Tulsa Teen Breaks Record for Highest-Ever Game of Jacks

Tulsa Teen Shatters Record for Highest-Ever Game of JacksTulsa Teen Shatters Record for Highest-Ever Game of Jacks A remarkable feat of dexterity and perseverance has been achieved by 16-year-old Tulsa resident, Emily Jones. Emily has broken the Guinness World Record for the highest-ever game of jacks, dethroning the previous record holder who had stacked 104 jacks. Emily’s record-breaking game consisted of an astonishing 115 jacks. It took her over two hours of meticulous coordination and unwavering focus to complete the arduous task. Each jack, measuring just under an inch in diameter, was precisely placed atop the other, creating a towering and precarious structure. “I’ve been playing jacks since I was a little girl,” Emily said. “But I never thought I would be able to stack them this high. It took a lot of practice and patience.” Emily’s incredible achievement has garnered praise and awe from the jacks community and beyond. Her record-breaking game required an unwavering hand, a steady eye, and nerves of steel. “This is an extraordinary accomplishment,” said Charles Burton, adjudicator for Guinness World Records. “Emily’s dexterity and determination are truly remarkable.” With her record-breaking performance, Emily has not only etched her name in the annals of jacks history but has also inspired others to pursue their own ambitious endeavors. Her achievement serves as a testament to the power of hard work, passion, and an unwavering belief in one’s abilities. Emily’s record-breaking stack of jacks will be displayed at the Tulsa Children’s Museum, where it will undoubtedly spark awe and inspire future generations of jack players.