The final of the EUSA Championship has kept the intrigue until the last moment. Although the first place in the men’s category was led from the first day by Jordan Sundborg, from the University of Stirling, the second and third place was a direct confrontation between Colin Edgar (Stirling) and Mark Napier(University of Stirling too). The final silver has been for Edgar, who added 295 points, against the 297 of his teammate who was left with the bronze. The female category has once again presented in the con-frontation to the points of the players Camille Tremoulet and Esperanza Serrano. Both golfers have played the first place in the entire competition, with the minimum diffe-rence of points. Finally, the gold has remained in Malaga, thanks to Serrano with 294 points in total. The third place was for Noemi Carpinelli, of University of St. Gallen, with 303 points in total. By teams, the female victory has been taken by the University of Abat Oliba CEU, with 618 points in total, a position that has deserved the constant work of Andrea de Sentmenat and María Piñeiro.The silver has been for the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole, with 619 points and the bronze for U.Malaga, with 625 in total.

In the male category, the victory has been again for the Stirling University, a team that has shown the worth of all its players, both by team and individually. The second and third place has remained in Spain, being the silver for the University of Malaga and the bronze for the University of Navarra, with 887 and 919 points in total respectively.

Closing ceremonyThe final act of the Championship has been at the Anteque-ra Golf Hotel. The event began with the traditional parade of all the athletes, after which the representative of the EUSA executive committee, Jean Francoise Sauterau and the councillors of Antequera, Alberto Arana y Juan Rosas dedicated a few words to the participants congratulating the winners and all the players, who have demonstrated a Great ability to play golf.Subsequently, trophies and medals were awarded to the top positions of the female and male categories, as well as individual and team. The end of the ceremony was lowered from the EUSA flag. with the background of the university anthem ‘Gaudeamus Igitur’.

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES GOLF 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP

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Serrano and Sundborg, champions of EUSA Golf 2019The University of Málaga (female) and the University of Stirling (male) leaders in the team ranking(male)

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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES GOLF 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP

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POSITION FULLNAME University Country SCRATCH1 Jordan Sundborg University of Stirling United Kingdom 73-67-73-75 (288)

2 Colin Edgar University of Stirling United Kingdom 74-72-75-74 (295)

3 Mark Napier University of Stirling United Kingdom 73-78-73-73 (297)

4 Juan Agüera Francos University of Malaga Spain 74-76-73--75 (298)

5 Michael Lawrie University of Stirling United Kingdom 75-80-72-71 (298)

6 Jakub Matuszek University of Malaga Spain 74-78-81-70

7 Andrea Gobbato University of Malaga Spain 76-74-76-77 (303)

8 Javier Ros Calafat University of Malaga Spain 79-80-74-71 (304)

9 Yvan Ducler Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 85-68-80-74 (307)

10 Álvaro Gogorza Fonseca University of Navarre Spain 78-85-71-73 (307)

11 Mikel Gogorza Fonseca University of Navarre Spain 77-82-75-76 (310)

12 Pedro Fernández Pérez-Ricarte University of Navarre Spain 79-76-78-77 (310)

13 Christopher Steger University of Manheim Germany 80-77-77-76 (310)

14 Pau Hernández Esteban University of Malaga Spain 81-82-72-78 (313)

15 Lucas Pouchoulin Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 77-80-77-79 (313)

16 Constantin David Meier University of Manheim Germany 75-76-76-86 (313)

17 Francisco Baiao University of Algarve Portugal 77-80-82-76 (315)

18 Alexander Itterheim Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 75-88-78-75 (316)

19 Miguel Ribeiro University of Algarve Portugal 82-76-81-80 (319)

20 Max Filitz University of Mannheim Germany 79-77-81-82 (319)

21 Andrés Echeveste Gutiérrez University of Malaga Spain 79-81-85-76 (321)

22 Ignacio Elia Bandres University of Navarre Spain 86-78-83-76 (323)

23 Jonas Kirner Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 82-80-80-82 (324)

24 Fabien Castellini University of Malaga Spain 83-80-82-80 (325)

25 Pierre Malbosc Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 78-82-79-88 (327)

26 Dominik Wyss University of St. Gallen Switzerland 81-84-79-89 (333)

27 Vittorio Rossi University of Navarre Spain 84-88-83-79 (334)

28 Nicholas Matthias Müller University of Mannheim Germany 86-85-82-81 (334)

29 Daniel Caixeiro University of Algarve Portugal 82-88-87-82 (339)

30 Lucas Knecht University of St. Gallen Switzerland 93-83-82-82 (340)

31 Sandro Widmer University of St. Gallen Switzerland 88-86-83-85 (342)

32 Tim Flaschel Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 97-90-86-85 (358)

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POSITION University Country SCRATCH1 University of Stirling United Kingdom 220-217-218-218 (873)

