2026 OSG and National Wushu Championships
Jul. 31 - Aug. 2, 2026 Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo
For the past three months, our athletes have trained with discipline, determination, and an unwavering commitment to excellence as they prepared for the Ontario Summer Games and the National Wushu Championships.
From those who had only been training for a few months to those who have dedicated years to Wushu, every athlete stepped onto the competition floor with courage and gave their very best. They showed us what it means to challenge yourself, overcome obstacles, and never give up.
Winning a medal is not the only measure of success. The real victory is becoming stronger, more confident, and better than you were yesterday.
I am incredibly proud of every one of you. Keep fighting, keep growing, and keep pushing your limits.
Your hard work matters. Your effort matters. And your journey matters.
Be proud. Stay humble. Never stop moving forward.
Wangsen LI (Sam)
Sam has been practicing traditional martial arts for two years and is one of the outstanding athletes on our team.
His dedication and hard work have made him a role model for everyone.
Xingyiquan (Silver) 🥈
24 Forms Taijiquan (Bronze) 🥉
Albert Zhao
Albert has been practicing traditional martial arts for four years and is one of the outstanding athletes on our team.
Hold himself to high standards in every training session.
Xingyiquan (Gold) 🏅
Praying Mentis (Bronze) 🥉
Zizai Yu
Zizai has been practicing traditional martial arts for two years and is one of the outstanding athletes on our team.
He is gaining a deeper understanding of the movements and their practical applications—and he’s training with more passion and energy every day!
Physical Fitness Test (Bronze) 🥉
Jixiang Yu
Jixiang has been practicing traditional martial arts for two years and is one of the outstanding athletes on our team.
His martial arts skills have improved tremendously over the past six months, and he has set even higher standards for himself.
Xingyiquan (Bronze) 🥉
Praying Mentis (Silver) 🥈
Physical Fitness Test (Bronze) 🥉
Yiran Song (Eva)
Only seven months into her journey in traditional Chinese martial arts, Eva has shown incredible focus, dedication, and perseverance.
Every drop of sweat has been worth it—her hard work paid off with a gold medal in the beginner division!
Xingyiquan (Gold) 🥇
Angelica Chen
Angelica has trained in Changquan for four years, and has been training in Tai Chi for only seven months. In such a short time, she has made remarkable progress—a truly transformative change in both her skills and her understanding.
Stepping directly into a High Performance division was a big challenge, but also a valuable opportunity to learn and grow. For her, simply having the courage to step onto the competition floor, stand in the center, and complete her routine successfully was already a victory.
New Yang Style Taijiquan (Bronze) 🥉
