（原标题：2025年粤港澳大湾区青少年（学校）羽毛球联赛收官） 南方财经记者谭砚文 广州报道 10月8日下午，伴随着最后一场团体赛的结束哨声，2025 年粤港澳大湾区青少年（学校）羽毛球联赛圆 满收官。 闭幕式现场，奥运冠军杨维、张洁雯以"颁奖大使"身份亮相，与广州体育学院副校长李裕和、张育方， 国家羽毛球学院执行院长陈滔、副院长宋君毅、党委副书记梁展滔，广东省学校羽毛球协会常务副会长 曾海清、名誉副会长赵国生、袁毅斌等嘉宾共同为获奖队伍颁奖，用冠军力量为湾区青少年体育健儿喝 彩。 广州体育学院副校长李裕和致闭幕词时表示，本次赛事的成功收官，离不开工作人员、裁判员的专业保 障与志愿者的贴心服务，更得益于粤港澳三地校园的积极参与。"这不仅是一场竞技比拼，更是延续'以 赛促融'理念的生动实践 ——28支队伍跨越11座城市相聚，既加深了三地学子的友谊，更让'湾区一家 亲'的共识在赛场内外落地生根，为大湾区教育体育一体化注入新活力。" 作为第十五届全运会开幕倒计时一个月之际的关键赛事，本次联赛提前激活了湾区体育热情。赛事以团 体赛为核心形式，细分大学组、中学组两个组别，采用 "小组赛抽签分组+小组前两名晋级淘汰赛" ...

据介绍，作为全国唯一的省部共建羽毛球运动专项学院，国家羽毛球学院此次承办赛事，深度联动粤港 澳三地教育、体育部门与学校，不仅将学院的专业训练资源下沉至校园，还同步推进"湾区青少年羽毛 球人才库"建设，对参赛运动员的运动成绩、学业表现进行双向跟踪，为有潜力的学生运动员搭建"小学 —中学—大学—专业队"的一体化培养通道，打破体育人才培养与学校教育的壁垒。 中新网广州10月7日电 2025年粤港澳大湾区青少年（学校）羽毛球联赛（以下简称"赛事"）10月7日在 国家羽毛球学院羽毛球馆开幕。 广东省体育局青少年体育处处长董辉表示，广东省体育局始终以"体育赋能湾区融合"为目标，持续推动 三地体育资源共享、赛事互联、人才互通，此次赛事聚焦"青少年"群体，立足"大湾区"视野，让11个地 市的青少年跨越地域、同台交流，为湾区体育一体化发展筑牢根基。 据悉，本次赛事吸引了粤港澳三地28所学校近300名青少年运动员参加，参赛运动员均为在校学生，涵 盖中学至大学学段，赛程为期两天。 广州体育学院党委书记米银俊表示，联赛不是孤立的竞技活动，而是体教融合的"实践课堂"——我们既 让学生在赛场上锤炼意志、提升技能，也通过赛前培训推动体育资 ...

广州图书馆馆长吴翠红表示，与暨南大学苏炳添速度研究与训练中心、广东省速度能力研究重点实 验室共同合作举办本次展览，是广州图书馆喜迎十五运系列的又一重磅活动，亦是跨领域合作的创新实 践，彰显了图书馆促进知识转化的平台价值。 暨南大学体育学院党委书记马洁指出，学院始终将人才培养质量放在首位，专业建设成效显著。学 院高度重视竞技体育人才的培养和群众体育工作的开展，苏炳添、谢思埸等奥运名将与不断涌现的邓信 锐、梁宝堂等新生代力量，充分体现学校体教融合的成果。苏炳添速度研究与训练中心与广东省速度能 力研究重点实验室两个科研平台，三年来在高水平论文、专利获批及奥运科技服务保障等方面取得系列 成果。本次展览是暨南大学推动体育科研成果向社会转化的重要举措，未来，该校将继续强化高校在体 育科技创新中的引领作用。 原标题：迎十五运"科技赋能训练"主题展在广州举办 中新网广州9月28日电 一个名为"'速'说新篇 '快'看未来"的迎十五运"科技赋能训练"主题展27日在 广州图书馆开幕。时值全国科普月，本次活动以生动的形式呼应"科技改变生活，创新赢得未来"的主 题，各界嘉宾及学生代表齐聚一堂，共同见证展览启幕。 本次活动由暨南大学苏炳 ...

