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S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 3 Tori Nelson USA 4 Femke Hermans BEL 5
S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 LBS) JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 LBS) WELTERWEIGHT (147 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE CH Claressa Shields USA CH Marie-Eve Dicaire CAN CH Cecilia Braekhus NOR 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 1 Ivana Habazin HRV 1 Stacey Copeland ENG 1 Victoria Bustos ARG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 2 Christina Hammer GER 2 Abril Vidal ARG 2 Ogleidis Suarez VEN 3 Tori Nelson USA 3 Hannah Rankin SCO 3 Logan Holler USA 3 Ornella Domini CHE 4 Femke Hermans BEL 4 Raquell Miller USA 4 Chris Namus URY 4 Kali Reis USA 5 Maricela Cornejo USA 5 NOT RATED 5 Maria Lindberg SWE 5 Patricia Berghult SWE 6 NOT RATED 6 NOT RATED 6 Alma Ibarra MEX 6 Layla McCarter USA 7 NOT RATED 7 NOT RATED 7 Mikaela Lauren SWE 7 Alejandra Ayala MEX 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 Verena Kaiser GER 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 1/4 JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 LBS) LIGHTWEIGHT (135 LBS) JR. LIGHTWEIGHT (130 LBS) FEATHERWEIGHT (126 LBS) CH VACANT CH Katie Taylor IRL CH Maiva Hamadouche FRA CH Jennifer Han USA 1 Mary Mc Gee 1 Miriam Gutierrez ESP 1 Mikaela Mayer USA 1 Sarah Mahfoud DNK 2 Oshin Derieuw FRA 2 Chantelle Cameron ENG 2 Ramona Kuehne GER 2 Nina Meinke GER 3 Nina Bradley ENG 3 Estelle Mossely FRA 3 Ana Guichapane ARG 3 Michelle Vincent -
WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION GILBERTO JESUS MENDOZA PRESIDENT OFFICIAL FEMALE RATINGS AS of OCTOBER Based on Results Held from October 01St to October 31St, 2019
2019 Ocean Business Plaza Building, Av. Aquilino de la Guardia and 47 St., 14th Floor, Office 1405 Panama City, Panama Phone: +507 203-7681 www.wbaboxing.com WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION GILBERTO JESUS MENDOZA PRESIDENT OFFICIAL FEMALE RATINGS AS OF OCTOBER Based on results held from October 01st to October 31st, 2019 CHAIRMAN MEMBERS SHIVANA INALSINGH JOSE E. GRAGLIA, JORGE KLEE, VICE CHAIRMAN AURELIO FIENGO, STANLEY CHRISTODOLOU, KINA MALPARTIDA DR. CALVIN INALSINGH Over 168 Lbs / 168 Lbs / 160 Lbs / LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT Over 76.20 Kgs 76.20 Kgs 72.58 Kgs WORLD CHAMPION: VACANT WORLD CHAMPION: ALICIA NAPOLEON USA WORLD CHAMPION: CLARESSA SHIELDS USA WBC: ALEJANDRA JIMENEZ WBC: FRANCHON CREWS WBC: CLARESSA SHIELDS IBF: VACANT WBO: GEOVANA PERES IBF: ELIN CEDERROOS WBO: FRANCHON CREWS IBF: CLARESSA SHIELDS WBO: CLARESSA SHIELDS 1. ANNIE MAZEROLLE CAN 1. EMA KOZIN SLO 1. NONI TENGE RSA 2. NADIA MEKNOUZI USA 2. SAVANNAH MARSHALL I/C GBR 2. RAQUEL MILLER USA 3. ALRIE MELEISEA NZL 3. HANNAH RANKIN GBR 3. CHRISTINA HAMMER GER 4. LANI DANIELS NZL 4. SHADASIA GREEN USA 4. YENEBIER GUILLEN DOM 5. SANDRA LOPEZ MEX 5. ANGELICA LOPEZ MEX 5. TORI NELSON USA 6. JASMINA MERDIC BIH 6. NIKKI ADLER GER 6. LESLIE POPE USA 