PCU Student Chess Cup 2023
PCU Student Chess Cup 2023
Grande participation à la PCU Chess Cup avec 113 joueurs accrédités représentant 31 universités de 15 pays. Célébrant la polyvalence des échecs, la PCU Chess Cup, avec son mélange de participants FIDE et non FIDE, célèbre l'essence des échecs - un jeu qui transcende les titres et embrasse la beauté des différents styles de jeu.
Les joueurs qui ont remporté la victoire ont fait preuve d'un niveau de jeu incroyablement élevé, faisant de ce tournoi une véritable vitrine de l'excellence du jeu d'échecs.
Alina Baranova
General Directeur général, Communications
Le Comité des Clubs Universitaires du Panathlon
19 ° PCU University Games
La 19e édition des PCU University Games (futsal, basketball et volley-ball) a débuté le 25 avril et a terminé le 27 avril 2018 dans la ville d'Anvers en Belgique avec la participation de plus de 450 athlètes.
Ces jeux sont organisés par l'Association des universités d'Anvers et approuvés par le Comité PCU afin de promouvoir le Fair-Play et l'amitié.
Le Président International Pierre Zappelli a participé, le jeudi 26 Avril, au dîner du "Yerun sport Day "-Réseau des jeunes universités européennes de recherche (Yerun), dont l'objectif est de renforcer et de développer la coopération dans le domaine des recherche, de l’éducation académique et du service à la société parmi un groupe de meilleures universités d'Europe. (www.yerun.eu). Il a également assisté à la demi-finale de Futsal qui s'est tenue le vendredi 27 avril entre les « Selected Students of Iran » (champion du 2016) et la « Catalan National University Selection».
PCU University Games
EU Sport Forum
The PCU Games ensure a free sports and events program for universities and university colleges worldwide, including a free Panathlon International membership. The main objective is to offer students a platform where sport is considered as a valuable instrument to develop international interaction and experience, with emphasis on Fair Play and Universal Friendship.
The 18th PCU Games are organized from 26 to 28 April 2017 in Antwerp (Flanders, Belgium). Men’s Futsal, Volleyball, Basketball and women’s Basketball and Volleyball are programmed. Registration is simple as explained on this website and the registration deadline is 1 March 2017.
ENRICO PRANDI TROPHY
Not only the competition winners are awarded but also the winner of the overall Fair Play ranking. The Enrico Prandi Trophy is a prestigious award, unique in the world of university sport and the highest merit a university can achieve in relation to ethics in university sport. Different from almost all other university sports events, the main objective of the PCU Games is to offer students, universities and university colleges a worldwide platform where sport is considered as a valuable instrument to develop international interaction and experience, with emphasis on Fair Play and Universal Friendship. Enrico Prandi, born on May 21, 1945 (Italy), is the Past President of Panathlon International, former member of the International Olympic Committee Cultural Commission and former President of the Italian Basketball League. He initiated in 2010 the idea to create a university platform within Panathlon International to promote ethics in sport also within the worldwide university community.
HOSTING CONCEPT
To guarantee a free program, the hosting rights of the PCU Games are granted to one single university community for a term of more years. The host is consequently ensured of the necessary return by means of publicity on a long term and is able to downsize logistic and financial requirements. The Antwerp University Association is our first partner within this new format. The Antwerp University Association is a structural cooperation of four higher education institutions in metropolitan Antwerp with about 40.000 students.
HOST ORGANIZATION
Sport, Fair Play and international interaction are considered within the Antwerp University Association as highly important for the educational development of students. Also the universal Panathlon values and the recognition of the association by the International Olympic Committee are considered as complementary with the mission of the Antwerp University Association. As a result the Antwerp University Association agreed to host the PCU Games for the next years.