The Association of European Team Sports (ETS) that was officially established this past December 8, 2009 in Nyon is very pleased to launch as of today its official website under the URL www.europeanteamsports.com
All European team sports have certain things in common, be it in their everyday activities, such as the development and regulation of their sport in Europe and the organization of competitions, or in issues linked to their politico-economic environment. It was this realization that led them, early in the new millennium, to come together for informal discussions on points of common interest. Regular meetings of this sort were organized by basketball (FIBA Europe), football (UEFA), handball (EHF) and volleyball (CEV), who were later joined by ice hockey (IIHF) and rugby (FIRA-AER). In July 2008 the European team sports submitted to the EU a joint document entitled 'Safeguarding the Heritage and Future of Team Sport in Europe' defining their common position regarding various key challenges faced by European sport. The next step was taken in December 2009, when the group strengthened their relationship by creating the Association of European Team Sports (ETS) to promote, develop and represent the interests of European team sports.
All European team sports have certain things in common, be it in their everyday activities, such as the development and regulation of their sport in Europe and the organization of competitions, or in issues linked to their politico-economic environment. It was this realization that led them, early in the new millennium, to come together for informal discussions on points of common interest. Regular meetings of this sort were organized by basketball (FIBA Europe), football (UEFA), handball (EHF) and volleyball (CEV), who were later joined by ice hockey (IIHF) and rugby (FIRA-AER). In July 2008 the European team sports submitted to the EU a joint document entitled 'Safeguarding the Heritage and Future of Team Sport in Europe' defining their common position regarding various key challenges faced by European sport. The next step was taken in December 2009, when the group strengthened their relationship by creating the Association of European Team Sports (ETS) to promote, develop and represent the interests of European team sports.
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