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【브레이크뉴스 경북】진예솔 기자=경북교육청(교육감 임종식)이 지난 17일부터 23일까지 부산에서 열린 제106회 전국체육대회에서 고등부(18세 이하) 종합 3위를 차지하며, 5회 연속 3위의 성과를 이어갔다.
경북 고등부 선수단은 이번 대회에서 금메달 39개, 은메달 36개, 동메달 45개로 총 120개의 메달을 목에 걸었다. 치열한 접전 끝에 부산과 충남을 제치고 경기, 서울에 이어 종합 3위에 올랐다. 이로써 ‘체육 명문’ 경북의 위상이 또 한 번 확인됐다.
특히, 경북 학생 선수들은 이번 대회에서 3개의 대회 신기록과 1개의 타이기록을 작성하며 전국 최고의 실력을 뽐냈다.
사격 공기소총 남고부 이준섭(경북체고)은 249.3점으로 대회 신기록을 세웠고, 육상 남고부 포환던지기 박시훈(금오고)은 19.72m로 개인 종전 기록을 깼으며 3년 연속 금메달을 차지했다.
육상 4×400m 혼성 릴레이에서는 박지영, 서예림(이상 경북체고), 정민재(순심고), 윤영민(포항이동고)이 3분 30초 96의 기록으로 대회 신기록을 수립했다.
역도 여고부 76kg급의 전희수(경북체고)는 인상 98kg으로 본인의 대회 신기록과 같은 기록을 세우면서 2개 대회 연속 3관왕(인상·용상·합계)에 올랐다.
개인 부문에서는 육상 서예림(경북체고)이 100m와 200m, 4×100m 계주에서 3관왕에 오르는 등 맹활약했다. 사이클의 차아섬(경북체고)도 도로개인독주, 개인도로단체, 단체추발에서 3개의 금메달을 거머쥐었다.
단체 종목 성적도 두드러졌다. 성주여자고는 여고부 하키에서 2연패를 달성했고, 김천중앙고 세팍타크로는 2021년 이후 4년 만에 남고부 금메달을 차지했다.
경북체육고등학교는 금메달 20개, 은메달 10개, 동메달 15개를 기록하며 역대 최다 금메달을 수확해, 체육 특성화 고등학교로서 경북 체육의 저력을 뽐냈다.
이번 성과는 학교 운동부 지원, 체육 인프라 확충, 지도자 처우 개선, 지역 연계 종목 육성 등 경북교육청의 꾸준한 노력이 결실을 맺은 것으로 평가된다.
임종식 교육감은 “5회 연속 종합 3위 달성은 학생, 지도자, 학교, 지역사회 모두가 합심한 값진 결과다. 앞으로도 학생들이 체육을 통해 성장과 감동을 경험할 수 있도록 학교체육 기반을 더욱 튼튼히 하겠다”고 말했다.
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The Gyeongbuk Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Jong-sik) took third place overall in the high school division (under 18) at the 106th National Sports Festival held in Busan from the 17th to the 23rd, extending its streak of third-place finishes to five consecutive years.
The Gyeongbuk high school team won a total of 120 medals: 39 gold, 36 silver, and 45 bronze. After a fierce competition, they beat Busan and South Chungcheong Province to take third place overall, following Gyeonggi and Seoul. This once again confirmed Gyeongbuk's status as a "sports powerhouse."
In particular, Gyeongbuk student athletes demonstrated their nation's best performance, setting three new records and tying one.
In the boys' air rifle shooter category, Lee Jun-seop (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) set a new competition record with 249.3 points. In the boys' track and field category, Park Si-hoon (Geumgo High School) broke his previous personal record with 19.72 m, winning gold for the third consecutive year.
In the mixed 4x400m relay, Park Ji-young and Seo Ye-rim (both Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School), Jeong Min-jae (Sunshim High School), and Yoon Yeong-min (Pohang Idong High School) set a new competition record with a time of 3 minutes 30.96 seconds.
In the girls' 76kg weightlifting category, Jeon Hee-soo (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) tied her own competition record with a snatch of 98 kg, achieving her second consecutive triple crown (snatch, clean and jerk, and total) at the event.
In the individual events, track and field athlete Seo Ye-rim (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) excelled, winning three gold medals in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay. Cyclist Cha Ah-seom (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) also won three gold medals in the road individual time trial, individual road team, and team pursuit.
Team performances also stood out. Seongju Girls' High School achieved a second consecutive gold medal in the girls' high school hockey event, and Gimcheon Central High School's sepak takraw team won the boys' high school gold medal for the first time in four years since 2021.
Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School achieved a record-breaking total of 20 gold, 10 silver, and 15 bronze medals, demonstrating the strength of Gyeongbuk Sports as a specialized high school for sports.
This achievement is attributed to the Gyeongbuk Office of Education's consistent efforts, including supporting school sports teams, expanding sports infrastructure, improving coach compensation, and fostering regionally-linked sports.
Superintendent Lim Jong-sik said, "Achieving third place overall for five consecutive years is a valuable result of the combined efforts of students, coaches, schools, and the community. We will continue to strengthen the foundation of school sports so that students can experience growth and inspiration through physical education."
The Gyeongbuk Office of Education (Superintendent Lim Jong-sik) took third place overall in the high school division (under 18) at the 106th National Sports Festival held in Busan from the 17th to the 23rd, extending its streak of third-place finishes to five consecutive years.
The Gyeongbuk high school team won a total of 120 medals: 39 gold, 36 silver, and 45 bronze. After a fierce competition, they beat Busan and South Chungcheong Province to take third place overall, following Gyeonggi and Seoul. This once again confirmed Gyeongbuk's status as a "sports powerhouse."
In particular, Gyeongbuk student athletes demonstrated their nation's best performance, setting three new records and tying one.
In the boys' air rifle shooter category, Lee Jun-seop (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) set a new competition record with 249.3 points. In the boys' track and field category, Park Si-hoon (Geumgo High School) broke his previous personal record with 19.72 m, winning gold for the third consecutive year.
In the mixed 4x400m relay, Park Ji-young and Seo Ye-rim (both Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School), Jeong Min-jae (Sunshim High School), and Yoon Yeong-min (Pohang Idong High School) set a new competition record with a time of 3 minutes 30.96 seconds.
In the girls' 76kg weightlifting category, Jeon Hee-soo (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) tied her own competition record with a snatch of 98 kg, achieving her second consecutive triple crown (snatch, clean and jerk, and total) at the event.
In the individual events, track and field athlete Seo Ye-rim (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) excelled, winning three gold medals in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay. Cyclist Cha Ah-seom (Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School) also won three gold medals in the road individual time trial, individual road team, and team pursuit.
Team performances also stood out. Seongju Girls' High School achieved a second consecutive gold medal in the girls' high school hockey event, and Gimcheon Central High School's sepak takraw team won the boys' high school gold medal for the first time in four years since 2021.
Gyeongbuk Physical Education High School achieved a record-breaking total of 20 gold, 10 silver, and 15 bronze medals, demonstrating the strength of Gyeongbuk Sports as a specialized high school for sports.
This achievement is attributed to the Gyeongbuk Office of Education's consistent efforts, including supporting school sports teams, expanding sports infrastructure, improving coach compensation, and fostering regionally-linked sports.
Superintendent Lim Jong-sik said, "Achieving third place overall for five consecutive years is a valuable result of the combined efforts of students, coaches, schools, and the community. We will continue to strengthen the foundation of school sports so that students can experience growth and inspiration through physical education."
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