London Amateur Boxing Association – Powerday Development Programme

LONDON AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION – POWERDAY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

ANNUAL REPORT 2016

“Changing communities and lives for the better”

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London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 CONTENTS

Front Page...... 1 Contents...... 2 LABA Organization ...... 3 Message from the LABA President and Secretary ...... 4 London ABA Olympians 2016...... 5 Ongoing London ABA - Powerday Projects...... 6 - 7 Current London ABA - Powerday Projects...... 8 - 10 New Projects ...... 11 - 13 London Events and Success ...... 14 London ABA Champions and National Achievements ...... 15 - 19 Club Index ...... 20 Our Partners ...... 21

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 LONDON AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION (Founded 1949 - Afliated to England Boxing Limited)

PATRON Lord Moynihan

PRESIDENT RG Philipson

LIFE VICE-PRESIDENTS DR. L.H. Blonstien K.E.L. Short K.A. Walters OBE M. Lawlor

HON. LIFE VICE-PRESIDENTS MG Crossan BG O'Keefe

VICE PRESIDENTS C Hart

HON. SECRETARY ASST. HON. SECRETARY REGIONAL COACH K.A. Walters OBE DR.R.Williams D.Sadler

FINANCE OPERATIONS MANAGER LEGAL ADVISOR JG Southwor" Meaby & Co PG King

M.Knight HON. MEDICAL OFFICERS DR.S.Arora DR.S.Shrestha DR Kam DR Obakponvwe DR S.Khan

MEDICAL REGISTRAR RG Philipson

ASST. MEDICAL REGISTRAR DR R Williams

OFFICE MANAGER RG Philipson

LONDON COUNCIL MEMBERS

N.E. Division: N.W. Division: S.E. Division: S.W. Division: E.A.Goreham W.J. Danbury J.Southwor" (Hon. G Smith (Hon. Sec.) (Hon Sec) K. Mills, (Hon. Sec.), Sec.) G Fuller, D. McCann T. Murphy, W.Shepard J. Atkinson, T. Treacy G& &##,

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 MESSAGE FROM THE ABA PRESIDENT It gives me great pleasure to submit this report to you all in Please be assured your opinions and suggestions are being connection with this year’s activities and growth of London listened to by London ABA and will be shared widely as we Amateur Boxing Association. We have once again seen seek in unison to make changes and gain beneft for Clubs, an increase in our representation at National Finals and Boxers, Coaches, Ofcials and Volunteers, we look forward to Championships, which is an indicator of your success and another great year of success and growth of London Amateur professionalism in all that you do as voluntary clubs, working in Boxing Association driven by our splendid volunteer army the margins of society. across the capital and in conjunction with a wide range of partners and partnerships.

Through the last Three of years we have seen big changes in the sport and these have impacted on the planning the region My thanks in closing must go to Keith Walters for once again has to carry out, there will be as you all now know a massive steering the organisation through a busy and pressurised period change in the Registration and Afliation of Boxers and clubs of change and again showing his commitment to the sport, which is pushing the emphasis on you as Volunteers by England young people, clubs and volunteers. Boxing, I personally thank you for your time and efort in being fexible and for your understanding which has been beyond the Ron Philipson London ABA control. President – London ABA

