106 pounds: Louis Curtis
112 pounds: Leo Randolph
119 pounds: Charles Mooney
125 pounds: Davey Lee Armstrong
132 pounds: Howard Davis Jr.
139 pounds: Ray Leonard
147 pounds: Clinton Jackson
156 pounds: Charles Walker Jr.
165 pounds: Michael Spinks
178 pounds: Leon Spinks
+178 pounds: John Tate
Ralph Cox, Auge, Horsch, Sellick, Cross
The US Army boxing team, also known as the US Army World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) Boxing Team, was established in 1973.
Yes, the US Army had a boxing team in the 1950s. The Army's boxing team was known for producing many successful boxers who eventually went on to compete at the national and international level. The team provided a platform for soldiers with boxing skills to showcase their talent and represent the Army in various competitions.
There was no "USA" team that year because of the boycott.
The Miracle Team.
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no, there was no olympic team in 1980 because president carter ordered a us boycott.
Obviously.
Desire to finally beat the Soviets motivated the US 1980 hockey team. Support and intense training and discipline from their coach (Herb Brooks) helped them win.
Close, but not quite. Herb Brooks picked the 1980 US Olympic team over the course of 2 days. He chose 20 players in total.
1960 and 1980.
1960 and 1980.