DAY 1 RESULTS – WORLD YOUTH WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS

Irish squad in India today

 

 

 

Shauna Blaney bowed out of the World Youth Championships at the preliminary stage in Guwahati, India today.

The Irish flyweight was beaten by Russia’s European Youth finalist Ekaterina Molchanova in the 51kg class.

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Caitlin Fryers, Shannon Reilly and Lauren Kelly are in action tomorrow at the 38-nation tournament.

Click here for Monday’s schedule.

AIBA Youth Women’s World Boxing Championships Guwahati, India 19-26 November

November 19th

Last 32

51kg Shauna Blaney (Ireland) lost to Ekaterina Molchanova (Russia) 0-5

November 20th

Last 32

48kg Caitlin Fryers (Ireland) v Nasu Misaki (Japan)

Last 16

69kg Shannon Reilly (Ireland) v Olivia Hussey (England)

75kg Lauren Kelly (Ireland) v Ya Chun-Yang (Chinese Taipei)

November 21st

Last 16

54kg Mary Geraghty (Ireland) v Marie Bachmaier (Germany)

57kg Labhaoise Clarke (Ireland) v Victorie Piteau (France) or Namuun Monkhor (Mongolia)

60kg Marguerita Nevin (Ireland) v Klaudia Budasz (Poland)

November 22nd

Q/Final

64kg Katelynn Phelan (Ireland) v Aidyl Cardenas (USA) or Khon Batbold (Mongolia)

Irish Squad

48kg Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata)
51kg Shauna Blaney (Navan)
54kg Mary Geraghty (Baldoyle)
57kg Labhaoise Clarke (Carndonagh)
60kg Marguerita Nevin (St.Brigid’s, Kildare)
64kg Katelynn Phelan (St.Brigid’s, Kildare)
69kg Shannon Reilly (Bray)

75kg Lauren Kelly (St.Brigid’s, Edenderry)

Team manager: Anna Moore

Coaches: Jimmy Payne, Liam Brereton, Antia Just
R&J: Sadie Duffy

 

FIVE INTO FINALS IN FINLAND

 

 

 

Ireland recorded five victories in the semi-finals of the Tammer Elite multi-nations in Tampere, Finland this afternoon.

George Bates, Tony Browne, Michael Nevin, Kieran Molloy and Dean Gardiner upgraded their guaranteed bronze to at least silver after having their hands raised in victory at the 38th edition of the tournament.

The five will be back in action in Sunday’s finals at the 23-nation competition.

Ireland has recorded 12 wins from 15 bouts so far in Tampere.

Myles Casey and Wayne Kelly bowed out today. Kelly was edged on a 3-2 split after a fiery light-welter encounter with England’s Conor Loftus, while Kiril Asanasev was beaten on a 4-1 split by Croatia’s 2014 World Youth finalist Toni Filipi.

Tammer Multi-Nations Tampere, Finland

November 16th

Q/Finals

69kg Kieran Molloy (Ireland) beat Stephen Newns (Scotland) 5-0

November 17th

Q/Finals
64kg Wayne Kelly (Ireland) beat William Edwards (Wales) 4-1
81kg Tony Browne (Ireland) beat Liridon Nuha (Sweden) 4-0
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Ireland) beat Artem Mikaelian (Russia) 5-0
60kg George Bates (Ireland) beat Shun Han Cheung (Korea) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat John Doherty (Scotland) 3-2

91+kg Dean Gardiner (Ireland) beat Mourad Aliev (France) 5-0

November 18th

S/Finals

56kg Myles Casey (Ireland) lost to Jordan Rodirigues (France) 0-5
60kg George Bates (Ireland) beat Nathaniel Collins (Scotland) 5-0
64kg Wayne Kelly (Ireland) lost to Conor Loftus (England) 2-3
69kg Kieran Molloy (Ireland) beat Ilja Medvedev (Russia) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Arthur Obanyan (Germany) 3-2
81kg Tony Browne (Ireland) beat Mamadou Diabra (France) 4-1
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Ireland) lost to Toni Filipi (Croatia) 1-4