MESSAGE FROM THE ABA HON SECRETARY As we approach a new season, it is relevant to refect on what Olympic Games- Joe Joyce (Earlsfeld ABC), Joshua Buatsi has been achieved and how best we can move forward whilst (South Norwood and Victory), Lawrence Okolie (Dagenham making further progress. I am pleased that London ABA has Police ABC) and Nicola Adams (Haringey Police ABC) this season provided extensive National Championship events recognition to their clubs and club coaches needs to also be opportunities whilst also ensuring the London ABA name and placed on the record for their efort, support and dedication in profle is grown through our successful team visits to Munich- steering them onto Olympic status and standards. Germany, Gothenberg-Sweeden and Copenhagen-Denmark these teams events were more than any other region in the May I close by thanking the other four Divisional Secretaries, country, ofering our young talented boxers international Ted Goreham, Richard Williams, Jack Danbury and Clare Khan standard competition. plus the London ABA Voluntary Staff Ron Philipson, Jeremy Southword and Eddie Brown for their support and assistance The growth of the sport has been driven by London ABA/ throughout the last year which has been a tremendous year Powerday Development Partnership which has now attracted of success and instant change of national rules and resources and capital funding of over £7 Million to clubs and provisions, in spite of this London ABA and it’s clubs continue amateur boxing across the capital. This has been achieved to grow the sport and increasing income and funding through through the generosity of Mick Crossman (Chairman Power the regions vision and strategy, benefitting clubs and day), and has ensured the sport’s growth and benefts have participants at all levels. ,!*-1',% 5-3*"*')#2-2& ,)-, been directed to clubs through resource, capital funding and &'*'.1-,r-,"-,0#1'"#,2s$-0&'1*'$#2'+#-$ partnerships. Our commitment to partnership working has also #,"# 4-0I!-++'2+#,2 ,"13..-02$-02&# 11-!' 2'-,I been increased with local authority commissioned partnerships "'4'1'-,1 ,"!*3 12&-3%&-322&#! .'2 *G being agreed and developed through Lewisham, Haringey and Newham, these will need to be built upon in the near future, to ensure our sport is pro-active in terms of continued Developmental Support through the Region and Powerday as our main partners.

Keith Walters OBE Whilst recognising growth, we are also proud to celebrate success and our praise needs to be recorded to London’s Olympic representatives in this year’s Rio de Janeiro 2016 Hon. Secretary – London ABA London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 London ABA Olympians 2016

Joshua Buatsi - South Norwood and Victory ABC Joe Joyce - Earlsfeld ABC

Lawrence Okolie - Dagenham Police ABC Nicola Adams - Haringey Police ABC

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POWERDAY PARTNERSHIP WEST HAM BOXING CLUB Total Investment: £150K (4 years agreement, with an option Total Investment: £57,000 (Sport England Inspired Facilities for a further 2 years extension in place). Award £50,000).

BROMLEY AND DOWNHAM ABC AND DAGENHAM POLICE AND COMMUNITY YOUTH CLUB BOXING CLUB Total Investment: £310,000 (£10,000 Sport England Small Total Investment £56,000 (£50,000 Sport England Inspired Grant secured LABA). Facilities Award).

GATOR BOXING CLUB HARINGEY POLICE AND COMMUNITY ABC Total Investment: £56,000 (Sport England Inspired Facilities Total Investment: £12,000 (London Borough of Haringey and Award £50,000). Sportivate £4,000 and Sport England £8,000).

SPORTSMATCH SPORTEDUCATE Total Investment: £60,000 (Powerday and Sport England Total Investment: £60,000 Sporteducate/ Sported and £30,000 each). Deutsche Bank (Three Year Projects).

DOUBLE JAB STREETGAMES Total Investment: £13,000 (£4,000 London Borough of Total Investment: £45, 000 Streetgames Lewisham, Sported £9,000 and Sportivate (£2,000). (Three Year Projects).

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 DALE YOUTH BOXING CLUB COUNTY ABC Total Investment on completion: £300,000 (Royal Borough of Total Investment £10,000 (£10,000 Sport England Small Kensington and Chelsea £250,000). Grants Award).

PALMERS ACADEMY ABC REPTON BOYS CLUB Total Investment: £4,000 (London Borough of Lewisham) Total Investment £58,000 (£50,000 Sport England Inspired Award).

HOLLINGTON YOUTH CLUB Total Investment: £60,000 (£50,000 Sport England Inspired SELBY ABC Facilities Award) Total Investment: £18,000 (Sport England Small Grant £10,000, Sported Funding £2,000 and £6,000 Sportivate bids from Pro-Active North London and London Borough of Haringey). MARVELS LANE ABC Total Investment: £4,000 (London Borough of Lewisham).

CROYDON ABC Potential funding and partners being developed to deliver the LONDON CLUB LEASE AND RENTAL REVIEW ‘New Gym’ in 2016. Total Savings and Value in Kind investment/ Subsidy into London Boxing Clubs: £= Million.

