List of U.S. national Golden Gloves bantamweight champions

This is a list of United States national Golden Gloves champions in the bantamweight division, along with the state or region they represented. The weight limit for bantamweights was first contested at , but was increased to in 1967.

• 1928 – Joe Bozak – Chicago
• 1929 – Harry Garbell – Chicago
• 1930 – Paul Dazzo – Chicago
• 1931 – Nick Scialaba – Chicago
• 1932 – Leo Rodak – Chicago
• 1933 – John Ginter – Chicago
• 1934 – Troy Bellini – Cleveland
• 1935 – Johnny Brown – Chicago
• 1936 – Johnny Brown – Chicago
• 1937 – Frank Kainrath – Chicago
• 1938 – Frank Kainrath – Chicago
• 1939 – Chester Ellis – Kansas City
• 1940 – Dick Menchaca – Fort Worth
• 1941 – Dick Menchaca – Fort Worth
• 1942 – Jack Graves – Minneapolis
• 1943 – Earl O'Neal – Oklahoma City
• 1944 – Clayton Johnson – Sioux City
• 1945 – Bob Jarvis – Kansas City
• 1946 – Eddie Dames – St. Louis
• 1947 – Robert Bell – Cleveland
• 1948 – Melvin Barber – Des Moines
• 1949 – Jack McCann – Oklahoma City
• 1950 – Albert Crus – Los Angeles
• 1951 – Nate Brooks – Cleveland
• 1952 – James Hairston – Kansas City
• 1953 – Dick Martinez – Nashville
• 1954 – Alfred Escobar – Los Angeles
• 1955 – Donald Eddington – St. Louis
• 1956 – Vince Doniero – Toledo
• 1957 – Tommy Reynolds – Kansas City
• 1958 – Gilbert Higginbotham – Lafayette
• 1959 – Pat Moore – Kenosha
• 1960 – Petros Spanakos – Hollywood
• 1961 – Oscar German – Grand Rapids
• 1962 – James Moon – Cleveland
• 1963 – Emanuel Steward – Detroit
• 1964 – Manual Navarro – Fort Worth
• 1965 – Mel Miller – Billings
• 1966 – John North – Cincinnati
• 1967 – Earl Large – Roswell
• 1968 – Earl Large – Roswell
• 1969 – Oliver James – Kansas City
• 1970 – Dave Kibby – San Francisco
• 1971 – Johnny Moreno – Fort Worth
• 1972 – Ray Theragood – New Mexico
• 1973 – James Martinez – Fort Worth
• 1974 – Dan Hermosillo – Rocky Mountain
• 1975 – Miguel Ayala – Fort Worth
• 1976 – Barnard Taylor – Knoxville
• 1977 – Wayne Lynumn – Chicago
• 1978 – Jackie Beard – Knoxville
• 1979 – Ken Baysmore – Washington, DC
• 1980 – Myron Taylor – Pennsylvania
• 1981 – Steve Cruz, Jr. – Fort Worth
• 1982 – Meldrick Taylor – Pennsylvania
• 1983 – Jesse Benavidez – Fort Worth
• 1984 – Robert Shannon – Las Vegas
• 1985 – Eugene Speed – Washington, DC
• 1986 – Fernando Rodriguez – Pennsylvania
• 1987 – Fernando Rodriguez – Pennsylvania
• 1988 – Sergio Reyes – Fort Worth
• 1989 – John West – Knoxville
• 1990 – Sandtanner Lewis – Florida
• 1991 – Aristead Clayton, Jr. – Louisiana
• 1992 – Chris Hamilton – Texas
• 1993 – Terrance Churchwell – Knoxville
• 1994 – Errid Caldera – Cleveland
• 1995 – Jorge Munoz – Texas
• 1996 – Baldo Ramirez – Denver, Colorado
• 1997 – Evaristo Rodriguez – Chicago
• 1998 – Alfredo Torres – Texas
• 1999 – Calvin Stewart (boxer)Atlanta, GA
• 2000 – Jose Aguiniga – California
• 2001 – Rasheem Jefferson – Pennsylvania
• 2002 – Rashiem Jefferson – Pennsylvania
• 2003 – Sergio Ramos – California
• 2004 – Torrence Daniels – Colorado
• 2005 – Gary Russell Jr. – Washington, DC
• 2006 – Efraín Esquivias – California
• 2007 – Ronny Rios – California
• 2008 – Ernesto Garza – Saginaw
• 2009 – Jesus Magdaleno – Las Vegas
• 2010 - Toka Kahn-Clary - New England
• 2011 - Tramaine Williams - New England
• 2012 - Gervonta Davis - Washington, D.C.
• 2013 – Gary Antonio Russell – Washington D.C.
• 2014 – Ruben Villa – California
• 2015 - Ruben Villa - California
• 2016 - Duke Ragan - Ohio
• 2017 - Aaron Morales - Oklahoma
• 2018 – Felix Parrilla
• 2019 – Asa Stevens – Hawaii

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