7. NOT RATED 7. SCHEMELLE BALDWIN USA 7. IVANA HABAZIN CRO 8. NOT RATED 8. MARICELA CORNEJO USA 8. JORDANNE GARCIA USA 9. NOT RATED 9. NOT RATED 9. STACEY COPELAND GBR 10. NOT RATED 10. NOT RATED 10. NOT RATED WBA OFFICIAL SITE WBA OFFICIAL SITE WBA OFFICIAL SITE WWW.WBABOXING.COM WWW.WBABOXING.COM WWW.WBABOXING.COM 154 Lbs / 147 Lbs / 140 Lbs / SUPER WELTERWEIGHT WELTERWEIGHT SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT 69.85 Kgs 66.68 Kgs 63.50 Kgs WORLD CHAMPION: HANNA GABRIELS CRC WORLD CHAMPION: CECILIA BRAEKHUS NOR WORLD CHAMPION: JESSICA MCCASKILL USA WBC: EWA PIATKOWSKA WBC: CECILIA BRAEKHUS WBC: JESSICA MCCASKILL IBF: MARIE EVE DICAIRE WBO: HANNA GABRIELS IBF: CECILIA BRAEKHUS WBO: CECILIA BRAEKHUS IBF: VACANT WBO: CHRISTINA LINARDATOU 1. -
NABF Female Ratings - March 2021
NABF Female Ratings - March 2021 NABF PRESIDENT HEAVYWEIGHT (168+) SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168) Duane Ford NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: [email protected] Vacant Vacant Won Title: Won Title: NABF VICE-PRESIDENTS Last Defense: Last Defense: Craig Hubble WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Gaby Mancini Vacant Franchon Crews, USA Mauricio Sulaiman CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Danielle Perkins, USA (WBC Silver) 1 Shadisha Green, USA COMMITTEE 2 Laura Ramsey, USA 2 Alicia Napoleon, USA Deborah Hawkins, Chairwoman 3 Sonya Fox, USA 3 Angelica Lopez Florez, MX [email protected] 4 Lorissa Rivas, USA 4 Martha Gaitan, MX Mo Noor, Ratings 5 Irais Hernandez, MX 5 Bertha Aracil, USA [email protected] 6 Gwendolyn O'Neil, USA 6 Ratings based on results 7 7 as of 3/7/21 8 8 Send results, requests for 9 9 ratings and championship 10 10 match proposals to Deborah Hawkins and Mo Noor MIDDLEWEIGHT (160) SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154) WELTERWEIGHT (147) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Vacant Vacant Won Title: 5/18/19 Won Title: Won Title: Last Defense: Last Defense: Last Defense: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Claressa Shields, USA Claressa Shields, USA Jessica McCaskill, USA CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1 Torri Nelson, USA 1 Raquel Miller, USA 1 Aleksandra Lopes, USA 2 2 Logan Holler, USA 2 Layla McCarter, USA 3 3 Marie Eve Dicaire, Canada 3 Marie-Pier Houle, Canada 4 4 Maricela Cornejo, USA 4 Ashleigh Curry, USA 5 5 Chevelle Hallback, USA 5 Lisa Noel Garland, USA 6 6 Samantha Pill, USA 6 Natasha Spence, Canada 7 7 7 -
S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 3 Femke Hermans BEL 4 Maricela Cornejo U
