HOT PROSPECTS TO WATCH!

SPRING 2010

WESTON SAULSBURY

Weston, 11, is a 5th grade student at Kirbyville Middle School.  He has been involved in sports his entire life and is extremely competitive.  He is advancing his basic skills faster than most we have had in the Club during the past 5 years.

He has impressed the Coaches with his unbelievable natural talent and desire to learn all aspects of our sport.  "Weston concentrates on maintaining proper form and style during his workouts.  He is one of the few students of this tough sport that listens well and executes his punches with total commitment to excellence", Coach Karpel commented. 

We look forward to his first bout in March and no doubt he will prove to be a champion.

SAVANAH TYSON

Savanah Tyson is an 13 year old 7th grade student at Newton Middle School.  She rarely misses a practice and her work ethics are a benchmark for other youth athletes at the Club.

Weighing in at 113 pounds, her hand speed, exceptional practice habits and ability to listen to and apply instruction from her coaches will enable her to rise quickly in the sport. 

She prepared with outstanding dedication for Police Athletic League National Championship Tournament in October and was awarded the National Championship belt in her weight and age bracket.

Savanah earned the Silver Medal during the 2010 Southeast Texas Golden Gloves Tournament in Houston.

TY EDDINS

Ty is a 14 year old 8th grade student at Silsbee Middle School and is as dedicated as they come.  Extremely athletic, Ty has proven his dedication and abilities with his Little League pitching skills and plans to concentrate on excelling in boxing as he has in baseball.  This dual-sport athlete will be a winner in both sports judging by his intensity and desire to be the best.  

His slender but muscular build and uncommon height for a 14 year old will give him the advantage during his upcoming bouts.  Ty's jab, balance and endurance will be a tough obstacle to beat for future opponents.

RAWDON SAULSBURY

Rawdon is a 17 year old High School graduate who has always been athletic and willing to accept physical challenges.  He is physically tough and wants to be a champion in amateur boxing.  Weighing in at 132, his speed and agility will be a tremendous asset in this competitive weight class.

When out of the gym, Rawdon makes is living as a ferrier, a tough job that requires patience, strength and skill when shoeing horses.  He brings those attributes to the Gym everyday.  Rawdon accepts instructions well and he uses his strength and dedication during at every work station and ring skills training.

"Rawdon is a quiet guy who listens and accepts instructions well and has excellent work habits.  He is the kinda boxer that can go far in this sport", Coach Treme stated.

Rawdon will have his first bout in March and it will be a good one!

(USA Boxing® is responsible for selecting amateur boxers for national & international events including the Olympic Games.)

NEWTON GYM & BOXING CLUB
P.O. Drawer 1350
Newton, Texas 75966
Phone Coach Karpel:
 409-382-0871