If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Children and toddlers are always looking for items to play with. Notice we said items and ...

Everyone’s paying attention to the Winter Olympics halfway around the world in Sochi, Russia. Closer to home, there’s growing interest in a slightly different "sport" -- this one using a small, ...

Yung-Deng Lin can stack a group of cups in about 1.6 seconds, an impressive time for a 7-year-old. To give an idea of how fast the child can stack cups, the World Sport Stacking Association overall ...

Cup stacking event aims for 600,000 participants; current record is 555,932. This sport requires speed, focus — and a lot of cups. Students at Cooper City Elementary stepped up to the challenge on ...

It was lunchtime at the first Vermont Family StackFest competition at Camels Hump Middle School in Richmond. A crowd of kids and adults were gathered in the cafeteria, munching on hot dogs and baked ...

Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal had a story on one of my favorite sports: Cup stacking. Kids basically take a plastic cups and have to stack them into pyramids and then take them down.

Prepare for a little sensory overload as you watch the accompanying video. The sequences show kids and adults competing for the Super Stack 2011 championships, sanctioned by the World Sport Stacking ...