STACKTACULAR!
Steven Purugganan rewrote the WSSA record books by setting three new world records at the 2009 World Sport Stacking Championships. The 11-year-old from Massachusetts is also in the national media spotlight with a front-page article in The Wall Street Journal, a one-page article in Time magazine titled "Stacktacular" and one in ESPN The Magazine titled "How to Pile the Plastic."
Three new world records set at
World Sport Stacking Championships
The fast just got faster at the 2009 World Sport Stacking Championships presented by the incredible edible eggTM. Three new world records were set at this year's April event in Denver, Colorado, and they all have the name Purugganan attached to them.
Eleven-year-old Steven Purugganan from Massachusetts broke his own world record in the 3-6-3 with a time of 2.15 seconds. He teamed with his older brother Andrew in the Doubles competition hitting an amazing time of 7.58 seconds. Then Steven joined stacking forces with three teammates from USA Sport Stacking and broke the 13-second mark in the Timed 3-6-3 Relay turning in record 12.72. The latter two records were previously held by Team Germany. For complete Media Release click here.
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The WSSA would like to extend appreciation to the stackers, coaches, families and volunteers who made the 2009 World Championships event such a success.
Thank you!
