Fábio Figueiras, panathlete from Lisbon and Secretary of PI Expansion Commission, represented Panathlon International in an Erasmus project on sports integrity with the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) as coordinator. Other project partners are Sport Evolution Alliance (SEA), FIBA EUROPE, Malta Football Association (MFA), Lithuania Football Federation (LFF) and EUNIK.
On Monday 23 the first meeting of “Planet Olympia: the values of sport told by the athletes”, the periodic summit organized by Panathlon Junior of Rome to promote ethics and sports culture among young people, took place at the CONI (Italian National Olympic Committee) Lazio’s headquarter.
The event, moderated by the president of the Club Lorenzo D'Ilario, was attended by Francesca Milani (judo Olympian at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo), Enrica Rinaldi (wrestling bronze medalist at the 2022 European Championships in Budapest) and Mattia Miceli (judo gold medalist at the 2020 U23 European Championships in Porec).
The institutional greetings were brought by the president of CONI Lazio Riccardo Viola, the youngest councillor of the Capitoline Assembly and member of the Sports Commission of Rome, Giorgio Trabucco, and the authorities of the military sports groups involved (Golden Flames, Carabinieri Sports Centre and Blue Flames).
The initiative was also an opportunity to celebrate 120-year anniversary of the Italian Judo Wrestling Karate and Martial Arts Federation (Fijlkam), whose disciplines spread important values such as respect, passion, sacrifice, rigor, fair play and desire to never give up, in the presence of the lawyer Cristina Varano, Federal Prosecutor of Fijlkam, as well as Walter Borghino, president of Panathlon Club Roma, Cesare Sagrestani, governor of Panathlon Lazio, and Giampiero Cantarini, past president of Panathlon Club Roma.
Club Roma.
In an evening marked by friendship and the most authentic panathletic spirit, held in the magnificent location of the Club de Regatas "Lima", the President of Panathlon Club Roma Walter Borghino and the President of Panathlon Club Lima Luis Lastarria have signed a protocol of understanding aimed at establishing channels of cooperation and developing common initiatives and exchanges of experiences, for the diffusion of the principles of Fair Play and of the authentic values that the two clubs support and promote with their activity.
Luis Moreno Gonzales, member of the International Board, was also present.
An initiative that strengthens the relationships between the two clubs and demonstrates how Panathlon unites different identities and cultures through sport.
A dear friend, relentlessly committed to promote Panathlon’s ideals, has left us. Hans Zinsli passed away on 25 March this year, aged 87. He leaves everyone in our Club with a sense of great loss.
Hans Zinsli joined our Club in 1981 with his background deeply rooted in tennis. He was also an enthusiast golf player and his life was dominated by a social note. He constantly took care of the wellbeing of sick members. From 1992 to 1996, Hans served as President of Panathlon Club Chur und Umgebung. His engagement in Panathlon’s Movement, at national and international level, was particularly outstanding. In 2004, Hans was elected to the Board of Panathlon International. During his four years in office, he mainly devoted himself to the revision of P.I.’s Statute and Regulation and he oversaw the translation of the two documents. However, the International Board could also appreciate his stances and forward-looking and future-oriented ideas.
Until a few weeks before passing away, Hans was always very keen on the events organised by our Club and cherished the prospect of meeting his panathlete colleagues again. Regrettably, his illness prevented him from fulfilling this wish. Dear Hans, we will forever remember you as a dearest friend and member, committed, cheerful and reliable.
Reinhard Spahr/Ernst Denoth
A delegation led by President Lorenzo D'Ilario was received at the Institut français Centre Saint-Louis on the occasion of the Francofilm
The Panathlon Club Junior Roma has given an award for sporting merits to the movie "Slalom" by the French director Charlène Favier on the occasion of the XII edition of Francofilm, the Francophone Film Festival organized in the Italian capital city by the Institut français Centre Saint-Louis in collaboration with 15 Embassies and representatives of countries of the Group of Francophone Embassies in Rome and sponsored by the Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur (FIFF).
Produced by Mille et une Productions, it is a film with a cause, which denounces the plague of sexual abuse in the world of elite sport through a thorough and effective analysis of the relationship between coach and athlete.
The award, which was then sent by post to the winner, was collected by the director of the Institut français Centre Saint-Louis, François-Xavier Adam, during a ceremony that saw the participation of a delegation of the Panathlon Club Junior Roma led by President Lorenzo D'Ilario.
"Countless positive messages can be conveyed through sport. However, the promotion of the cultural and ethical values of sport also involves the courageous denunciation and the firm condemnation of the behaviors and actions that should have nothing to do with sport", said President D'Ilario, who also thanked the Institut français Centre Saint-Louis "for promoting a movie that is well suited to the great efforts made by Panathlon International to tackle all types of violence, doping, racism and corruption in sport".
