Competitions

CampusSport organises several competitions during the academic year. There is a separate fee for each competition. You do not have to pay the sports fee in order to participate. Anyone can put a team together, as long as you are a student or a staff member in one of the universities in Turku. You can for example ask fellow students to join your team and participate in the competitions.

In team sports the participation fee covers the whole team. The participation fee has to be paid only after it has been confirmed that the competition will take place. In team sports the participants can represent only one team. The players and referees participating in the competitions are not insured by CampusSport. Do not take photos or video footage of the participants without their permission.

Depending on the competition, there are separate amateur, competition and personnel series. All team sports series are mixed series and there are no gender quotas. The idea of the amateur series is that those without a lot of experience in the sport can also participate. The goal is to form a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere. The rules can be revised before the competition starts. In the competition series the participants have to know the rules of the game. If most of the team’s players have a lot of experience in the sport, we encourage the team to participate in the competition series. The personnel series is meant only for the staff members of the universities. All staff members regardless of age can participate. If they want to, the staff members can also participate in other series. If there are not enough participants in some of the series, the series can be combined.

CampusSport Cup

CampusSport Cup is a series that consists of CampusSport’s own competitions and lasts for the whole season. You can participate in just one competition, it is not mandatory to be part of the Cup.

Cup is divided into team sports (basketball, elephant ball, Finnish baseball, floorball, floorball 3 vs. 3, football, futsal, ice hockey, three ball championship and volleyball) and singles racket sports (badminton, padel, table tennis and tennis). Other individual and doubles sports are not part of CampusSport Cup.

The teams participating in CampusSport Cup gain points according to their placing in each competition. Champion of the cup is the team that has most points at the end of the season. The way the points are counted encourages teams to participate in as many competitions as possible.