2 University of Malaga Spain 224-228-219-216 (887)

3 University of Navarre Spain 234-236-224-225 (919)

4 Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 238-228-236-233 (935)

5 University Mannheim Germany 234-230-234-239 (973)

6 University of Algarve Portugal 241-244-250-238 (973)

7 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 254-258-244-242 (998)

8 University of St. Gallen Switzerland 262-253-244-256 (1015)

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1 Esperanza Serrano Torres University of Malaga Spain 70-77-71-76 (294)

2 Camille Tremoulet Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 74-73-73-80 (300)

3 Noemi Carpinelli University of St. Gallen Switzerland 75-73-75-79 (303)

4 María Piñeiro Llagostera Abat Oliva CEU University Spain 75-73-85-74 (307)

5 Andrea Sentmenat Rivero Abat Oliva CEU University Spain 79-82-74 -76 (319)

6 Sara Teves Gouveia University of Algarve Portugal 83-75-78-79 (315)

7 Nina Pouchoulin Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 80-78-85-76 (319)

8 Margaux Gerbet University of Bourgogne France 78-84-84-79 (325)

9 Agathe Bures University of Bourgogne France 84-84-79-80 (327)

10 Carmen García Gámez University of Malaga Spain 76-83-83-89-331

11 Katharina Engelhardt Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 83-83-85-82 (333)

12 Flurina Kobler University of St. Gallen Switzerland 84-89-84-80 (337)

13 Naila Boireau University of Bourgogne France 88-88-82-82 (340)

14 Christine Bitterle Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Germany 88-89-90-83 (350)

15 Matilde Romito University of Navarre Spain 83-88-90-93 (354)

16 Zoe Gouvernaire Toulouse 1 Capitole University France 88-99-87-93 (367)

17 Emma Uhl University of Bourgougne France 106-95-84-92 (377)

18 Alice Silvestre University of Algarve Portugal 97-101-104-94 (396)

19 Patricia Orbaiz Díaz University of Navarre Spain 109-100-100-81 (400)

POSITION FULLNAME UNIVERSITY COUNTRY SCRATCH

1Andrea de Sentmena RiveroMaría Piñero Llagostera

Abat Oliva CEU UniversityAbat Oliva CEU University

SpainSpain

79-82-74-7675-73-85-74 (618)

2 Zoe GouvernaireNina PouchoulinCamille Tremoulet

Toulouse 1 Capitole UniversityToulouse 1 Capitole UniversityToulouse 1 Capitole University

FranceFranceFrance

88-99-87-9380-78-85-7674-73-73-80 (619)

3Esperanza Serrano TorresCarmen García Gámez

University of MalagaUniversity of Malaga

SpainSpain

70-77-71-7676-83-83-89 (625)

4 Flurina KoblerNoemi Carpinelli

University of St. GallenUniversity of St. Gallen

SwitzerlandSwitzerland

84-89-84-8076-73-75-79 (640)

5 Margaux GerbetAgathe BuresNaila BoireauEmma Uhl

University of BourgogneUniversity of BourgogneUniversity of BourgogneUniversity of Bourgogne

FranceFranceFranceFrance

78-84-84-7984-84-79-8088-88-82-82106-95-84-82 (650)

6 Christine BitterleKatharina Engelhardt

Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyKarlsruhe Institute of Technology

GermanyGermany

88-89-90-8383-83-85-82 (683)

7 Sara Teves GouveiaAlice Silvestre

University of AlgarveUniversity of Algarve

PortugalPortugal

83-75-78-7997-101-104-94 (711)

8 Matilde RomitoPatricia Orbaiz Díaz

University of NavarreUniversity of Navarre

SpainSpain

83-88-90-93109-100-100-91 (754)

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES GOLF 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP

Control transportation, regulate schedules, plan play times or distribute volunteers. These are some of the many func-tions that the technical team of the University of Malaga (UMA) has been managing for more than two months so that during the championship everything goes perfectly.

Directed by Pedro Montiel, the organizing committee of the EUSA 2019 Golf Championship with the technicians from the Sports Department of the University of Malaga. Manuel Trujillo and Eloy Cano, as responsible for coordi-

nation and marketing, respectively, have been the leads for coordinating the rest of the team, with Manuel Chinchilla and Arcadio Domínguez (general secretary), Juan Carlos Rodríguez and David Rodríguez (logistics area), Concep-ción del Río and Concepción Ruiz (medical area), Francisco Amores (volunteer coordination), Hilario Sánchez (protocol area), Victor Plaza (transport area), Eduardo Villalón and Miguel Conde (communication management) and Pepa Merino (marketing and graphics design).

All of them, together with another twenty volunteers from the university and the city of Antequera, have made the success of this championship possible, where the main difficulties were in managing the arrival and coordination of the 12 participating teams.

The UMA team is one of the three European universities that has organized more international events in the last decade, in the categories of futsal, futsal, beach volleyball and handball.

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