S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 LBS) JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 LBS) WELTERWEIGHT (147 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE CH Claressa Shields USA CH Marie-Eve Dicaire CAN CH Cecilia Braekhus NOR 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 1 Ivana Habazin HRV 1 Logan Holler USA 1 Victoria Bustos ARG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 2 Christina Hammer GER 2 Chris Namus URY 2 Ogleidis Suarez VEN 3 Femke Hermans BEL 3 Hannah Rankin SCO 3 Maria Lindberg SWE 3 Ornella Domini CHE 4 Maricela Cornejo USA 4 Raquell Miller USA 4 Noni Tenge ZAF 4 Kali Reis USA 5 NOT RATED 5 Tori Nelson USA 5 Abril Vidal ARG 5 Patricia Berghult SWE 6 NOT RATED 6 NOT RATED 6 Alma Ibarra MEX 6 Layla McCarter USA 7 NOT RATED 7 NOT RATED 7 Mikaela Lauren SWE 7 Alejandra Ayala MEX 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 Verena Kaiser GER 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 1/4 JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 LBS) LIGHTWEIGHT (135 LBS) JR. LIGHTWEIGHT (130 LBS) FEATHERWEIGHT (126 LBS) CH VACANT CH Katie Taylor IRL CH Maiva Hamadouche FRA CH Jennifer Han USA 1 Ana Esteche ARG 1 Miriam Gutierrez ESP 1 Ramona Kuehne GER 1 Sarah Mahfoud DNK 2 Mary Mc Gee 2 Nicole Wesner AUT 2 Mikaela Mayer USA 2 Nina Meinke GER 3 Terri Harper ENG 3 Estelle Mossely FRA 3 Ana Guichapane ARG 3 Michelle Vincent 4 Oshin Derieuw -
Training Camp Almost Complete; a Confident and On-Weight Claressa
Training Camp Almost Complete; A Confident and On- Weight Claressa Shields Ready for Hannah Rankin DAZN Showdown on November 17 Women’s superstar and two-division world champion Claressa Shields is in Florida with trainer John David Jackson, finishing up preparations for her showdown with Glasgow, Scotland’s Hannahh Rankin on Saturday, November 17, at the Kansas Star Arena and Casino in Mulvane, Kansas. Shields (6-0, 2 KOs) will defend her IBF and WBA World Middleweight Championships, and be looking to add the vacant WBC title, against Rankin (5-2, 1 KO) in the 10-round co- featured bout to Salita Promotions stablemate Jarrell Miller’s heavyweight showdown against Romania’s Bogdan Dinu. Both fights, along with former world champion Brandon Rios taking on Canelo’s brother, Ramon Alvarez, in a super welterweight 10-rounder and former two-time world middleweight title challenger Gabriel Rosado going against once-beaten contender Luis Arias, will be broadcast live on DAZN. 23-year-old Shields, a former two-time Olympic Gold Medallist, has reignited interest in women’s boxing and become a ratings favorite for her nationally televised championship exploits. A proud native of Flint, Michigan, Shields mixes her brash pronouncements of greatness with a genuine and continued effort to inspire female athletes and render aid to members of her home community. Shields was originally scheduled to face WBC and WBO World Middleweight Champion Christina Hammer on November 17, but the bout was postponed after Hammer withdrew due to medical reasons. Did the change of opponents from Hammer to Rankin affect your training? I don’t train for my opponents, I just push to get the best out of me, physically and mentally. -
Amanda Serrano Looks to Avenge Only Career Blemish This Saturday Against Ela Nunez at Turning Stone–Watch Live on Gfl
