금80 은61 동47개로 역대 최고 성적…인천시, 5위 선전 수영 김진헌·여은별 동반 5관왕 역영…23명 다관왕 배출
On the 19th, the 17th National Disabled Students Sports Festival men’s 11-person soccer OPEN (Elementary/Middle/High School) finals defeated Ulsan City 2-1, and the combined players of Gyeonggi-do’s Seonggwang FC and Gwangmyeong World Cup Soccer Team won gold bet and rejoice Provided by the Gyeonggi Provincial Sports Association for the Disabled
At the 17th National Disabled Students Sports Festival, a festival for dreamers with disabilities, Gyeonggi-do built up a monumental achievement by winning the most medals for 9 consecutive times with the best performance ever.
Gyeonggi-do won a total of 188 medals with 80 gold medals, 61 silver medals, and 47 bronze medals at this event, which ended on the 19th in Ulsan Metropolitan City on the 4th day. 37 Gold, 47 Silver, 47 Bronze, and 40) easily won first place.
This is the record for the most gold medals, far exceeding the 59 gold medals recorded by Gyeonggi-do in the 12th competition in 2018, and the highest record ever, 21 more than the total number of medals in the 13th competition in 2019 (167).
In Gyeonggi-do, basketball, badminton, boccia, swimming, rowing, soccer, table tennis, e-sports, and floorball ranked first, followed by goalball second and weightlifting third, in 11 events out of 16 participating events. I achieved even grades to win the prize.
In addition, Suyeong’s Kim Jin-heon (Yongin City Federation) and Yeo Eun-byeol (Uijeongbu Hoeryong Middle School) won 5 gold medals, the most in the competition, and Hwang Shin (Suyeong-Gyeonggi-do Federation) won 4 crowns, 6 3 crowns, 14 2 crowns, etc. A total of 23 winners were produced.
On the final day of Gyeonggi Province, swimmer Kim Jin-heon won the men’s 50m butterfly S14 (medium) with a time of 32.07 seconds, followed by the 100m breaststroke with a time of 1:21.01, adding a gold medal to 5 crowns, and Hwang Shin-eun the women’s 100m breaststroke S14 (elementary/middle). At 1:53:44, she was the first to hit the touchpad, and won her fourth gold medal.
Men’s 50m butterfly S14 (sec) Lee Do-geon (Christian Volunteer Society) took first place with a time of 44:03, and men’s 100m breaststroke S14 (sec) Mun Mun-hwi (Yongin City Federation) also won the championship with a time of 1:30:60.
Athletics Women’s Shot Put F34 (Elementary/Middle) Lee Si-Young and Women’s 400m T20 (High) Hwang Yeong-Seo (Gyeonggi Provincial Federation) won the gold medal with 2m58, 1:21:16, respectively, e-sports mixed Nintendowii bowling (individual event) delayed /Hearing OPEN (middle) Jeong Yeon-seo, Ahn Sang-yeon, Mixed League of Legends (individual) Intellectual (development) OPEN (middle) Yoo Kang-seok (above Gyeonggi-do Federation) also accompanied them to the summit.
Soccer men’s 11-man soccer open (elementary/middle/high school) Seonggwang FC · Gwangmyeong World Cup Soccer Team, rowing men’s 1,000m time race (team event) PR3-ID OPEN (high school) Kim Ryang-hee · Kim Seong-jin (3:19:50), 500m time Race (team event) PR3-ID OPEN (medium) Lee Joo-chan and Yoon Hyung-sik (above Gyeonggi Provincial Federation, 1:48:80) also won.
Bowling Men’s duo TPB4 (Elementary/Middle/High) Won Ho-Jun·Hong Jeong-Yo (Gyeonggi-do Federation), table tennis mixed team event (3 people) CLASS11 (High School) game selection, badminton men’s singles IDD (secondary) Kim Myung-jun, women’s singles IDD (middle/middle/high school) High School) Kim Soo-ah, doubles IDD (Elementary/Middle/High School) Kim Soo-ah and Han Hyang-rim (Gyeonggi Provincial Association) also joined the gold medal list.
Paek Gyeong-yeol, general manager of the Gyeonggi Provincial Athletes (Secretary General of the Provincial Sports Association for the Disabled), said, “I am grateful to the players, coaches, and sports organization officials who won the most medals 9 times in a row with the best performance ever. I will work hard to foster connections so that I can maintain good skills even after becoming a player.”
Meanwhile, Incheon Metropolitan City won a total of 59 medals (26 gold medals, 24 silver medals, and 9 bronze medals), ranking 5th, one step higher than the original goal. In addition, Baek Doo-hwan and Lee Do-eun (Yeonil School) in weightlifting, Hong Jin-wook (Yeonsu High School) in swimming won three gold medals, and six people, including two gold medals and three others, won multiple gold medals.
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2023-05-19 13:10:10
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