After five intense days of boxing, 20 juniors walked away from Kansas City as champions. Here is a look at the juniors who will have the chance to represent Team USA in international competition in 2017.

101 lbs: Fernando Diaz, N. Las Vegas, Nev., dec. Patrick Cody, 5-0

101 lbs: Natalie Dove, Philadelphia, Pa., dec. Estrellila Iturralde, 5-0

106 lbs: Denton Yates, Toledo, Ohio, dec. Keon Davis, 4-1

110 lbs: Sandra Tovar, Turlock, Calif., dec. Mayra Ruiz, 4-1

110 lbs: Miguel Santana, Tampa, Fla., dec. Eric Tudor, 5-0

114 lbs: Ernesto Mercado, Pomona, Calif., dec. Mario Roman, 3-2

114 lbs: Mireya Marquez, Milwaukee, Wisc., dec. Jazmin Vasquez, 3-2

119 lbs: Jermaine Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio, dec. Daniel Garcia, 5-0

119 lbs: Alexandra Fernandez, Splendora, Texas, dec. Arazely Galindo, 3-2

125 lbs: Jorickson Galiza, Waianae, Hawaii, dec. Luis Ybarra, 5-0

125 lbs: Nashay Bradford, Toledo, Ohio, dec. Avaughnda Ammons, 5-0

132 lbs: Felix Gonzalez, Midlothian, Ill, dec. Arazely Galindo, 3-2

132 lbs: Daisy Bamberger, Hayward, Calif., dec. unopposed

138 lbs: Tristan Kalkreuth, Duncanville, Texas, dec. Elija Martinez, 4-1

138 lbs: Alexis Lavarine, Kenner, La., dec. Marcia Sustaita, 5-0

145 lbs: Daniel Blancas, Milqaukee, Wisc., won by TKO over Edwin Angel, TKO-2

154 lbs: Dante Benjamin, Shaker Heights, Ohio, dec. Angel Colondres, 5-0

165 lbs: Diego Pacheco, Los Angeles, Calif., dec. Ralph Clemente, 5-0

176 lbs: Jaime Martinez, Irving, Texas, dec. Oscar Ochoa, 4-1

176+ lbs: Jett Blackwell, Fresno, Calif., dec. Shaquan Cox, 3-2