Showing posts with label 2012 London Olympics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 London Olympics. Show all posts

Saturday, February 4, 2012

MANDY BUJOLD chasing the Olympic rings

THE MANDY BUJOLD BOXING STORY


Introduction by brian zelley:
The following ling gives a brief look at Ktchener boxer
MANDY BUJOLD with an interesting comparison of
 the basement boxing  to hope to touch  the Olympic rings.

TheRecord - Olympic dream began in the basement

At the resent time, Mandy is one of the select few of women
boxers that are hoping to make history with a spot on the
Olympic team and to be one of the first to compete woman
boxers to compete in the Olympic Games scheduled for
London, England in 2012.

THE GATE CLOSES
During the Month of May in China, Mandy was eliminated
from a possible berth onto the Canadian Boxing Olympic Team.

Friday, August 26, 2011

KENNY LALLY - A NEW CHAPTER IN THE BOXING STORY

A NEW DAY BEGINS FOR KENNY LALLY:  by brian zelley

     Canadian Champion Kenny Lally and Coach Bob Pegues 2009

Introduction
The first story looked back at Kenny's boxing journey
from those early days in Prince George to his victory
in the 2011 Boxing Canada senior elite boxing
championships and his earning a place on the 
A-Team.

MOMENT IN MAY AT REGINA
In the month of May, Kenny won a pair of bouts over
England's GARETH SMITH in the annual 
KEN GOFF MEMORIAL and the MAYOR'S CUP.

                   (Boxing Canada Team in 2011 - The medal count)

PUNCHING IN PUERTO RICO in JULY

Kenny followed-up his two wins against England in Regina
to split a pair of bouts in Puerto Rico.


THE 2011 WORLD AMATEUR BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The World championships in October for Kenny Lally and 
his team mates will be very important in the selection process
for the 2012 Olympic Games in London.   For those A and  B
team members, and the women boxers, some will see action in
the 2011 Pan American Games. 

TRAINING CAMPS
There were expectations that Canadian boxers would train
in Hungary, but the late August news is the Hungarian 
experience will be replaced by a training date in Germany.

NEWS and VIEWS