Union High School sophomore wins 6th boxing national championship
By Nick Krupke
Published on March 5, 2026.
Cain Elizondo Jr., a sophomore from Union High School in Portland, recently won his sixth boxing national championship in Kansas City. His father, Cain Elizondos, credits his hard work ethic, determination and determination to succeed. Elizonds are also the top-ranked fighter for their age at 145 pounds. They are set to compete at the Mike Tyson Invitational in Nevada.
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