2024 World Boxing U19 Championships

2024 World Boxing U19 Championships
Venue	Pueblo Convention Center
Location	Pueblo, Colorado, United States
Dates	26 October – 2 November 2024
Competitors	180+ from 30 nations
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2024 World Boxing U19 Championships were held from 26 October to 2 November 2024 in Pueblo, Colorado, United States. ^[1] Hosted by World Boxing for boxers under 19 years old, it was the first edition of the U19 World Boxing Championships. ^[2] There were ten weight categories with sections for men and women. ^[3] England and India topped the table with 9 and 17 medals each. ^[4]

Medal table

  *   Host nation (United States)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	England	8	0	1	9
2	India	4	8	5	17
3	United States*	3	2	3	8
4	Japan	2	0	1	3
5	Australia	1	0	6	7
6	Wales	1	0	2	3
7	Czech Republic	1	0	1	2
8	Germany	0	3	2	5
9	Kazakhstan	0	2	0	2
10	South Korea	0	1	2	3
11	Brazil	0	1	1	2
12	Latvia	0	1	0	1
	Netherlands	0	1	0	1
	Thailand	0	1	0	1
15	New Zealand	0	0	3	3
	Ukraine	0	0	3	3
17	Canada	0	0	2	2
	Italy	0	0	2	2
19	Algeria	0	0	1	1
Totals (19 entries)		20	20	35	75

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Light flyweight (50 kg)	Lorenzo Patricio   United States	Mohamed Al Manouchi   Germany	Rishi Singh   India John-Thomas Varey   England
Bantamweight (55 kg)	Fuma Kumamoto   Japan	Emmanuel Chance   United States	Krrish Pal   India Michael O'Sullivan   Wales
Lightweight (60 kg)	Yuga Fujiki   Japan	Aphichit Chaemdi   Thailand	Vidadi Zeiniiev   Ukraine Jacob Cassar   Australia
Light welterweight (65 kg)	Cooper Mcconnell   Australia	Assylkhan Kosherbai   Kazakhstan	Maksym Nizhenskyi   Ukraine Milwyn Lloyd   Wales
Light middleweight (70 kg)	John-Joe Carrigan   England	Gabriel Dias Dos Santos   Brazil	Sumit Sumit   India Diyanshu Redhu   Australia
Middleweight (75 kg)	Joseph Awinongya   United States	Rahul Kundu   India	Linkyn Macmillan   Australia Mustapha Abdou   Algeria
Light heavyweight (80 kg)	Elijah Lugo   United States	Ņikita Prohovskis   Latvia	Adam Kana   Czech Republic Sofian Bizzit   Germany
Cruiserweight (85 kg)	Daniel Pitt   Wales	Danial Raimbekov   Kazakhstan	Shin Min-seung   South Korea Aryan Aryan   India
Heavyweight (90 kg)	Hemant Sangwan   India	Rishon Sims   United States	Park San-gin   South Korea Noveki Tomokino   New Zealand
Super heavyweight (+90 kg)	Leo Atang   England	Lee Geon-hui   South Korea	Lakshay Rathi   India Vincenzo Guida   Italy

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Minimumweight (48 kg)	Ruby White   England	Chanchal Chaudhary   India	Zoe Courchesne   Canada Leah Anderton   Australia
Flyweight (51 kg)	Alice Pumphrey   England	Nisha Nisha   India	Laila Zakirova   United States Assia El Fachtali   Germany
Bantamweight (54 kg)	Caitlyn Wise   England	Supriya Devi Thokchom   India	Leticia Eleuterio De Brito   Brazil Bozhena Melnyk   Ukraine
Featherweight (57 kg)	Tiah-Mai Ayton   England	Anjali Kumari Singh   India	Sakura Okayama   Japan Geer Hall   New Zealand
Lightweight (60 kg)	Ella Lonsdale   England	Vini Vini   India	Shamiracle Hardaway   United States Ciara Storch   Australia
Welterweight (65 kg)	Parthavi Grewal   India	Aaliyah Hoppema   Netherlands	Indianna Timms   Australia Nevaeh Williams   United States
Light middleweight (70 kg)	Lilly Deacon   England	Akansha Phalaswal   India	Giulia Molinaro   Italy
Middleweight (75 kg)	Krisha Verma   India	Lerika Simon   Germany	Jarelyn Castillo   Canada Nikah Perez   New Zealand
Light heavyweight (80 kg)	Stella Blazkova   Czech Republic	Kritika Wasan   India	Not awarded
Heavyweight (+80 kg)	Vanshika Goswami   India	Victoria Gatt   Germany

Participating nations

180+ boxers from 30 nations competed in the first edition of the championships. ^[5]

•   Algeria
•   Australia
•   Brazil
•   Canada
•   Czech Republic
•   Ecuador
•   England
•   Finland
•   Germany
•   India
•   Iraq
•   Italy
•   Japan
•   Kazakhstan
•   Kyrgyzstan
•   Latvia
•   Mongolia
•   Netherlands
•   New Zealand
•   Nigeria
•   Philippines
•   Singapore
•   South Korea
•   Sweden
•   Switzerland
•   Tahiti
•   Thailand
•   Ukraine
•   United States
•   Wales

References

1. Rewcastle, Nick (2024-06-19). "2024 U19 World Boxing Championships to be held in Colorado". World Boxing. Retrieved 2024-10-31.
2. "Krisha Verma wins gold in U-19 World Boxing Championship 2024". ANI News. Retrieved 2025-04-06.
3. Simons, Sam (2024-10-22). "More than 180 boxers from 30 nations will compete in 2024 U19 World Boxing Championships in Colorado". World Boxing. Retrieved 2024-10-31.
4. PTI (2024-11-03). "U-19 World Boxing Championships: Parthavi, Vanshika, Hemant clinch gold as Indian boxers return with 17 medals". sportstar.thehindu.com. Retrieved 2025-04-06.
5. "2024 U19 World Boxing Championships To Be Held in Colorado". www.usaboxing.org. 2024-06-19. Retrieved 2025-04-06.

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