Guangdong’s competitive athletes, regional teams, and sports administration offices maintained a busy competitive schedule across multiple disciplines, highlighted by national championship medals, international team milestones, and preparations for upcoming major exhibitions. Over the final week of October and early November, provincial athletes claimed titles in taekwondo, boxing, and rural basketball, while youth squads and professional clubs kept local sports venues active from Shenzhen to Zhanjiang.
Provincial Sports Bureau Inspects Yangshan Development Projects
During the visit, provincial sports lottery representatives also toured Qingyuan to review public welfare fund utilization across local grassroots projects.
Guangdong Athletes Claim National Titles in Boxing and Taekwondo
Provincial athletes secured multiple top-podium finishes at national tournaments across the country. At the National Men’s Boxing Championship in Baisha, Hainan, Guangdong fighters captured three gold medals, marking the region’s strongest performance at the tournament in five years. Simultaneously, at the National Taekwondo Championship Finals held in Wuxi, Jiangsu, provincial representatives added another three gold medals to the tally.
U17 Women’s World Cup Historic Quarterfinal Run Features Guangdong Trio
Three Guangdong players—Liu YuKe, Fang Zhenzhu, and Hu Cuiping—helped the Chinese under-17 women’s national football team reach the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in program history. Following a scoreless draw against France through regular time in the round of 16, China advanced 4-3 on penalties, with the provincial trio playing key roles throughout the tournament fixture.
Dongguan Humen Captures National Village BA Basketball Crown
In rural basketball competition, the Dongguan Humen team from Guangdong defeated host Hubei Xianfeng 95-66 in the title game to win the fourth national “Village BA” tournament. The victory capped a nationwide grassroots tournament that drew rural clubs from across provinces to the final championship bracket.
Shenzhen Prepares to Host ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating
Shenzhen’s Dayun Center Gymnasium will host the 2026 Cup of China from November 6 to 8. Marking the first time the prestigious international figure skating grand prix event has landed in Shenzhen, the competition brings world-class skaters to the Guangdong technology hub.
Guangdong International Sports Industry Fair Sets December Dates
Organizers announced at a press conference at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center that the 27th Guangdong International Sports Industry Fair and the 23rd Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao International Sports Industry Fair will run from December 10 to 13 at the Olympic Center. The annual trade exhibition brings together sporting goods manufacturers, suppliers, and federation leaders from across the Greater Bay Area.
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