Clune Outstanding Boxer Award
Named after longtime Air Force athletic director John J. Clune, this award is given to the outstanding boxer in a given year.
- 1979: Bill Murphy (175 lbs.)
- 1980: Alex Cline (165 lbs.)
- 1981: Larry Steuck (185 lbs.)
- 1982: Ricky Graham (139 lbs.)
- 1983: Mike Simpson (147 lbs.)
- 1984: Steve Steadman (185 lbs.)
- 1985: Sean Amuan (125 lbs.)
- 1986: Randy Gibb (147 lbs.)
- 1987: Jeff Hunt (175 lbs.)
- 1988: Kevin King (147 lbs.)
- 1989: Clint Sigg (175 lbs.)
- 1990: Dennis Ruiz (125 lbs.)
- 1991: Jeff Moore (125 lbs.) and Russ Balka (147 lbs.)
- 1992: Bryan Dunn (156 lbs.)
- 1993: Craig Yantiss (139 lbs.)
- 1994: Arturo Alvarado (139 lbs.)
- 1995: Tony DiCarlo (125 lbs.)
- 1996: Chris Lantagne (119 lbs.)
- 1997: Mark Clifford (175 lbs.)
- 1998: Roy Blanco (132 lbs.)
- 1999: Erwin Vargas (147 lbs.)
- 2000: Michael Benza (139 lbs.)
- 2001: Joseph Harding (165 lbs.)
- 2002: Dustin Brown (195 lbs.)
- 2003: Frankie Woods (147 lbs.)
- 2004: Clell Knight (156 lbs.)
- 2005: Chris Collins (185 lbs.)
- 2006: Luis Pena (139 lbs.)
- 2007: Willie Lloyd (112 lbs.) and Joe Conrad (165 lbs.)
- 2008: Brian Navin (139 lbs.)
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