Boxing at the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games

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Host cityBahamas
DatesJuly
Main venueSir Kendal G. L. Isaacs Gymnasium, Nassau
Boxing at the VI Commonwealth Youth Games
Host cityBahamas
DatesJuly
Main venueSir Kendal G. L. Isaacs Gymnasium, Nassau

Boxing competed as one of the eight sports at the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games in the Bahamas from July 18 to 23, 2017, in the Sir Kendal G. L. Isaacs Gymnasium, Nassau. In the Games, the age limit for participating athletes has been set according to the youth category of the International Boxing Association, which is 16–18 years, means athletes born in 1999 or 2000 are only eligible to take part.[1]

Boys

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Light flyweight[2] Sachin Siwach
 India (IND)
James Nathan Probert
 Wales (WAL)
Siyakholwa Kuse
 South Africa (RSA)
John Morgan
 England (ENG)
Flyweight[3] Eithan James
 England (ENG)
Keevin Allicock
 Guyana (GUY)
Taylor Hamilton
 Scotland (SCO)
Jordon Mathieu
 Canada (CAN)
Bantamweight[4] Shiloh Reuben M Defreitas
 England (ENG)
Joshua John Wil Fitzpatrick
 Australia (AUS)
Etash Khan Muhammed
 India (IND)
Colm Murphy
 England (ENG)
Lightweight[5] Charles Clem Frankham
 England (ENG)
Jake Leroy Clague
 Australia (AUS)
Rhys Tomas Edwards
 Wales (WAL)
Tryagain Mornin Ndevelo
 Namibia (NAM)
Light welterweight[6] Tyler Jai Jolly
 Scotland (SCO)
Jacob Lovell
 Wales (WAL)
Rufus Vesprey
 Grenada (GRN)
Hamza Khabbaz
 Canada (CAN)
Welterweight[7] Mark Dickinson
 England (ENG)
Anthony Johnston
 Northern Ireland (NIR)
Samuel Charles Kickey
 Scotland (SCO)
Jerone Ennis
 Jamaica (JAM)
Middleweight[8] Aaron Patrick Bowen
 England (ENG)
Kane Tucker
 Northern Ireland (NIR)
Kyle Ting Chen
 New Zealand (NZL)
Satwinder Thind
 Canada (CAN)
Light heavyweight[9] Sammy Alex Lee
 Wales (WAL)
Lewis Beggs Johnstone
 Scotland (SCO)
Lexson Mathieu
 Canada (CAN)
Damien Vaughan
 Samoa (SAM)

Girls

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Flyweight[10] Chloe Louise Watson
 England (ENG)
Shylah Te Urang Waikai
 New Zealand (NZL)
Etka
 India (IND)
Megan Elizabeth Gordon
 Scotland (SCO)
Lightweight[11] Ella Jade Boot
 Australia (AUS)
Jony
 India (IND)
Pelea Soara Fruean
 New Zealand (NZL)
Katiushka Vasquez Soto
 Canada (CAN)
Middleweight[12] Georgia O'Connor
 England (ENG)
Naomie Pelletier
 Canada (CAN)
Artewekey Karen Fraser
 Australia (AUS)

Results

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