Taiwan sports 結果共260筆

Premier Cho Jung-tai assures support for Taiwanese athletes in global events after Lin Yu-ting’s withdrawal from World Boxing finals. Government vows legal backing.

Taiwan wins the WBSC Premier12 baseball championship. Taipei City considers a monument at Taipei Dome. Officials and Farglory Group discuss plans and fan expectations.

＂Sports Fan Fun＂ apologized for a labeling error on ＂Team Taiwan＂ jackets, initially made in China but tagged as Taiwan-made. They vow to improve quality control.

Chinese students, including Olympic gold medalists Ma Long and Yang Qian, visit Taiwan for cultural exchanges. The Ma Ying-jeou Foundation hosts the delegation.

President Lai Ching-te celebrated Taiwan’s baseball team at the Presidential Office after their historic 2024 WBSC Premier12 win. Fans gathered to honor the team.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te celebrated the national baseball team’s historic WBSC Premier12 win, calling it a unifying moment. Fans cheered in Taipei.

President Lai Ching-te praised Team Taiwan for their WBSC Premier12 victory, highlighting their global impact beyond semiconductors. The team was celebrated for their historic win against Japan, showcasing Taiwan’s prowess in baseball.

Taiwan celebrates a historic win in the WBSC Premier 12, defeating Japan. Premier Cho Jung-tai honors the team, announces a new Ministry of Sports, and praises unity.

Taipei awards WeiChuan Dragons players and coaches for their historic WBSC Premier 12 gold medal win. The city adjusts policy to honor their achievements.

The Ma Ying-jeou Foundation’s executive director criticized officials for leaking data on a Chinese delegation visiting Taiwan. The group includes Olympic athletes.

Taiwan celebrates its WBSC Premier 12 win with a luncheon hosted by Premier Cho Jung-tai. President Lai Ching-te honors athletes with an F-16V escort.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announces increased bonuses for WBSC Premier 12 players, requiring a one-year residency. Taipei celebrates Taiwan’s victory over Japan.

Pingtung County will start building its international baseball stadium on Dec. 30, featuring 15,000 seats. The project, set to finish by 2027, aims to host major events.

Taiwan’s team wins the WBSC Premier 12, sparking celebrations in Kaohsiung. Mayor Chen suggests a day off, and local players receive bonuses. Discover more.

Taiwan’s baseball team returns to a hero’s welcome at Taoyuan Airport on Nov. 25 after defeating Japan in the WBSC Premier12. Expect a water cannon salute and a victory parade.

Trend Micro grants a day off to Taiwan employees after the national baseball team wins the WBSC Premier 12, ending Japan’s 27-game streak. Celebrate this historic victory.

Taiwan’s defense minister announced fighter jets will escort the national baseball team after their Premier12 victory. Celebrations include a parade and reception.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te celebrates the national baseball team’s historic WBSC Premier12 win over Japan. Plans include a hero’s parade and fighter jet escort.

New Taipei Metro Corp. offers Team Taiwan a two-year free metro pass for their stellar performance in the WBSC Premier12. This gesture honors their achievements and supports future success.

Taiwan’s national baseball team wins the Premier12 championship, defeating Japan 4-0. President Lai plans a hero’s parade and fighter jet escort to celebrate.

Deputy Education Minister and Sports Administration Director-General commend the Chinese Taipei baseball team for reaching the 2024 WBSC Premier 12 semifinals. They offer a bonus and plan to support the team in Tokyo. The administration has allocated funds for training and intelligence, ensuring optimal conditions for the players.

Olympic judo silver medalist Yang Yung-wei visited Neipu Elementary in Taichung to inspire young athletes. The event, supported by the Hong Dow Sports Development Foundation, aimed to promote equal sports opportunities.

The Sports Administration clarified that the new Sports Ministry is not an upgrade of the current agency. The Legislative Yuan is reviewing the draft law, with budget allocations pending legal approval.

Taiwan Practical Shooting Association announces Taiwan will compete as ＂IPSC Chinese Taipei＂ without its national flag starting in 2025 due to IOC mandates.

Farglory and the CPBL have agreed to prioritize baseball at the Taipei Dome for the 2025 season, scheduling 29 games and key events. This partnership aims to enhance the venue’s value and bring international competitions to Taiwan, enriching the local sports culture.