College and University

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, CCAA - Canadian Colleges Athletic Association. The national governing body for men's and women's college sport in Canada.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, AUS - Australian University Sport. The governing body of University sport in Australia, AUS supports athletics at over 50 member institutions in five geographic divisions.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, NCAA - National Collegiate Athletic Association - Official Site. Complete information about NCAA regulations (including eligibility requirements), statistics, links to member conferences and associations, and news about NCAA-sponsored activities, programs, and events for college and university athletics in the United States.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, NWAACC - Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges. Oversees sports in more than 36 community colleges.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, CCAA - Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association. Features history, member institutions from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and current and past seasons men and women teams in soccer, volleyball, badminton, basketball and golf.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, NCAA - Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. History, championships, issues, recruiting and partner information for the SIAC.

Sports, College and University, Governing Bodies, NCAA - The Dartmouth. Completely student-run and independent of Dartmouth College, The Dartmouth is America's oldest college newspaper.

Sports, College and University, News and Media - CollegeSportsInfo.com. Features links to news, message boards, contacts, and forums.

The participants were able to compete with their peers in 677 matches altogether, and in the end the European Universities Games Champions were declared in the ten sports of the Games.

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