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Steven Purugganan
Longmeadow's Steven Purugganan and his brothers Brian and Andrew are on Team USA in the World Sport Stacking Association. Steven, the World Champion, is the 22News Athlete of the Week.The 10-year-old broke two of his own world records at the World Championships of Sport Stacking in early April. Purugganan beat more than 1000 competitors of all-ages.
Purugganan says it feels "really good" to be the fastest in the world. Purugganan practices for 1 hour every day, but only started two years ago. He started when he saw the 2006 world championships on ESPN. Their family went out to Target and bought a set of speed stacks and he got better and better every day.
In the time it takes a telephone to ring just once, Steve can stack and unstack 12 cups. His world record is 1.86 seconds in the 3-3-3 event. Purugganan's next goal is to complete the cycle, another event in which he holds the world record, in less than 6 seconds.WWLP


he`s here now in the Philippines to spread the sport.