1st European Universities Games 2012

Cordoba, Spain: July 13-23, 2012

European Universities Games is the largest European multisport student event, featuring 10 sports: basketball, handball, football, futsal, rugby 7s, volleyball, badminton, beach-volleyball, table tennis, tennis.

The 1st edition of the European Universities Games will be held in Cordoba, Spain between July 13 and 23, 2012.

http://www.eusagames2012.com

REGISTRATION
Opened Nov 1, 2011: http://eug2012.registrations.eusa.eu

General entries - deadline extended to March 1, 2012
 

GUIDES and MANUALS
EUG 2012 - overview
Quick guide - registrations EUG 2012

Rules and Regulations for EUSA Sport Events (latest version 2011 for general part)
Technical Regulations for EUSA Sport Events (latest version 2012)

DOCUMENTS by the OC
EUG2012 - General information (version March 2012)
EUG2012 - Travel information form

EUG 2012 ENTRY PROCEDURE & DEADLINE
General Entry Form: 6 months (extended to March 1, 2012)
Quantitative Entry Form: 3 months
Individual Entry Form: 1 month
Certificate of Academic Eligibility (original): upon arrival

DEPOSIT (in EUR)
Badminton: 400
Basketball: 2.000
Beach Volleyball: 400
Football: 2.000
Futsal: 2.000
Handball: 2.000
Rugby 7’s: 2.000
Table Tennis: 400
Tennis: 400
Volleyball: 2.000

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF TEAMS
Badminton: 24
Basketball: 16m, 12w
Beach Volley: 24m, 16w
Football: 16m, 12w
Futsal: 16m, 12w
Handball: 12m, 8w
Rugby 7’s: 16m, 12w
Table Tennis: 16m, 16w
Tennis: 16m, 16w
Volleyball: 16m, 16w

FEES
Participation fee: 60 EUR per person per night; EUSA Entry fee: 30 EUR per person

SELECTION PROCESS
If the number of received entries exceeds the maximum number defined in the technical regulations of the sport concerned, the following criteria will apply:
1. The entry nomination and deposit payment date;
2. The highest ranked team from those countries who finished in the top half of the European Universities Championships in the year preceding EUG will be automatically qualified;
3. The remaining places will be decided by EC by a wild card system taking into consideration geography representation and EUSA rankings.