The event was co-organized by the Lam Dong Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism in collaboration with the Sports Authority of Vietnam and the Vietnam Sports Federation.
Over 900 athletes from 53 provinces, cities, and clubs nationwide competed in 14 categories of the National Sports Dance Championship and 162 categories of the National Dance Sport Cup. Throughout the three-day event, the athletes gave their all, delivering breathtaking performances that showcased the seamless blend of technical skill and artistic expression.
In the Standard Five Dance category, the Hanoi duo, Vu Hoang Anh Minh and Nguyen Truong Xuan, claimed the championship title with an exceptional performance.
Junior athletes compete.
The Second and Third Prizes also went to Hanoi pairs, with Nguyen Trung Thuc – Thach Ngoc Anh and Nguyen Quoc Bao – Tran Hoang Minh Chau securing the Silver and Bronze medals, respectively.
In the Latin Five Dance category, Nguyen Doan Minh Truong – Dang Thu Huong from KTA The Art emerged as champions, followed by Ngoc An – Le To Uyen from KTA The Art, who took Second Place. The Third Place went to the Hanoi duo Nguyen Nam Anh – Le Anh Phuong.
With numerous medals across various categories, Hanoi’s team claimed the top spot in the overall rankings, followed by KTA The Art in Second, and the Sports Training and Competition Center of Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province in Third.
The event organizers presented the First, Second, and Third Place overall awards to the respective teams.
According to the event organizers, this year’s competition brought together many of Vietnam’s top sports dancers and boasted a scale and quality that surpassed previous years. The professional organization and meticulous preparation by the Lam Dong host team ensured the event ran smoothly, on schedule, and in full compliance with regulations.
The National Sports Dance Championship and National Dance Sport Cup are key sporting events that promote the growth of sports dance, improve public health, and provide a professional platform for athletes. They also serve as an important stepping stone for athletes looking to advance to international competitions in the future.
Van Khanh