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2005 Chicago Back to Archived Golden Gloves Results Menu Results JR=Junior/Youth O=Open DEC=Decision WO=Walkover RSC=Referee Stopped Contest DQ=Disqualified UNOP=Unopposed Preliminary Bouts Tuesday, April 12, 2005 147 N Phil Shaw DEC Lewis Barnes DANVILLE HAMLIN PARK 132 Rafael Santana DEC Anthony Walton SN GARFIELD PARK UNATTACHED 132 Daniel Fell DEC Esteban Meraz SN HAMLIN PARK WINDY CITY 147 N Rakeen Overall DEC Marco Sullo FULLER PARK OIAC 178 Jerry O'Conner DEC Alfozo Salameda SN EVANSTON CORNERSTONE 147 Damien Edmunson DEC Hugo Torres SN JABB TORRES 147 Elisha Crump DEC Darnell Tucker SN WINDY CITY FULLER PARK 147 N Greg Adjuntas DEC Ismael Vargas Z BOXING WINDY CITY 152 O Paul Littleton DEC Achour Esho CHAMPAIGN BROOKS PARK 156 O Ninos Abraham DEC Joshua Bunting WINDY CITY GLADIATORS Wednesday, April 13, 2005 125 O Daniel Castillo DEC Schuyler Love HUMBOLDT PARK GOLD STAR HVW Mark Carlson DEC Mark Wallen SN EVANSTON MANGO BC 156 N John Passarella DEC Ron Flores Jr. WINDY CITY JON RUSSELL HVW Jacob Thompson DEC Dave Jackson SN TWIN CITY TOP NOTCH HVW Miguel Reyes DEC Marcus Banner SN EVANSTON ELGIN 156 N Tim Novak DEC Ian Sims TOP NOTCH WINDY CITY 125 O Noe Perrez DEC Angel Salgado JABB UNATTACHED 125 O Jose Hernandez DEC David del Rosario JAW BREAKERS BROOKS 125 O Marcos Esquivel DEC Ricardo Escudero TORRES ECKART 132 O Miguel Hernandez DEC Jeff Nason Jr. WINDY CITY FULLER PARK 132 O Juan Gonzalez DEC Sebastian Atempa ECKART HAMLIN 165 O Orphus Waite DEC Morgan McGarry GARY PAL MCGARRY BOXING 165 O Dan Wolf DEC Scott Harris TORRES MCGARRY BOXING 165 O Luai Hasan DEC Michael Davenport SCOTTSDALE SIMONS PARK 165 O Louis Truner DEC Rick Kraft GLADIATORS WAREHOUSE 132 O Jeremias Correa DEC Stuart Sweeting WINDY CITY GARFIELD PARK Thursday, April 14, 2005 165 Alex Paramo DEC Claudio Torres SN EVANSTON TORRES 139 Vincente Mata DEC Jermaine Walker SN JON RUSSELL GARFIELD PARK 132 N Jersson Diaz DEC Brent Shennett BROOKS TWIN CITY 141 O Edward Brooks DEC Kevin Robinson GOLD STAR WINDY CITY 132 N Benjamin Castro DEC Clayton Passero HAMLIN TOP NOTCH 165 N Casey Perrero DEC Morstimer King TOP NOTCH LOYOLA 165 N Tony Falco DEC Ebel Ramos SCOTTSDALE 165 N Dan Elsner DEC Herych Andriz WINDY CITY ECKART 139 Victor Comforte DEC Jose Patino SN ONIC WINDY CITY 165 Michael Mulcahey RSC Larry Williams SN CORNERSTONE -3 GATORS 139 Rafael Salas DEC Michael Feinberg SN TOP NOTCH EVANSTON 165 Roberto Duran DEC William Haffner SN WINDY CITY SEWARD 139 David Carrillo DEC Roberto Zavair SN WAREHOUSE CRUNCH 165 Randall Powell DEC Robert SN SONNY MEANS Dannenberg LINCOLN PARK 165 Julius Trotter RSC Victor Nowakowski SN FULLER -2 WINDYCITY 141 O Adam Molinar DEC Gianvito Bartu ELGIN BROOKS 141 O George Esho DEC Detetorine Sanders BROOKS BITOY Friday, April 15, 2005 165 O Derrick Findley DEC Richard Rhodes GARY SOUTH SIDE 147 N Rakeen Overall DEC Austin Amici FULLER CORNERSTONE 147 N Greg Adjuntas DEC Orkham Masianou Z BOXING CHAMPAIGN 147 N Phil Shaw DEC Gustavo Palacios TIGER BOXING TRUMBALL 139 N Omar Rodriguez