Ningbo, China – March 21-22
Day 1 Highlights
Photo of the men’s football team cheering each other on
Group photo of the women’s football team after the match
The men’s football team secured 2 points after a hard-fought draw against NYUSH, while the women’s football team dominated the pitch, earning 4 points with two decisive victories.
Congratulations and hugs as the men’s basketball team wins
The women’s basketball team fighting hard on the court
The men’s basketball team achieved a perfect 4 points with two wins, while the women’s basketball team earned 2 points after splitting their matches against NYUSH and UNNC.
Photo of the mixed doubles badminton match
The men’s volleyball team cheering each other on
Photo of the women’s volleyball players preparing to take the court
The badminton team and men’s volleyball team each claimed 1 win and 1 loss, earning 2 points apiece.
The agile figures of the women’s tennis doubles on the court
Table tennis coach instructing student
The tennis and table tennis teams displayed relentless sportsmanship throughout the day, with the table tennis team securing 2 points and the tennis team set to fight for more in the upcoming matches.
Our school’s cheerleading performance
The street dance performance of our school
The street dance team and cheerleading squad also took part, performing during halftime and cheering from the stand.
Game results for day 1
After the first day of exciting competitions, the latest team standings of the 25–26 Sino-Foreign University Cup UNNC Leg are now updated.
Points table and group photo
UNNC moves to the top of the table with 22 points, while DKU follows closely with 20 points. From football and basketball to badminton, tennis, table tennis, and volleyball, athletes from all three universities continued to showcase passion, teamwork, and sportsmanship on the court.
Game results for day 2
Overall Standings So Far
Final Standings
As the DKU leg and the UNNC leg have both concluded, the current overall standings of the 2025–2026 Sino-Foreign University Cup are now clear. After two legs, DKU and UNNC are tied for first place with 40 points.
Across the first two legs, student-athletes from all three universities demonstrated strong performance and great sportsmanship. Whether competing at home or away, they showed teamwork, resilience, and friendship, making the tournament about more than just results.
Looking Ahead to Nyush
The final leg will take place at NYU Shanghai on April 18–19, with the overall standings still wide open. We look forward to Team DKU carrying its momentum forward and defending its annual championship title, while all three universities continue to foster friendship through sport and deliver an even more exciting finale to the tournament.
See you next time!
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