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Our Volleyball Team Becomes Champion

Our Volleyball Team Becomes Champion

The Bahçeşehir University Women's Volleyball Team finished the Türkiye Koç Fest University Sports Games held at Eskişehir Anadolu University as champions. Our Men's Basketball Team finished second.

WOMEN ARE CHAMPIONS

The Bahçeşehir University Women's Volleyball Team finished its matches against Hacettepe, İstanbul Aydın University and Gazi University unbeaten, topping the group.Winning its match against İstanbul Bilgi University 3-0, it qualified for the final, and by defeating Marmara University it became champion.

MEN FINISH SECOND

The Bahçeşehir University Men's Basketball Team faced Kocaeli University, Celal Bayar University and İstanbul Bilgi University in its group. Finishing these matches unbeaten, our Men's Basketball Team also won its match against Haliç University and qualified for the final. In the final, it lost to Haliç University and finished the championship in second place.
 
BAHÇEŞEHİR STUDENTS MAKE HISTORY
 
It was not only the BAU Volleyball and Basketball teams that succeeded at the Türkiye Koç Fest University Sports Games. Bahçeşehir students virtually made history at the games.

All of Bahçeşehir University's achievements at the games are as follows:
 
2011-2012 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS
Men's Basketball Team Super League, 2nd in Türkiye
Women's Basketball Team 1st League, 2nd in İstanbul
Football Team Super League, 2nd in Türkiye
Women's Volleyball Team Super League, Türkiye Champion
Women's Tennis Team Promoted from the 2nd League to the 1st League
Bowling - Men Türkiye Champion
Fencing - Reha Doğan Épée - 1st in Türkiye
Fencing - Yeliz İçen Sabre - 2nd in Türkiye
Fencing - Hadi Özgürkan Foil - 3rd in Türkiye
Fencing - Emir Özkurt Foil - 3rd in Türkiye
Swimming - Tutku Gündoğan - 50 m freestyle 1st in Türkiye - New University record
Swimming - Güven Duvan - 50 m backstroke 1st in Türkiye - New University record
Swimming - Güven Duvan - 100 m backstroke 1st in Türkiye - New University record