91kg+ Dean Gardiner (Ireland) beat Michael Barton (Scotland) 5-0

November 19th

Finals

60kg George Bates (Ireland) v Michael McDonagh (Wales)
69kg Kieran Molloy (Ireland)  v Cyrus Pattison (England)
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) v Mariusz Gnas (Sweden)
81kg Tony Browne (Ireland) v George Crotty (England)
91+kg Dean Gardiner (Ireland) v Petar Belberov (Bulgaria)

Irish squad

56kg Myles Casey (St Francis)
60kg George Bates (St Marys)
64kg Wayne Kelly (Ballinacarrow)
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard)
75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)
81kg Tony Browne (St Michaels)
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Smithfield)
91+kg Dean Gardiner (Clonmel)

Coaches: Zaur Antia & Dmitry Dimitruc

NATIONAL SENIOR C’SHIPS -DAY 2 RESULTS

Gabriel Dossen (red) and Seamus Lyons today

 

Please scroll down for Day 2 results from the National Senior Championships at Dublin’s National Stadium.

25 bouts were completed today.

World Youth bronze medallist Gabriel Dossen, making his Senior debut this aternoon, beat Seamus Lyons of Dublin in the welter class.

The tournament resumes next Friday evening at the home of Irish boxing.

National Senior Championships National Stadium Dublin

November 18th

Prelims (11am) 

60kg Terry McEntee (Old School) beat Eoin Meaney (Leos) 5-0
60kg Theo Allen (Cookstown) beat Conor Murphy (Celtic Eagles) 3-2
64kg Jamie Long (Muskerry) beat Adam Kelly (Ballinacargy) 5-0
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) beat Karl O’Connor (Edenmore) 5-0
64kg Ryan O’Rourke (St Michaels D) beat Jordan Kennedy (St Pauls Wat) 5-0
64kg Michael Kinsella (St Anthony’s/St Pats) beat Malachy McDonald (Corrib) 5-0
69kg Daniel Foster (Mullingar Elite) beat Luke Maguire (Esker) 3-2
69kg Jason Kyne (Celtic Eagles) beat  Nathan Cranley (Monkstown Dublin) 5-0
69kg Michael Avetisian (Glasnevin) beat Lee Reeves (Corpus Christi) 5-0
69kg Patrick Coney (The Loup) beat  Peter Fabian (St Marys Dublin) 5-0
69kg Gabriel Dossen (Olympic) beat Seamus Lyons (Monkstown Dublin) 5-0
69kg Thomas Myers (Sligo City) beat Owen Bergin (Portlaoise) 4-1
60kg Craig Bonney (Hyland BA) beat Ben Teeling (Holy Family Drogheda) 5-0
69kg Phil Maloney (St Francis) beat Andy McDonagh (St Pauls Wat) 5-0
75kg Keelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) beat Derek Duhig (St Francis) 5-0
75kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagle) beat  Adam Keenan (Gorey) 5-0
75kg John Maughan (St Marys Dublin) beat Noel Donnelly (Dockers) 5-0
75kg Chris O’Reilly (Holy Family Drogheda) beat  Shane Dooley (Clonard) 5-0
81kg Jason Clancy (Ballinacarrow) beat Jordan O’Neill (Dublin Docklands) 3-0
81kg Jordan Lawlor (Ratoath GG) beat Simon Bangu (Dunboyne) 5-0
81kg James Daly (St Annes) beat John Connors Bray) 5-0
81kg David Tsotsoria (Illies GG) beat  Philip Hickey (Paulstown) 3-2
81kg Cathal Browne (Illies GG) beat Ryan Simcox (Charleville) 5-0
81kg Faolin Rahill (DCU Athletic) beat Kevin Kehoe (Marble City) 4-1
81kg Brendan Kenny (Monivea) beat  Oran Sheilds (Letterkenny) 5-0

November 17th

Prelims (7pm)

