BATTLE OF THE
PRAIRIES VI
2010
OLYMPIC STYLE BOXING
March 12, 2010
Conexus Arts Centre
Lonsdale Boxing Club
V.S.
Western Canada
On Friday, March 12, 2010, The Conexus Arts Centre will become electrified, as we showcase Lonsdale Boxing Club athletes against athletes from Western Canada.
The Battle of the Prairies will include a delicious family style meal followed by an evening of action packed Olympic Style Boxing. You will have an opportunity to see some of Western Canada's best young prospects.
The host of this event is the Lonsdale Boxing Club.
This will be a great night out for you, your friends, family and co-workers. You will find a pricing sheet attached outlining the details and cost of purchasing a table. Each table seats eight people with pricing starting at $550.00.
Proceeds will go to the Lonsdale Boxing Club.
We look forward to your support.
BATTLE OF THE
PRAIRIES VI
2010
Lonsdale Boxing Club
V.S.
Western Canada
March 12, 2010
Conexus Arts Centre
EVENT PACKAGES
RINGSIDE TABLES - $750.00
- Table for eight, First row
- Family style dinner for eight
- Eight tickets (general admission)
- Signage (banner)
- Business card size ad 2" x 4" in program
- Presentation of Trophy to Boxers
- Announcer Recognition
- Eight programs
SECOND ROW TABLES- $650.00
- Table for eight, 2nd row
- Family style dinner for eight
- Four tickets (general admission)
- Business card size ad 2" x 4" in program
- Eight programs
ALL OTHER TABLES - $550.00
- Table for eight, All other rows
- Family style dinner for eight
- Two tickets (general admission)
- Name in program
- Eight programs
For more information please contact
Lonsdale Boxing Club
Frank Fiacco
352-3778
Boxercise is in full swing with classes running every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.. All levels and skills are encouraged and welcome to attend a great hour of fitness with boxing skills. So, please come and check it out.
Our Mini Gloves program is for ages 10 and under and is back for it's 2nd season. Focused on Fun, this 1 hour class is held every Wednesday from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. This is geared towards getting the younger kids into a healthy habit of exercise while allowing them to learn the basics of boxing, all while having a fun, energy filled time! Classes start Wednesday September 2nd at 6:00 p.m.
Lonsdale's boxing program start's back up on Wednesday September 2nd at 7:00 p.m.. Training is every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Coaches will help athletes from beginner to Elite level. Our classes consist of a great workout, boxing skills, focus mitts, sparring and more.
Lonsdale Boxing Club attends numerous competitions throughout the season for individuals who want to compete.
Looking forward to seeing you at the Lonsdale Boxing Club, 1600 Dewdney Ave.
At the Alberta Sub Novice Tournament in Lethbridge, Alberta on January 10th & 11th Mitch Galinski of the Lonsdale Boxing Club defeated Kevin Funk of the YMCA Lethbridge Boxing Club, Nick Barbeau of the Lonsdale Boxing Club lost a close decision to Steve Chin from KA Boxing Club and Drew Cogger from the Lonsdale Boxing Club defeated Reese Stevens from the Cougar Boxing Club. Drew Cogger was awarded the Best Cadet Novice Boxer of the tournament.
Shyloe Davis won a Bronze medal at the Elite National Championship in Quebec.
On February 7th Lonsdale Boxing Club took part at two different competitions, one in Calgary and the other in Winnipeg. In Calgary Rob Umbach from Lonsdale defeated Jonathan Andre of the Cougar Boxing Club. Meanwhile in Winnipeg Marco Muller of Lonsdale defeated Justin Podema from the Eastman Boxing Club and Spencer Deschene of Lonsdale defeated Brian Sitter of the Go Jo Boxing Club.
Its that time again, Battle of the Prairies 5, Lonsdale Boxing Club vs Western Canada on March 27, 2009.
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About Lonsdale Boxing Club
Lonsdale Boxing Club is a boxing club in Regina, Saskatchewan which offers the training of Olympic style boxing
to youth ages eleven (11 yrs) and up. Lonsdale Boxing Club is named after the English
boxing fan—Lord Lonsdale—who was the first to introduce modern rules of boxing in
1867. Before then athletes competed without protective gloves, Bouts lasted up to one
hundred rounds, and weight was not a concern. After Lord Lonsdale of England
successfully introduced modern rule boxing, only then did boxing begin to look more
like a sport.
Amateur boxing is considered a safe sport and saftety is due to the high emphasis
placed on the health of the athlete. At each boxing competition it’s mandatory to have
a physician present. All boxing clubs in Saskatchewan are regulated by
Boxing Saskatchewan
who in turn adheres to Boxing Canada and the AIBA International Amateur Boxing Association
rules and regulations.
In knowing so, Lonsdale Boxing Club’s philosophy entails the emphasis of athleticism,
sportsmanship, fair play, and team spirit. Lonsdale Boxing Club provides quality
structured boxing training to uphold and enforce the principles of sportsmanship, fair
play, and self- discipline.