AMANDA SERRANO LOOKS TO AVENGE ONLY CAREER BLEMISH THIS SATURDAY AGAINST ELA NUNEZ AT TURNING STONE–WATCH LIVE ON GFL CLICK TO ORDER THE FIGHT VERONA, NY (January 26, 2011)—This Saturday night at the beautiful Turning Stone Casino and Resort in Verona, New York, undefeated female featherweight, Amanda Serrano will look to “avenge” her only career blemish when she takes on Ela Nunez in a six round bout. The main event will feature a ten round heavyweight battle for the WBC Caribbean Heavyweight championship between former U.S. Olympian Jason “Big Six” Estrada and Franklin Lawrence. The fight card will be streamed all over the world LIVE on www.gofightlive.tv Serrano and Nunez fought to a toe to toe draw back on November 20, 2009 in Atlantic City. Serrano of Brooklyn, New York has a record of 7-0-1 with four knockouts, knows the first fight was an aberration and will look to not only win but emphatically on Saturday. “I took the first fight on short notice”, said Serrano. “I only knew about for a week. This fight will be different as I am training much harder and there will be no surprises.” Serrano was influenced by her sister, former two-time title challenger Cindy Serrano, who herself is 15-3-1. “I was in the gym all day watching her. I just wanted to fight and then I won the Golden Gloves. She is my best sparring partner and she always gives me hints to help me improve.” “I take this sport seriously and would someday want to be the face of woman’s boxing”, said the twenty-two year old Serrano. -
World Boxing Association Gilberto Mendoza
WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION GILBERTO MENDOZA PRESIDENT Female Ranking APRIL , 2009 Crea ted February 23 , 2009 MEMBERS CHAIRMAN Edificio Ocean Business Plaza, Ave. Alberto Sarmiento, Jose E. Graglia, Jorge Klee, Aurelio Aquilino de la Guardia con Calle 47, Fiengo, Alan Kim , Stanlet Christodolou, Dr. Calvin Oficina 127, Piso 18, GEORG E MARTINEZ Inalsingh. Cdad. de Panamá, Panamá E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + (507) 340-0227 / 0257 416 410 -2443 Fax: + (507) 340-0299 MEDIA ADVISORS E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.wbaonline.com HEAVYWEIGHT ( Over 175 lb.) LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (175 Lbs ) Champion: VACANT Champion: VACANT Won Title: Won Title: Last Defense: Last Defense: 1- VERONIKA RUKER USA 1- VONDA WARD USA 2- GWENDOLYN O’NEIL GUY 2- CARLETTE EWELL USA 3- ALEXANDRA MALLOY USA 3- MONICA MCGOWAN USA 4- GARDY PENA DOM 4- MARTHA SALAZAR USA 5- CATHY RIVERS SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT ( 168 lb.) MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 lb.) SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154 lb.) Champion: RAGOSINA, RUS GER Champion: VACANT Champion: VACANT Won Title: Feb 17 2007 Won Title: Last Defense: November 28, 2008 Last Defense: 1- MARY JO SANDERS USA 2.- KAROLINA LUKASIK GER 1- IJEOMA EGBUNINE NGR 1- WANG YA NAN CHI 3- MIRIAM BRAKACHE USA 2- CONJESTINA ACHIENG KEN 2- LAURA RAMSEY USA 4- YAHAIRA HERNANDEZ, DOM 3- JANAYA DAVIS USA 5.- CHRISTINE RAMBO USA . 3- DAKOTA STONE USA 4- TERESA PEROZZI USA 4- LETICIA ROBINSION USA 6- JESSICA BALOGUN GER 5- PIA PORTER GER 5- DEMI NGUYEN USA 7- TRICIA BURTON USA 6- IVONE REISS USA 6- CHARITY MUKAMI KEN 8- HANNA GABRIEL C.R. 7- AKONDAYNE FOUNTAIN USA 8- COMMENTS: ANN WOLFE RETIRED. -
