The sports teams of Taiwan Tech achieved outstanding results at the 2026 National Intercollegiate League and Championships, winning a total of 10 first-place titles, seven second-place finishes and six third-place finishes. They also secured eight fourth-place finishes, three fifth-place finishes, two sixth-place finishes, three seventh-place finishes, two eighth-place finishes and one tenth-place finish, bringing their total to 42 awards. The men’s basketball, pétanque, billiards, football, men’s volleyball and women’s basketball teams all achieved notable results. The men’s basketball team won the Open Men’s Division II championship for the first time, while the pétanque team emerged as the university’s leading medal winner, with seven championships, six runner-up finishes and four third-place finishes. These achievements demonstrate Taiwan Tech students’ sporting abilities and the results of their teamwork.

The university’s teams were led by their respective coaches: Kuei-Pin Chien for pétanque, Yung-Hsiang Lee for men’s basketball, Chia-Hui Chen for football, Ya-Cheng Yeh for billiards, Tsung-Hao Chou for volleyball and Chung-Cheng Chen for women’s basketball. With guidance from their coaches and support from faculty members and support staff, the athletes committed themselves to training and brought the skills and teamwork they had developed through regular practice to the competition, striving for strong results in both individual and team events.

The pétanque team achieved 28 prize-winning results across the General and Open divisions, including seven championships, six runner-up finishes and four third-place finishes. In the General Women’s Division, Chia-Yu Chang, Yu-Chieh Chen and Pei-Hsin Hsieh won the women’s triples championship. Teng-Yun Chang claimed the individual championship, while Chia-Yu Chang won the individual shooting championship. The two also teamed up to win the women’s doubles championship. In the General Men’s Division, Cheng-Hsun Yang won the individual shooting championship. Han-Shao Tsai and Teng-Yun Chang took the mixed doubles title in the General Division. In the Open Men’s Division, Pin-Hung Lin and Heng won the doubles championship, while Po-Yen Kao secured third place in the individual event. The athletes delivered impressive performances in both individual skills and team events, and also earned six fourth-place finishes, two fifth-place finishes, two sixth-place finishes and one eighth-place finish.

The Taiwan Tech pétanque team wins seven championships, six runner-up places and four third-place finishes at the 2026 National Intercollegiate Championships, with outstanding performances in both individual and team events.

The billiards team secured 10 prize-winning results. Pei-Chi Chen and Chen-Ni Wei each won an individual championship in the General Women’s Division, in the 9-ball and 10-ball events respectively. Yu-Cheng Ko, Yu-Chuan Ou and Chia-Hsiang Teng combined to win second place in the General Men’s 9-ball team event, while Yu-Cheng Ko also took third place in the individual 9-ball event in the same division. In addition, Yi-Ting Tai and En-Liang Wu each finished fourth in the General Women’s 9-ball and General Men’s 10-ball individual events, respectively. Yi-Ting Lo and Yi-En Wu placed fifth in the General Women’s 9-ball doubles event. Chun-Yen Hsieh and Chiao-Ching Lee finished seventh in the General Men’s 10-ball and General Women’s 9-ball individual events, respectively, while Chia-Hsiang Teng placed eighth in the General Men’s 9-ball individual event.

The Taiwan Tech billiards team wins two championships, one runner-up place and one third-place finish at the 2026 National Intercollegiate Championships, while also placing among the top competitors in several other events.

In team competitions, the men’s basketball team won the Open Men’s Division II championship, marking a major milestone as the team claimed this title for the first time and secured promotion to Open Men’s Division I. Comprising 14 players, including Chan-Cheng Lin, Pei-Hsin Huang, Ya-Han Ho and Che-Jui Kang, the team advanced through the competition under the leadership of Coach Yung-Hsiang Lee. The players demonstrated consistency and strong teamwork in crucial matches, ultimately taking the championship title. This historic achievement marks a new chapter for Taiwan Tech men’s basketball and opens the way for the team to compete at a higher level in future tournaments.

The Taiwan Tech men’s basketball team wins the Open Men’s Division II championship at the National Intercollegiate Basketball League for the first time, securing promotion to Division I and setting a new record in the team’s history.

The football team, comprising 27 players including Chung-Hsiang Hsiao, Ko-Hao Wang and Wei-Lun Shen, won third place in the Open Men’s Division II football team event. The men’s volleyball team, consisting of 13 players including Tzu-Chieh Wei, Kai-Chieh Chen and Ting-Wei Yeh, finished seventh in the General Men’s Division volleyball team event. The women’s basketball team, comprising 17 players including Yu-Chieh Ai, Yu-Wen Wang and Pei-Chen Tsou, finished tenth in the Open Women’s Division I basketball team event. Each team demonstrated the results of its training and brought honour to Taiwan Tech through its performances in different competitive arenas.

The Taiwan Tech football team wins third place in the Open Men’s Division II at the 2026 National Intercollegiate League, bringing honour to the university.

The Taiwan Tech men’s volleyball team finishes seventh in the General Men’s Division at the 2026 National Intercollegiate League, demonstrating the skills and teamwork developed through regular training.

The Taiwan Tech women’s basketball team finishes tenth in the Open Women’s Division I at the 2026 National Intercollegiate League, demonstrating teamwork and a determined competitive spirit.

These achievements reflect the collective efforts of the athletes, coaching staff and support teams, as well as the continued development of Taiwan Tech’s sports teams across a diverse range of disciplines. Taiwan Tech expresses its gratitude to the coaches and faculty members for their long-term dedication and support. The university also encourages its athletes to build on this year’s achievements, continue challenging themselves through training and competition, and create even more memorable moments for Taiwan Tech.