Boxing Diary for 2017

Boxing 2017:by brian zelley

 2017 Inductees - BC Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame

 *Effective January 1,
 2017, there are 11 new inductees
into the British Columbia Amateur Boxing Hall of Fame.
They are comprised of builders, honourary and one
boxing club, Firefighters/ South Hill Boxing club.

 Honourary:
* Domenic Figliomeni, Jerry Shears, Lennox Lewis
 and Mike Strange.
                                Lennox Lewis, honourary
                                BCABHOF Inductee 2017

 Builders:
Allan Stockdale, Arnold McEwen, Leif Albrechtsen,
Mickey Sims, Mike Moore and Tommy Yule.

 Approved and selected by: committee members.
Mehran "Hotstuff", Brian Zelley, Alan Brown,
Frederick S. Fuller, Scott Galloway and Wally Doern.



Mickey Sims, builder
                         Inductee BCABHOF 2017                          



                               Arnold McEwen, builder
                              Inductee BCABHOF 2017
                         Firefighters/South Hill Boxing Club
                          Inductee BC Amateur Boxing
                           Hall of Fame, January 2017




Leif was a main force behind the
Williams Lake Boxing Club


Arnold McEwen, builder
with team of BC boxers

Nominees
2018 Nominees as at June 7, 2017
Bob Decker, Brian Zelley,
Clarke McLellan
Dave Wylie and Wayne Boyce

Administrators
Alfred (Al) Cool and Mehran "Hotstuff

Honourary Directors
Al Cool, Alan Brown, Alexander "Scotty" Jackson
Arnold McEwen, Blake Scott, 
Frederick S. Fuller, Irene Brough, Jack Snaith Mandy Evans,
  Mickey Sims, Ray Beaulieu, Scott Gallowau Wally Doerne,



Brian Zelley *** Clarke McLellan

Inductee Fred Fuller
and 2018 nominee Dave Wylie.
Top: Diamond Boy 1967
Dave Wylie with coaches
Bert Lowes and Pat West

*Selection committee comprised of Al and Mehran and on a voluntary basis the honourary directors
from Al Cool to Wally Doern

Frederick S. Fuller

Mickey Sims

Arnold McEwen

Alan M. Brown

Mandy Evans

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