Brook + Wilder + Taylor + Kovalev
BROOK + WILDER + TAYLOR + KOVALEV MARCH 1 2018 Every week THE AWARD-WINNING WORLD’S BEST FIGHT MAGAZINE EST. 1909 T WWW.BOXINGNEWSONLINE.NE NEVER FORGET Scott Westgarth 1986-2018 9 NO. 74 VOL. £3.49 Est. 1909 WHERE DOES YOUR FAVOURITE BRITISH BOXER RANK? Order today at www.boxingnewsonline.net/shop quoting GBB17 Also available at local newsagents or via the Boxing News app Retail price £7.99 ContMarchen 1, 2018 ts R.I.P SCOTT WESTGARTH 38 Tragedy strikes in a British ring, as 31-year-old loses his life Photos: ACTION IMAGES/ADAM HOLT & ED MULHOLLAND/HBO DON’T MISS HIGHLIGHTS >> 10 BROOK IS BACK >> 4 EDITOR’S LETTER An exclusive interview with Kell, as well This must serve as a wake-up call as a preview of the Rabchenko clash >> 5 GUEST COLUMN >> 16 POWER SURGE A comment from the BBBofC Who will win the world heavyweight title clash between Wilder and Ortiz? >> 26 THE OBSESSION Catching up with Jazza Dickens – >> 20 KEEP ON KRUSHIN’ a man who is addicted to boxing Looking ahead to Kovalev’s collision with his fellow Russian, Mikhalkin >> 30 FIGHT OF THE YEAR! A ringside report from the sensational >> 22 SCOTTISH SUPPORT Srisaket-Estrada super-fly spectacle Taylor prepares to face a late 30 substitute in front of his home fans >> 32 FITTING FINALE Smith sets up a mouth-watering WBSS final with Groves – injury-permitting DOWNLOAD OUR APP TODAY >> 42 AMATEURS For more details visit The Lionhearts head to Liverpool WWW.BOXINGNEWSONLINE.NET/SUBSCRIPTIONS >> 46 60-SECOND INTERVIEW ‘AS I REALLY DEVELOPED IN THE SPORT, I ALWAYS LOOKED UP TO BERNARD -
Ranking Mundial Femenino
U.B.A. UNIVERSAL BOXING ASSOCIATION RANKING MUNDIAL FEMENINO MÍNIMO / MINIMUNWEIGHT 105 LBS / 47,62 KGS. CAMPEÓNA: VACANTE N° NOMBRE Y APELLIDO RESIDENCIA / NACIONALIDAD 1 ANABEL ORTIZ MEXICO 2 ZONG JU CAJ CHINA 3 YUKO KUROKI JAPON 4 ETSUKO TADA JAPON 5 NAO IKEYAMA JAPON 6 MOMO KOSEKI JAPON 7 SUSANA CRUZ PEREZ MEXICO 8 SAEMI HANAGATA JAPON 9 KUMIKOSEESER IKEHARA JAPON 10 OEZLEM SAHIN ALEMANIA 11 JOANA PASTRANA ESPAÑA 12 YOKASTA VALLE COSTA RICA 13 AYAKA MIYAO JAPON 14 MARI ANDO JAPON 15 YONOCA FURUKAWA JAPON 16 NANCY FRANCO MEXICO 17 KAYOKO EBATA JAPON 18 TINA RUPPRECHT ALEMANIA 19 FABIANA BYTYQI REPUBLICA CHECA 20 MASAE AKITAYA JAPON 21 EVA GUZMAN VENEZUELA 22 JUN YABUKI JAPON 23 MAYELA PEREZ MEXICO 24 LUISANA BOLIVAR VENEZUELA 25 DEBORA RENGIFO VENEZUELA 26 MARÍA MILANO VENEZUELA 27 NANAE SUZUKI JAPON 28 ISIS MAGDALENA MASCAREÑA AGUILAR CHILE 29 SOL TREVING MEXICO 30 CRISTINA HERNANDEZ GARDUNO MEXICO 265 Grove st. Elizabeth – New Jersey – 07208 – EE.UU. +1-862-371-4557 - [email protected] Argentina – 0351 – 6659125 / 03547 – 631355 - [email protected] U.B.A. UNIVERSAL BOXING ASSOCIATION RANKING MUNDIAL FEMENINO MÍNIMOSCA / LIGHTFLWEIGHT 108 LBS / 48,988 KGS. CAMPEÓNA: VACANTE N° NOMBRE Y APELLIDO RESIDENCIA / NACIONALIDAD 1 ESMERALDA MORENO MEXICO 2 IBERH ZAMORA SILVA MEXICO 3 YESICA