Langley Boxing
NEWS & EVENTS
Amelia is going to make it!
June 6, 2015
Amelia Moores Olympic quest is being supported in part by the Thomas Langley Sr. Laurel Boxing Foundation, and reacently raised enough for Amelia to participate in the Olympic Qualifiers in Colorado Springs, CO.
We would like to thank you all that participated in this effort. She is the first of the many amatuer athletes we will support with this foundation.
Your Foundation Support Can Be Done Online
April 12, 2015
You can now make donations online through our website. We have created ranges from $1.00 to $500.00. Your online donations are completly secure and your support will go directly to our community youth sport and
anti-bulling programs.
You can also send checks in care of :
Thomas Langley Sr.
Laurel Boxing Foundation
P.O. Box 759, Laurel, Maryland 20707
Every bit helps and provides youth and amateur athletes with opportunities they didn't think were possible.
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Langley Boxing PRESENTS:
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October 14th 2016
For young people to participate in competitive boxing, the registration fee is the first hurddle and more times than not a final deal breaker. One of our many goals is to cover that expense of youth registration with help from the community and your support. It's sad to know that so many will never know what they could have become because they could not afford to even try. Our mission is truly about the kids.
Thomas Langley Sr. Laurel Boxing Foundation is helping athletes
June 1, 2015
Moore Takes Down Opponant to Honor Coach
November 20, 2013
PORTLAND—When Norway native Amelia Moore stepped into the boxing ring Saturday night, she knew what she had to do.
There was no other option, nor was their a doubt in her mind—she would emerge victorious. She had to—not for herself, but for her coach, Thomas Langley Sr., who was hospitalized at the time of Moore’s 15th match.
Moore’s win against Lindsay Kyajohnian at the Portland Expo during Saturday’s event put on by the Portland Boxing Club brings the 24-year-old’s record to 12-3. Moore says she went four rounds with Kyajohnian, calling her “a tough opponent”
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- Thomas Langley Sr.
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