21 March 2015

Gallipoli Games Organising Committee Visits Çanakkale 2015 Coordination Centre!

Gallipoli Games co-chair Faruk Boyacioglu has visited the 2015 Coordination Centre in Çanakkale established under the Governor’s Office to coordinate the 100th year anniversary commemorative events.

Mr.Boyacioglu met with the Centre’s Secretary-General Mahmut Akkus, as well as representatives from the Turkish University Sports Federation, to discuss the progress of the upcoming Gallipoli Games.

The meeting took place as site inspections took part in Çanakkale and on the Gallipoli Peninsula.

16 April 2015

GALLIPOLI GAMES TO BE HELD FOR WORLD PEACE

The event organizers of Gallipoli Games 2015 have announced the inaugural competition, which was to be held between 25-29 April 2015, will now be held in the upcoming dates… (Read More)

10 April 2015

No ordinary games

The Chief Executive Officer of Australian University Sport, Don Knapp, is well aware the Gallipoli Games concept is a sporting event that extends beyond the more traditional competitions and has already begun educating and inspiring his Australian delegation. (Read More)

09 April 2015

Indian athletes prepare to head to Turkey

It’s often agreed in academic circles that one of the countries consistently neglected in the global understanding of the Battle of Gallipoli is India... (Read More)

08 April 2015

More than just a sports competition

After the long and cold English winter which has swept much of Great Britain, Antonella Palmese is hopeful Turkey will bring out the sunshine when the Gallipoli Games starts... (Read More)

02 April 2015

New Zealand Swimmer Ready To Cross The Dardanelles

As far as sporting disciplines go, Penny Hayes has tipped her toes in quite a few... (Read More)

01 April 2015

Australian rugby star retracing the path of history

When Australian rugby player Matt Narracott steps onto the soil of the Gallipoli Peninsula to represent his country in a few weeks, he’ll also be retracing the footsteps of a family member who fought in the First World War... (Read More)