PCU Games 2022: Day 1 Competitions
The Futsal Women’s day started with a serious statement by the Futsal Women of the University of Edinburgh. They’ve won their first game against Keele University with 19-0! However the team of Keele managed to score a goal in the games against the Estonian Business School and the University of Antwerp. The last University is the one to beat for Edinburgh. So far they didn’t succeed in that as their final game of the day ended in a draw.
The Futsal Men’s day started with a brutal match between Scotland and Albania. Kuwait persevered over the Belgian students of Karel de Grote. The following team of Germany’s Bonn University couldn’t make a dent in the Bulgarian offensive. Antwerp and Kossovo were the next on schedule and were found to be each other’s match. Afterwards the University of Edinburgh defeated the strong Kuwait team. Despite their brave efforts Karel de Grote students couldn’t hold against Albania’s might. Next up were the Belgian University of Antwerp students who beat Germany with a decisive victory. The final uncontested winners of the day were Bulgaria’s students who beat Kossovo. And so a fine day of futsal competitions was concluded.
The Basketball competitions went very smoothly. All teams arrived on time and participated in the competitions.
There was great support for team of INES Ruhengeri. When they had their first score against team from the University of Antwerp, everybody cheered. This team had some issues with too many girls injured. So players from the University of Sussex kindly agreed to replace Rwanda players. We consider this as an act of Fair Play and Universal Friendship.
There were some really exciting matches, especially between the Men’s teams.
The Volleyball competitions started on Thursday with 7 women en 8 men matches between teams of Kuwait, Luxembourg, England, Belgium, Czech Republic and Germany. The day ended with a very thrilling match between the women team of the University of Antwerp and University of Economics and Business in Prague.
