Fight Night in the Capital
The Beaver Boxing Club will be hosting an Olympic style boxing card on Friday, April 19, 2013. The show will take place at St. Anthony’s Soccer Club, located on 523 Saint Anthony Street. Tickets are $20.00 for adults, $10 for youths (17 and under) and kids under 6 are FREE! Doors open at 7PM. Show starts at 7:30 PM.
Come out and support your local amateur boxers.
Joe Sandulo forever a champ
2012 Summer Youth Camp
This summer the Beaver Boxing Club will be holding 5 day boxing camps during the months of July and August to promote the sport of boxing in Ottawa and its surrounding areas.
The 5 day boxing camp will run the weeks of July 23 and July 30. The camps are 3 hours in duration (9AM -12PM), per day (Monday – Friday). The camp is open to male and female youth between the ages of 12-18.
During these 5 days boxing fundamentals will be taught, participants will engage in athletic conditioning and will build mental toughness. The camp will be supervised by a Boxing Ontario certified coach to ensure that all activities are done correctly and safely.
The venue will be the Beaver Boxing Club located on 145 Spruce Street. All required boxing equipment will be supplied through the camp and snacks will be provided each day. To cover costs associated with the camp, a fee of $35 is required for non members ($20 for club members).
For more information or to register, call at 613 798 8067 or email us at info@beaverboxing.ca
Trial Classes Suspended
Free trial class offer temporarily suspended due to large class sizes.
Congratulations Nigel!
Congratulations go out to Nigel for losing an incredible 43 lbs since January for his weight loss challenge at work. A big thank you goes out to his classmates who endured the final two weeks of extra hard classes as they helped push him over the top.
New Officials
Six members of the Beaver Boxing club recently completed their Level 1 Officiating course. On Feb 24th the six “officials in training” sat ringside and completed their first of three test scoring sessions.
Level 1 Official’s Clinic
A boxing official is responsible for enforcing the rules fairly and maintaining control.
The Beaver Boxing Club will be hosting a one-day, level 1 official’s clinic on February 18, 2012 from 10AM to 5PM. The facilitator will be Robert Bender, the registration fee is $90 and includes membership with Boxing Ontario – contact Boxing Ontario at info@boxingontario.com to register for this course. The registration fee MUST be paid in advance by Tuesday Feb 14, 2012. The CABA rulebook will be reviewed and participants will be given different scenarios to judge. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a lunch. All are welcome to join!
What: Level 1 Official Clinic (Theoretical and Practical)
Where: Beaver Boxing Club
145 Spruce Ave.
Ottawa, Ontario
When: February 18, 2012
10AM – 5PM
http://www.boxingontario.com/web_pages/officials_clinics.php?ID=29
Fight Night in the Capital 4
The Beaver Boxing Club will be hosting an Olympic style boxing card on Friday, February 24, 2012. The show will take place at St. Anthony’s Soccer Club, located on 523 Saint Anthony Street. Tickets are $20.00 and can be purchased at the door or at the club. Doors open at 7PM. Show starts at 8:00 PM.
Come out and support your local amateur boxers.
HOLIDAY HOURS 2011
Monday, December 26th – CLOSED
Tuesday, December 27th – Open 4-8pm for Training
Wednesday, December 28th – Open 4-8pm for Training – NO CLASS
Thursday, December 29th – Open 4-8pm for Training
Friday, December 30th – Open 4-8pm for Training – NO CLASS
Monday, January 2nd – Regular Hours Resume
Changes in the Weather
As the weather will change in the coming weeks, we request that all members have a pair of indoor shoes to reduce the likelihood that dirt, mud and/or water are tracked into the club.
BEAVER BOXING PRESENTS:Fight Night in the Capital #3!
Friday, November 4th at 8:00pm:
St. Anthony’s Italia Soccer Club
523 Saint Anthony Street Ottawa
Tickets $20. Available at the club and front door.
Come out and support your local Amateur Boxers!
May 4, 2011:
Calling All Former Beaver Boxing Club Members!
Join Mayor Jim Watson, and many past Beaver Boxing Club champions, as we celebrate the grand re-opening of this Ottawa sports institution in its beautiful, spacious new facilities.
WHEN: Tuesday, May 10th, 2011, from 6 to 8 p.m.
WHERE: 145 Spruce St. (Free parking available)
For more information contact:
April 28, 2011:
Beaver Boxing settles into new digs on Spruce Street
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Beaver Boxing has found a new location Starting December 1st. OVER 5,000sq. ft. Come Try a FREE class Today.
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
Hours are from 4:30-8:00pm
Class start at 5:30pm- 6:30pm
145 Spruce St. K1R 6P1
For more information contact Joe Sandulo: (613) 798-8067
May 27,2011:
Beaver Boxing presents
Fight Night in the Capital
Date: Friday, May 27th
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroofe Ave, Salon A
Tickets : $20 available at the door
Come check out the club’s latest prospects.
May 11, 2011:http://www.ottawacitizen.com/health/Beaver+Boxing+Club+rises+again/4754190/story.html?tab=VID
August 7, 2004: An article from the Ottawa CItizen: My Olympics by Shannon Proudfoot
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March 31, 2004: An article from the Ottawa Citizen: Sandulo to receive Ontario award at dinner Joe Sandulo, the president and head coach of the Beaver Boxing Club, will be honoured Friday as one of 10 legends of the sport at Boxing Ontario’s 25th anniversary awards dinner in St. Catharines. Sandulo, who has been involved in the sport for 60 years and in 1948 was the youngest boxer to represent Canada at the Olympic Games, was the only unanimous selection from 30 nominations. Sandulo has coached at the Beaver club since 1951, is a member of the Canadian boxing and Ottawa halls of fame, and was selected the Ottawa sportsman of the year in 1979.
February 1, 2004: An article from the Ottawa Sun: Not your average Joe: Heart attack can’t keep Sandulo away from boxing
By KRISHEN RANGI, Ottawa Sun
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Congratulations Joe!
January 20th, 2004: An article from the Ottawa Citizen: Ottawa boxer makes most of her unexpected shot Jill Perry’s great boxing adventure started with a surprise telephone call and ended with a shocking bronze medal at the Canadian senior amateur boxing championships on the weekend in Regina. WAY TO GO JILL!!
April 9th, 2003: I’ve been in contact with our local news publications (Ottawa Citizen and Sun) in order to post the articles written about the club. Here is the first in what hopes to be many articles. The Golden Rule of Boxing and Life by Phil Jenkins who was kind enough to send us his article. Thanks Phil!
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