Great moments are expected this summer for the #BEACHPOLISTAS World Tour 2022, which returns to Limassol under the auspices of the Limassol Municipality, as part of the "Lemesia" event and with the support of FAB Sportswear and Yadatinos Kosmos, Stelios Stylianou, spokesman of the Cyprus Organizing Committee, told CNA.
He noted that in 2022, the event, which has been placed under the auspices of the COA, will be upgraded to Beachpolistas World Tour and will be held from 29 to 31 July, while the tournament is expected to be attended by athletes from all teams of Cyprus, Greeks and foreigners, old and current polo players and many friends of the sport.
He added that the event has already started this year in Uruguay and will travel to various countries including Chile, Croatia, Greece, Mexico and Cyprus.
"Apart from the competition schedule, which includes a very large number of matches, there are expected to be several individual and team competitions. The event will be held in two categories, OPEN and U14," he added.
As he said, the participation of the athletes costs €15 each and includes a collector's T-shirt, as well as gifts from sponsors of the event.
"For this year's Beachpolistas World Tour in Limassol, our intention is that part of the proceeds will be donated to the TELETHON charity. TELETHON is an international charity event, which in Cyprus is organized by the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics and the Cyprus Myopathy Association since 1994. The aim of TELETHON is to support and help fellow myopaths and improve their quality of life. TELETHON also supports scientific research for the development of treatments for genetic and neurological diseases. TELETHON is appreciated by the Cypriot society for its long-standing contribution to patients and its transparent activity," he added.
Stylianou said that this year, for the second time, they will combine, within the framework of the games, environmental actions mainly related to the cleanliness of the sea and recycling.
Source: CNA
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