CRANFORD ABC LYNN ABC Total Investment: £6,000 (Met Police £3,000 and Sported £3,000). Total Investment: £45,000 (ESDF £35,000 and Sport England £10,000).

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 CURRENT LONDON ABA - POWERDAY PROJECTS

SPORTEDUCATE Total Investment: £10,000 (£10,000 Sport England Small Grant Award, Local Authority Facility Subsidies also in place). NEET Project (Not in Employment, Education or Training), which is managed and delivered through ‘Sported’, the outcomes delivered through the two boxing projects in London BEXLEY through Fitzroy Lodge and Pedro boxing clubs, using the sport as an intervention and engagement tool have been impressive. London ABA supported the successful Bexley club in gaining The second year of funding has been agreed and is in place to local funding from the London Quadrant Housing Association, continue this excellent project, which is impacting positively for the young people who have been targeted. boxing in the locality and intervention work. Total Investment: £20,000 (Deutsche Bank and Sported second year funding allocated). The joint working also accrued a Sport England Small Grant Award for a Unique Female and Young People’s project at the club premises and engaging more with the youth club, where MARVELS LANE they are based. London ABA with the club have successfully negotiated a ‘New 21 year Lease’ for the club premises with their partner Total Investment: £10,000 (London Quadrant Housing organisation London Youth, which has delivered a subsidised Association £5,000 and Sport England Small Grant Award peppercorn rent agreement for the full period and rate relief £5,000). has been applied for and gained generously from the London Borough of Lewisham. DOUBLE JAB LONDON BOROUGH SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS With London ABA support applied for and gained a Sport London ABA for last two years has developed and delivered England Small Grant Award, to extend their out-reach programmes and improve their equipment stock numerically London namely, Lewisham, Haringey and Newham. to meet demand created through the relationships developed through Deptford Academy and Goldsmith’s College, engaging with over 300 pupils and students, in recreational activity and These pro-active local authorities have made partnerships with London ABA set against service level agreements to support the local clubs and deliver targets across their boroughs, whilst increasing participation. London ABA is looking to engage more The club gained a generous award of funding from the Deptford of the successful partnerships in the future. Challenge Fund, to engage and deliver in the locality for hard to reach and marginalised groups and individuals. Total Investment: £55,000 (London Borough of Lewisham, London Borough of Haringey and London Borough of Newham). Total Investment: £12,000 (£10,000 Sport England Small Grant Award and £2,000 from the Deptford Challenge Fund). LOUGHBOROUGH ESTATE EAST LONDON BOXING ACADEMY BOXING PROJECT This ‘New Boxing Project’ has been supported and guided by The club have achieved so much in restricted conditions and London ABA, in accruing local Housing Association Funding to establish and equip the club and make use of a Basement Area in the Loughborough Estate Tower Blocks, the funding is for two completed with the local authority, with support from the local years and as partners we will be seeking further external funds MP, London ABA have played a part in this networking process. The region also have assisted the club in gaining a Sport this year and expand their out – reach work in local schools. England Small Grant Award to provide much needed ‘New Equipment’ to meet the demand being shown and Total Investment: £20,000 (£20,000 Loughborough Tenants created through this well governed and managed club, further Association). development and plans are being rolled out to ensure growth is maintained and assured.

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 AFEWEE area, whilst improving the male shower and changing areas. London ABA have supported this ‘New Club in Brixton’ The project is currently underway and will be completed in through affiliation and establishment, whilst also assisting the 2015 and will allow the club to expand their out- reach work club in gaining a Sport England Small Grant Award to develop and improve their facilities, whilst increasing membership and the clubs equipment base and meet a large demand for the user groups. sport in the area, through extending the offer of boxing in and outside of their club base in the Brixton Sports Centre. The club has thrived and , ,1.'0#" !'*'2'#1 '"'1 5 '2',% Total Investment: £55,000 Sport England Inspired Facilities "#!'1'-,G Award and Club Funding.

