Both
WSSA events in Germany produced a variety of world and national
records, as stackers came prepared to rewrite the WSSA record books.
At the Widey Cup, four new age division World Records and seven
German National records (age division) were set. There was also
one new Overall German Record established (Individual 3-6-3 Stack
for the 13-14 year old division) by Lukas Buhrmester. His time
of 2.76 is only 0.04 seconds away from tying the Overall World
Record of 2.72 held by Emily Fox (Colorado, USA). The Weidig Open
produced 14 new German National records (age division) and five
new World Records (age division).
Pola
Metz, Executive Director for the WSSA stated that “it is
great to have such positive growth in sport stacking at the International
level. After seeing the German record setting performances, we
are expecting even more records to fall in April!” The 2007
WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships are scheduled for April
14th and 15th in Denver, Colorado.
Along
with the three Individual events and the Timed Team Relay, Doubles
creates another opportunity for stackers to compete for sport stacking
domination. This unique event involves two stackers working together
as one (each can only use one hand). Doubles teams complete the
Cycle stack. The overall world record is currently 9.97 seconds,
established at the 2005 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships. |