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NTNU Athletes Win One Gold, Two Silvers and Four Bronzes at 2026 Asian Games

Athletes from National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) competed across 14 sports at the 2026 Aichi–Nagoya Asian Games, which concluded on October 4. From experienced Olympians to emerging talents making their Asian Games debuts, NTNU athletes distinguished themselves through medal-winning performances, top-eight finishes, and personal bests, highlighting the university’s continued development of competitive sports talent.

NTNU Athletes Claim Five Golds at Chengdu World Games

NTNU student-athletes and alumni delivered strong performances at the 2025 Chengdu World Games, earning gold medals in powerlifting, speed slalom, korfball, and tug-of-war, along with a silver in fin swimming. Representing the Department of Sport and Kinesiology and the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, the athletes demonstrated resilience, focus, and international competitiveness across a range of events.

NTNU Athletes Make History at 2025 World University Games

NTNU athletes made history at the World University Games in Germany, capturing Taiwan’s first poomsae taekwondo and men’s table tennis golds, while also earning silver in tennis and swimming and strong finishes in volleyball.

Chia-Hung Tang Secures Leading Position in Olympic Qualification Rankings

NTNU alumnus and Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Chia-Hung Tang, has advanced his quest for a spot at the Summer Olympics 2024 in Paris, posting a total score of 14.200 in the horizontal bar final at the International Gymnastics Federation's World Cup in Baku on March 11.

Taiwan's men's recurve bow archery team Bagged Bronze at the 2021 World Archery Championships

The 2021 World Archery Championships took place at Yankton in South Dakota. Taiwan's men's recurve bow archery team is mainly made up of NTNU alumni and students, including Coach Lee Tao Ming, Athelte Wei Chun Heng, Hung Cheng Hao are all from the Department of Athletic Performance. Wei just received silver medal from the 2020 Olympics and is now studying PhD in NTNU. He is the first NTNU trained athlete to receive a silver medal at the Olympics. Now, with Yu Guan Lin and Hung Cheng Hao and teammates, Taiwan’s men’s recurve team bagged bronze at 2021 World Archery Championships on September 25th.