2015 Summer Universiade
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XXVIII Summer Universiade | |
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Nations participating | 199 |
Athletes participating | --- |
Events | --- |
Officially opened by | --- |
Athlete's Oath | --- |
Torch Lighter | --- |
Main venue | Gwangju World Cup Stadium |
The 2015 Summer Universiade, the XXVIII Summer Universiade, is scheduled for Gwangju, South Korea. It will take place after 12 years in Daegu, from July 3 to July 14, 2015.
Bid selection
The cities of Edmonton, Canada; Taipei, Taiwan; and Gwangju, South Korea were in contention for the Games. On May 23, 2009, FISU awarded the hosting rights to Gwangju.[1] Gwangju was an unsuccessful bidder for the 2013 games.
Venues
- Gwangju World Cup Stadium: ceremonies, athletics,football
- Bitgoeul Sports Complex: judo
- Chosun University Gymnasium: taekwondo
- Dongkang College Gymnasium: volleyball
- Gwangju Kia Champions Field: baseball
- Gwangju University Gymnasium: volleyball
- Honam University Football Stadium: football
- Honam University Gymnasium: volleyball
- Jinwol Sports Complex: diving, swimming, gymnastics, tennis, volleyball
- Joowol Archery Range: archery
- Kim Dae-Jung Convention Center: fencing
- Moodeung Stadium: baseball
- Yeomju Sports Complex: basketball, tennis, water polo
Damyang
- Chuseong Stadium: football
Gurye
- Gurye Gymnasium: handball
Hwasun
- Hanium Culture&Sports Center: badminton
- Hwasun Stadium: football
- Moodeungsan Golf Club: golf
Jangseong
- Hong Gil-Dong Gymnasium: table tennis
- Jangseong Rowing Complex: rowing
Mokpo
- Mokpo Gymnasium: handball
- Mokpo International Football Center: football
Muan
- Muan Sport Park: basketball
- Chodang University Gymnasium: basketball
Naju
- Dongshin University Gymnasium: volleyball
- Naju Indoor Gymnasium: handball
- Naju Shooting Range: shooting
- Naju Stadium: football
- Naju Universiade Gymnasium: handball
Suncheon
- Palma Gymnasium: volleyball
Yeonggwang
- Yeongkwan Sportium: basketball, football
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