YOLANDA BOPP ARGENTINA 4 KENIA ENRIQUEZ MEXICO 5 ALONDRA GARCIA MEXICO 6 SANDRA ROBLES MEXICO 7 NAOKO SHIBATA JAPON 8 SU YUN HONG COREA DEL SUR 9 MARIA SALINAS MEXICO/ESTADOS UNIDOS 10 SILVIA TORRES MEXICO 11 TAMAO OZAWA JAPON 12 ANNE SOPHIE DA FRANCIA 13 NINA STOJANOVIC SERBIA 14 ANAHI TORRES MEXICO 15 GUADALUPE BAUTISTA MEXICO 16 SIRIPORN THAVEESUEK TAILANDIA 17 TANIA ENRIQUE MEXICO 18 MARICELA QUINTERO MEXICO 19 OLGA JULIO COLOMBIA 20 NOZWELETHU MATHONTSI SUDAFRICA 21 ANDREA SOLEDAD SANCHEZ ARGENTINA 22 LEIRYN FLORES VENEZUELA 23 MARIA SOLEDAD SANCHEZ MEXICO 24 BRENDA RAMOS MEXICO 25 NATALY DELGADO PANAMA 26 BRENDA FERNANDEZ MEXICO 27 LUCIA HERNANDEZ MEXICO 28 ESTEFANIA FONSECA MEXICO 29 JUJEATH NAGAOWA FILIPINAS 30 MONSERRAT VASQUEZ JIMENEZ MEXICO 265 Grove st. -
Wbc Female Championships Ratings – September 2011
WBC FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIPS RATINGS – SEPTEMBER 2011 ATOMWEIGHT (102 LBS – 46.266 KG) STRAWWEIGHT – (105# / 47.627 kg) LIGHT FLYWEIGHT (108# / 48.988 kg) FLYWEIGHT (112# / 50.802 kg) CHAMPION: MOMO KOSEKI, JAPAN CHAMPION: NAOKO FUJIOKA, JAPAN CHAMPION: NAOMI TOGASHI, JAPAN CHAMPION: MARIANA JUAREZ, MEXICO WON TITLE: AUGUST 11, 2008 WON TITLE: MAY 8, 2011 WON TITLE: JULY 13, 2008 TITLE WON: MARCH 11, 2011 DEFENDED: MAY 8, 2011 DEFENDED: MAY 8, 2011 DEFENDED: MAY 21, 2011 1. KANITTHA KOKIETGYM, THAILAND (SILVER) 1. JI HYUN PARK, SOUTH KOREA 2. ETSUKO TADA, JAPAN (WBA) 1. ESMERELDA MORENO, MEXICO (SILVER) 1. SUSIANNA KENTIKIAN, ARMENIA (WBA/WIBF) 2. STEPHANIE DOBBS, US 3. ANABEL ORTIZ, MEXICO 2. YESSICA YOLANDA BOPP, ARGENTINA (WBA/WBO) 2. SIMONA GALASSI, ITALY 3. AMMARA KOKIETGYM, THAILAND (OPBF) 4. KATIA GUTIERREZ, MEXICO (IBF) 3. JESSICA CHAVEZ, MEXICO (IBF) 3. SHINDO GO, JAPAN (OPBF) 4. SUZANNAH WARNER, UK (NABF at Strawweight) 5. NONGMUAY KOKIETGYM, THAILAND 4. JU HEE KIM, SOUTH KOREA (WIBA/WIBF) 4. ARELY MUCINO, MEXICO (WBO/IBF) 5. JODI ESQUIBEL, US 6. SAMSON TOR BUAMAS, THAILAND (ABCO / WIBA)5. IRMA SANCHEZ, MEXICO 5. NADIA RAOUI, GERMANY 6. BUARIMBUNG KOKIETGYM, THAILAND (ABCO) 7. TEERAPORN PANNIMIT, THAILAND (WBO) 6. IBETH ZAMORA SILVA, MEXICO (YOUTH) 6. YAZMIN RIVAS, MEXICO (NABF) 7. MASAE AKITAYA, JAPAN 8. ANA FERNANDEZ, VENEZUELA 7. MARICELA QUINTERO, MEXICO 7. MELISSA MCMORROW, US 8. YUKO KUROKI, JAPAN (YOUTH) 9. HOLLIE DUNAWAY, US 8. ASIYE OEZLEM SAHIN, GERMANY 8. ASAMI SHIKASHO, JAPAN 9. NAO IKEYAMA, JAPAN 10. DAN-BI KIM, SOUTH KOREA 9. ANASTASIA TOKTAULOVA, RUSSIA (INTERNATIONAL) 9. EILEEN OLSZEWSKI, US (WIBA) 10. -
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SPRING 2008 • ST. MICHAELS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL The Pillars of Leadership Five Views SMUS Alumni Weekend A Preview Focus on Alumni The Diplomats Creating tomorrow’s leaders, one grade at a time. At St. Michaels University School, we are educating the leaders of tomorrow. That means integrating principles of leadership into all levels of our curriculum. Starting in kindergarten, students at Junior School are learning the foundations of leadership through the