From 16th through 19th of June 2005 athletes from 44 different Countries and Territories will match their strength in nine Competition Sports. All together EuroGames Utrecht 2005 will welcome some 3.000 Participants and 15.000 Spectators in Utrecht.
EuroGames Utrecht 2005 is proud to announce that for the first time ever Field Hockey will be a Competition Sport at the EuroGames. In addition to Field Hockey teams from Europe, we will also welcome an Australian team to celebrate this occasion.
Participanting Athletes per Competition Sport
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Sport |
Participants |
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Badminton |
274 |
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Ballroom Dancing |
375 |
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Field Hockey |
112 |
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Football |
262 |
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Squash |
86 |
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Swimming |
575 |
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Tennis |
250 |
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Track and Field |
307 |
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Volleyball |
614 |
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total |
2.855 |
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Detailed information about every single sport can be found via the sub-menu on your left hand side.
Numbers of Participanting Athletes
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Germany Deutschland |
949 |
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the Netherlands Nederland |
934 |
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Great Britain Great Britain |
219 |
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Switserland Schweiz | Suisse | Svizzera |
106 |
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Italy Italia |
86 |
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Belgium België | La Belgique | Belgien |
72 |
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Denmark Danmark |
71 |
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France La France |
61 |
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Hungary Magyarország |
43 |
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Austria Österreich |
37 |
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Sweden Sverige |
35 |
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Australia Australia |
33 |
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Spain España |
26 |
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Czech Republic Çeská Republika |
22 |
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Bulgaria Bâlgarija |
17 |
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Finland Suomi | Finland |
17 |
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Norway Norge |
17 |
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Indonesia Indonesia |
14 |
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Thailand Prathet Thai |
13 |
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United States of America United States of America |
10 |
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Canada Canada |
7 |
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Croatia Hrvatska |
5 |
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Ireland Éire | Ireland |
5 |
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Malaysia Persekutuan Malaysia |
5 |
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Slovenia Slovenija |
5 |
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South Africa Suid Afrika |
5 |
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Greece Ellada |
4 |
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Malta Malta |
4 |
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Israel Yisrael |
2 |
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Luxembourg Lëtzebuerg | Luxembourg |
2 |
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Nicaragua Nicaragua |
2 |
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Philippines Pilipinas |
2 |
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Slovakia Slovensko |
2 |
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Aruba Aruba |
1 |
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China Zhong Guo |
1 |
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Dominican Republic República Dominicana |
1 |
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Mexico México |
1 |
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Netherlands Antilles- Bonaire de Nederlandse Antillen- Bonaire |
1 |
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Poland Polska |
1 |
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Portugal Portugal |
1 |
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Puerto Rico Puerto Rico |
1 |
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Serbia and Montenegro Srija i Crna Gora |
1 |
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Taiwan T'ai-wan |
1 |
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Ukraine Ukraïna |
1 |
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EGLSF Challenge Cups
As a special recognition of the achievements by EuroGames participants the European Gay and Lesbian Sport Federation (EGLSF) will award the best men, women and teams in the most popular sports
with the Challenge Cups. At the Closing Ceremony EGLSF representatives will officially hand over the Cups to the winners.
Some cups are memorial cups. These are dedicated to persons who in the past have greatly contributed to the development of EGLSF and European gay and lesbian sport in general. All cups represent the pride of lesbians and gays to freely participate in sports, to reach for their limits and give their personal best.
This year, 16 Challenge cups will be awarded in the following sports:
Badminton, A level, singles (men's = Dominique Pogiale cup).
Volleyball, A level (men's = Bernd Stürzenberger cup).
Swimming, 100m, free style, breast stroke, butterfly, back stroke.
Running, 10Km.
Football.
The Volleyball cup is dedicated to Bernd Stürzenberger (Germany), who was member of the first gay sport club in Europe, SC Janus Cologne, co-founder of Vorspiel SSL Berlin in 1986 and Team Berlin in
1989.
In remembrance of Dominique Pogiale (France), the Badminton Cup is given to the best male player. He was co-founder and the first president of the EGLSF. Also he belonged to the board of CGPIF, the Paris
umbrella organisation of GLBT sport groups (today called FSGL).
The Swimming Cup for best male swimmer on the 100 m free style is dedidated to Mano Fabistas (the Netherlands), the in 2005 deceased EGLSF-board member.
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The Outreach Programme
Helping less fortunate gays and lesbians throughout the world becoming active members of the sporting community is a tradition of the EGLSF, which has been upheld in Utrecht.
Read all about the Outreach Programme of the EuroGames Utrecht 2005.
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