Zelley On Boxing
Covers a variety of topics including the boxing story of
numerous individuals. Some of the stories are about the
following:
Michael Strange, Paul P-Mac MacKenzie, Alan Brown,
Gordie Lawson, Alex Rynn, Kenny Lally, Marc Leduc
the Campbell River Eagles Boxing Club. and more
Showing posts with label Alex Rynn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alex Rynn. Show all posts
Thursday, April 05, 2012
Friday, March 25, 2011
CANADIAN AMATEUR BOXING CLUBS
AMATEUR BOXING CLUBS by brian zelley
(excluding Ontario and Quebec)
From British Columbia to New Foundland, there are hundreds of
boxing clubs. Each one has a mission and a purpose. They try
to follow the rules of BOXING CANADA and the Provincial
Associations such as boxing bc, boxing alberta and others.
BRITISH COLUMBIA CLUBS
Starting with British Columbia, a list of the active clubs
can be found on the BOXING BC web site. Some
have the history of 40 years include Campbell River Eagles
now Campbell River Boxing and Fitness another Island
club of long duration is the Nanaimo Boxing Club.
There are numerous clubs from Action Boxing Club to the
Williams Lake Boxing Club with Gary McLellan and
Rick Albrechtsen.
Some older clubs include:
Prince George Spruce Capital, Cranbrook Eagles Boxing,
and the Vancouver based Astoria Boxing Club.
(location of the Action Boxing Club - Terry Cooke
and original site of the Astoria Boxing Club
with the Boyce family of Vancouver Boxing)
ALBERTA BOXING CLUBS
a large number of clubs scattered in the big cities and the
small towns from the Bowmont Boxing club in calgary
to the the Slave Lake Boxing Club with LEE TANGHE
Then there is the Calgary Boxing Club home to Alex Rynn
SASKATCHEWAN BOXING CLUBS
Sample of active clubss:
Black Cobra Boxing - Ross Anderson
Hub City Boxing - Joe Stack
Lonsdale Boxing - Frank Fiacco
Lambs Boxing - Aaron Cross
(from Boxing Saskatchewan website)
MANITOBA BOXING CLUBS
Sample of boxing clubs:
Alliance Boxing, Eastman boxing, United Boxing,
Pan-Am Boxing and Go-Jo Boxing.
(from Brandon Boxing Club, Manitoba)
NOVA SCOTIA BOXING CLUBS
Albion Boxing - Jim Worthen
Citadel Boxing - Wayne and Taylor Gordon
Pegasus Boxing - Bruce Harkness
NEW BRUNSWICK BOXING
.The Saint John Golden Gloves ABC
.Charlotown's Ko-Ed Boxing Club
.Kentville Evangeline Boxing Club
NEWFOUNDLAND and LABRADOR BOXING
A sample of clubs include TRC in St. John's and
The Conception Bay South Boxing Club.
(excluding Ontario and Quebec)
From British Columbia to New Foundland, there are hundreds of
boxing clubs. Each one has a mission and a purpose. They try
to follow the rules of BOXING CANADA and the Provincial
Associations such as boxing bc, boxing alberta and others.
BRITISH COLUMBIA CLUBS
Starting with British Columbia, a list of the active clubs
can be found on the BOXING BC web site. Some
have the history of 40 years include Campbell River Eagles
now Campbell River Boxing and Fitness another Island
club of long duration is the Nanaimo Boxing Club.
There are numerous clubs from Action Boxing Club to the
Williams Lake Boxing Club with Gary McLellan and
Rick Albrechtsen.
Some older clubs include:
Prince George Spruce Capital, Cranbrook Eagles Boxing,
and the Vancouver based Astoria Boxing Club.
(location of the Action Boxing Club - Terry Cooke
and original site of the Astoria Boxing Club
with the Boyce family of Vancouver Boxing)
ALBERTA BOXING CLUBS
a large number of clubs scattered in the big cities and the
small towns from the Bowmont Boxing club in calgary
to the the Slave Lake Boxing Club with LEE TANGHE
Then there is the Calgary Boxing Club home to Alex Rynn
SASKATCHEWAN BOXING CLUBS
Sample of active clubss:
Black Cobra Boxing - Ross Anderson
Hub City Boxing - Joe Stack
Lonsdale Boxing - Frank Fiacco
Lambs Boxing - Aaron Cross
(from Boxing Saskatchewan website)
MANITOBA BOXING CLUBS
Sample of boxing clubs:
Alliance Boxing, Eastman boxing, United Boxing,
Pan-Am Boxing and Go-Jo Boxing.
(from Brandon Boxing Club, Manitoba)
NOVA SCOTIA BOXING CLUBS
Albion Boxing - Jim Worthen
Citadel Boxing - Wayne and Taylor Gordon
Pegasus Boxing - Bruce Harkness
NEW BRUNSWICK BOXING
.The Saint John Golden Gloves ABC
.Charlotown's Ko-Ed Boxing Club
.Kentville Evangeline Boxing Club
NEWFOUNDLAND and LABRADOR BOXING
A sample of clubs include TRC in St. John's and
The Conception Bay South Boxing Club.
