(FEB 10) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The 2026 USA
Boxing Women’s Elite High Performance Team and Squad rosters have been announced
following the conclusion of the 2026 Elite High Performance Selection Camp. The
one-month camp took place at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Training
Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, from January 11 to February 11.
The USA Boxing High Performance department selected seven boxers to the Team and
eight more to the Squad to represent the United States on the international
level throughout 2026. These 15 boxers will compete for the Stars and Stripes
throughout the remainder of the year, including four international events for
the Team and two international competitions for the Squad.
Team USA will kick off its international slate quickly, with the Team scheduled
to attend the Strandja Tournament in Bulgaria from February 19 through March 2.
Boxers on the Team roster will then compete in the World Boxing Cup #1 in Foz do
Iguazu, Brazil, April 20-26, and the World Boxing Cup #2, June 15-20, in Guiyang
City, China. The Elite High Performance Team members will conclude the 2026
season in Puebla, Mexico, at the PanAmerican Championships, October 10-17.
Boxers on the Squad roster will travel to Finland to compete at the Gee Bee
event April 6 12. Athletes on the Squad roster will then travel to the
Netherlands for the Eindhoven Cup May 18-26.
Among the athletes representing the United States on the Women’s Elite Team are
Noelle Haro (Austin, Texas), Yoseline Perez (Houston, Texas), Alyssa Mendoza
(Caldwell, Idaho), Alisha Crockett (Phoenix, Ariz.), Marie-Angelis Rosendo
(Deland, Fla.), Simona Winkler (Seattle, Wash.), and Naomi Graham (Colorado
Springs, Colo.).
Among the athletes representing the United States on the Women’s Elite Squad are
Jennifer Lozano (Laredo, Texas), Jayshannet Zapata (Newburgh, N.Y.), Quermauri
(Summer) Polk (Cypress, Texas), Deborah Grant (Fayetteville, N.C.), Norely
Ramirez (Tyler, Texas), Alexis Proctor (Rowlett, Texas), Sage Rosario
(Manhattan, Kan.), and Kendra Samargis (Twin Falls, Idaho).
USA Boxing is led by Head Coach Billy Walsh (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Elite
assistant coach and National Junior & Youth Head Coach Edward Fonteneaux
(Fayetteville, N.C.). In addition to Walsh and Fonteneaux, Elite assistant coach
Nikki Burleson (Oklahoma City, Okla.) will join the National Team coaching staff
as a Developmental Coach.
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2026 Elite Women’s High Performance Team:
51 kg: Noelle Haro | Austin, Texas
54 kg: Yoseline Perez | Houston, Texas
57 kg: Alyssa Mendoza | Caldwell, Idaho
60 kg: Alisha Crockett | Phoenix, Ariz.
65 kg: Marie-Angelis Rosendo | Deland, Fla.
70 kg: Simona Winkler | Seattle, Wash.
75 kg: Naomi Graham | Colorado Springs, Colo.
2026 Elite Women’s High Performance Squad:
51 kg: Jennifer Lozano | Laredo, Texas
54 kg: Jayshannet Zapata | Newburgh, N.Y.
54 kg: Quermauri (Summer) Polk | Cypress, Texas
57 kg: Deborah Grant | Fayetteville, N.C.
57 kg: Norely Ramirez | Tyler, Texas
65 kg: Alexis Proctor | Rowlett, Texas
70 kg: Sage Rosario | Manhattan, Kan.
75 kg: Kendra Samargis | Twin Falls, Idaho
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