The most anticipated event of the year in amateur boxing is taking place February 14th & 15th at the Salem Armory in Salem, Oregon. OSN had the chance to stop by and visit with Freddy Coronado and his Coronado Boxing Team to talk about how they prepare to participate in this event. A candid conversation about these boxers’ lives, dreams, goals, and how they do it all under the inclusive environment Coronado Boxing Team is about as they give an opportunity for second chances, persistence, teamwork and above all, the love for boxing.
Miriam B. Dye has been watching her father root for his teams from the day she was born. It is from him that she learned the amazing world of sports. Miriam is a native of Mexico City, but after having lived for almost three decades in the USA she calls Portland home.
Miriam is a mother to Tiara- a college student, James - a senior in high school and Nyah- a first grader. A business development and marketing professional, she loves traveling, photography and global cuisine. If she is not writing, in the kitchen cooking with her children or traveling, you can find her bungee cord jumping or art gallery hopping with her husband Steve. She loves sports, writing and values the opportunity to reach OSN's readers every chance she can.
March 1, 2018Miriam B. DyeOtherComments Off on Women In Sports – Female Athletes In The Northwest – A 1:1 With World Champion Molly McConnell And Professional Boxer Tricia Arcaro Turton
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