List of US national Golden Gloves lightweight champions information
This is a list of United States national Golden Gloves champions in the lightweight division, along with the state or region they represented. The weight limit for lightweights was first contested at 135 lb (61 kg), but was lowered to 132 lb (60 kg) in 1967.[1]
1928 - Joe Kestian - Chicago, Illinois
1929 - Roosevelt Haines - Chicago, Illinois
1930 - Chancy Crain - Chicago, Illinois
1931 - Scotty Sylvano - Chicago, Illinois
1932 - Henry Rothier - Davenport, Iowa
1933 - Edward Ward - Chicago, Illinois
1934 - Frank Bojack - Cleveland, Ohio
1935 - Mike Gamiere - Cleveland, Ohio
1936 - Pete Lello - Michigan City, Indiana
1937 - Edward Kozole - Detroit, Michigan
1938 - John Benna - Terre Haute, Indiana
1939 - John Pleasant - Chicago, Illinois
1940 - Tony Ancona - Detroit, Michigan
1941 - Johnny Green - Buffalo, New York
1942 - Morris Garana - Fort Worth, Texas
1943 - Chuck Hunter - Cleveland, Ohio
1944 - Buddy Holderfield - Memphis, Tennessee
1945 - Bernard Paige - Chicago, Illinois
1946 - Herschel Acton - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1947 - John Labrol - Gary
1948 - Herschel Acton - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1949 - Gale Outhouse - Sioux City, Iowa
1950 - James Burroughs - Nashville, Tennessee
1951 - Bobby Bickle - Kansas City, Missouri
1952 - Issac Vaughn - Cleveland, Ohio
1953 - Herb Mickles - Toledo, Ohio
1954 - Phil Horsley - Muncie, Indiana
1955 - William Morton - Kansas City, Missouri
1956 - Joe Shaw - St. Louis, Missouri
1957 - Billy Braggs - Kenosha, Wisconsin
1958 - Billy Collins - Nashville
1959 - Freddie Davis - Champaign/Urbana
1960 - Brian O'Shea - Chicago, Illinois
1961 - Thomas O'Shea - Chicago, Illinois
1962 - Edward Ellis - Toledo
1963 - Perry Bennett - Streator, Illinois
1964 - Hedgeman Louis - Detroit, Michigan
1965 - Frank Anderson - Kansas City, Missouri
1966 - Marcus Anderson - Louisville, Kentucky
1967 - Quincelon Daniels - Detroit, Michigan
1968 - Ronnie Harris - Cleveland, Ohio
1969 - Eddie Murray - Chicago, Illinois
1970 - Norman Goins - Indianapolis, Indiana
1971 - James Busceme - Fort Worth, Texas
1972 - James Busceme - Fort Worth, Texas
1973 - Sugar Ray Leonard - Washington, D.C.
1974 - Curtis Harris - Elizabeth, New Jersey
1975 - Aaron Pryor - Cincinnati, Ohio
1976 - Aaron Pryor - Indianapolis, Indiana
1977 - Hugo Rodriguez - Miami, Florida
1978 - Davey Armstrong - Puyallup, Washington
1979 - Johnny Bumphus - Knoxville, Tennessee
1980 - Melvin Paul - Lafayette, Louisiana
1981 - Primo Ramos - Chicago, Illinois
1982 - Robert Byrd - Fort Worth, Texas
1983 - Jesse Lopez, Jr. - Las Vegas
1984 - Marvin Chambers - St. Louis, Missouri
1985 - Vince Phillips - Hutchinson, Kansas
1986 - Lavell Finger - St. Louis, Missouri
1987 - Skipper Kelp - Rocky Mountain
1988 - Kevin Childrey - Grand Rapids
1989 - Tonga McLain - Milwaukee
1990- Lamar Murphy - Florida
1991 - Desi Ford - Cleveland, Ohio
1992 - Danny Rios - Texas
1993 - Danny Rios - Mid-South
1994 - Salvador Jasso - So. California
1995 - Dante Craig - Cincinnati, Ohio
1996 - David Jackson - Nevada
1997 - Kenito Drake - Detroit
1998 - Lamont Pearson - Washington, D.C.
1999 - Matthew Smith- New Hampshire
2000 - Urbano Antillón - California
2001 - [Matthew Smith] - New Hampshire
2002 - Lorenzo Reynolds - Michigan
2003 - Anthony Peterson - Washington, D.C.
2004 - Danny Williams - St. Louis, Missouri
2005 - Michael Evans - Cincinnati, Ohio
2006 - Jesus Mendez III - Texas
2007 - Sadam Ali - Brooklyn
2008 - Michael Perez - Newark, New Jersey
2009 - Erick Deleon - Detroit, Michigan
2010 - Erick Deleon - Detroit, Michigan
2011 - Erick Deleon - Detroit, Michigan
2012 - Albert Bell - Toledo, Ohio
2013 - Lamont Roach Jr. - Washington D.C.[2]
2014 - Maliek Montgomery - Macon, Georgia[3]
2015 - Teófimo López - Brooklyn[4]
2016 - Maliek Montgomery - Macon, Georgia[5]
2017 - Keyshawn Davis - Alexandria, Virginia[6]
2018 - Doctress Robinson - Augusta, Georgia
^"Past Champions" Archived August 2, 2017, at the Wayback Machine. Golden Gloves. Retrieved July 22, 2017.
^"2013 National Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions". USA Boxing. May 18, 2013. Archived from the original on January 21, 2014.
^"2014 National Golden Gloves". USA Boxing. May 17, 2014. Archived from the original on January 7, 2015.
^"2015 Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions". Golden Gloves of America. May 16, 2015 – via Facebook.
^"2016 National Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions: Championship Finals" (PDF). USA Boxing. May 21, 2016.
^"2017 National Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions". USA Boxing. May 6, 2017. Archived from the original on June 24, 2017.
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