Sunday, January 09, 2011
2011 JUNIOR BOXING NATIONALS - senior box-offs
JUNIOR/YOUTH BOXING NATIONALS
Tournament scheduled for January 18 - 22, 2011, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec.
52 kg - expected boxers include BC boxer CODY BROWN,
and opponents expected Jessie Rochar (Alberta), Tajinder Lall
and Zack Ridgewell of Ontario.
SENIOR A and B TEAMS
Expected to be a hot competition will be lightweight
division with AYAN HUSSAIN, JAG SEEHRA, ALEX RYNN,
CAM O'CONNELL.
Tournament scheduled for January 18 - 22, 2011, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec.
52 kg - expected boxers include BC boxer CODY BROWN,
and opponents expected Jessie Rochar (Alberta), Tajinder Lall
and Zack Ridgewell of Ontario.
SENIOR A and B TEAMS
Expected to be a hot competition will be lightweight
division with AYAN HUSSAIN, JAG SEEHRA, ALEX RYNN,
CAM O'CONNELL.
Labels:
Alex Rynn,
Cam O'Connell,
Cody Brown,
Jag Seehra,
Jessie Rochar
Monday, February 08, 2010
FLYWEIGHT to LIGHTWEIGHT
THE FAST & FURIOUS LIGHTER BOXERS - FLYWEIGHT to LIGHTWEIGHT - CANADIAN CHAMPIONS
For the 2010 Canadian National Championships, the bantamweight and lightweight divisions provided some interesting twists and turns in the history of amateur boxing in Canada. At the end of five days of action, it was Nova Scotia boxer
JOEY LAVIOLETTE that would regain the bantamweight title and Alberta's CAM O'CONNELL that would be declared
the new Canadian "Elite" Senior Open boxing champion that ended-up being an all Alberta lightweight final after both
Cam and Alberta's ALEX RYNN eliminated the competition in earlier action.
BANTAMWEIGHTS - With his back-to-back 2009 and 2010 victory bantamweight champion JOEY LAVIOLETTE
stands tall among other former bantamweight champions such as Chris Ius, Les Hamilton, Bill Ranelli, Dale Walters
and Geronimo Bie. Time will tell if he is able to win a Commonwealth Games, Pan Am Games or Olympic medal,
but he has history on his side and the first test will be to make the 2010 Commonwealth Games boxing team.
Like some of the past champions by the time 2012 rolls around, he may be a featherweight contender.
LIGHTWEIGHTS - As new lightweight champion, it is difficult to predict the length of Cam's Championship
journey, but he has some slick shoes to fill with past champions such as Jose Martinez, Cleveland Denny, Asif Dar,
Bill Irwin and Michael Strange.
AS 2010 shifts into 2011, the question that can't be answered is what will become of KENNY LALLY and ALEX RYNN,
the same question could be asked of former champion BRANDT BUTT and light-welterweight STEFAN MELIDEO or
some of the new contenders such as MARCUS HUME and THOMAS SPEIRS. For British Columbia boxing, the coaches
need to study the history of boxing from 1966 to 1988, and try to go back in time to shine.
For boxing in British Columbia, there are many fine boxers, but they can't settle on being fine or nice. The boxers
and the coaches have a whole "heap" of rebuilding to do and that includes working on technical skills
For the 2010 Canadian National Championships, the bantamweight and lightweight divisions provided some interesting twists and turns in the history of amateur boxing in Canada. At the end of five days of action, it was Nova Scotia boxer
JOEY LAVIOLETTE that would regain the bantamweight title and Alberta's CAM O'CONNELL that would be declared
the new Canadian "Elite" Senior Open boxing champion that ended-up being an all Alberta lightweight final after both
Cam and Alberta's ALEX RYNN eliminated the competition in earlier action.
BANTAMWEIGHTS - With his back-to-back 2009 and 2010 victory bantamweight champion JOEY LAVIOLETTE
stands tall among other former bantamweight champions such as Chris Ius, Les Hamilton, Bill Ranelli, Dale Walters
and Geronimo Bie. Time will tell if he is able to win a Commonwealth Games, Pan Am Games or Olympic medal,
but he has history on his side and the first test will be to make the 2010 Commonwealth Games boxing team.
Like some of the past champions by the time 2012 rolls around, he may be a featherweight contender.
LIGHTWEIGHTS - As new lightweight champion, it is difficult to predict the length of Cam's Championship
journey, but he has some slick shoes to fill with past champions such as Jose Martinez, Cleveland Denny, Asif Dar,
Bill Irwin and Michael Strange.
AS 2010 shifts into 2011, the question that can't be answered is what will become of KENNY LALLY and ALEX RYNN,
the same question could be asked of former champion BRANDT BUTT and light-welterweight STEFAN MELIDEO or
some of the new contenders such as MARCUS HUME and THOMAS SPEIRS. For British Columbia boxing, the coaches
need to study the history of boxing from 1966 to 1988, and try to go back in time to shine.
For boxing in British Columbia, there are many fine boxers, but they can't settle on being fine or nice. The boxers
and the coaches have a whole "heap" of rebuilding to do and that includes working on technical skills
Labels:
Alex Rynn,
Brandt Butt,
Cam O'Connell,
Joey Laviolette,
Kenny Lally,
Marcus Hume
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