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2018.0327

The Chinese Taipei Tug-of-War Team Got 3 Gold 1 Silver at 2018 TWIF Indoor Championship

The Chinese Taipei Tug-of-War Team, consists of athletes from Jingmei High School and NTNU, did well at the championship at 2018 TWIF Indoor Championship. The team grabbed 3 gold and 1 silver and bring honor to their school. 2018 TWIF Indoor Championship was held in Xuzhou, Jiangsu on March 8th. Vice President of Office of Student Affairs Chang Shao Hsi led the team to China.
2017.1230

Chinese Taipei Tug of War Women Tops at 2017 Asian Tug of War Championship

The Chinese Taipei Tug-of-War Team Wins the championship at 2017 Asian Tug of War Championship in the ladies 500 Kg weight class for 6 wins in a row. Starting from 2010, the Chinese Taipei Tug-of-War Team has grabbed gold medals every year in 2012, 2014 and 2017, this is a record-breaking moment!
2017.0928

Chinese Taipei Tug of War Women’s team Wins 2 Gold at 2017 European Tug of War Championships

The female team is composed of the tug of war team of National Taiwan Normal University and students from Taipei Jingmei Girls High School. They went to England for the 2017 European Tug of War Championships and brought back in the under-23 500 kg category and the women's 520 kg category as well as number 4th in 560 kg category and a silver medal in under 23 tournaments.
2017.0915

NTNU Won 1 Gold 7 Silver 4 Bronze at 2017 Universiade

Taipei 2017 Summer Universiade came to an end on August 30th. Athletes from the Department of Athletic Performance and Department of Physical Education bring back 1 gold, 7 silver and 4 bronze. 6 teachers from NTNU served as coach instructing the athletes. President Chang Kuo En awarded the athletes with a total of 460,000 to honor the students for their hard work.
2017.0913

NTNU Athlete Grabbed Bronze in Men's 400m Relay in 2017 Universiade

Student of NTNU, Cheng Po Yu and his teammates, Yang Chun Han, Wei Yi Ching Cheng Po-yu and Chen Chia Hsun won a bronze for Taiwan. On August 28th, the Chinese Taipei men's 4x100m team has run their best performance in 39.06 seconds with competitors like America and Japan.