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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2017-18 eusa.eu CONTENTS Page 01 EUSA Structure 6 02 European Universities Championships 2017 9 03 EUSA Endorsed Events 53 04 EUSA Conferences and Meetings 63 05 EUSA Projects 71 06 EU Initiatives 83 07 University Sport in Europe and Beyond 93 08 Partners and Network 111 09 Future Programme 127 Publisher: European University Sports Association; Realisation: Andrej Pišl, Liam Smith, Matilde Guido; Design, Layout, PrePress: Kraft&Werk; Printing: Dravski tisk; This publication is Photo: EUSA, FISU archives free of charge and ISSN: 1855-4563 is supported by 2 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2017-18 www.eusa.eu @eusaunisport Adam Roczek, EUSA President Welcome Address Dear friends, the international university immensely successful, involving José Cela University, part of the sport movement. In 2017 FISU a great deal of participants, SEK group, one of the leading I am delighted to welcome you accepted “The Global Strategy and was closely linked with the universities supporting dual to another issue of our yearly 2017-2027” plan at the General International Day of University career, is hosting our Assembly. magazine and to review our Assembly held just before Sum- Sport (IDUS). University sport The Executive Committee will recent and forthcoming events. mer University Games in Taipei. was one of the main topics of present a report of the past two EUSA is in the process of devel- the conference, giving to our years’ activities, we will cel- The year 2017 was marked by oping the continental strategic community opportunity to raise ebrate the past achievements at European Universities Champi- plan, working together with our awareness about importance of the Gala and we will select the onships taking place all around key stakeholders, commissions sport activities at the univer- organizers of European Universi- Europe attended by over 4.100 and members. Coordination sities campuses. Our close ties Games 2022 and 2024. participants, which is a record group called by EUSA Executive cooperation with the European number. Coimbra, Host City of Committee will present the out- institutions shows that dual I would like to use this opportu- th the 4 European Universities comes at the 2018 Assembly. career and the concept of the nity to express my appreciation Games 2018, organized the university sport development is to our member federations, Championships in Karate, Judo Thinking globally and under- on the agenda of the European organising committees, vol- and Taekwondo as an official standing the importance of the Commission. unteers, universities, partners, test event. The preparation for international cooperation for the colleague from EUSA bodies, the Games has entered into the benefit of the university sport, Recognition from the European and EUSA office staff for their final stretch and we are all in in 2017 EUSA signed memo- institutions was also shown contribution, dedication and high anticipation of the event. randums of understanding with by acceptance of EUSA in the cooperation. I would like to un- the European Karate Federation Council of Europe’s Confer- derline our appreciation to FISU To foster youth awareness of (EKF), European Kickboxing Fed- ence of INGOs on one hand, and and President Oleg Matytsin for a healthy lifestyle and sport, eration (WAKO), European Table on the other hand, by receiv- its constant contribution to the nd EUSA held the 2 edition of Tennis Union (ETTU), European ing support from Erasmus+ growth of EUSA. The success its conference on the issues of Volleyball Confederation (CEV) programme for new projects on of EUSA is the reflection of our inclusion and well-being through and Rugby Europe, with more gender equality, dual career and joint work and it depends on sport, held in Coimbra in April to come. volunteering. each and every of us. 2017. The conference is organ- ized in the city which hosts the EUSA promotes university In April 2018 we will meet at the I am sure that and 2018 will European Universities Games sport hand in hand also with General Assembly in the capital bring us new wonderful mo- the following year, therefore the European Commission. city of Spain, Madrid. CEDU is a ments and inspiration for further the 3rd edition of our conference This year the European Week valuable member and contribu- work. Thank you and see you will take place in spring 2019 in of Sport (EWOS) kicked off in tor to EUSA development. Our soon in Coimbra at the Open- Belgrade, Serbia. Tartu, with great involvement of first edition of the European ing Ceremony of 4th European the Estonian Academic Sports Universities Games took part Universities Games! We carefully and conscientiously Federation (EASL) which was, at in Cordoba and many of our approach to the development the same time, celebrating its Championships were organized Adam Roczek, of EUSA, keeping abreast of 25th anniversary. The event was by Spanish Universities. Camilo EUSA