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Team USA Dominated 2024 World Boxing U19 Championships, Brought Home Historic Medals PhilBoxing.com Fri, 15 Nov 2024 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (November 14, 2024) -– The 2024 World Boxing U19 Championships, held in Pueblo, Colorado, concluded on November 2, 2024. Team USA sent 11 boxers, six male and five females, to World Boxing inaugural World Championships. Team USA with little international experience went to Colorado and earned eight medals including three gold. Lorenzo Patricio (50 kg), Joseph Awinongya (75 kg), and Elijah Lugo (80 kg) dominated their weight classes and earned the first World Boxing gold medals and etched their name in the history books. Awinongya’s dominant run in the World Boxing U19 Championships included an RSC (1) unanimous decision victory and a 4-1 split decision win in the gold medal round. As for Lugo, his gold medal was earned by an RSC (3), 3-2 split decision victory and a unanimous decision in the gold medal round. However, the most impressive run was by Patricio, who won the first round 4-0, and the semifinals and final on a unanimous decision earning his gold medal. In addition to the gold medals, Emmanuel Chance (55 kg) and Rishon Sims (90 kg) earned silver, as they showcased their talents throughout the week and proudly represented the United States. Also, Shamiracle Hardaway (60 kg), Nevaeh Williams (65 kg), and Laila Zakirova (51 kg) all secured bronze medals, contributing to the overall medal tally and demonstrating the depth of talent on Team USA. USA Boxing will be led by National Development coach Chad Wigle (Colorado Springs, Colo.). Assisting Wigle will be three assistant coaches in Danilo Garcia (Oakland, Calif.), Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, N.C.), and Blanca Gutierrez (Pacifica, Calif.). Team USA World Boxing U19 Championship Medalists Gold Medal 50 kg: Lorenzo Patricio, Waianae, Hawaii 75 kg: Joseph Awinongya, Joliet, Ill. 80 kg: Elijah Lugo, Marietta, Ga. Silver Medal 55 kg: Emmanuel Chance, East Orange, N.J. 90 kg: Rishon Sims, Harrisburg, Pa. Bronze Medal 51 kg: Laila Zakirova, Staten Island, N.Y. 60 kg: Shamiracle Hardaway, Lagrange, Ga. 65 kg: Nevaeh Williams, Cleveland, Ohio TEAM USA World Boxing U19 Championship ROSTER 48 kg: Joscelyn Olayo-Munoz, Las Cruces, N.M. 50 kg: Lorenzo Patricio, Waianae, Hawaii 51 kg: Laila Zakirova, Staten Island, N.Y. 54 kg: Violet Lopez, Milwaukee, Wis. 55 kg: Emmanuel Chance, East Orange, N.J. 60 kg: Shamiracle Hardaway, Lagrange, Ga. 65 kg: Mesiah Nimo, Dallas, Texas 65 kg: Nevaeh Williams, Cleveland, Ohio 70 kg: Malachi Ross, Grandview, Mo. 75 kg: Joseph Awinongya, Joliet, Ill. 80 kg: Elijah Lugo, Marietta, Ga. 90 kg: Rishon Sims, Harrisburg, Pa. Below find links to profiles for all of USA Boxing’s U 19 Championships medalists: Gold Medal 50 kg: Lorenzo Patricio, Waianae, Hawaii https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/15/chasing-gold-lorenzo-patricio-journey-to-represent-hawaii-and-his-family 75 kg: Joseph Awinongya, Joliet, Ill. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/25/the-journey-of-joseph-awinongya-and-his-boxing-dreams 80 kg: Elijah Lugo, Marietta, Ga. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/november/13/elijah-lugo-the-making-of-a-champion Silver Medal 55 kg: Emmanuel Chance, East Orange, N.J. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/18/rising-to-the-challenge-the-journey-of-emmanuel-mannie-chance 90 kg: Rishon Sims, Harrisburg, Pa. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/28/rishon-sims-boxing-path-and-his-pursuit-for-gold Bronze Medal 51 kg: Laila Zakirova, Staten Island, N.Y. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/16/bloodlines-of-champions-the-rise-of-laila-zakirova 60 kg: Shamiracle Hardaway, Lagrange, Ga. https://www.usaboxing.org/news/2024/october/24/shamiracle-hardaway-s-path-to-greatness 65 kg: Nevaeh Williams, Cleveland, Ohio |
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