USA Boxing secures five wins against Team Canada at Melee Gala IX
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 1:44 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026
USA Boxing achieved a strong performance at the Melee Gala IX held in Winnipeg, Canada, on September 19, achieving five victories in six bouts against Canadian opponents. Lorenzo Patricio opened the match for the U.S. with a unanimous decision win in the bantamweight division. Among the notable wins were Naomi Graham and Alisha Crockett, both securing victories to maintain Team USA's momentum. The only loss occurred when Tyric Trapp lost by a narrow split decision. Following this successful outing, USA Boxing will focus on preparations for the upcoming Pan American Games in Puebla, Mexico, set for October 17-25.
- •USA Boxing won five of six bouts against Canada at Melee Gala IX.
- •Lorenzo Patricio earned a unanimous decision victory in the bantamweight division.
- •Naomi Graham and Alisha Crockett also scored wins for Team USA.
- •Tyric Trapp lost in a split decision in the light heavyweight division.
- •USA Boxing will prepare for the Pan American Games in October.
- 1:44 AMYahoo Sports — Five Wins for USA Boxing at Melee Gala IX Against Team Canada
"USA Boxing is rolling up wins as it looks forward to the Pan Am Games and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
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