Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (men) and Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF) (women) were crowned as champions at the European Universities Volleyball Championship held in Budapest. The event concluded on Sunday with nearly full-house finals and a closing ceremony.

The stakes were higher than ever — group leadership or even a place in the quarter-finals hinged on the outcome of each match. It’s no surprise then that the third day of the continental tournament brought some truly excellent matches, including two standout clashes in the men’s competition. Those who watched — and there were many — could be satisfied with both the excitement and the quality of play.

As with any major tournament, the second match day of the European Universities Volleyball Championship in Budapest began to reveal the real balance of power—or at least to show which teams still have reserves to draw on. However, beyond competition, the spirit of the game matters too.

A Mészáros Csoport karitatív tevékenységét koordináló szervezet idén ősszel is 200 millió forint értékben juttatott el 2Rule mezeket és sportruházati termékeket a Sportegyesületek Országos Szövetségén, az Egyszülős Központon, a Magyar Testnevelési Egyetem Sportegyesületén, a TFSE-én, az ÁGOTA Alapítványon, valamint a Nagycsaládosok Országos Egyesületén keresztül rászoruló gyermekek számára. 

Students of the Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) won several medals at the Carpathian Basin University Cup, which is one of the most important university recreational sports events in the region.