Virtues Project. By their final year at Junior School, students are taking on active leadership roles in the school, reinforced by events such as the Grade 5 Leadership Assembly. In Middle School, students continue to develop leadership skills and character traits through programmes like the house system, student council, exloratory units and outdoor education. By the time they reach Senior School, our students are ready to take full advantage of the many lessons and opportunities that are available to them. At this level, principles of leadership have been actively incorporated into all aspects of the school – in classes, councils, the boarding programme and extracurricular activities. At the end of their time at SMUS, our students are prepared to take on further leadership roles and make their marks on the world. For more information about our leadership curriculum, contact our Admissions office at (250) 370-6170 or [email protected], or visit our website at www.smus.bc.ca. • Co-educational • Day School - Grades K-12 • Boarding - Grades 8-12 • ESL - Grades 8-10 • Financial assistance available Outstanding preparation for higher learning and for life. Kimbell Hall and David Heffernan are the Centennial Year Head Girl and Head Boy. -
Road Warrior Reis Finds Solace in Return to Rhode Island
Road warrior Reis finds solace in return to Rhode Island PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Feb. 8th, 2016) — Even with an imperfect record and maybe a few too many blemishes in recent years, Kali Reis wouldn’t change a thing. “I’d rather have the experience, because I’ve had the losses,” Reis said, “but I haven’t gotten beat. “I’ve learned a lot more from the losses than the wins.” Reis’ career is like that of many female boxers. Without financial backing or influence from major promoters, many of whom don’t see the value in developing female fighters without the promise of television dollars in return, most of them wind up having to fight their own way to the top. Such is the case for Reis (7-5-1, 3 KOs), a Providence, R.I., native, who parlayed early success on the local circuit into four world-title shots in four different countries over the past two years, among them a knockout win over Teresa Perozzi in November of 2014 in Bermuda to capture the then vacant International Boxing Association (IBA) Female Middleweight Title. Raised by a single parent, her mother, Patricia Baptista, the Native American Reis is a Seaconke Wampanoag who also descends from the Nipmuk and Cherokee tribes. The temptation of drugs and alcohol in her neighborhood led her down the wrong path early in life before she found her way to the gym at the age of 13, where she began training under the guidance of Peter Manfredo Sr. and Roland Estrada. Having fought everywhere from Costa Rica to Germany — not to mention a scheduled bout in New Zealand in April for yet another world title — Reis is the true definition of a boxing road warrior, but before she packs her bags two months now, she makes a rare appearance in her backyard Friday, Feb.