56kg Scott O’Connor (Ryston) beat Ben Nelson (Townland) 5-0
60kg Conor Murphy (Celtic Eagles) beat  Seamus OG Deeds (Emerald A) 3-2
60kg Theo Allen (Cookstown) beat  Gary McDonald (Corrib) 5-0
60kg Patryck Adamus (Drimnagh) beat Christopher Riggs (Mulhuddart) 5-0
60kg Shane Flavin (Paulstown) beat Robert Byrne (St Margarets) TKO1
64kg Jordan Kennedy (St Pauls Wat) beat Evan Fitzgerald (Esker) 5-0
64kg Kenneth Doyle (Monkstown Dublin) beat  Aaron Daly (Castlebar) 5-0
64kg Malachy McDonald (Corrib) beat   Sean Benson (St Francis) 5-0
64kg Michael Kinsella (St Anthoyns/Pats) beat  Nathan Fleet (Crumlin) 5-0
69kg Andy McDonagh (St Pauls Wat) beat Dominic Degan (Carrickmacross) 5-0
69kg Senan Dwyer (Kilnamanagh) beat  Jamie Kennedy (Loughshore) 4-1
75kg John Maughan (St Marys Dublin) beat Conall Deeney (Carrickmore) 4-1
75kg Noel Donnelly (Dockers) beat Wayne Duggan (St Margarets)  TKO2
75kg Chris O’Reilly (Holy Family Drogheda) beat Shane Gallagher (All Saints Dub) 5-0
75kg Shane Dooley (Clonard) beat Shane O’Brien (Corpus Christi) 5-0

November 24th

Q/Finals (7pm)

60kg  Patryck Adamus (Drimnagh) V Winner
64kg  Winner V  Winner
69kg  Winner V  Winner
69kg  Winner  V  Winner
69kg  Winner V  Winner
69kg  Winner  V  Winner
81kg  Mark Fitzpatrick (Riverstown) V  Winner
81kg  Winner V  Winner
81kg  Winner V  Winner
81kg  Winner V  Winner
91kg  Kevin Sheehy (St Francis) V  Mark Scanlon (Ballinacarrow)
91kg  Anthony Byrne (St Bernadettes Dub) V Kevin Cronin (Cashen Vale)
91kg  Pearse McDonnell (Star)  V  Jake Patterson (Crumlin)
91+kg  James Barrett (Olympic) V Dean Scullion (Loughshore)
91+kg  Andrei Prutneau (St Brenadettes) V Aidan O’Neill (Paulstown)
91+kg  Patrick Lavery (Tredagh) V Eamon Tighe (Ballinacarrow)
91+kg Martin Mongan (Corpus Christi)  V  Antoine Griffin (Celtic Eagles)

November 25thS/Finals (11am)

51kg Ciara Anderson (Twin Towns) V Lois Walsh (Castlebar)

52kg Mark Corcoran (Corinthians) V Jordan Halpin (St Pauls Wat)
52kg Jason Smith (Blessington) V Kane Marshall (Emerald Antrim)
54kg Shakira Coonghe (Douglas) V Niamh Early (Ryston)
56kg Jordan Moore (Glasnevin) V Christian Cekiso (Portlaoise)
56kg Sean Purcell (Enniskerry) V Winner
60kg Bella Hughes (Mount Tallant) V Aisling Murray (Muskerry)
60kg Winner V Winner
60kg Winner V Winner
64kg Winner V Winner
64kg Winner V Winner
69kg Winner V Winner
69kg Winner V Winner
75kg Winner V Winner
75kg Winner V Winner
81kg Winner V Winner
81kg Winner V Winner
91kg Brian Mullen (St Annes) V Winner
91kg Winner V Winner
91+kg Winner V Winner

91+kg Winner V Winner

 

December 1st

Finals (7pm)

48kg Megan Doyle (Whitechurch) V Courtney Daly (Crumlin)
51kg Nycola Hayes (Togher) V Winner
52kg Winner V Winner
54kg Kellie McLoughlin (Drimnagh) V Winner
56kg Winner V Winner
57kg Emma O’Neill (St Nicholas) W/O
60kg Siobhan Ni Laoire (Corpus Christi) V Winner
60kg Winner V Winner
64kg Winner V Winner
69kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea) V Sarah Sheridan (Gorey)
69kg Winner V Winner
75kg Winner V Winner
81kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
81kg Winner V Winner
91kg Winner V Winner
91+kg Winner V Winner

AIBA WORLD WOMEN’S YOUTH DRAW

Members of Irish squad in India today

 

Please scroll down for Irish draw for World Youth Women’s Championships in Guwahati,India.

Shauna Blaney gets Ireland’s campaign underway tomorrow versus Ekaterina Molchanova. The Irish fly won’t have far to look for background on her opponent as the Russian edged Mary Geraghty, who boxes Tuesday in India, en route to silver at the European Youths this year.

