1月7日，江苏体育健儿参加第十五届全运会、全国残运会总结大会在南京举行。在第十五届全运会上， 江苏代表团多点突破、全域发力，在竞技比赛中斩获38枚金牌。本次总结大会对江苏代表团的优异表现 进行总结，表彰先进集体与个人，为江苏体育事业发展凝聚新动能。 为鼓励先进，弘扬奥林匹克精神和中华体育精神，省委、省政府决定，给予江苏省体操队等13个运动队 集体记大功奖励，给予陈柏阳等192名运动员、孙俊等27名教练员个人记大功奖励。 从参赛运动员来看，"沙场老将"稳定输出。1998年出生的"蝶后"张雨霏虽已是一名"老将"，但她的短距 离爆发力、冲刺的能力仍然在国内选手中首屈一指，此次全运会，她分别在女子100米蝶泳、女子50米 蝶泳项目中夺得金牌。她在接受采访时告诉记者，自己目前正在积极备战洛杉矶奥运会："前一阵我一 直在海南冬训，昨天刚到南京，这几天在南京也要好好训练。现在对我来说可能更享受过程，但是结果 对我来说也同样重要，因为有了结果才能证明我这三年的一些改变和付出是有意义的。" 江苏新闻广播 记者/彭迪帆 同样将目光投向未来的，还有本届全运会夺得摔跤女子自由式57公斤级项目冠军的洪可新。从南京浦口 区青少年业余体育 ...

Core Points - The article highlights the remarkable achievement of 13-year-old swimmer Yu Zidi, who won the gold medal in the women's 200m individual medley at the 15th National Games with a time of 2:07.41, surpassing the previous Asian record set by Ye Shiwen in 2012 [1][3][4] Group 1: Performance Highlights - Yu Zidi's winning time of 2:07.41 not only secured her the gold medal but also broke the Asian record previously held by Ye Shiwen [3][4] - In the lead-up to the final, Yu Zidi had already made headlines by becoming the fastest swimmer of her age in the 200m individual medley at the national championships with a time of 2:10.63 [3] - During the Singapore World Championships, Yu Zidi became the youngest medalist in 89 years of international swimming competitions [3] Group 2: Competition Context - The event was seen as a "new generation vs. old generation" battle between Yu Zidi and defending champion Yu Yiting, who finished the preliminaries in first place [3][4] - The final race saw Yu Zidi initially in fourth place after the butterfly leg but she climbed to second during the backstroke and took the lead during the breaststroke [4] - The National Games swimming events were designed to mirror the Los Angeles Olympics, with the addition of six short-distance events [4]

Core Viewpoint - Zhang Yufei, a prominent Chinese swimmer, reflects on her journey and challenges after returning to competitive swimming, emphasizing the importance of rediscovering her passion for the sport and setting new goals for future competitions [1][9][13]. Group 1: Competition Performance - At the 2025 National Swimming Championships, 12-year-old Yu Zidi won the women's 200m butterfly final with a time of 2:06.83, marking a significant achievement in a selection event for the World Championships [1]. - Zhang Yufei did not participate in the women's 200m butterfly event, which has led to discussions about her absence from the competition [1]. - Zhang's performance in the 100m butterfly improved from 58.21 seconds at the Spring Championships to 57.39 seconds at the National Championships, indicating a positive recovery trajectory [9][13]. Group 2: Personal Reflections and Challenges - Zhang Yufei experienced a mental block regarding swimming, describing it as a feeling of nausea when seeing a pool, which led her to take a break from the sport for nearly six months [3][8]. - During her hiatus, she reflected on her relationship with swimming, realizing that despite her previous claims of disliking the sport, it holds significant emotional value for her [8][9]. - Zhang expressed a desire to return to competitive swimming with renewed goals, stating that she does not want to merely participate in the Olympics but aims to push her limits and achieve personal breakthroughs [9][13]. Group 3: Coaching and Training - Zhang has started working with Australian coach Michael Ball, who has provided motivation and challenged her to step out of her comfort zone [9][13]. - The collaboration with Ball has been described as beneficial, with Zhang acknowledging the importance of having her own ideas and not remaining in a "protected" state as an athlete [9][13].