EUSA Year Magazine 2023-2024

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2023-24^104

5. EUSA PROJECTS

EUSA AWARDS

EUSA awards have officially recognized excellence in the field of university

sport for many years, across the areas of sporting performance, sport

development, lifelong dedication, fair play, inclusion, and many, many more.

These awards are attributed to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements

and contributions of individuals, universities and associations whose recent

impact on European University Sport deserves recognition and praise.

Most Active University

The most active university
award is determined by
participation of individuals
and teams in the European
Universities Games or
Championships. Each university
receives points for the number
of individual athletes and
university teams they send to
compete in EUSA events. The
university/universities with the
highest points at the end of the
year are recognised with the
most active university award.

Best University

The best university is

determined by the sports

achievements and results in

EUSA competitions. Each team

taking part in team sports of the

European Universities Games

or Championships gets points

for their university when they

participate. The final ranking

represents a sum of all results,

and points are given to each

university.

Most Active NUSA

The most active National

University Sports Association

is determined by participation

of teams and number of

participants in the European

Universities Games or

Championships. Additional

points are given for organization

of EUSA events.

Most Successful NUSA

The most successful National

University Sports Association

is determined by the results

and final placement of the

university’s athletes in the

European Universities Games or

Championships.

Enno Harms Fair Play

EUSA annually awards the

recognition for Fair Play, taking

into account the play’s gesture/

situation during the EUSA

sporting events which stand out

the most. Enno Harms Fair Play

Award is named after the first

EUSA President who was very

much devoted to fair play.