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The 2010 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships, April 10-11
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| 3/13 | Northwest Regional | Auburn, WA |
| 3/13 | Great Lakes Regional | West Carrollton, OH |
World Record matched in 3-3-3
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Sport Stacking Championships provided some world-record stacking this year. For Lawrence Maceren, it was where he tied the Overall World Record in the 3-3-3 with a blistering time of 1.80 seconds. The 13-year-old from Freehold, New Jersey, joins Steven Purugganan in the world record books for this event. The Mid-Atlantic Championships took place in Laurel, Delaware in January and drew 190 stackers from Connecticut, Washington, D.C., Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.
In addition to Lawrence's Overall World Record, there were five Division World Records set at this tournament. Steven Purugganan from Massachusetts claimed all the individual events for 12-year-olds with 1.81 seconds for the 3-3-3, 2.21 seconds for the 3-6-3 and 6.11 seconds for the Cycle. In the 16-year-old division, Malcolm Richardson from Maryland hit 2.09 seconds for the 3-3-3 and 2.44 seconds for the 3-6-3.
Click here to see Lawrence Maceren tie the record in the 3-3-3.
German brothers tie Overall Doubles World Record
Jonathan and Samuel Kettler can officially lay claim to the Overall Doubles World Record of 7.47 seconds, though they have to share the honor with Luke Myers and Tyler Cole, who originally set the record in September, 2009 at the Tri-State Sport Stacking Championships in Quincy, Illinois.
The German brothers (Samuel, 16 and Johnathan 14) tied the world-record time on November 14, 2009 at the Weidig Open in Butzbach, Hesse, Germany. The teen-age brothers live in Nieder-Fuellbach near Coburg, Bavaria in Germany.
The Weidig Open was also the site of four new Division World Records. In the Masters 3 Division, Illona Ruehl claimed records for the 3-3-3 with a time of 2.86 seconds and the 3-6-3 with a time of 3.58 seconds. She and stacking partner Wolfgang Bleischwitz earned another Master's Division World Record with a time of 11.38 seconds in Doubles. In the Collegiate Division, Clemens Schlink hit a world record time of 2.93 seconds for the 3-6-3.
Congratulations to all of the stackers at the Weidig Open and especially to those who put their names in the WSSA record book!
Click here to see Jonathan and Samuel tie the record in Doubles.
7.47 seconds is new record to beat
New Overall World Record set in Doubles Event
Luke Myers and his stacking partner, Tyler Cole, from London, Ontario, Canada are the proud owners of a new overall world record for Doubles. read more...
2009 WSSA STACK UP!
Most People Sport Stacking in Multiple Locations in One Day
2009 WSSA STACK UP! tops a quarter million
276,053 sport stackers set new Guinness World Record! read more...
The 2009 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships Wrap Up
Three new world records set at World Sport Stacking Championships learn more...
World Record Videos
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Emily Fox's Sport Stacking and Basketball Skills Featured on Big Ten Network
Former Sport Stacking World Record Holder Emily Fox is making her mark in the Big Ten playing basketball for the University of Minnesota. The college junior was named "Big Ten Player of the Week" and was featured in a segment produced by the Big Ten Network that focused on her "fast hands." Click here to see this feature.
The WSSA Stack Meet Manual
Take Sport Stacking to a new level
The WSSA Stack Meet Manual is an invaluable resource for instructors and parents who want to set up Stack Meets in their area. Learn more
The World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA) promotes the standardization and advancement of sport stacking worldwide. This association serves as the governing body for sport stacking rules and regulations and provides a uniform framework for sport stacking events, and sanctions sport stacking competitions and records.
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