EUSA Magazine 2019-20

EUROPEAN

UNIVERSITIES

GAMES 2024

DEBRECEN AND

MISKOLC, HUNGARY

The Hungarian cities of Debrecen and Miskolc will host the 7th edition of

European Universities Games. The announcement was made at the EUSA

General Assembly held in Madrid in April 2018. This will be the biggest

University multi-sport event organised in Hungary after the 1965 Summer

Universiade. Organisers expect more than 4 500 athletes to compete in 20

different sports. Miskolc has previous experience in hosting a EUSA event

after successfully organising the 2017 European Universities Basketball

Championships, while joint-hosts Debrecen will be hosting a EUSA

competition for the very first time. As test events for the 2024 Games,

Miskolc will host both the 2021 European Universities Badminton and

Water Polo Championships, while Debrecen will host the 2021 European

Universities 3x3 Basketball Championships.

EUROPEAN

UNIVERSITIES

GAMES 2022

LODZ, POLAND

Poland’s third-biggest city Lodz will host the sixth edition of the

European Universities Games in 2022, having received attribution

at the EUSA General Assembly held in Madrid in April 2018. It will

be the biggest university sport event organised in Poland since the

Winter Universiade in 2001. Organisers expect to host athletes from

13 different sport disciplines. The city of Lodz has hosted three EUSA

Championships in the past, including the 2007 Handball Championships,

as well as the Badminton and Volleyball Championships in 2019.

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES

GAMES 2022 AND 2024

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