Lowell's Kathryn Rindo falls short in second round of Golden Gloves
“It feels great. I just worked hard. I dedicated myself. My trainers came up with the game plan. I just executed it, but he was good.” Kimhong Chhay
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“It feels great. I just worked hard. I dedicated myself. My trainers came up with the game plan. I just executed it, but he was good.” Kimhong Chhay
“The crowd definitely put some fire in me. I’m from Lowell, so having people here felt great. I’m just excited for the next one.” Kathryn Rindo
Kathryn Rindo is ready to step into the ring. The Lowell native and physical education teacher at the McAvinnue Elementary School will be coming out swinging at the 77th New England Golden Gloves.
“I look forward to the Golden Gloves. It’s so well received and such a great tradition here. Lowell has the greatest boxing fans around." Bob Russo