DEC Nicholas Jones GARFIELD SHERIDAN 200 O Jimmy Perez DEC Joe Hernandez HARVEY RIOS 178 Robert Ravo DEC Robert Stain SN HAMLIN UNATTACHED 178 James Cook DEC Jose Tapia SN HAMLIN WEST CHICAGO 178 Lawrence Dunning DEC Przemek Lubecki SN JOE KAEHN WINDY CITY 178 Gerald O'Connor DEC Patrick Gross SN EVANSTON CORNERSTONE 178 John Rayyan DEC Angelo Gervasio SN EVANSTON HAMLIN 178 Rodolfo Campos DEC Terrance Shaw SN HAMLIN JEFARY MANOR 200+ Rico Palomino RSC Sisifero Diaz O WINDY CITY -1 MATADORS 156 Omar Perez DEC Jeff Bagby SN KAEHNS KAEHNS 200+ Eric Correa DEC Theron Johnson O CORNERSTONE JABB 200+ Jorge Estrada DEC Jeff Metzger O WINDY CITY WINDY CITY Semi Final Bouts Tuesday, April 19, 2005 119 Hadasa Weiss DEC Leandra Ottem SN TRUMBULL KAEHNS Femal e 200+ Ezekial Griggs DEC Randall SN CHAMPAIGN Fohonevech KAEHNS 178 Gerald O'Connor DEC Lawrence Dunning SN EVANSTON KAEHNS 200 Jacob Thompson DEC Sandro Centero SN TWIN CITY SIMONS 178 Wallace Dias RSC Brian Shoop SN Muhammed -1 CHAMPAIGN GARFIELD PARK 156 N Dion Vasquez DEC Osvaldo Pacheco GARY PAL TORRES 200 N Charlie Smith DEC Keith Wolewnik SCOTTSDALE TWIN CITY 200 John Warnke DEC Miguel Reyes SN STATEWAY EVANSTON 156 N Ezra Hill DEC Raul Carnejo HARVEY HAMLIN 165 DeMarcus Allen RSC Roberto Duran SN WINDY CITY -3 WINDY CITY 178 Rodolfo Campos DEC John Ryan SN COLISEUM BROOKS 200 James McDonough RSC David Conrad SN BROOKS -2 PUGS 200 Mark Carlson DEC Dave Carrerkey SN EVANSTON PUGS 200+ Aaron Poole DEC Kurt Bentson SN UNATTACHED POWER DOME 200+ Rico Palomino DEC Dan Falcon SN WINDY CITY WAREHOUSE 165 O Louis Turner DEC Luai Hassan STATEWAY SCOTTSDALE 165 O George Carter DEC Dan Wolf GALESBURG BROOKS 132 O Juan Gonzalez DEC Miguel Hernandez ECKHART WINDY CITY 165 O Derrick Findley DEC Bart Praszewski GARY PAL MANGO BOXING 132 O Marcos Esquivel RET Jeremiah Correa TORRES -1 WINDY CITY Wednesday, April 20, 2005 156 Randall Ryan RSC Raul Anoujar SN WINDY CITY -2 TORRES 147 N Phil Shaw DEC Jesus Vargas TIGER JOLIET 132 N Julia Harvey DEC Amanda Balderus Femal HUDSON JON RUSSELL e 147 Elisha Crump RSC Norberto Sosa SN WINDY CITY -3 HAMLIN 156 Ryan Smedick DEC Haig Klujian SN JABB EVANSTON 125 O Rickey Alvarez DEC Jose Hernandez TIGER SIMON 156 Juan Coates DEC Jose Prado SN WINDY CITY MATADORS 147 N Rakeem Overall DEC Greg Adjuntas FULLER Z BOXING 165 O Orphus Waite DEC Luis Padilla GARY JON RUSSELL 156 Omar Perez DEC Fred Perez SN KAEHNS WINDY CITY 200+ Rico Palomino DEC Ezekial Griggs SN WINDY CITY CHAMPAIGN 132 N Benjamin Castro RSC Antonio Casteneda HAMLIN 3 JON RUSSEL 200+ Fransisco Ocampo DEC Aaron Poole SN UNATTACHED UNATTACHED 200 O Tommy Zbikowski DEC Jimmy Perez WINDY CITY HARVEY 200 O Lamont McAtee DEC Lamar Fenner FULLER BITOY 141 O Ed Brooks DEC Robert Jaskierny GOLD STAR MCGARRY'S 178 O Chris Nichous RSC Gabriel Mercado HARVEY -1 HAMLIN 141 O George Esho DEC Adam Molinar BROOKS ELGIN 178 O Bolivar Fanfan DEC Bill Hillman MATADORS WINDY CITY 178 O Stephan Randolph DEC Dave Pineda GARY PAL WINDY CITY 125 O Daniel Castillo DEC Noe Perez JABB JABB Thursday, April 21, 2005 125 Echo Sneed WO