Women's 10,000m final: He Wuxia (Sichuan) took gold in 33:54.33, becoming a double champion at the Championships for the first time. Liu Huiru (Shandong) outkicked Beijing's Xia Yuyu to claim silver in 33:58.10, with Xia Yuyu third in 33:58.16.
Men's 4×100m relay final: Sichuan held steady to win in 38.86s; Jiangxi 38.91s took silver, Hubei 39.32s bronze. Guangdong, fielding a full-strength lineup, suffered an exchange error between the second and third legs.
Women's 4×100m relay final: Fujian’s anchor Jiang Liyunzhe held firm under pressure to beat hosts Zhejiang, taking the title in 44.34s. Zhejiang 44.42s were second, Shanghai 44.66s third.
Women's 800m final: Rao Xinyu (Zhejiang) surged after the first lap to take the win in 2:04.26. Xu Hui passed on the home straight to take silver in 2:05.11, as Zhejiang swept the top two; Zhang Huiying (Sichuan) was third in 2:05.25.
Men's 400m hurdles final: Xie Zhiyu (Henan) and Xu Xinfeng (Hebei) ran side by side down the final straight, with Xie touching first in 49.13s to set a season best. Xu Xinfeng 49.17s took silver, Gong Debin (Fujian) 49.47s bronze. The top five all dipped under the 50-second mark.
Women's 400m hurdles final: Kong Yingying (Guangdong) opened up a lead after clearing two hurdles and held on to win in 56.20s. Zou Yifan (Fujian) 57.54s took silver; Ding Yirui (Zhejiang) edged Anhui's Mai Siwei by 0.05s to claim bronze in 58.07s.
Men's 5,000m final: Nineteen-year-old Wang Jiahao (Sichuan) was the day's big surprise, running 13:56.22 to massively lower his PB; not only did he win gold on his National Championships debut, he also recorded the third-best domestic time of the season. Chen Zhongping (Henan) outsprinted Yunnan's Wang Chao to take silver in 13:57.97 (PB), with Wang Chao third in 13:57.99.
Men's 110m hurdles final: Chen Yuanjiang (Shanghai) won in a PB 13.13s, a mark that moves him past Liu Junxian to become the third-fastest Chinese man in history over 110m hurdles. Qin Weibuo (Shanghai) 13.39s was second, Zhang Zijun (Jiangsu) 13.45s third.
Women's 100m hurdles final: Wu Yanni (Sichuan) raised her hand before the first gun and was shown a yellow card by the officials; on the second start she won in 13.12s, completing a Championship three-peat and bringing her total to six National Championship titles. Wu Anqi (Tianjin) 13.32s took silver, Jiang Liyunzhe (Fujian) 13.37s bronze.
Men's 4×400m relay final: Thanks to anchor Liang Wenqiang's burst over the final 100m, Sichuan won in 3:03.04. Jiangsu Wolandi 3:03.11 took silver, Guangdong 3:03.53 bronze — the top three teams all set new provincial records.
Women's 4×400m relay final: On the anchor leg Liu Yinglan (Sichuan) overtook Shanghai's Zhou Wenyu in the final 100m to help Sichuan win in 3:33.99. Shanghai 3:34.93 were second, Guangxi 3:36.78 third.
Women's hammer final: Nineteen-year-old Zhang Jiale (Shandong) won with 78.64 m on her fourth attempt, setting a new Asian record.
With that, the 2026 Chinese National Athletics Championships concluded.