England equal best boxing haul at Commonwealths
England equal their best ever boxing results at a Commonwealth Games, with seven reaching the finals and 10 claiming a medal.
White was the only England fighter to reach the finals in the evening session, with both Lucy Kings-Wheatley and Mary Kate Smith falling to narrow defeats.
Kings-Wheatley and Smith will pick up bronze medals, as will Lauren Mackie, who lost to Canada's Scarlett Delgado in the morning session.
But the rest of England's 10 semi-finalists will go on to fight for gold on Saturday.
Reid put in a superb display to comfortably make it past Australia's world number two Lekeisha Pergoliti in the women's 70kg semi-finals.
The 28-year-old world bronze medallist only recently returned to the ring after spending six years out with a degenerative back condition and says she is now looking forward to what she can do in the final.
She told TNT Sports: "I'm just going to try to keep getting these wins in. It's all good preparation for the Olympic Games [in Los Angeles in 2028]."
Okoh produced an equally disciplined performance to ease past Scotland's Robert McNulty in the men's heavyweight division (+90kg).
The 22-year-old quietened the home crowd in Glasgow, winning all three rounds before raising both gloves to his ears at the final bell as he waited for his unanimous win to be confirmed.
"They [McNulty's fans] have been hostile all week," said the Grays fighter. "I won on Tuesday and they came out and told me I was going to get knocked out, but there was no knocking out today. He got schooled."