President 2 / 3 EUSA 01 Structure MEMBER Federations ALB Albania BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina FIN Finland ISL Iceland Albanian Federation of Sports Federation of Bosnia and Finnish Student Sports University of Iceland Students’ University Sport Herzegovina – Committee for Federation Athletics Association Rruga Muhamet Gjollesha, University Sports Lapinrinne 2, Fornagil 7, Sheshi Mustafa K.Ataturk, Alipasina 14L, FI-00180 Helsinki IS-603 Akureyri AL-1000 Tirana BA-71000 Sarajevo P: +358 447 800 210 P: +354 6656081 P/F: +355 4 225 7191 P/F: +387 33 226 417 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.oll.fi IRL Ireland ARM Armenia BUL Bulgaria FRA France Student Sport Ireland Armenian Student Sports Association for University Sport French University Sport Irish Sport HQ, National Sports Federation “Academic” Federation Campus, Blanchardstown, Agatangeghos Str. 6, Studentski grad, NSA “Vasil Avenue de Fontainebleau 108, IE-D15 DY62 Dublin AM-375010 Yerevan Levski”, BG-1700 Sofia FR-94270 Le Kremelin-Bicetre P: +353 1 625 1173 P: +374 10 525 410 P: +359 898 776 587 P: +33 1 58 68 22 75 E: [email protected] F: +374 10 545 831 E: [email protected] F: +33 1 46 58 12 76 www.studentsport.ie E: [email protected] www.aus.bg E: [email protected] www.armssf.am www.sport-u.com ISR Israel CRO Croatia Academic Sports Association AUT Austria Croatian Academic Sports GEO Georgia Wingate Institute for Physical Austrian University Sports Federation University Sports Federation of Education and Sports, Organisation Trg Drazena Petrovica 1, Georgia IL-4290200 Netanya Auf der Schmelz 6A, HR-10000 Zagreb Chavchavadze Avenue 49 a, P: +972 9 880 6609 AT-1150 Vienna P/F: +385 1 484 3733 GE-0162 Tbilisi F: +972 9 880 3474 P: +43 1 4277 28660 E: [email protected] P: +995 322 257 25 E: [email protected] F: +43 1 4277 28661 www.unisport.hr E: [email protected] www.asa.org.il E: [email protected] www.usfg.ge www.unisport-austria.at CYP Cyprus ITA Italy Cyprus University Sports GER Germany Italian University Sport Centre AZE Azerbaijan Federation German University Sports Via Angelo Brofferio 7, Freewill Student Sport Society Amfipoleos 21, Strovolos, Federation IT-00195 Rome of Azerbaijan Republic “Genjlik” CY-2025 Nicosia Max Planck Str. 2, P: +39 06 372 2206 Khagani Str. 21, AZ-1010 Baku P: +357 22 449864 DE-64807 Dieburg F: +39 06 372 4479 P: +420 2 4242 9233 F: +357 22 449865 P: +49 6071 208 610 E: [email protected] F: +420 2 4242 9205 E: [email protected] F: +49 6071 207 578 www.cusi.it E: [email protected] www.cusf.org.cy E: [email protected] www.adh.de LAT Latvia BLR Belarus CZE Czech Republic Latvian University Sports The Republican Center of Czech University Sports GRE Greece Federation Physical Education and Sports Association Hellenic Committee for Brivibas Str. 333, for Pupils and Students Atleticka 100/2, University Sport LV-1006 Riga 18 Lukjanovicha, CZ-160 17 Prague A. Papandreou Str. 37, P/F: +371 6 754 3419 BY-220131 Minsk P: +420 2 4242 9233 GR-15180 Athens E: [email protected] P/F: +375 17 237 1875 F: +420 2 4242 9205 P: +30 210 344 3047 www.studentusports.lv E: [email protected] E: [email protected] F: +30 210 344 3134 www.sporteducation.by www.caus.cz E: [email protected] LIE Liechtenstein www.eate.gr University Sports Federation of BEL Belgium EST Estonia Liechtenstein Belgian University Sports Estonian Academic Sports HUN Hungary Fürst-Franz-Josef-Str, Federation Federation Hungarian University Sports LI-9490 Vaduz Minderbroederstr. 12, Lai 24, Federation P: +423 265 11 04 BE-3000 Leuven EE-51008 Tartu Istvánmezei út 1-3, F: +423 265 12 65 P: +32 16 29 03 75 P/F: +372 7 333 233 HU-1146 Budapest E: [email protected] F: +32 16 29 03 42 E: [email protected] P: +36 1 460 6915 www.lhsv.li E: [email protected] www.easl.ee F: +36 1 460 6916 www.busf.be E: [email protected] www.mefs.hu 4 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2017-18 www.eusa.eu @eusaunisport LTU Lithuania NOR Norway SVK Slovakia TUR Turkey Lithuanian Students Sports The Norwegian Association of Slovak University Sports Turkish University Sports Association University Sports Association Federation Sporto 6, Ullevål stadion, Trnavska cesta 37, Emek Mahallesi Kırım Cad. LT-44221 Kaunas NO-0840 Oslo SK-83104 Bratislava Liparis İş Merkezi No:36/13 P/F: +370 37 302 654 P: +47 91 388 617 P: +421 2 4911 4505 Emek- Çankaya, E: [email protected] F: +47 21 029 003 F: +421 2 4911 4506 TR-06500 Ankara www.lssa.lt E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P: +90 312 310 88 88 www.studentidrett.no www.saus.sk F: +90 312 310 16 83 MKD Former Yugoslav E: [email protected] Republic of Macedonia POL Poland SLO Slovenia www.tusf.org.tr University Sports Federation of Polish University Sports Slovenian University Sports Macedonia Association Association UKR Ukraine Pirinska bb, PO Box 62, Kredytowa 1a, Pivovarniska ulica 6, Sport Students’ Union of Ukraine MK-1000 Skopje PL-00-056 Warsaw SI-1000 Ljubljana Dmitrievskaia Str.
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