Total Investment: £10,000 Sport England (Small Grant Award). CARNEY’S COMMUNITY PROJECT As a partner organisation which has been formed out of Fitzroy LONDON MILITARY AND TERRITORIAL Lodge in memory of ‘Mick Carney’, London ABA have been ARMY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB please to support and assist the Carney’s Community Project in accessing much needed funds to deliver a unique Boxing As a key partner to London ABA the region was very keen and element to their overall scheme of projects and ofers, we supportive to the LMTAABC and has successfully delivered will continue to work closely with them to fully develop their a Sport England Small Grant Award to provide much needed potential in their new facilities in Wandsworth. extra equipment to meet the demand being shown and to facilitate the ‘New Out -Reach Work’ the club is due to undertake as target of this project. Total Investment: £10,000 (£10,000 Sport England Small Grant Application). Total Investment: 10,000 (Sport England Small Grant Award and Club Funding). HARINGEY POLICE AND COMMUNITY ABC With the local authority of the London Borough of Haringey, CROYDON AMATEUR BOXING CLUB the club with London ABA have developed coaching projects in a primary school (holiday periods) and in the Broadwater The Croydon ABC have survived poor training facilities and Farm Sports Centre, engaging with hard to reach groups and still met demand and had success. However after carrying individuals. These two partnerships developed and staged with out a facilities audit London ABA contacted the local authority local authority funding has delivered excellent outcomes which seeking support and engagement for the club to relocate. have been well received and the club has been used as an exit route for any of the participants to use and take the next step This project has taken 18 months to reach fruition, however the into the sport. London Borough of Croydon with London ABA and Croydon ABC, have delivered a ‘New Home for the Club’ in the Norbury Total Investment: £7,000 (£7,000 London Borough of Haringey Park Pavilion. This joined up approach by London ABA has /Tottenham active). also enabled the local authority being very pro-active and the borough has sourced and allocated Section 106 Funding whilst also delivering a subsidised lease as part of a community asset transfer project. WEST HAM The famous ‘Hammers Club’ have for many years been Total Investment: 60,000 (London Borough of Croydon and 25 particularly active in the local community and as part of this year subsidised lease). ongoing community and education partnership network, have been allocated a Sport England Small Grant Award, to expand their out-reach project within Schools and Colleges with some EARLSFIELD extra equipment required to meet demand being experienced in the ‘New Facilities’. The prolifc and nationally renowned Earlsfed ABC in Wandsworth, who have produced the 2015 European Super Total Investment: £10,000 (£8,000 Sport England Small Grant Heavyweight Champion Joe Joyce, with support from London Award and Club Funds). ABA successfully applied for a Sport England Inspired Facilities Grant Award, to develop a mezzanine foor area above their current gym and deliver a new female shower and changing

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 TRINIFOLD LONDON ABA ELITE CHAMPIONSHIPS London ABA this year found a ‘New Sponsor’ to kindly fund the The region with help from our supporters and partners London ABA Schools Championships awards, which are the successfully staged the Elite Championships and each of the unique London Championship Belts, which are so dearly sought bouts where kindly sponsored by individual companies and we after and fought for at the highest levels. The new sponsor are grateful for their support and generosity and we recognise ‘Trinifold’ is managed by Bill Curbishley, who also supports the following companies: annually other boxing clubs. These championship belts are the highlight of the season for the London Schools participants and Powerday, London Ex-Boxers Association, Boxing Awards, are ‘Lifetime Achievement’ and recognition of the success the Barking Brick Work, Hyva, Volvo Trucks, DAF Trucks, young people have achieved. Boughton Engineering.

Total Investment: £3,000 (£3,000 Trinifold Commercial Sponsorship). Total Investment: £4,000 (Individual Sponsors).

POWERDAY ATHLETE BURSARIES O’NEILL’S – POWERDAY BURSARY Powerday is the Principal Partners of London ABA again, CLOTHING this year through their Chairman Mick Crossan, created and Powerday kindly accrued sponsorship from O’Neill’s (Sports funded for the second year the Corporate Athlete Bursary Clothing), for all of the Powerday Bursary Award Winners, Scheme for young boxers, from the London ABA Area. Each supplying Tracksuits, T-Shirts, Sweat Tops and Kit Bags. of the 8 young recipients were given an annual bursary The awards were high quality clothing which will identify the award to assist their development and support their travel successful applicants and refect the prominent position they and training costs. The scheme is an Annual Programme and have achieved. is having positive efects already on this year’s successful applicants, as the funding is helping fll funding the gap and slippage between regional and national funding and Total Investment: £2,000 (£2,000 O’Neill’s Sports Clothing supporting the Boxers on their Performance Pathway. Value in Kind Sponsorship).

