
Taiwan's track and field events performed brilliantly at the Nagoya Asian Games this year, bringing home 1 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze. The association has also completed its reelection today, and the former secretary-general Wang Jingcheng was elected as the new chairman.
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The Taiwan track and field team won 1 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze at the Nagoya Asian Games, the best result since the 1994 Hiroshima Asian Games.
The Athletics Association completed its reelection. (provided by readers)
[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Report from Taipei] Taiwan's track and field events performed brilliantly at the Nagoya Asian Games this year, bringing home 1 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze. The association has also completed its reelection today. The original secretary-general Wang Jingcheng was elected as the new chairman, and Cai Shangzhi became the secretary-general.
The Taiwanese team shined in the track and field events of the Asian Games this year. 23-year-old high jumper Fu Zhaoxuan won the Taiwan men's track and field gold medal for Taiwan for the first time in 60 years. Lai Baixiang, Chen Minpu, Huang Zuojun, and Yang Junhan also won the gold medal for Taiwan. In the men's 400-meter relay final, he broke the national record of 38.32 seconds and won a silver medal. Lin Zhongwei won the bronze in the men's 400-meter hurdles final, winning three medals in one fell swoop.
The Athletics Association completed its reelection today. Ye Zhengyan, the two-term chairman, handed over the baton to Wang Jingcheng, the former secretary-general who was successfully elected with 128 votes. Wang Jingcheng said that this time the Taiwan track and field team in the Nagoya Asian Games recorded its best results since the 1994 Hiroshima Asian Games. After officially taking over as the chairman, it will continue to prioritize the athletes. It is hoped that the association can become the strongest backing for the athletes, continue to strengthen support in various events, so that athletes can concentrate on preparing for the competition without any worries.

Spain's top seed Ekaraz overcame his disadvantage in the second round of the Tokyo Men's Tennis Championships and defeated Italian player Arnadi 7:6 (8:6), 6:1. He won 3 consecutive matches and advanced to the top 8. He will compete with Shapovalov for the top 4 tickets.

CITIC Brothers can throw down the yellow ribbon at Xinzhuang Stadium as long as they defeat the Fubon Titans and Lotte Peach Monkey has no victory. Elephant fans lined up in the middle of the night to grab seats. Head coach Hirano Keiichi said he would go all out to respond to expectations and spent his own money to buy desserts to reward the players.

Chinese archery expert Tang Zhijun lost to Japanese player Aya Nakanishi 0:6 in the top 8 of the men's recurve individual competition at the Nagoya Asian Games and missed the individual medal. He admitted that he was so eager to compete for results that he became confused and would learn from his mistakes and look ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

If CITIC Brothers defeats the Fubon Titans today and Lotte Taoyuan does not win, they will be crowned champions. Before the game, they made changes to the players and sent Wang Zhengshun, who was suffering from foot discomfort, to the second team, and roped in veteran Li Zhenchang to prepare for the title battle.
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If CITIC Brothers defeats Fubon Titans today and Lotte Peach Blossoms does not win, they will be crowned king at Xinzhuang Stadium. All 11,600 tickets for this game were sold out, making it the seventh Fubon game this season. Felix and Mattis started the game respectively.