Ancient Mirror Basketball Tournament
Classification： Company News
Time：2018-09-08
Jinbang Company Sports Competition Event
News Report
On August 1, Jinbang Company organized its basketball enthusiasts to participate in the fifth Youth Workers’ Basketball Tournament held in Gujian Village. Through the players’ unity and tenacity—actively vying for every possession on the court and maintaining an unwavering spirit of never giving up—the team advanced to the semifinals as the group leader.
In the final on September 2, Jinbang Company faced off against Kanggesi Community in the battle for third place. As soon as the referee’s whistle blew, the match kicked off promptly at 7:30. Right from the start, our team hit their stride, with players energetically contesting every ball and coordinating seamlessly, unleashing their passion and vitality. The score remained tightly contested, with each side trading leads in a nail-biting display. On the court, there were skillful dribbles and dazzling feints, as well as exquisite teamwork and swift fast breaks. The game was fiercely competitive, the atmosphere electric, and the action kept building to thrilling crescendos. The players’ masterful skills and fluid cooperation earned them round after round of applause from the crowd. As the clock ticked away, a long whistle signaled the end, and Jinbang Company fell short, losing 31–40 to Kanggesi Community and finishing in fourth place in this tournament.
After the match, the players all agreed that they would work even harder in the next edition and aim for the championship.
Highlights
Highlights
Jinbang Company is promoting sports activities to further strengthen its corporate culture and spiritual civilization, and to encourage a healthy and joyful lifestyle among employees, which holds profound significance for enriching their cultural lives. Moving forward, the company will actively organize an even wider variety of sports events, enabling employees to reap the benefits of both material and spiritual prosperity.
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