European University Sports Association: 1999-2019 - Inspiring new generations of champions for two decades

1. Rugby 7s
   Championship,
   Lille (FRA)


2. Judo
   Championship,
   Sarajevo (BIH)
   
   
   1. 2014 EUSA Games were attributed
      to Rotterdam (NED)
   
   
   2. Launch of Gender Equality Survey
   
   
   
   

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• The General Assembly was held in
  Eilat, Israel, preceded by the EUSA
  Conference a day prior.


• After successfully participating in the
  Anti-Doping Initiative Project, EUSA
  for the first time joined a number of
  continental partners in a new project
  funded by the European Commission
  under the “Preparatory Action in
  the field of sport” programme, titled
  “Prevention of Sexualised Violence in
  Sports – Impulses for an open, secure
  and sound sporting environment in
  Europe”.


• In conjunction with FISU, EUSA
  conducted an extensive study on
  gender equality in university sport,
  with the findings publicly presented.
  
  
  • At the year-end Executive Committee
    in Cordoba, Spain, Rotterdam edged
    Wroclaw to be attributed the second
    European Universities Games in
    2014.
  
  
  
  

Judo was added to the European
Universities Championships
sports schedule, with a record
16 Championships hosted in 13
different countries across Europe.

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