Pierwszy turniej kwalifikacyjny na igrzyska olimpijskie dla Ameryki Środkowej i Północnej w boksie 1996
Turniej bokserski, rozgrywany w lutym 1996 roku, w mieście Guaynabo (Portoryko). Dwa pierwsze miejsca na podium zapewniały zawodnikom udział na letnich igrzyskach olimpijskich rozgrywanych w Atlancie.
Medaliści
| Kategoria wagowa |  I miejsce |  II miejsce |  III miejsce |
| Waga papierowa (-48 kg) | José Pérez  | Jesús Martínez  | Santos Mercedes  Domenic Figliomeni  |
| Waga musza (-51 kg) | Joan Guzmán | Darwin Angeles  | Martin Castillo Chris Scott |
| Waga kogucia (-54 kg) | José Cotto | Johnny Nolasco | Omar Bernal Zaya Younan |
| Waga piórkowa (-57 kg) | Daniel Seda | Casey Patton | Yoni Vargas Franklin Frias |
| Waga lekka (-60 kg) | Michael Strange | Francisco Martinez | Holbrook Storr  Alexander Trujillo |
| Waga lekkopółśrednia (-63,5kg) | Luis Deines Pérez | Phil Boudreault | Christian Saint-Jago  Emiliano Valdez |
| Waga półśrednia (-67 kg) | Daniel Santos | Hercules Kyvelos | Rogelio Martínez Jose Luis Cruz |
| Waga lekkośrednia (-71 kg) | José Quiñones | Nick Farrell | Carl Grant  Lenord Pierre  |
| Waga średnia (-75 kg) | Marcus Thomas  | Randall Thompson | Adrian Brown  Francisco Montes |
| Waga półciężka (-81 kg) | Gabriel Hernández | Julio César González | Wally Jiménez  Manny Siaca |
| Waga ciężka (-91 kg) | David Defiagbon | Julio Pacheco | Clint Forbes Alexander Aeston  |
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