Student Development & Enrollment Management

International Particpation

March 1995: Bulgaria

Participation in the American University of Bulgaria Tournament, Blageovgrad

1st place men's volleyball
1st place men's basketball
2nd place men's tennis

March 1996: Greece

Participation in the American College of Greece Sports Tournament, Athens

1st place swimming
1st place table tennis
2nd place men's volleyball
2nd place women's volleyball
2nd place men's basketball

April 1998: France

Participation in the "Tournoi des 5 Ballons" in Cergy Pontoise, France, one of the largest university tournaments in Europe with more than 30 universities from 17 countries including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc.

5th place men's football (out of 16 teams)
Winners of "FAIR PLAY" Trophy

April 1999: France

Participation in the "Tournoi des 5 Ballons" in Cergy Pontoise, France

3rd place men's football (out of 16)

April 2000: France

Participation in the "Tournoi des 5 Ballons" in Cergy Pontoise, France

3rd place men's volleyball (out of 16)
3rd place women's volleyball (out of 14)

June 2000: Turkey

Participation in the Boghazici University Sportsfest 2000, Istanbul, Turkey

1st place men's tennis (6 teams)
2nd place women's table tennis (4 teams)
1 gold, 1 silver, and 2 bronze medals in swimming

May 2001: Greece

Participation in the American College of Greece International Festival, Athens

1st place men's football (8 teams) 1st place women's medley relay
2nd place women's tennis doubles (Lama Daouk & Thalie Nasrallah)
2nd place women's table tennis (Rayyan Kalmoni)
3rd place women's table tennis (Randa Ayyach)
3rd place men's table tennis (Mohamad Sleiman)
3rd place women's basketball (4 teams)
3 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze medals in swimming (13 teams) (Nadine Kaissi, Renwa Malak, Zeina Renno, Joelle Bekhazi)

March 2002: Dubai

Participation in the American University of Dubai International Festival

1st place men's basketball (8 teams)
2nd place women's basketball (4 teams)
2nd place women's volleyball (5 teams)
3rd place team tennis (5 teams)
9 gold, 4 silver medals, 1st place overall men's swimming (8 teams) (Mohammad Ammachi, Nicolas Nehmeh, Wael Joma'a,Rafic Rawas, Hisham Rawas, Anthony Chehwane)

May 2004: Greece

Participation in the American College of Thessaloniki Spring Tournament

1st place men’s volleyball (3 teams)
2nd place men’s soccer (6 teams)
3rd place women’s volleyball
3rd place women’s basketball Samah Safa, Most Valuable Player, Men’s Volleyball; Marwan Takkoush (Soccer) and Elsa Bechara (Women’s Basketball), Sportsmanship Award

June 2004: Turkey

Participation in the Boghazici University Sports Fest

Ghazal Jbeili, 3 Gold Medals

April 2005: France

Semi-final place in women’s basketball (out of 11 teams)
Quarter-final place in both men’s basketball (14 teams) and football (14 teams)

June 2005: Turkey

Participation in the Boghazici University Sports Fest

1st place men’s handball
1st place ladies’ tennis, Nevine Kuzbari
3rd place women’s and men’s table tennis, Sereen Malak and Kamel Basma

April 2006: France

Participation in the "Tournoi des 5 Ballons" in Cergy Pontoise, France

3rd place rugby 7s

May 2006: Greece

Participation in the American College of Thessaloniki International Tournament

1st place men’s volleyball (4 teams)
1st place men’s basketball (6 teams)
1st place women’s basketball (3 teams)
2nd place men’s soccer (6 teams)
2nd place women’s volleyball
Most Valuable Player Awards

Samah Safa - Men’s Volleyball
Fouad Serhan - Men’s Basketball
Sabine Fakhoury - Women’s Basketball

May 2007: France

Participation in the Eurocriterium 2007 International Tournament

2nd place women's basketball (9 teams)
2nd place women's tennis, Nevin Kuzbari (9 players)
2nd place overall swimming competition

Jimmy Yamout (3 gold, 2 silver)
Aline Hatab (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)
Rami Moakasa and Marwa Itani (1 silver, 1 bronze each)