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A sports bridge from Taiwan to the world
Changing Taiwan's sports ecology and creating opportunities for athletes
👋 Hello, I'm Xiaojia
My goal is to help more sports students pursue their dreams
🔥 My Mission
I believe that every athlete deserves better resources, a broader vision, and a bigger future!
My mission is to enable Taiwan's student athletes to no longer be restricted by traditional systems, but to bravely explore the world!
On this road, I have taken many detours and experienced many challenges. Now, I hope that through ABT, more athletes can avoid taking detours and help you turn your life around with sports!
Whether your goal is the NCAA, a college athletic scholarship, or preparing for the future - you are not alone, the bridge has been built for you, and now it's time for you to step on it!
From Taiwan to NCAA, this is my story!
I am a sports enthusiast, but my journey did not start with football.
When I was a kid, my favorite sport was baseball and softball. I always felt that the moment of swinging the bat made me feel an unprecedented sense of happiness.
It wasn’t until junior high school that fate led me to the path of football. ⚽🔥
In high school, I went to Hualien Sports High School, which was full of talented athletes. But it also made me see a huge problem: "There are too few choices for sports students."
We all love sports, but when seniors graduated, some gave up sports because they could not find further education opportunities, and some had no choice but to enter the workplace. This made me start to think, is our future confined to Taiwan?
So, I started looking for answers.
In the process of continuous searching, I found NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association), a platform that allows athletes to get educational opportunities through sports. This is not just an option, but a bridge that allows us athletes to step onto a bigger world stage.
During the summer vacation of my second year in high school, I decided to go to the United States in person to participate in various tryouts. A 16-year-old girl, with her soccer dream, came to a strange country alone to challenge a higher level of competition. This journey was not easy. I experienced language barriers, cultural shock, and felt a huge gap between myself and the local players during the tryouts. But I told myself: "This is where I want to go!"
After returning to Taiwan, I was more certain that this was my goal, so I began to actively prepare for the NCAA application. There are thousands of schools in the United States, but as long as you are willing to work hard and find the opportunity that suits you, I believe that if I can do it, then you can too!
Along the way, I deeply realized that the lack of information caused many Taiwanese athletes to lose opportunities that they could have had.
That’s why I founded ABT (Athlete Bridge Taiwan), hoping it will become a bridge for Taiwanese athletes to the world!
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