Total Investment: £8,000 (£8,000 Powerday Commercial Sponsorship).

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 NEW PROJECTS LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Through changes to the London Borough of Lewisham Main LONDON ABA PARTNERSHIP WITH Grants programme and through being pro-active and supporting COMIC RELIEF Lewisham Amateur Boxing Clubs and Projects London ABA have applied for and gained a 3 year commissioned partnership London ABA successfully applied for and attracted £15,000 with the Council, which is based against a set number of targets from Comic Relief through the London Community Foundation and objectives which have been agreed and the second year Trust to support intervention activities focussed on Gangs is now in operation following a positive initial frst year and and Anti-Social Behaviour across Lewisham. A number of outcomes being achieved. schools colleges and community groups were involved which engaged 300 new participants who were either At Risk or LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY known to be At Risk of being involved in these activities or behavioural patterns. This year has seen the third year of a commissioned role for London ABA working in the London Borough of Haringey which has seen numerous outcomes and positive new funding, facilities and clubs being grown and sustained.

LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM In the heart of the ‘East End of London’ London ABA have extended their commissioned relationships with a very strong boxing area in the London 2012 Olympic Borough of Newham. The relationship has been cemented through the positive development of the West Ham ABC and other clubs and initiatives have grown from that platform of a positive The project was so successful it was used as an example relationship with an exceptional ‘New Club Base’ being of positive outcomes on the Comic Relief/ London Evening developed mutually. A service level agreement has been formed Standard promotion platform promoting the Comic Relief and is in action which will be monitored against a set number project and their success. of outcomes and KPI’s.

LONDON ABA WOMEN AND GIRLS BEXLEY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB PARTICIPATION AND COMPETITION Through the London ABA/Powerday Programme Bexley ABC The Region has successfully applied for and gained a Sport gained a Sport England Small Grant Award of over £6,000 England Small Grant Award, to specifcally support and develop which ensure extended hours of coaching could be delivered for Women and Girls Participation, the London ABA. We will stage Women and Girls at the clubs base in North Cray Bexley. 6 events geographically spread across London and will feature taster sessions at the Events and Competitions, the inaugural event took place at the London ABA V South of England all SELBY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB female event at the Ta Centre in Grove Park, Lewisham, which Following the creation of the Selby ABC, the London ABA / was a fantastic success, and televised live by London Live TV. Powerday Programme supported the club to fnd new premises and complete two Sport England Small Grant Applications Total Investment: £8,200 (£8,200 Sport England Small which have attracted essential funding to equip the facility and Grant Award). expand their out-reach projects across the London Borough of Haringey, delivering over £20,000 of new external investment.

SELBY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB Through the diferent funding streams and identifcation of a myriad of partners the Selby ABC have with London ABA/ Powerday Programme support gained a Two Year funding sustainability package from a major London City Financial Company of over £40,000 which will help them continue to grow and achieve further positive outcomes across Tottenham and Haringey in the future.

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 DALE YOUTH AMATEUR BOXING CLUB CROYDON AMATEUR BOXING CLUB The ‘Dale’ have been supported through the London ABA / London ABA/ Powerday Programme supported the Croydon Powerday Development Programme in securing a 25 years Amateur Boxing Club in identifying and gaining support from Peppercorn lease, with Rate Relief also added, this has the London Borough of Croydon through generous £50,000 also been underpinned by the Royal Borough of Kensington grant award of Section 106 Funding to deliver the re- and Chelsea who have delivered over £350,000 of ‘New furbishment of a former football changing pavilion into a Investment’ into building a purpose built new club premises in ‘New Club’ in the head quarter Norbury Park area of Croydon. Building on the establishment of their new club head quarter warehouse through the London ABA/Powerday development programthey have succesfully gained a further £10,000 funding from Sport England to expand their equipment, provision and outreach work.