SN SONNY MEANS Femal e 147 May Magee DEC Michelle Morales SN GARY PAL CORNERSTONE Femal e 119 Rebecca Carl DEC Amy Feldman SN HAMLIN IRON FIST Femal e 139 Yesenia Badillo DEC Erin Perry SN CORNERSTONE ECKHART Femal e 125 Jamie Montoya WO SN MAYYA 132 Daniel Fell DEC Nilkmal Shah SN HAMLIN CHAMPAIGN 132 Leonard Arguelles DEC Rafael Santana SN UNATTACHED GARFIELD 156 N Dion Vasquez DEC John Pasarella GARY PAL WINDY CITY 156 N Ezra Hill DEC Junior Wright HARVEY LOYOLA 165 N Tony Falco DEC Julian Trotter SCOTTSDALE FULLER 165 N Casey Passero DEC Dan Elsner TOP NOTCH WINDY CITY 200+ Joe McMahon DEC Jeremy Maurizi N WINDY CITY CHICAGO HEIGHTS 200+ Cornell Zanders DEC Gerald Donelson III N FULLER FULLER 200 S Mark Carlson DEC Joseph Warneke N EVANSTON STATEWAY 200 S James McDonough DEC Jacob Thompson N BROOKS TWIN CITY 165 O Louis Turner DEC George Carter STATEWAY GALESBURG 165 O Derrick Findley DEC Orphus Waite GARY PAL GARY PAL 200 O Derek Zugik DEC Lamont McAtee WINDY CITY FULLER Friday, April 22, 2005 139 N Leonel Tirado DEC Clarence Hillard JABB UNATTACHED 156 Omar Perez DEC Ryan Smedick SN KAEHNS JABB 139 Vincente Mata WO SN JON RUSSELL 178 John Rayyan DEC Gerald O'Connor SN EVANSTON EVANSTON 139 N Omar Rodriguez DEC Will Coix GARFIELD WEST CHICAGO 178 Robert Rand DEC Wallace Dias SN HAMLIN Muhannad GARFIELD 139 Jose Patino DEC David Carillo SN WINDY CITY WAREHOUSE 200+ Joe McMahon DEC Adam Pasqual SN WINDY CITY CORNERSTONE 165 DeMarcus Allen DEC Michael Mulcahy SN WINDY CITY CORNERSTONE 200 N Robert Jakobsen DEC Derrick Piton HAMLIN WINDY CITY 200+ Felix Amber DEC George Arteaga O WINDY CITY WINDY CITY 119 O Ivan Vargas DEC Chris Strong WINDY CITY 165 Alex Paramo RSC Randall Powell SN EVANSTON -3 SONNY MEANS Semi Final Bouts Wednesday, May 4, 2005 125 Jaime Montoya DEC Aaron Pineda SN MAYA WINDY CITY 147 Mary Magee WO SN GARY PAL Femal e 165 O Emery Hernandez WO Femal e 106 O Juan Vargas WO ECKHART 112 O Calvin Luyando WO CHAMPAIGN Final Bouts Wednesday, May 4, 2005 119 O Jarred Blount DEC Ivan Vargas HARVEY ECKHART 132 N Benjamin Castro RSC Jersson Diaz HAMLIN -2 BROOKS 139 Vincent Mata DEC Jose Patino SN JON RUSSELL WINDY CITY 152 O Ninos Abraham DEC Paul Littlejohn WINDY CITY CHAMPAIGN 141 O Kristin Gratcz DEC Marylin Sayers Femal CRUNCH UNATTACHED e 178 John Rayyan DEC Robert Rand SN BROOKS HAMLIN 200 James McDonagh DEC Mark Carlson SN BROOKS EVANSTON 200+ Rico Palomino RSC Fransisco SN WINDY CITY -2 O'Campo UNATTACHED 132 Leonard Arguilles DEC Daniel Fell SN UNATTACHED HAMLIN 165 Dorren Beiler DEC Korrie Bayer SN SIX ROUNDS HAMLIN Femal e 109 O Calvin Luyando DEC Juan Vargas CHAMPAIGN ECKHART Thursday, May 5, 2005 178 O Bolivar Farfan DEC Stephen Randolph MATADORS GARY PAL 125 Brrok Dierdorff RSC Corina Godinez SN WINDY CITY -2 CORNERSTONE Femal e 125 O Ricky Alvarez DEC Daniel Castillo DANVILLE JABB 112 O Temple Smith DEC Samantha Sanchez Femal STATEWAY TORRES e 139 N Omar Rodriguez DEC Leonel Tirado GARY PAL JABB 200+ Felix Abner RSC Erick Correa O WINDY CITY -2 CORNERSTONE 156 N J.
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