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	World Champion Emily Fox is a living legend in the Stacker Community...   Emily Fox has been interviewed on radio, met celebrity notables (including USHER) - and stacked against them, too - during her many television appearances. She is entered in the Guinness Book of Records and holds numerous sport stacking records. She is one of the most recognizable faces of sport stacking today.
	Meet Emily Fox...   Emily Fox holds these records:   Cycle World Record Holder - World Record Time: 7.43 seconds. Also listed in the Guinness Book of Records. 3-6-3 2004 World Champion: Record Time 3.02 seconds. 3-6-3 2003 World Champion: Record Time 2.98 seconds.

	Emily's bio...
Emily's video highlights -         Musical guest star, USHER, takes a turn at stacking         2003 "SuperHandz of The Year" Award Winner is Emily Fox           SuperHandz presented Emily the 2003 Superhandz Of The Year Award for her superior skills in Sport Stacking.	Besides sport stacking, Emily's passionate about basketball, and her stacking skills have translated into her having been one of the top point guards for her age in the state during her highschool years. Emily attributed her strong left- and right-hand ball-handling skills and quickness as a point guard directly to stacking. Her ball handling skills started being noticed by college coaches when she was in 8th-grade. Also while in high school, Emily played on a competitive basketball team and traveled around the country to tournaments. She was a starter on her high school varsity team beginning as a freshman.  She was featured on a Nickelodeon segment that showed her breaking the World Record in the Cycle. She's a top student, who besides stacking and playing basketball, loves to water-ski. She is also a juggler and can ride a 7-foot unicycle.
DATELINE: Tuesday August 26, 2003	Emily Fox & the First Guinness World Record™ set in sport stacking... The Guinness World Records 2006 has hit the shelves, and on page 46 of the newly published book, you’ll find an entry on sport stacking. Emily Fox’s World Record of 7.43 seconds for the Cycle Stack is included under “Human Achievements: Games & Pastimes.” Sport stacking took over Times Square in New York City on August 26th, 2004 where Emily Fox set the first ever recognized Guinness World Record in sport stacking.  She completed the Cycle stack in 8.42 seconds at this event. Shortly thereafter her WSSA Cycle Stack world record of 7.43 seconds set previously was accepted as the current official Guinness World Record. More about the Guinness World Record event.
	Emily helps launch New Lay's Stax Potato Crisps in Times Square, New York . . . To celebrate the launch of Lay's Stax -- potato crisps stacked in a portable, resealable, crush-resistant container -- the brand brought the fastest hands together in Times Square, NY (Island located at intersection of 46th St. & 47th St. and Broadway & 7th Ave.) at 10:00 AM EDT on Tuesday, August 26th. The day-long event was hosted by TV personality Caroline Rhea. More about the Frito-Lay product launch.
DATELINE: September, 2006
	Emily is currently a freshman at the University of Minnesota. As a scholarship athlete, Emily will play for the Golden Gophers Womens Basketball Team. When she was a high school senior, she helped lead her Colorado high school team to its third consecutive state basketball championship. Emily did not compete in the 2005 World Sport Stacking Championships due to a conflict with basketball, however she did try to break her world record in the Cycle during the Opening Ceremonies. With TV cameras zoomed in and a Guinness representative on hand, her best attempt was 7.55 seconds—just shy of the 7.43 world record. Because of NCAA eligibility rules, Emily’s visibility with Speed Stacks and sport stacking will be limited during her four-year college career.
DATELINE: November, 2006	Emily Fox takes on sports reporter in Minneapolis
	World sport stacking record holder Emily Fox thought she headed to Minnesota to play basketball, but her sport stacking skills have also generated a lot of interest. Sports reporter Eric Perkins from the NBC affiliate KARE-TV, featured Emily in a story where he tried his best (but with little success) to match her stacking prowess in a popular segment called “Perk’s Play.” On the basketball court, Emily is off to a positive start playing for the University of Minnesota. The Minnesota Star-Tribune featured the freshman on the front page of its November 14th sports page after her strong showing in the Gopher’s second exhibition game noting Emily’s “flying ponytail and flashy open-court game.”
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