原标题：2025年陕西省青少年田径冠军赛落幕 助力后备人才培养 中新网西安9月28日电 "陕西交控杯"2025年陕西省青少年田径冠军赛暨陕西省体育传统特色学校田 径联赛28日在雨中圆满完赛。本次赛事吸引了陕西全省78所体育传统特色学校的1158名运动员参赛，赛 事设置90余个竞技小项，覆盖男女高中组、初中组、小学组六个组别，是展现陕西青少年田径竞技水平 与体教融合成果的重要平台。 "我校此次共有24名选手参赛，大部分队员基本上都在比赛中发挥了自己的水平。"陕西师范大学附 属中学体育教研组组长王博有着20多年的执教经历，他说，赛事管理与组织有序，自己的队员通过比赛 得到了历练，特别是其中一些初一、高一的新生，刚入学就参加了本次大赛，实属机会难得。 当日，进行了短跑、中长跑、铅球、链球、三级跳远等项目的角逐，来自西北工业大学附属中学的 选手韩梓鑫在男子高中组三级跳远决赛中胜出，练习跳远已有四年的他，曾多次在全国性的青少年田径 比赛中取得好成绩，"这场比赛基本发挥出了自己的水平，也完成了夺金的目标，此次比赛中收获了很 多宝贵经验要在赛后进行总结。"韩梓鑫表示。 陕西省田径运动管理中心相关负责人表示，赛事的举办是对体 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rapid development of ice and snow sports in Henan Province, China, showcasing the successful transition from a non-traditional ice and snow region to a competitive force in winter sports, particularly in preparation for the Milan Winter Olympics. Group 1: Achievements and Progress - Henan's freestyle skier Chen Shuo, recently recovered from injury, won a gold medal at the 2025-2026 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup, marking a significant return to competition [3] - The province's athletes achieved notable success at the 14th National Winter Games, securing 9 gold, 6 silver, and 12 bronze medals across 12 events [8] - By 2024, over 300 athletes from Henan have been sent to national teams through a cross-discipline selection model, breaking the stereotype that ice and snow talents only emerge from northeastern China [7] Group 2: Innovative Talent Development - Henan's approach to talent selection involves leveraging existing strengths in martial arts and acrobatics, leading to a successful cross-discipline recruitment strategy [4][6] - The establishment of the Winter Sports Management Center at Henan Sports Academy in 2018 has facilitated systematic talent identification and training, screening over 500 potential athletes from more than 70,000 youths [6] - The province has initiated elite training camps for youth, covering skiing, short track speed skating, and skateboarding, providing free training opportunities and fostering a new generation of athletes [9][10] Group 3: Policy and Infrastructure Development - The introduction of winter sports into the Henan Provincial Games marks a significant policy shift, aiming to enhance the overall ecosystem of ice and snow sports in the region [13] - The provincial government has committed to improving training facilities and coaching quality, with significant investments planned for the development of ice and snow sports infrastructure [15][18] - A comprehensive training system is being developed, integrating sports education with cultural studies to ensure a balanced approach to athlete development [12][15] Group 4: Future Goals and Community Engagement - Henan aims to leverage its recent successes to build momentum towards the Milan Winter Olympics, focusing on key events like snow skills and short track speed skating [17] - The province plans to expand grassroots ice and snow sports participation, with over 120 community events expected to engage more than 500,000 participants in the 2024-2025 season [18] - The long-term vision includes establishing an ice and snow sports academy to cultivate a new generation of coaches, referees, and event operators, ensuring sustainable growth in the sector [18]

Core Points - The 2025 "Green Boat Cup" Shanghai Middle and Primary School Skiing Championship successfully concluded, marking its third edition with increased influence and participation [2] - The event was guided by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission and the Shanghai Sports Bureau, and involved multiple organizations for its execution [2][4] Event Overview - The competition featured two events: snowboard giant slalom and alpine giant slalom, attracting over 300 students from 150 schools across the city [2] - The event provided a platform for students to showcase their skiing skills and engage in friendly competition [2] Venue and Organization - The event took place at the Traffic Bank Yao Xue Ice and Snow World, which is recognized as a leading indoor snow skiing venue, featuring a 314-meter long track with a maximum slope of 22 degrees [9] - The competition adhered to national winter sports competition rules, ensuring a professional and safe environment for young athletes [9] National Strategy and Development - The "Green Boat Cup" aligns with national strategies to promote ice and snow sports among youth, responding to the call for 300 million people to participate in winter sports [11] - The event aims to create a sustainable development model for ice and snow sports in Shanghai, enhancing the training and promotion of young skiing talents [12][22] Educational Integration - Since the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Shanghai's education system has actively integrated ice and snow sports into school curricula and extracurricular activities [14] - The event supports the "Healthy First" educational philosophy, promoting physical health and engagement in sports among students [14][16] Social Responsibility and Brand Value - The event showcased the social responsibility of participating organizations, enhancing their brand value through community engagement and high-quality training conditions [18] - The collaboration among various stakeholders has led to a positive social response and increased media attention [18] Future Prospects - The event has set a precedent for future competitions, with plans to expand the scope of ice and snow sports in schools and develop a comprehensive training system [21][22] - The ongoing efforts aim to cultivate a new generation of skiing talents, contributing to the broader development of ice and snow sports in southern China [22]