The funding provided by the London Borough of Croydon is also underpinned by a 25 year Peppercorn Lease, which is further supported by Rate Relief potentially being sought, the overall funding package provided through the Local Authority and partners will equate to around £650,000 during the period of this legacy project which is based on a Community Asset Management principle.

Total investment and subsidy secured has equated to around £650.000 over the next 25 years which will secure Croydon ABC or the next generation.

LONDON TERRITORIAL AND ARMY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB The pro-active and community focussed LTAABC, have over the last 10 years grown in stature and prominence with National Total investment and subsidy secured has equated to around Champions being produced. As part of their growth has been £1.5 Million over the next 25 years, which will secure the ‘Dale’ for the next generation. and this has swelled participation, supported through innovative schools and college participation projects.

To ensure the level of equipment and our-reach work could be achieved the London ABA / Powerday Programme assisted in identifying and attracting external funding through the Sport England Small Grants Award scheme. The outcomes have been

in the future.

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 LYNN AMATEUR BOXING CLUB FAIRBAIRN HOUSE AMATEUR in Southwark regarding an intervention project through Boxing Following decades being outside of their original ‘London to attract and divert young people from being involved with the Borough of Newham Home’, Fairbairn Hose ABC, contacted the Local Authority and London ABA to assist in relocating back to their spiritual base in the London 2012 Olympic Borough The funding available for this pilot project of £24,000 has been The London ABA/ Powerday Programme assisted in opening dialogue and identifying potential funding from the London Crime ( MOPAC), the targets have been agreed and are being Borough of Newham and sport England to provide a new club tackled through a group of partners across Southward including Headquarters in Manor Park and Newham. initial year will be reported and if the outcomes are achieved London ABA/Powerday programme will be seeking to expand the next model in the future across the ‘Capital’.

Total Investment: £45,000 Met Police/MOPAC over 2 years.

Total Investment into London ABA Clubs and Projects through the London ABA/Powerday Development Programme 2014-2016

10m

9m “The Initial target in the London ABA/Pow- erday development programme was to ex- 8m ternally access £2 Million of investment from other partners. This is been exceeded 7m by over £5.5 Million and with a further year

6m of the plan to run the investment in capital 2014-2016 and resource funding currently attracted is over ” 5m Investment £7.5 Million Secured 4m £7.5 Million 3m

2m 2014-2017 1m Financial Target £2 Million 0

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 LONDON ABA CLUB TOURNAMENTS LONDON A.B.A. CLUBS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 2015 2016 PERFORMANCE SUCCESS 2015-2016 Open 82 100 82 (LONDON A.B.A. ENTERED 105 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WEIGHTS) Dinner Boxing 31 34 26

Charity Boxing 3 4 5 LONDON A.B.A. NATIONAL FINALISTS

Total 116 138 128

DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT SECRETARIES Thanks go to our Divisional Tournament Secretaries for their 41% 62 S.E. Division Terry Gillam Finalists 59% S.W. Division Terry Gillam

N.W. Division Jack Danbury

N.E. Division Keith Mills London ABA had 105 Boxers with LONDON REGIONAL COACHES REPORT 6 2 reaching the National finals Coaching Courses – 2015/2016 Season which is a 59% success rate Level 1 Coaches Course No. 143/2016

15 were successful and congratulations go to them: LONDON A.B.A. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Level 1 Coaches Course No. 142/2016

18 were successful and congratulations go to them:

Level 2 Coaches Course No. 141/2016

10 were successful and congratulations go to them: 45% 34 Level 1 Coaches Course No. 140/2016 Champions 55% 21 were successful and congratulations go to them:

A Total of 64 London ABA

Judges, OIC’s, Time-Keepers & Referees Courses London ABA had 62 Boxers reaching the Congratulations go to the people who have passed courses National Finals with 34 becoming Champions during the 2016 Season. which is a success rate of 55%

London Amateur Boxing Association Annual report 2016 LONDON AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS AND NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS 2016 Congratulations go to all our boxers who have achieved well in the various Championships this year and best wishes for their future careers in amateur boxing.

Key-All Weights in Kilograms and under the weight of e.g. 52= under 52 Kilograms

ENGLAND SENIOR DEVELOPMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS 2015/16

CLASS A