List of U.S. national Golden Gloves flyweight champions

This is a list of United States national Golden Gloves champions in the flyweight division, along with the state or region they represented. The weight limit for flyweights was first contested at , but was increased to in 2010."Past Champions" . Golden Gloves. Retrieved July 22, 2017.

1928 – Jimmy Chase – Chicago 1929 – Jimmy Chase – Chicago 1930 – Joe Espanoza – Chicago 1931 – Leo Rodak – Chicago 1932 – Albert Soukup – Chicago 1933 – Johnny Baltzer – Davenport 1934 – Jesse Levels – Cleveland 1935 – Patsy Urso – Detroit 1936 – Jackie Wilson – Cleveland 1937 – Jimmy Urso – Detroit 1938 – Kenny Lottman – Peoria 1939 – Vic Saccoia – Detroit 1940 – Harold Dade – Chicago 1941 – Harold Dade – Chicago 1942 – Henry Ulrich – Des Moines, Iowa 1943 – Barry Darby – Oklahoma City 1944 – Tom Nate – Gary, Indiana 1945 – Jackie Boyd – Chicago 1946 – Keith Nuttall – Kansas City 1947 – Robert Holliday – Cincinnati 1948 – Robert Holliday – Cincinnati 1949 – Arthur Brown – Kansas City 1950 – Nate Brooks – Cleveland 1951 – Pat Riley – Fort Worth 1952 – Kenneth Wright – Gary, Indiana 1953 – Pete Melendez – Fort Worth 1954 – Bernard Dean – St. Louis 1955 – Tommy Reynolds – St. Louis 1956 – Pete Melendez – Fort Worth 1957 – Jimmy Jackson – Minneapolis 1958 – Gil Yanez – Toledo 1959 – Gil Yanez – Toledo 1960 – Humberto Barrera – Robstown, Texas 1961 – Chico Marquez – Fort Worth 1962 – Ray Jutrus – Lowell, MA 1963 – Freddie Garcia – Roswell, NM 1964 – Donnie Broadway – Nashville 1965 – Rolland Miller – Minneapolis 1966 – Nickey Priola – Lafayette 1967 – Roland Miller – Minneapolis 1968 – Rudy Barrientes – Fort Worth 1969 – Tony Moreno – Fort Worth 1970 – Tony Moreno – Fort Worth 1971 – James Martinez – Fort Worth 1972 – Greg Lewis – Cincinnati 1973 – Miguel Ayala – Fort Worth 1974 – Greg Richardson – Cleveland

1975 – Leo Randolph – Rocky Mountain

1976 – Julio Rodrigues – Hawaii 1977 – Orlando Maldonado – Miami 1978 – William Johnson – Washington, D.C. 1979 – Jerome Coffee – Knoxville 1980 – Jerome Coffee – Knoxville 1981 – Ronnie Rentz – New Mexico 1982 – Jesse Benavidez – Fort Worth 1983 – Todd Hickman – Cleveland 1984 – Les Fabri – Las Vegas 1985 – Johnny Tapia – New Mexico 1986 – Anthony Wilson – Washington, DC 1987 – Carl Daniels – St. Louis 1988 – Jesse Medina – Rocky Mountain 1989 – Sandlanner Lewis – Florida 1990 – Timmy Austin – Cincinnati 1991 – Timmy Austin – Cincinnati 1992 – Aristead Clayton, Jr. – Louisiana 1993 – Carlos Navarro – So. California 1994 – Floyd Mayweather – Michigan 1995 – Kelly Wright – St. Louis 1996 – Luis Deines Pérez – Chicago 1997 – Roberto Benitez – Milwaukee 1998 – Gerald Tucker – Cincinnati 1999 – Robert Benitez – Wisconsin 2000 – Calvin Stewart –Atlanta, Ga 2001 – Francisco Rodriguez – . 2002 – Ron Siler – Cincinnati 2003 – Ron Siler – Cincinnati 2004 – Teon Kennedy – Pennsylvania 2005 – Barry Dennis – St. Louis 2006 – Aaron Alafa – California 2007 – Calvin Traxler – Grand Rapids, Michigan 2008 – Jorge Abiague – Portland, Maine 2009 – Louie Byrd – Denver, CO 2010 – Rau'shee Warren – Cincinnati 2011 – Louie Byrd – Denver, CO 2012 - Shawn Simpson - Chicago

2013 – Stephen Fulton – Philadelphia 2014 – Antonio Vargas – Houston 2015 - Antonio Vargas - Houston 2016 - Diego Alvarez - Utah 2017 - Derry Noble - California

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