Irish Elite champion Kieran Molloy scored an inside the distance win over German welter Andre Werner but Colm Quinn was edged on a 2-1 split by Johannes Hickmann.

Annemarie Jugend earned a decision over Rachael Desmond in the Youth class.

 

Germany versus Ireland Schoolboy/girl International Saalfeld-Rudolstadf, Germany

October 4 (6pm)

Schoolgirl

36KG Abbie Convery (Jobstown) lost to Mira Lauchmann 0-3
48KG Shauna Riordan (Sliabh Luachra) lost to Mel-li Folk 0-3
50KG Carleigh Irving (Illies G.G) beat Laura Helms 2-1
52KG Nora Jackman (Paulstown) beat Maribel Schierle 3-0
54KG Georgia McGovern (Drimnagh) lost to Celine Brocclo 0-3
64KG Emma Keating (Paulstown) lost to Samanta Reiber 1-2

Schoolboy

36KG Martin McDonagh (Avona) beat Artur Wambodt 3-0
38KG Patsy Joyce (Olympic Mullingar) beat Niurdedin Chaoul 3-0
40KG Roy Colgan (Avona) beat Eduard Noskow 3-0
42KG Paul Fitzgerald (Corinthians) lost to Dennis Balko 0-3
44KG Danny O’Reilly (St.Pauls W/ford) beat Ansar Tschinaev RSC3
46KG Anton Genockey (Docklands) beat Justin Kern 3-0
48KG Ben Dempsey (Achill) lost to Liam Stark 0-3
50KG Daragh Lawlor (Mayfield) lost to Eugen Brack 0-3
52KG Padraig Stapleton (Monkstown) beat Maxim Scheel 3-0
54KG Ryan Connolly (Setanta Kildare) lost to Alex Lich 0-3
56KG Lee McEvoy (Avona) beat Collin Ostmann 3-0
60KG Bobbi Flood (Cabra) beat Adam Shapijanov 3-0
65KG James Maguire (Holy Family D) lost to Kharmnann Uzun 0-3
80KG Adam Olaniyan (Jobstown) lost to Endrit Ademi 0-3

Extra Bouts

Youth

71kg Rachael Desmond (Riverstown) lost to Annemarie Jugend 0-3

Elite

69kg Colm Quinn (Castlebar) lost to Johannes Hickmann 1-2
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard) beat Andre Werner AB2

 

Coach/team manager: Emmet Colgan

Coaches: Martin Donovan, Kathleen Meli, Nicole Meli

R&J: Mick Gill

 

Christina Desmond improved Ireland to 2 and 0 at the World Elite Women’s Championships in Ulan-Ude, Siberia today.

The Cork welter beat England’s Commonwealth champion Sandy Ryan on a 4-1 split decision to book her ticket into the last 16.

The Rebel southpaw, whose backhand repeatedly stung the Derby orthodox, won the first round on the unofficial cards, and Ryan, benefiting from a surprise public warning for slapping, claimed the second.

However, Desmond, a former European bronze medallist, put the foot on the gas in the final 30 seconds of a close bout to seal victory and join Ceire Smith in the last 16.

The final scores read 29-27 and 29-27 to Desmond and 29-27 to Ryan and two 28-28, 28-28 scores but when it went back to the judges that marked it even to select a winner they opted for Desmond (4-1).

She’ll now meet Canada’s Myrian Da Silva next Wednesday. The Quebec-native and Pan American finalist is the No. 5 seed in the welter class in Ulan-Ude.

Meanwhile, Belfast feather Michaela Walsh, the No. 5 seed in Ulan-Ude, meets Carmara Fatoumata of Mali for a place in the last 16 tomorrow.

Amy Broadhurst meets Germany’s Maya Kleinhans on Sunday.

 

 

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

October 4

Last 32

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

October 5

Last 32

57kg Michaela Walsh (Ireland) v Carmara Fatoumata (Mali)

October 6

Last 32

60kg Amy Broadhurst (Ireland) v Maya Kleinhans (Germany)

October 8

Last 16

51kg Ceire Smith (Ireland) v Mi Choi Pang (North Korea)

October 9

Last 16

69kg Christina Desmond (Ireland) v Myriam Da Silva (Canada)

RESULTS

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

Dimitry Dimitruk and Damian Kennedy