Institut français Centre Saint-Louis
Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur
pagina ufficiale del film Slalom
Profilo della regista Charlène Favier
On the initiative of the Panathlon Wallonie-Bruxelles, the first monumental "Fair-Play" sculpture in Europe has been inaugurated in Ganshoren.
High and wide 1m80, welded on a 1m80 high base, the sculpture is inspired by the trophy Fair Play Awards given every year by Panathlon Wallonie-Bruxelles and which rewards the gestures and other Fair-Play actions of the sportsmen of the Wallonie-Bruxelles Federation.
Activités réalisées en 2021
44. Generalversammlung des Panathlon Clubs Thurgau
Von Liliane Zahner zu Peter Büchel
Peter Büchel (Bergsteigen) ist neuer Präsident des Panathlon Clubs Thurgau, die Vereinigung der Sportförderer. Er tritt die Nachfolge von Liliane Zahner (Turnen) an, die das Präsidium turnusgemäss weitergab. Neu hat der Vorstand zudem die Kompetenz, Unterstützungsbeiträge im Umfang von
2000 Franken zu gewähren.
Die abtretende Präsidentin Liliane Zahner blickte an der letzten GV unter ihrer Leitung im Thurgauerhof in Weinfelden auf ein Jahr zurück, in dem coronabedingt nur gerade mal sechs Meetings durchgeführt werden konnten. Daneben erteilte die Versammlung dem Vorstand die Kompetenz, jährlich
Unterstützungsleistungen an Sportlerinnen und Sportler sowie Anlässe im Umfang von 2000 Franken gewähren zu können. Als neues Mitglied aufgenommen wurde Brigitte Süess (Turnen), ausgetreten sind Martin Witzig (Leichtathletik), Alex Frei (Radsport) und Peter Bär (Jugend + Sport).
Dank an Annemarie Keller Die Wahl des bisherigen Vize Peter Büchel zum neuen Präsidenten des Panathlon Clubs Thurgau war unbestritten. Im Gegenzug übernahm Liliane Zahner das Sekretariat von Annemarie Keller (Behindertensport), die diese Funktion während 12 Jahren ausgeübt hatte und mit grossem Dank verabschiedet wurde. Ins Vizepräsidium gewählt wurde Cornelia Hasler (Volleyball). Weiterhin im Vorstand Einsitz nehmen Martin Zinser (Programm) und Stephan Ritzler (Finanzen).
Für das kommende Vereinsjahr sind etliche Anlässe bereits fix. Höhepunkt dabei ist die Ehrung der Gewinnerinnen und Gewinner des «Thurgauer Sportpreises 2022». Diese findet am Freitag, 11. Februar, im Pentorama in Amriswil sta? und wird vom Panathlon Club Thurgau organisiert.
Bildlegende: Der neue Vorstand des Panathlon Clubs Thurgau (v.l.): Martin Zinser, Stephan Ritzler, Cornelia Hasler, Liliane Zahner und Peter Büchel.
El Panathlon Club Buenos Aires puso en juego el Premio Fair Play entre las universidades socias de la Asociación de Deporte Universitario Amateur (ADAU). Luego de haber disputado los torneos interuniversitarios durante el año 2021 en: natación, ajedrez, básquet femenino y masculino, fútbol masculino y femenino, hockey femenino, vóley femenino y masculino, tenis femenino y masculino.
El día 3 de diciembre la Vicepresidente Silvia Boldt, la Secretaria Eva Szabo y los panathletas Ana Benko y Augusto Mazzini estuvieron presentes en la Ceremonia de Entrega de los Premios ADAU de Plata y Premio Fair Play a los deportistas ganadores.
El premio Fair Play fue entregado a la Universidad San Andrés, cuya Directora de deportes es la panathleta Liliana Moreno, por la suma de gestos de fair play realizados por sus estudiantes durante las competencias. Durante la entrega de los premios se hizo referencia al movimiento panathlético y a la difusión de sus valores.
La Asociación de Deporte Universitario Amateur en sus fundamentos comulga con los valores de juego limpio y amistad entre los hombres que difunde el movimiento del Panathlon.
El sábado 11 de diciembre fue el último convivio del año 2021, lleno de alegría por el reencuentro de los panathletas.
Entregamos al panathleta más antiguo de América, en su momento presidente del Club Buenos Aires y Gobernador del Distrito Argentina, el Ing. Otto Schmitt el diploma enviado por el Panathlon International, por sus 50 años de tarea y pertenencia ininterrumpida en el movimiento panathlético. También festejamos a los panathletas que cumplían años en diciembre y entregamos el distintivo a dos de los socios nuevos que no habían podido estar presentes anteriormente.
Fue una fiesta distinta, con muchas anécdotas, aplausos, risas y festejos por todo lo realizado durante el año a pesar de las restricciones de la pandemia y poder brindar por el proyecto de formar el próximo año 2022 el Distrito Argentina, para lo cual ya estamos trabajando.