Group 1 - The 2025 Kite World Cup will be held in Wuhan's Mulan Grassland Scenic Area from September 23 to 29, attracting over 50 top competitors from more than 20 countries [2] - The event will feature various competition categories including individual, duo, and team ballet in sport kites, showcasing high-level skills and artistic expression [2] - Accompanying the competition, a national sport kite championship will involve approximately 120 participants from 30 domestic teams [2] Group 2 - The event will include large-scale kite displays, a nighttime illuminated kite show, and multiple cultural experience activities, creating an "Aerial Art Feast" [2] - Mulan Grassland will launch three major themed activities: "Kite Carnival," "Kite Culture Tour," and "New Kite Performance," promoting the integration of kite culture with physical education [2] - The activities will feature intangible cultural heritage workshops, exhibitions by renowned kite makers, and live performances, with around 10 intangible cultural heritage inheritors demonstrating traditional crafting techniques [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the achievements and training efforts of the women's basketball team at Hunan Xiangjiang New District Bo Cai Primary School, emphasizing their recent victory in the 2024-2025 Li Ning China Primary School Basketball League U12 National Finals and the dedication of both the players and their coach [1][6]. Group 1: Team Achievements - The women's basketball team won the U12 National Championship in the 2024-2025 Li Ning China Primary School Basketball League [1][6]. - The team has consistently performed well in various competitions, including winning the U11 group championship in the 2024 National Youth Basketball League and the U12 group championship in the 2025 Hunan Provincial Mini Basketball League [6][8]. - Over the past decade, the school has produced numerous talented basketball players, with five students entering national-level professional teams and nearly 1,000 students being sent to key secondary schools [6][8]. Group 2: Training and Development - The school has established nine basketball teams, with each class forming its own team starting from the third grade, ensuring a continuous influx of new players [3][4]. - Training occurs daily after school, with students participating in various drills and competitions, fostering a strong basketball culture within the school [3][6]. - The coach, Lian Yueyu, has developed a training methodology tailored for elementary students, focusing on building resilience and teamwork among the players [6][8]. Group 3: School's Commitment to Sports - Bo Cai Primary School has built basketball hoops on concrete surfaces throughout the campus, allowing students to practice anytime [4][5]. - The school promotes a balance between sports and academics, with basketball training scheduled during extracurricular hours to avoid interfering with students' studies [7]. - The school has received multiple accolades, including being recognized as a National Basketball Characteristic School and a Youth Basketball Talent Base in Changsha [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - A recent study published in The Lancet highlights a significant health issue among Chinese youth: the imbalance between weight gain and muscle strength development over the past two decades [1] Group 1: Study Findings - The research analyzed data from five national physical fitness and health surveys conducted from 2000 to 2019, revealing that while the weight of children aged 7 to 18 has consistently increased, their muscle strength development has lagged behind, resulting in a declining "muscle-to-weight ratio" [1] - Experts indicate that contemporary youth appear taller and stronger, but their physical fitness has not kept pace with their growth [1] Group 2: Importance of Physical Education - The decline in physical fitness among Chinese youth necessitates greater emphasis on muscle strength and endurance [2] - The World Health Organization recommends that adolescents engage in at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity daily, including strength training at least three times a week [2] - Current physical education in schools is insufficient to ensure effective exercise outcomes, often focusing on skill training rather than scientific fitness education [2] Group 3: Curriculum and Training Issues - Traditional physical education courses, such as athletics and gymnastics, have been marginalized in favor of specialized training, which hampers the development of fundamental physical skills [3] - A balanced approach to physical education that integrates both fitness and specialized training is essential for youth development [3] Group 4: Integration of Sports and Education - The concept of "sports-education integration" is gaining traction, but there is a need for innovation and improvement in foundational skill training [4] - The transition of high-level athletes to teaching roles requires re-education and training to effectively impart their skills [5] Group 5: Role of Family and Society - The rapid socio-economic development and urbanization in China have negatively impacted children's lifestyles, leading to increased academic pressure and reduced physical activity [6] - Families play a crucial role in children's physical health, but many parents lack adequate sports knowledge, contributing to unhealthy lifestyles [6] - A stronger community infrastructure for youth fitness is necessary, along with a cultural shift to improve societal attitudes towards physical fitness and strength training [6]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint highlights the success and development of the women's football team at Licheng No. 2 Middle School in Jinan, Shandong Province, which has won 13 championships in provincial and above competitions since its establishment in 2021 [1] - In 2023, the team achieved a perfect record of seven wins to claim the championship at the 27th World Middle School Football Championship, and they also won the national youth campus football league finals for high school girls in 2024-2025 [1] - The positive team atmosphere is attributed to the mentorship of senior players like Tan Xinjie, who actively participate in training and share their experiences, enhancing both technical skills and team spirit [1] Group 2 - The training regimen emphasizes the importance of dedication, with players like Li Xinyue expressing the need to give their all during practice to achieve success in matches [2] - The school promotes a balance between academics and sports by integrating female football players into regular classes, ensuring they do not fall behind in their studies [2] - Over the past four years, more than 20 players from the team have been admitted to prestigious universities such as Beijing Normal University and Shanghai University of Sport, and over 20 have been selected for provincial and national team training [2]