Twelve bouts were down for decision on the night and the large crowd in attendance were vocal in support of each bout and showed appreciation to the young boxers as they produced a magnificent display of the noble art.
It’s the first competitive tournament outside Championships to be held in the city for over two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The proceeds from this venture will help with the significant costs of sending a County Derry Boxing Youth and Schoolboy/girl team to Stirling in Scotland for the William Wallace Box Cup in early July. Other young boxers will compete in Dublin in June and July in respective Junior and Senior Cadet Championships in the hope of qualifying for the European Championships in the summer.
The Board would like to thank and congratulate everyone concerned with making the show a big success.
Check out some of our photographs from the night courtesy of Peter McKane and for full report and coverage check out Tuesday's 'Derry Journal'.
The proceeds from this venture will help with the significant costs of sending a County Derry Boxing Youth and Schoolboy/girl team to Stirling in Scotland for the William Wallace Box Cup in early July. Other young boxers will compete in Dublin in June and July in respective Junior and Senior Cadet Championships in the hope of qualifying for the European Championships in the summer.
9. County Derry Boxing Show
Eoghan Quinn ,ST John's takes the decision overTerry Mc Entee ,D C U, Senior 70 kg
10. County Derry Boxing Show
Tiarrnan Glenon St Joseph's is congratulated by former European lightweight champion Charlie Nash who was guest of the Co. Derry Boxing Board.
11. County Derry Boxing Show
In on the fights of the night, Tiarnan Glenon, St Joseph's, scores well against Rys Owens ,Erne B C in this exchange.
12. County Derry Boxing Show
Conal Mc Erlean ,Loup and Springtown's B C Jack Devine exchange shots at this 91+ contest at the Maldron.