List of US national Golden Gloves featherweight champions

Below is a list of National Golden Gloves Featherweight Champions along with the state or region which they represented.^[1] The Light Welterweight weight limit was first contested at 126 pounds. In 1967, the weight limit was moved to 125 pounds.

• 1928 - George Root - Chicago
• 1929 -
• 1930 - Benny Goldblatt - Chicago
• 1931 - Don Gonzales - Cleveland
• 1932 - Joe Roman - Joliet
• 1933 - Leo Rodak - Chicago
• 1934 - Al Nettlow - Detroit
• 1935 - Andy Scrivani - Chicago
• 1936 - Ted Kara - Cleveland
• 1937 - William Joyce - Gary
• 1938 - Eddie Dempsey - Davenport
• 1939 - Tony Ancona - Detroit
• 1940 - Roly Lewis - Muncie
• 1941 - Jack Haley - Kansas City
• 1942 - Sam Derrico - Cleveland
• 1943 - Tony Janiro - Ceveland
• 1944 - Major Jones - Kansas City
• 1945 - Virgil Franklin - Oklahoma City
• 1946 - Jack Dicker - St. Louis
• 1947 - Eddie Marotta - Cleveland
• 1948 - Fernando Rivera - Kansas City
• 1949 - Eugene Robnett - Chicago
• 1950 - Ples Gilmore - Toledo
• 1951 - Ken Davis - Los Angeles
• 1952 - Ken Davis - Los Angeles
• 1953 - Johnny Butler - Grand Rapids
• 1954 - Joe Carles - Los Angeles
• 1955 - Harry Smith - Cedar Rapids
• 1956 - Leroy Jeffrey - Tulsa
• 1957 - Brown McGhee - Montgomery
• 1958 - Fred Morish - Chicago
• 1959 - Don Eddington - St. Louis
• 1960 - Nicholas Spanakos - Hollywood
• 1961 - James Anderson - St. Louis
• 1962 - George Foster - Cleveland
• 1963 - Nick Petrecca - Chicago
• 1964 - Marcus Anderson - Louisville
• 1965 - Marcus Anderson - Louisville
• 1966 - Richard Gillis - Kansas City
• 1967 - Brooks Byrd - Roswell
• 1968 - Lorenzo Trujillo - Fort Worth
• 1969 - James Busceme - Fort Worth
• 1970 - James Busceme - Fort Worth
• 1971 - Louis Self - Toledo
• 1972 - Louis Self - Toledo
• 1973 - Morice Watkins - Fort Worth
• 1974 - William Berry - Elizabeth
• 1975 - Ronnie Shields - Fort Worth
• 1976 - Davie Armstrong - Las Vegas
• 1977 - Bernard Taylor - Knoxville
• 1978 - Bernard Taylor - Knoxville
• 1979 - Roland Cooley - Pennsylvania
• 1980 - Bernard Taylor - Knoxville
• 1981 - Rodney Watts - Columbus
• 1982 - Shelton La Blanc - Lafayette
• 1983 - Andrew Minsker - Las Vegas
• 1984 - Victor Levine - Indiana
• 1985 - Kelcie Banks - Jackson
• 1986 - William Little - Knoxville
• 1987 - Donald Stokes - Louisiana
• 1988 - Stephen Golisano- East Boston
• 1989 - Oscar De La Hoya - Los Angeles
• 1990 - Fernando Sepulveda - Nevada
• 1991 - Fernando Sanchez - Nevada
• 1992 - Michael Clark (boxer) - West Virginia
• 1993 - Guillermo Moreno - California
• 1994 - Augustine Sanchez - Nevada
• 1995 - Frank Carmona - So. California
• 1996 - Floyd Mayweather - Michigan
• 1997 - José Hernández - Chicago
• 1998 - Aaron Torres - Pennsylvania
• 1999 - Michael Evans - Cincinnati
• 2000 - Tyronne Harris - Michigan
• 2001 - Aaron Garcia - California
• 2002 - Mickey Bey - Cleveland
• 2003 - Carney Bowman - Pennsylvania
• 2004 - Gary Lino - New York Metropolitan Area
• 2005 - Prenice Brewer - Cleveland
• 2006 - Sadam Ali - New York metropolitan area
• 2007 - Hylon Williams - Texas
• 2008 - Keenan Smith - Philadelphia, PA
• 2009 - Robert Rodriguez, Colorado/New Mexico
• 2010 - Toka Kahn-Clary - New England
• 2011 - Tramaine Williams - New England

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