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Rose Hall Jammers dominate GBA/Pepsi U16 Boxing programme
– Kennard Harvey takes Best Boxer, while Rose Hall cart off with Best Gym
Rose Hall Town Jammers won the Under-16 boxing competition held at the Andrew ‘Six Head’ Lewis Gym on Saturday last.
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Boxing Association (GBA) kicked off its Pepsi Under16 School Boys/Girls Boxing programme with a bang on Saturday at the Andrew “Six Head” Lewis Boxing Gym in Albouystown. The first youth development initiative of the year showcased a total of nine exhilarating bouts, featuring seven official contests and three exhibition matchups. The highlight of the event was the recognition of Kennard Harvey as the Best Boxer and the Rose Hall Jammers as the Best Gym.
Rose Hall Boxing Gym stole the spotlight on Saturday, securing three wins and clinching the top spot in the tournament. Pace and Power Boxing Gym emerged as the runner-up with two victories, while Six Head Gym and Forgotten Youth Foundation Boxing Gym secured third and fourth place with 2 wins and 1 win, respectively.
The tournament also celebrated the contributions of individuals behind the scenes, with Arthur Scipio earning the title of Best Referee/Judge and Gregory Kurt received the Best Coach award. The School’s Boys/Girls Boxing programme, conceived by the indefatigable President of the GBA, Steve Ninvalle, continues to be a cornerstone of youth development in the sport.
The programme’s significance goes beyond the boxing ring, playing an integral role in the holistic development of the sport. Not only does it raise the bar for athletic performance, but it also fosters a sense of camaraderie and purpose among the youth involved in boxing, not only in Guyana but also throughout the region.
The School Boys/Girls Boxing programme serves as a vital platform for young talents in and around communities, contributing to character building and imparting valuable life skills. The event stands as a testament to the GBA’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of boxing enthusiasts while promoting the positive impact of sports on the lives of young individuals.
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