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EUSA Magazine 2007 WELCOME ADDRESS WELCOME ADDRESS fter the first two years since its release, I’m National University Sport Association’s members Aglad to state the EUSA Magazine registered who strongly contribute to the success of the a significant interest of all our Members as well as high level sport events giving to all European people approaching EUSA for the first time. students the opportunity to experience high level and friendly competitions as well as the chance to This Magazine has undoubtedly drawn in all its exchanging their culture and interests. aspects the attention of a large number of per- sons thanks to our decision to include in its pages As we demonstrated so far, I am convinced that our work, our policy but also our devotion to the with the involvement, the commitment of each University Sport field. us, we can give a great contribution to the Euro- pean University Sport and improve its image all Therefore, it is clear that all our efforts to improve over the world. the communications of our Association are justi- fied by the increase of the European Universities In this sense, we firmly believe that our Maga- and students participation in our events. zine together with the EUSA website is playing Among others, this work has granted to EUSA a an important role spreading our intents and our new active position in FISU as Continental As- activity plans. sociation. To all our readers, a special thanks for the interest This is indeed a key establishment for our Asso- shown so far, hoping they will continue not only ciation which marks a great change from the past to use our Magazine but also to give us useful and opens to EUSA an extraordinary new scenario suggestions to improve our communication tech- in which it is one of the most involved Organiza- nique as they did in the previous years. tion in the University Sport worldwide. Best regards, On behalf of the EUSA, it is with great pleasure Alberto Gualtieri, President that I witness such an effort coming from the 2 CONTENT CONTENT WELCOME ADDRESS 2 CONTENT 3 STRUCTURE 4-7 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES CHAMPIONSHIPS 8-21 EUSA CUPS AND PATRONAGE 22-23 CONFERENCES 24-27 OTHER ACTIVITIES 28-31 FISU 32-33 EVENT CALENDAR 34-35 Publisher: European University Sports Association Realisation: Matjaž Pe~ovnik, Secretary General Design, Layout, PrePress: Studio Narobe, Ljubljana Printing: ABO grafika, Ljubljana 3 MEMBER FEDERATIONS MEMBER FEDERATIONS ALB Albania GER Germany Albanian Students Sports Association German University Sport Federation Rruga e Durresit, p.11, ap.26, AL-Tirana Max Planck Strasse 2, DE-64807 Dieburg Phone: +355 4 239 255, Fax: +355 4 239 255 Phone: +49 6071 208 610, Fax: +49 6071 207 578 Email: fatos�albmail.com Email: adh�adh.de, Homepage: http://www.adh.de AUT Austria GBR Great Britain Austrian University Sports Organisation - Unisport Austria British Universities Sports Association Auf der Schmelz 6A, AT-1150 Vienna 20 - 24 Kings Bench Street, GB-London SE1 0QX Phone: +43 1 427 728 660, Fax: +43 1 427 728 661 Phone: +44 20 7633 5080, Fax: +44 20 3268 2120 Email: office�unisport.ac.at, Email: office�busa.org.uk, Homepage: http://www.unisport.ac.at Homepage: http://www.busa.org.uk BEL Belgium GRE Greece Belgium University Sports Federation Hellenic Committee for University Sport Minderbroedersstraat 12, BE-3000 Leuven 37 Kifisias str., GR-15123 Athens Phone: +32 16 290 375, Fax: +32 16 290 342 Phone: +30 210 6827905, Fax: +30 210 6823509 Email: busf�busf.be, Homepage: http://www.busf.be Email: eate�ypepth.gr BUL Bulgaria HUN Hungary Association for University Sports “Academic” Hungarian University Sports Federation Boulevard “Dragan Tsankov” No. 2, BG-1046 Sofia Istvánmezei út 1-3, HU-1146 Budapest Phone / Fax : (359.2) 866-22-01 Phone: +36 1 4606 884, +36 1 4606 915, Email: sgospodinov�mail.bg Fax: +36 1 4606 916 Email: husf�ella.hu, Homepage: http://www.husf.iif.hu CRO Croatia Croatian University Sports Federation ISL Iceland Kruzna ulica 8/II, HR-51000 Rijeka Student Athletics Association Phone: +385 51 321 219; Fax: +385 51 321 219 University of Iceland Sudurgat, IS-Reykjavik 101 Email: hpavletic�gmail.com Phone: +354 5254 000, Fax: +354 5521 331 Email: fridrika�lh.is CYP Cyprus Cyprus University Sports Federation IRL Ireland Olympic Palace, Amipoleos 21, CY-2025 Strovolos, Lefkosia Colleges and Universities Sports Association of Ireland Phone: +357 22 449 9865, Fax: +357 22 449 9864 Sport HQ, Unit 13, Joyce Way, Parkwest Business Park, Email: cusf�cytanet.com.cy, IE-Dublin 12 Homepage: http://www.cusf.org.cy Phone: +353 1 625 1173, Fax: +353 1 625 1174 Email: info�cusai.ie, Homepage: http://www.cusai.ie CZE Czech Republic Czech University Sports Association ISR Israel Atleticka 100/2, CZ-160 17 Prague 6 Academic Sport Association Phone: +420 25 7210 787; GSM +420 602 258 077, National Sport Center, Track and Field Stadium, 10 Shitrit St, Fax: +420 25 7210 787 Hadar Yoseph, IL-Tel Aviv Email: caus-samberger�cstv.cz, Phone: +972 3 6486 626, Fax: +972 3 6486 822 Homepage: http://www.caus.cz Email: info�asa.org.il, Homepage: http://www.asa.org.il EST Estonia ITA Italy Estonian Academic Sports Federation Italian University Sport Centre Lai 24, EE-51005 Tartu Via Angelo Brofferio 7; IT- 00195 Rome Phone: +372 7 333 233, Fax: +372 7 333 233 Phone: +39 06 372 2206, Fax: +39 06 372 4479 Email: easl�easl.ee, Homepage: http://www.easl.ee Email: cusi�cusi.it, Homepage: http://www.cusi.it FIN Finland LAT Latvia Finnish Student Sports Federation Latvian University Sport Federation Lapinrinne 2, FI-00180 Helsinki Brivibas gatve 333, LV-1006 Riga Phone: +358 44 780 0210, Fax: +358 29 009 0999 Phone: +371 7 543 419, Fax: +371 7 543419 Email: oll�oll.fi, Homepage: http://www.oll.fi Email: club�lspa.lv, Homepage: www.lspa.lv FRA France LTU Lithuania French University Sport Federation Lithuanian Students Sports Association 108 Avenue de Fontainebleau, FR-94270 Le Kremlin- Bicêtre Sporto g. 6, LT- 44221 Kaunas Phone: +33 1 5868 2275, Fax: +33 1 4658 1273 Phone: +370 37 302 654, Fax: +370 37 302 654 Email: federation�sport-u.com, Email: lssa�lkka.lt, Homepage: http://www.lssa.lt Homepage: http://www.sport-u.com MKD Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia University Sports Federation of Macedonia Pirinska bb, Baraka 7, PO Box 62, MK-1000 Skopje Phone: +389 2 367 221, Fax: +389 2 367 221 4 MEMBER FEDERATIONS MLT Malta SVK Slovakia Malta University Sports Club Slovak University Sports Association University of Malta, MT - Msida MSD 06 Junácka 6, SK-832 80 Bratislava Phone: +356 9925 6474 Phone: +421 2 4924 9203, Fax: +421 2 4924 9203 Email: president�musc.org.mt, Email: saus�saus.sk, Homepage: http://www.saus.sk Homepage: http://www.musc.org.mt SLO Slovenia MDA Moldova Slovenian University Sports Association University Sports Federation of Moldova Gortanova 22, SI-1000 Ljubljana str. Tighina 2, MD-2001 Chisinau Phone: +386 1 520 78 26, Fax: +386 1 520 78 27 Phone: +373 2 226 0122, Fax: +373 2 226 0124 Email: info�susa.org, Homepage: http://www.susa.org Email: fsum�mcc.md, Homepage: http://mcc.md/fsum/ ESP Spain MNE Montenegro Spanish Committee of University Sport Universities of Montenegro Sports Association Subdireccion General de Promoción Deportiva - Deporte Skoj-a 47, ME-81000 Podgorica Paralimpico, Avenida Martin Fierro s/n, ES - 28040 Madrid Phone: +382 67 253 067, Fax: +382 81 265 942 Phone: +34 91 589 6761, Fax: +34 91 589 6760 Email: unisportmne�cg.ac.yu, Email: antonio.montalvo�csd.mec.es, Homepage: www.unisportmne.cg.ac.yu Homepage: http://www.csd.mec.es NED The Netherlands SWE Sweden Dutch Students Sports Association Swedish University Sports Federation Lawickse Allee 9, NL-6701 AN Wageningen PO Box 2052, SE- 750 02 Uppsala Phone: +31 317 411 469, Fax: +31 317 413 537 Phone: +46 18 653 070, Fax: +46 18 653 079 Email: info�studentensport.nl, Email: info�saif.se, Homepage: http://www.studentidrott.se Homepage: http://www.studentensport.nl SUI Switzerland NOR Norway Swiss University Sport Federation Norwegian Association of University Sports Dufourstr. 50, CH-9000 St. Gallen Sognsveien 75 L - Ullevaal Stadion, NO-0840 Oslo Phone: +41 71 224 2256, Fax: +41 71 224 2254 Phone: +47 2102 9860, Fax: +47 2102 9003 Email: shsv�unisg.ch, Homepage: http://www.shsv.ch Email: nsi�studentidrett.no, Homepage: http://www.studentidrett.no TUR Turkey Turkish University Sports Federation POL Poland Ulus Is Hanı A Blok Kat: 2 No: 209, TR-06050 Ulus / Ankara University Sports Association of Poland Phone: +90 312 310 5043, Fax: +90 312 310 1683 ul. Kredytowa 1A, PL- 00056 Warsaw Email: univspor�gsgm.gov.tr, Phone: +48 22 849 71 36, Fax: +48 22 849 71 36 Homepage: http://www.univspor.org.tr Email: zg�azs.pl, Homepage: http://www.azs.pl UKR Ukraine POR Portugal Sport’s Students Union of Ukraine Portuguese Academic Federation of University Sports 54 Dmitrievskaia, UA-01054 Kiev Av. Prof. Egas Moniz, Estadio Universitario de Lisboa - Pav.1, Phone: +380 44 216 4450, Fax: +380 44 216 6283 PT - 1600-190 Lisbon Email: jogging�nbi.com.ua Phone: +351 2 1781 8160, Fax: +351 2 1781 8161 Email: fadu�fadu.pt, Homepage: http://www.fadu.pt Applied for membership: ROM Romania BiH Bosnia and Herzegovina Romanian University Sports Federation Sports Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Committee for St Mihail Moxa nr 5, sector 1, RO 010961 Bucharest University Sports Phone: +40 21 313 9054, Fax: +40 21 313 9054 Titova 9a/I, BA-71000 Sarajevo Email: fssu�kappa.ro Phone/Fax: +387 33663514 Email: sportbh�bih.net.ba RUS Russia Russian Students Sport Union BLR Belarus Office 331, 8 Luzhnetskaya naberezhnaya, Republican
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