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Padel Cup

  • Writer: Palas Campus
    Palas Campus
  • May 22, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 23, 2024


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We know that you like sports challenges! 

Therefore, from the 29th of May until the 4th of JUNE we are transforming the Aboveground Parking Lot and the Palas Campus Square into a unique competition and training space.


  1. We will set up the following just for you in the Palas Campus Parking Lot: 1 PADEL court – presentation link – See the padel court schedule:

  • Wednesday, 22nd of May – Friday, 31st of May ONLINE registration period for the PALAS CAMPUS PADEL CUP – for employees of the companies in Palas Campus and UBC, subject to availability of spots. - Registration is free of charge and is open from the 22nd of May at 13:00 until the 31st of May at 10:00. - This is a doubles’ competition (two-player teams will enter the court). - The organizers provide the required equipment (padel rackets, balls). - One set lasts approx. 25 minutes.

 

  • Wednesday, 29th of May – Thursday, 30th of May 9:00 – 21:00 – FREE ACCESS

 

  • Saturday, 1st of June – PRUT PADEL TOUR FRIENDLY MATCHES (women | men | mixed) 12:00 – 14:00 | Men’s division 14:00 – 16:00 | Mixed division 16:00 – 17:00 | Women’s division 17:00 – 19:00 | Finals in all categories 19:00 – 21:00 | After Padel Hours @ Teo’s Café in Palas Campus

 

  • Sunday, 2nd of June – Tuesday, 4th of June – PALAS CAMPUS PADEL CUP 10:00 – 19:00 | The employees of companies in Palas Campus and UBC who registered will face off in the PALAS CAMPUS PADEL CUP

 

1 PICKLEBALL court – presentation link – See the pickleball court schedule:

  • Wednesday, 29th of May – Tuesday, 4th of June 9:00 – 21:00 | FREE ACCESS

 

2. At the entrance to the Palas Campus Square (near the bicycle racks) we are installing:

1 TEQBALL table – presentation link – See the teqball court schedule:

  • Wednesday, 29th of May – Tuesday, 4th of June 9:00 – 21:00 | FREE ACCESS 

 

3. Palas Campus main lobby:

2 JAZZMINTON courts – presentation link – See the jazzminton court schedule:

  • Tuesday, 4th of June – Sunday, 30th of June 9:00 – 21:00 | FREE ACCESS


Contact data for further details:

Mircea Spoială (FZN ARENA) – 0765.233.138

Costi Andriescu (UBC | Palas Campus) 0755.111.301

 

 

See you at Palas Campus!

This event is part of the SPORTS FESTIVAL IAȘI!


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