Stay
As well as participation at the tournament, Euro-Sportring also arranges the accommodation for the participants. Participants can usually choose between school accommodation, group accommodation (youth accommodation and bungalows) and hotels. The accommodation we offer has been selected with care and must comply to a number of conditions, such as: are they within easy reach of the sports park, do they provide value for money, are they suitable for sports groups, are they safe and is the management flexible.

Other information
Catering:
The tournament mensa is situated in the marquee which is located on the sports complex of V.G. Oostende. 

Participating countries

	Belgium
	Germany
	France
	Netherlands
	Poland

Previous winners

2011
FC Germania Enkheim	Germany	U19
VV De Blokkers	Netherlands	U17
VV De Blokkers	Netherlands	U15
VG Oostende	Belgium	U13
2010
Montmagny Sport	France	U19
R Jumet Sc	Belgium	U17
SDO	Netherlands	U15
SV Huizen	Netherlands	U13
2009
KVO Haagt	Belgium	U13
VGO	Belgium	U15
DJK Tus Hordel	Germany	U17
Retamar	Spain	U19
2008
ASE Chastre	Belgium	G15-A*
V.V. Beuningse Boys	Netherlands	G15-B*
VG Oostende	Belgium	M35
2007
HCSC - Den Helder	Netherlands	G15-A*
EJPS Uffheim	France	G15-B*
SE CECS La Garenne	Belgium	M35

Touristic information
Funparc Plopsaland, in Adinkerke-De Panne (30 km from Ostend).
Funparc Plopsaland to admire the first rays of sunshine in the Fairy Tale Forest, feel the wind in your hair during a ride in the Dragon or at the wild river of the Castle of King Samson. For the little ones there is Plopgarden with f.e. the traffic parc, the Plopsa Train Express and a huge playground with all kinds of attractions. Plopsaland has more than 30 attractions and shows for young and old, so bring a visit to Plopsaland and experience another beautiful day at the Belgian Coast.

Ostend.
Ostend is also known as the 'Queen of the Coastal Towns' and is the only Belgian coastal resort that is as lively in the winter as it is in the summer. Culture, sport, gastronomy: there’s a huge variety of things to choose from. Because of the fact that thousands of English tourists visit Ostend each year, the English even call the city of Ostend 'the most British town in Europe'. Why not combine a day at the beach with a museum? In Ostend, you can visit the North Sea aquarium or the Amandine ship, which houses an interactive fisheries museum (open daily). Sporty beach visitors can go (kite) surfing at a number of locations.

Bruges.
Bruges (10 miles from Ostend) with its beautiful, romantic centre filled with monumental buildings is one of the tourist highlights of Belgium. No wonder that the city lures many tourists every season of the year. In particular the “Grand Square” and area around it, is famous for its cultural treasures. Bruges’ main shopping and entertainment centre is also around the “Grand Square”. This is where all the shopping streets such as the Steenstraat and the Zuidzandstraat, meet up. Don’t forget to check out the side streets. There are also two markets on Saturdays. Bruges is a great town for an evening out, with no end of pubs, beer houses, bistros and restaurants. Younger people flock to the Eiermarkt and the pubs and disco bars on Op ’t Zand. The “Grand Square” is the centre of Bruges cultural life. You can’t miss the 83 metre, octagonal Belfort tower, from where you’ll enjoy wonderful views of the city and even the coastline when the weather permits! Discover Bruges from the other side by taking a boat trip which will transport you around the canals. There are five departure points (incl. the Nieuwstraat and Wollestraat).

Dolfinarium Boudewijnparc in Brugge.
Dolfinarium Boudewijnparc is one of the largest Marine Animal Parcs in Europe with more than 25 attractions and shows. Discover the World of the See and meet the dolphins, sea lions, walruses and seals during the various shows. A delightful Dolfinarium day is not only filled with things to learn about, but also full of excitement with great fun. The little ones can visit Bambinoland, but the `Hurricane`, the `Orca-ride`, the wild river, an indoor ice-skating ring and a Big Wheel are attractions for the older ones.

Program introduction
Ostend is known as the 'Queen of the Belgian Coastal towns'. After the first edition of the North Sea Trophy in 2007 where the organisers succeeded in organising a very good football event each year continues to get better and better. The weekend will kick off on Thursday evening with the arrival of the teams. Teams that arrive early will have the chance to explore the attractions of Ostend. The tournament itself starts on Friday when the group matches will be played. At noon the welcome ceremony is planned as well as the team leaders' reception. In the evening a party will be organised in the marquee though the older players might want to investigate the nightlife in Ostend instead. For the youngsters a Penalty Cup will be organised. However, on Saturday all players are expected back on the fields because on this last day of the North Sea Trophy the remaining group matches and the finals will be played. The prize-giving ceremony will then conclude the North Sea Trophy.

Day	Part of day	Description
Thursday	Afternoon	Arrival meetingpoint and check-in from 15:00 - 20:00 hours
	Evening	PParticipants: free programma; suggestion visit Ostend
Friday	Day	Tournament - preliminary rounds
	Noon	Welcome ceremony and team leaders' reception
	Evening	Penalty Cup and social evening in the clubhouse
Saturday	Day	Tournament - intermediate rounds and final matches
	Afternoon	Prize-giving ceremony
	Evening	Participants free programme; suggestion visit Middelkerke
Sunday	Morning	Departure