National school sports clubs gather in Miryang on November 14 to launch the 19th National School Sports Club Festival for sport stacking.
Forty-fourty-eight students from 56 elementary, middle, and high schools across the country traveled to Miryang to compete in speed stacking and unstacking events, mhns.co.kr reported. The Ministry of Education hosts the tournament, with the Gyeongsangnam-do Office of Education and the Korea Sport Stacking Association jointly organizing the three-day event.
The competition opened its venue for participant practice on November 13 at the Miryang Badminton Dedicated Stadium. Elementary division matches and an opening ceremony took place on November 14, followed by middle and high school divisions concluding the schedule on November 15. The opening ceremony brought together the national delegations for student exchanges.
Sport stacking involves assembling and disassembling specialized cups in designated sequences to test speed and dexterity. The activity requires no specific physical prerequisites and builds concentration, quick reflexes, and endurance through repeated practice.
| Tournament Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Event Name | 19th National School Sports Club Festival Sport Stacking Competition |
| Dates | November 13 – November 15 |
| Venue | Miryang Badminton Dedicated Stadium |
| Participants | 448 students across 56 single-school teams |
“This tournament will serve as a meaningful occasion for students nationwide to communicate and share friendship through sports,” said Kim Tae-jung, head of the Physical Education, Arts and Health Division at the Gyeongsangnam-do Office of Education, told mhns.co.kr.
Kim added that the office will continue to promote school sports club programs that allow students to participate enjoyably, helping build a healthy school culture and laying the foundation for lifelong physical education.
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