Boxing Australia has announced a team of six consisting of four Queenslanders, one from NSW and Seabourne in the 54-kilogram division.

The selection follows the Launceston Boxing Academy fighter's success at the Australian championships in Queensland where he won the under-15 title alongside fellow Tasmanian victors Tyler Blizzard (youth male 49kg), of Launceston, Westbury's Luke Blackwell (elite male 60kg) and Clarence's Jacques Barwick (under-15 male 50kg).

Boxing Australia head coach Kevin Smith praised the quality of the country's junior divisions.

"The team heading to Russia is a talented group and we are looking forward to seeing them perform well," he said.

‘We are also inviting 20 junior male boxers into the Australian Institute of Sport for a challenging and educational weekend to select an additional team to travel to Thailand for two weeks to gain international experience against a variety of training partners. 

"These international training camps will provide greater development from a holistic perspective which will hopefully enrich our talent pool."

The AIBA junior world championships will take place from September 2-13.

Seabourne's brother Jack, who fights in South Australia, was also a gold medallist at the national championships. The brothers are coached by their father Alan.

Australian team: Dana COOLWELL (QLD) 46kg, Joshua FITZPATRICK (NSW) 48kg, Bailey SEABOURNE (TAS) 54kg, Sam CAMERON-HANDS (QLD) 57kg, Philip KOVACS (QLD) 75kg, Denis KOVACS (QLD) 80kg.