Taiwan secures 25 gold medals in sport stacking competition
Hey there! 👋 Let's talk about Taiwan's triumphant performance at the World Sport Stacking Championships!
Held in Switzerland last week, this spectacular event welcomed an impressive 411 competitors from across the globe and was organized by the World Sport Stacking Association. Competitors hailed from 23 nations, but let's focus on one that truly shined—Taiwan!
Our athletic team of 16 participants from Taiwan stepped onto the world stage and returned with a haul that'll leave you in awe! With a whopping 25 gold medals in their bags, Taiwan ranked a commendable third overall in the medal count, following Germany and Malaysia.
15 silver and 12 bronze medals further bolstered Taiwan's exceptional showing, making them a force to be reckoned with in the world of sport stacking.
Among the notable performers was 15-year-old Tseng Jou-jou, a student from the prestigious New Taipei City's Yuteh Private International School. The young prodigy alone bagged six gold medals, earning them in the girls' individual 3-3-3, 3-6-3, and cup cycle stacking events as well as team competitions. Truly a champion to behold!
Another exceptional talent was eight-year-old Lin Shih-chi, an elementary school student, who won three gold medals in the girls' individual events. Lin also secured a gold medal in the doubles cycle event, partnering with Fan Jung-jung.
University students were well-represented in Taiwan's team, too. Notably, Taiwan Dragon bagged gold in the 3-6-3 team stacking cup event.
Overall, Taiwan showed the world that they're a competitor to watch out for in the realm of sport stacking. Although exact figures for other nations' medal counts weren't detailed, Malaysia claimed its third consecutive world title with undisclosed results.
That's it for now, folks! Stay tuned for more updates on Taiwan's unwavering pursuit of sport stacking glory! 👍🏆🇹🇼
- In the World Sport Stacking Championships held in Switzerland, Taiwan's team of 16 participants achieved an astounding feat, stacking a total of 25 gold medals, 15 silver medals, and 12 bronze medals.
- The young prodigy, Tseng Jou-jou, a 15-year-old student from New Taipei City's Yuteh Private International School, single-handedly won six gold medals in various individual and team events.
- Taiwan Dragon, a team of university students, bagged gold in the 3-6-3 team stacking cup event, further highlighting Taiwan's dominance in sport stacking.
