Below is a list of United States national Amateur Boxing Bantamweight Champions, also known as United States Amateur Champions. The weight class was contested at 115 pounds between 1889 and 1921. It was then contested at 118 pounds between 1922 and 1951, before moving to 119 pounds, where it is currently contested. The United States National Boxing Championships bestow the title of United States Amateur Champion on amateur boxers for winning the annual national amateur boxing tournament organized by USA Boxing, the national governing body for Olympic boxing and is the United States' member organization of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA). It is one of four premier amateur boxing tournaments, the others being the National Golden Gloves Tournament, which crowns its own amateur bantamweight champion, the Police Athletic League Tournament, and the United States Armed Forces Tournament, all sending champions to the US Olympic Trials.

1888 - W. Rocap, Philadelphia, PA

1889 - W. Rocap, Philadelphia, PA (spring), W. Kenny, NJAC (winter

1890 - B. Weldon, New York, NY

1891 - G.F. Connolly, Boston, MA

1892 - Not held

1893 - M.J. Hallihan, Philadelphia, PA

1894 - R. McVeigh, SAC

1895 - E. Horen, Pittsburgh, PA

1896 - J.J. Gross, New York, NY

1897 - Charles Fahey, Rochester, NY

1898 - Not held

1899 - W. Wildner, NWSAC

1900 - H. Murphy, Bartholomew AC

1901 - George Young DC and AC

1902 - F. Fieg, Newark, NJ

1903 - Thomas Stone, New York, NY

1904 - Jerry Casey, NWSAC

1905 - Sam Moss, Waltham, MA

1906 - Harry Baker, Olympic Club

1907 - Henry Meyers, Chapman AC

1908 - M.J. Carroll, New York, NY

1909 - Joe Gorman, Northboro, MA

1910 - John Gallant, Boston, MA

1911 - Thomas Reagan, Boston, MA

1912 - Thomas Reagan, Boston, MA

1913 - Thomas Reagan, Boston, MA

1914 - S. Phillips, Boston, MA

1915 - Tony Vatlin, Brighton, MA

1916 - Benny Valgar, New York, NY

1917 - J. Tomasulo, New Jersey

1918 - J. Tomasulo, New Jersey

1919 - Ashton Donza, New Orleans, LA

1920 - J. Hutchinson, Philadelphia, PA

1921 - George Daly, New York, NY

1922 - Sid Terris, New York, NY

1923 - Harry Marcus, Cleveland, OH

1924 - Jack Tripoli, New York, NY

1925 - August Gotto, Los Angeles, CA

1926 - Joe Katish, Pittsburgh, PA

1927 - Tommy Paul, Buffalo, NY

1928 - John Daley, Waltham, MA

1929 - A. Holden, Providence, RI

1930 - Abie Miller, Los Angeles, CA

1931 - Joe Ferrante, Boston, MA

1932 - Jimmy Martin, New York, NY

1933 - A. Tardugno, Washington, DC

1934 - Armando Sicilia, New York, NY

1935 - Troy Bellini, Cleveland, OH

1936 - Willie Joyce, Gary, IN

1937 - Morris Parker, Newark, NJ

1938 - Bill Speary, Nanticoke, PA

1939 - Bill Speary, Philadelphia, PA

1940 - Angelo Ambrosano, Philadelphia, PA

1941 - Ray Brown, Chicago, IL

1942 - Bernard Docusen, New Orleans, LA

1943 - Earl O'Neil, Fort Still, OK

1944 - Nick Saunders, St. Louis, MO

1945 - Amos Aitson, Oklahoma City, OK

1946 - Tsaneshi Naruo, Hawaii

1947 - Corky Gonzales, Denver, CO

1948 - Bill Morgan, Newark, NJ

1949 - Jimmy Mitchell, Oakland, CA

1950 - Mickey Mars, Cleveland, OH

1951 - Ernest De Jesus, Honolulu, HI

1952 - Davey Moore, Springfield, OH

1953 - T. Nethercott, Port Chester, NY

1954 - Bill Ramos, New Bedford, MA

1955 - John Cereghin, Air Force

1956 - Don Whaley, Cincinnati, OH

1957 - Herman Marques, Stockton, CA

1958 - Charles Branch, Philadelphia, PA

1959 - Fred Griffin, Toledo, OH

1960 - O. German, Muskegon, MI

1961 - John Howard, Portland, OR

1962 - Victor Melendez, Puerto Rico

1963 - Gerry Lott, New Orleans, LA

1964 - Art Jones, San Francisco, CA

1965 - George Colon, New York, NY

1966 - Jose Marquez, Puerto Rico

1967 - Earl Large, Clovis, NM

1968 - Sammy Goss, Trenton, NJ

1969 - Terry Pullen, New Orleans, LA

1970 - Robert Mullins, Charleston, SC

1971 - Ricardo Carreras, Air Force

1972 - John David, Navy

1973 - Mike Hess, Albany, OR

1974 - Mike Ayala, Fort Worth, TX

1975 - Eiichi Jumawan, Waiawa, HI

1976 - Bernard Taylor, Charlotte, NC

1977 - Rocky Lockridge, Tacoma, WA

1978 - Jackie Beard, Jackson, TN

1979 - Jackie Beard, Jackson, TN

List of United States national amateur boxing bantamweight champions