The 25th Varna University Student Games welcome students from all higher education institutions across Varna to compete, collaborate, and celebrate athletic excellence. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a casual participant, the event offers a platform for skill development, teamwork, and campus pride.
Why the Varna University Student Games Matter
Every year, the Games serve as a cornerstone of campus life, providing a structured environment where students can:
- Showcase their physical abilities in a friendly yet competitive setting.
- Build lasting relationships across faculties and universities.
- Learn the value of discipline, time management, and collaborative success.
- Promote a healthy lifestyle that balances academics and sport.
For Varna University of Management (VUM) students, participation is also a chance to represent the institution proudly and strengthen alumni–student ties.
How to Join – Registration Process
Signing up is straightforward. Follow the steps below to secure your spot:
- Visit the official registration form at https://forms.gle/Ciwa5B9wemKvKfr2A.
- Fill in the required personal and sports‑specific information.
- Upload a medical certificate for all sports except Chess. (If you are only entering the Chess tournament, the certificate is optional.)
- Submit the form before the relevant deadline.
Be sure to keep copies of your confirmation and any supporting documents for the event day.
Quick CTA: Send a quick email to [email protected] for fast replies.
Deadlines You Should Note
- By March 14 – Register for Court Tennis and Swimming.
- By March 24 – Register for Athletics, Table Tennis, Chess, and remaining sports.
Missing the deadlines may result in the loss of your registration slot. Plan ahead and act early.
Sports Schedule & Venues
Athletics – Cross‑Country Race
March 29, 11:00–12:00. Path: Sea Garden. A challenging trail that tests endurance and strategy.
Table Tennis
April 3, 10:00–16:00 at University of Economics – Varna. Meet players from diverse faculties, refine your serve, and enjoy team events.
Swimming
April 5, 10:30–12:30 at “Primorski” Swimming Complex. Open to all swimming enthusiasts; lanes and time trials will determine placement.
Chess
April 8, 14:00–18:00, Yunashki Salon Hall. A strategic battle of minds—no medical certificate required.
Court Tennis & Finals
April 10, 09:30–16:00 and April 11, 09:30–14:00 at TK “Chaika.” Both individual and doubles matches take place.
Official Award Ceremony
April 11, 17:00, Yunashki Salon Hall. Winners receive trophies, certificates, and opportunities for future leadership roles.
Preparing for Success
Preparation is key to performing at your best. Consider the following checklist:
- Training Regimen: Establish a routine that balances strength, cardio, and skill drills specific to your chosen sport.
- Nutrition: Hydrate consistently and consume a balanced diet that supports muscle recovery and energy levels.
- Equipment: Verify that your gear meets the event’s standards—e.g., shoe type for running, lane‑cleared swimsuits, and a reliable pair of tennis sneakers.
- Medical Documentation: Coordinate with your university’s health office for timely certificate issuance.
- Team Chemistry: If playing doubles or team events, practice with partners ahead of the Games to streamline communication.
- Rest: Ensure you have adequate sleep during the week leading up to each event to maximize performance.
Commitment to these steps not only improves your chances of winning but also enriches the shared experience with fellow students.
Networking Opportunities
The Games are more than races and matches; they catalyze connections across disciplines. Key networking moments include:
- Pre‑Game Mixers: Join casual get‑to‑know sessions organized by the Event Committee.
- Poster Sessions: Present research or student projects to peers from other universities.
- Post‑Game Discussions: Share insights with coaches, alumni, and faculty in structured debriefs.
These interactions can open doors to internships, joint projects, and potential co‑curriculum collaborations.
How to Make the Most of the Event
To fully benefit from the Games, consider:
- Set realistic, measurable goals—e.g., achieve a personal best or finish within a target percentile.
- Document your performance with video or photos for self‑analysis.
- Seek feedback from coaches and peers; it fuels growth.
- Participate in side‑events that promote cross‑departmental interaction, such as the inter‑faculty banquet.
- Take advantage of the venue’s amenities—nutrition cafés, first‑aid stations, and relaxation zones.
Next Steps if You Have Questions
If you need clarification about eligibility, scheduling, or certification, you can:
- Visit Room 410d in the VUM Student Affairs Office during working hours.
- Send an email to [email protected] for prompt assistance.
- Click ‘Ask a Question’ to submit a ticket on the university portal.
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Plan Your Participation Today
The 25th Varna University Student Games are scheduled for late March and early April. Registration opens now; secure your spot by completing the online form before the respective deadline. Bring your equipment, health certificate, and enthusiasm to an event that celebrates unity and competition across Varna’s academic landscape.
Don’t miss this chance to represent VUM, bond with peers, and step onto a broader stage of personal development.
Final CTA: Register inquiries by email now, or visit VUM Student Life for additional resources.