Katelynn Phelan received a bye into the last-eight and awaits the USA or Mongolia.

Irish team manager Anna Moore reports that the Girls in Green are in great spirits and fighting fit.The squad trained today in the build-up to the start of the 38-nation tournament.

Blaney will be in action between 8am and 9am tomorrow morning (Irish time).

 

AIBA Youth Women’s World Boxing Championships Guwahati, India 19-26 November

 

November 19th

Last 32

51kg Shauna Blaney (Ireland) v Ekaterina Molchanova (Russia)

November 20th

Last 32

48kg Caitlin Fryers (Ireland) v Nasu Misaki (Japan)

Last 16

69kg Shannon Reilly (Ireland) v Gemma Hussey (England)
75kg Lauren Kelly (Ireland) v Ya Chun-Yang (Chinese Taipei)

November 21st

Last 16

54kg Mary Geraghty (Ireland) v Marie Bachmaier (Germany)
57kg Labhaoise Clarke (Ireland) v Victorie Piteau (France) or Namuun Monkhor (Mongolia)
60kg Marguerita Nevin (Ireland) v Klaudia Budasz (Poland)

November 22nd

Q/Final

64kg Katelynn Phelan (Ireland) v Aidyl Cardenas (USA) or Khon Batbold (Mongolia)

 

Irish Squad

48kg Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata)

51kg Shauna Blaney (Navan)

54kg Mary Geraghty (Baldoyle)

57kg Labhaoise Clarke (Carndonagh)

60kg Marguerita Nevin (St.Brigid’s, Kildare)

64kg Katelynn Phelan (St.Brigid’s, Kildare)

69kg Shannon Reilly (Bray)

75kg Lauren Kelly (St.Brigid’s, Edenderry)

 

Team manager: Anna Moore

Coaches: Jimmy Payne, Liam Brereton, Antia Just

R&J: Sadie Duffy

 

SIX WINS IN FINLAND

Gabriel Dossen with Michael Nevin, right, and World Youth mascot

 

Ireland’s highly impressive start to the Tammer Elite multi-nations continued today with six wins on the bounce in Tampere, Finland.

Wayne Kelly, Tony Browne, Kiril Afanasev, George Bates, Michael Nevin and Dean Gardiner won to join Kieran’s Molloy, who won yesterday, and Myles Casey, who received a bye, in Saturday’s semi-finals.

Former European Youth champion Nevin beat Scotland’s current Commonwealth Youth champion John Doherty tonight on a split after the Aberdeen middle retired with a cut in the second.

The entire Irish squad will be in action in the last-four tomorrow at the 23-nation tournament.

Meantime, Finland Mira Potkonen, who beat Katie Taylor at the Rio Olympics, also won at the Tammer multi-nations today.

Tammer Elite Multi-Nations Tampere, Finland

November 16th

Q/Finals

69kg Kieran Molloy (Ireland) beat Stephen Newns (Scotland) 5-0

November 17th

Q/Finals

64kg Wayne Kelly (Ireland) beat William Edwards (Wales) 4-1
81kg Tony Browne (Ireland) beat Liridon Nuha (Sweden) 4-0
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Ireland) beat Artem Mikaelian (Russia) 5-0

4pm (Irish time) session

60kg George Bates (Ireland) beat Shun Han Cheung (Korea) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat John Doherty (Scotland) 3-2

91+kg Dean Gardiner (Ireland) beat Mourad Aliev (France) 5-0

November 18th

S/Finals

56kg Myles Casey (Ireland) v Jordan Rodirigues (France)
60kg George Bates (Ireland) v TBA
64kg Wayne Kelly (Ireland) v Conor Loftus (England)
69kg Kieran Molloy (Ireland) v TBA
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) v TBA
81kg Tony Browne (Ireland) v Mamadou Diabra (France)
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Ireland) v TBA
91kg+ Dean Gardiner (Ireland) v TBA

Irish squad

56kg Myles Casey (St Francis)
60kg George Bates (St Marys)
64kg Wayne Kelly (Ballinacarrow)
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard)
75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)
81kg Tony Browne (St Michaels)
91kg Kiril Afanasev (Smithfield)

91+kg Dean Gardiner (Clonmel)

Coaches: Zaur Antia & Dmitry Dimitruc