List of U.S. national Golden Gloves welterweight champions

This is a list of United States national Golden Gloves champions in the welterweight division, along with the state or region they represented. The weight limit for welterweights was first contested at , but was increased to in 2003."Past Champions" . Golden Gloves. Retrieved July 22, 2017.

1928 – Nick Fosco – Chicago 1929 – Bud Hammer – Chicago 1930 – Karl Ogren – Chicago 1931 – George Keenan – Chicago 1932 – Johnny Phagan – Chicago 1933 – Henry Rothier – Davenport 1934 – Danny Farrar – Cleveland 1935 – King Wyatt – Fort Wayne 1936 – Chester Rutecki – Chicago 1937 – Verne Patterson – Chicago 1938 – James O'Malley – Chicago 1939 – Milton Jones – St. Louis 1940 – Savior Canadeo – Chicago 1941 – Geo. W. Horne, Jr. – Cleveland 1942 – Bob Burns – Fort Wayne 1943 – Ballessando Carubia – Chicago 1944 – Yevi Soluthali – Peoria 1945 – Gilbert Garcia – Fort Worth 1946 – Julius Menendez – Chicago 1947 – John Keough – Cleveland 1948 – Richard Guerrero – Chicago 1949 – Richard Guerrero – Chicago 1950 – Dick Anderson – Cleveland 1951 – Willard Henry – Kansas City 1952 – Herschel Acton – Los Angeles 1953 – Richard Wall – Oklahoma City 1954 – Rudy Sawyer – Great Lakes 1955 – Richard Wall – Tulsa 1956 – Leon Brooks – St. Louis 1957 – Joe Shaw – Kansas City 1958 – Dave Holman – Toledo 1959 – Don Sargeant – Minneapolis 1960 – Fred Hernandez – Omaha 1961 – Roy McMillian – Toledo 1962 – Rory O'Shea – Chicago 1963 – Wade Smith – Muncie 1964 – Don Cobbs – St. Louis 1965 – Don Cobbs – St. Louis 1966 – Hedgeman Lewis – Detroit 1967 – Pat O'Connor – Rochester, MN 1968 – Richard Royal – Charlotte 1969 – David Oropeza – Salt Lake City 1970 – Melvin Dennis – Fort Worth 1971 – Larry Carlisle – Charlotte 1972 – Jesse Valdez – Las Vegas 1973 – Harold Beal – Kansas City 1974 – Clinton Jackson – Las Vegas 1975 – Clinton Jackson – Knoxville 1976 – Clinton Jackson – Knoxville 1977 – Mike McCallum – Miami 1978 – Jeffrey Stoudemire – Cleveland 1979 – Mike McCallum – Knoxville 1980 – Donald Curry – Fort Worth 1981 – Manuel Vallejo – Los Angeles 1982 – Roman George – Lafayette 1983 – Louis Howard – St. Louis 1984 – Mylon Watkins – Las Vegas 1985 – Anthony Stephens – Louisiana 1986 – Frank Liles – Syracuse 1987 – Roger Turner – Grand Rapids 1988 – Ron Morgan, Jr. – Louisville 1989 -- James Myers -- Los Angeles, California 1990 – Nathan Fortier– Michigan 1991 – Ross Thompson—{Florida} 1992 – Stephen Golisano – East Boston MA 1993 – David Reid – Pennsylvania 1993 - Anthony W Melberg - Barstow, California 1994 – Orlando Hollis – Texas 1995 – David Palac – Detroit 1996 – Brandon Mitchell – Knoxville 1997 – Cory Spinks, St. Louis 1998 – Anthony Hanshaw – Cleveland 1999 – James Erminger - Louisiana 2000 – Anthony Thompson – Pennsylvania 2001 – James Parison – California 2002 – Durrell Richardson – Cleveland 2003 – Andre Berto – Florida 2004 – Daniel Jacobs – NY Metro 2005 – Brad Solomon – Mid-South 2006 – Demetrius Andrade – New England 2007 – Demetrius Andrade – New England 2008 – Carlo Pizarro- Springfield Ma 2009 – Errol Spence – Desoto, TX 2010 – David Grayton – DC 2011 – Arturo Trujillo - Pennsylvania 2012 - Alex Martin - Illinois 2013 - Erickson Lubin - Orlando, Florida 2014 - Sammy Valentin - Tampa, Florida 2015 - Rashid Stevens - Ohio 2016 - Brian Ceballo - New York City 2017 - Leon Lawson III - Flint, Michigan 2018 - Reshat Mati - New York City 2019 - Morris Young - Michigan 2020 - Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021 - Giovanni Marquez - Texas 2022 - Atilano Escobar - Wisconsin 2023 - Adrian Salazar - Texas 2024 - Jasir Riley - Cleveland

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