WATER SPORTS Diving Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p. m. : Men & Women diving 3 events: Springboard 1m Springboard 3m Platform 5 m 3 categories: FINA Masters Masters Promotion 1 Masters Promotion 2 You can select a different category for each event (you may change category prior to the competition at dive list registration, a few days prior to the competition). Prices Whatever the number of events : Paris Aquatique Swimmers: €20 Non-Paris Aquatique Swimmers: €30 Register Rules The competition is open to Masters Divers (from 18 years old, not 25) with two special categories for the beginners. All competitors will receive a link to DiveRecorder to enter their series in the weeks leading up to the competition, and must enter their entire series for each event no later than Tuesday 14th of may at midnight, not respecting this deadline will cancelled their participation. Online changes to dive lists will be taken into account until Thursday May 17, 9pm (Paris time). Modified FINA rules in compliance with the French Swimming Federation ones for Masters will be applied to the following age groups: 18-24, 25-34, 35-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79 and > 80 Masters Numbers of dives : Age group 1m / 3m Springboard 5m Platform Men Women Men Women 18-24 6 5 6 5 25-34 6 5 6 5 35-49 6 5 6 5 50-59 6 5 5 5 60-69 6 5 5 5 70-79 5 5 4 4 >80 5 5 4 4 Each dive must be performed in a different direction according to its corresponding code in the FINA table. Exception: In age groups 70 and older, dives with the same code may be repeated as long as the position is different. More information: >> Competition Regulation << Beginners (Promotion 1 or 2) 2-5 different dives with different codes chosen from the FINA table in addition with Straight jumps and Line ups Degree of Difficulty must not exceed 2.0. Masters Promotion 1 (Men & Women) Springboard 1 m et 3 m : 6 dives* Plateform 5 m : 4 dives* Masters Promotion 2 (Men & Women:) Springboard 1 m et 3 m : 7 dives* Plateform 5 m : 5 dives* *details in document below More information: >> Promotion 1 and 2 Categories's Programm << Georges Hermant swimming pool 8-10, rue David d'Angers 75019 Paris Write to Paris Aquatique Infrastructure Organized by

The TIP, a commission of the LGBT+ Sports Federation The LGBT+ Sports Federation gathers nearly 50 LGBT+ sports associations throughout France, representing nearlt 6,000 athletes of all levels. Its role is to fight against discrimination, especially those related to sexual orientation or gender identity, and promote sports for all. Learn more An inclusive tournament With approximately 2,300 to 3,000 registered athletes from over 28 countries and nearly 30 sports represented, the International Tournament of Paris (TIP) is a key sporting event both in France and worldwide. The TIP is built upon the following founding values: Inclusion: Open to everyone, regardless of athletic level, background, or sexual orientation, within an atmosphere of mutual respect and friendliness. Fighting discrimination: The event is fully aligned with the mission of the LGBT+ Sports Federation, which actively campaigns for sports free from LGBTphobia and prejudice. Diversity of practice: Whether a beginner or a seasoned competitor, everyone comes together around shared values, encouraging a mix of skill levels and disciplines. Inclusion is the true watchword of this competition: sports unite us, transcend barriers, and allow everyone to find their place through the joy of self-improvement and sharing. Learn more More about inclusion? To learn about the actions taken by the TIP to promote the inclusion of all, visit the page dedicated to inclusion. Discover our actions Our 2026 godmother? Each edition of the TIP, a patron support and promote the competition. Coming soon Financial help? Need financial assistance to participate to the competition, apply when you register. Discover the outreach

ARTISTIC SPORTS Gymnastics Gym registrations are back to open. Thank you for waiting! Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd 1/ Rhythmic gymnastics and artistic gymnastics I competition (not mandatory) 9:00 a.m. opening of the gymnasium doors 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. rhythmic gymnastics competition (all levels) 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. artistic gymnastics competition (balance beam, all levels) 12:00 p.m. End of the competition & medal ceremony. 2/ Rhythmic gymnastics gala 12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Elisa COHEN, Galipettes rhythmic gymnastics professor de GR at Galipettes and France champion Peterson CÉÜS , the most award-wining and renowned male rhythmic gymnast in France, and Galipettes godfather rhythmic gymnastics group guest 1:00 p.m. to 1.45 p.m.: Lunch break 3/ Artistic gymnastics and Acroyoga training / Workshops 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. artistic gymnastics workshop / discovery of artistic gymnastics activities in the form of group workshops 3:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. break 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. acroyoga workshop / discovery of Acroyoga activities in the form of group workshops. 6:30 p.m. gym closure Catering: - for Galipettes members: the meal is included in the registration fee. - for non Galipettes members: a meal plan is offered in addition to registration, - a small bar is available during the competitions for participants. Detailed program Sunday, May 24th 1/ Floor Artistic gymnastics competition II (not mandatory) 9 a.m. opening of the gymnasium doors 9 a.m.- 10:00 a.m. Athlete’s warm-up and jury meeting 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. artistic gymnastics event/sports competition on the floor (all levels) 12:45 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. artistic gymnastics event/sports competition on vault (all levels) 2:00 p.m. end of the competition & medal ceremony 2:30 p.m.: gym closure Catering: - a small bar is available during the competitions for participants. Prices External participant (without lunch): €28 External participant (lunch included): €38 GALIPETTES member (lunch included) : €28 These prices give access to all the activities offered by Galipettes association: training, workshops and competitions. Each participant can freely choose the activites. Register Rules The sports day takes place in two stages of your choice: 1/ ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS and ACROYOGA TRAINING / WORKSHOPS These training sessions and workshops aim to introduce the disciplines to people who wish to discover these activities, or to carry out training sessions. 2/ RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS COMPETITION The mixed Rhythmic Gymnastics competition, taking place on Saturday around 10:00 a.m., will proceed as follows: An individual sequence, with the apparatus the competitor choice(s), preferably in music, with a duration of 1min30, where each candidate will present a maximum of figures, according to a rhythmic gymnastics referential. The rhythmic gymnastics referential is a grid of classic and achievable figures in Rhythmic Gymnastics, completely genderless to promote the most diversity among the participants, in accordance with the values of LGBTQI+ inclusion. A jury will evaluate the realization, the technique, and difficulty of each participant's sequence. The jury will establish a ranking by level, with a medal ceremony for the 3 best sequences. 3/ ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS COMPETITION The Mixed Artistic Gymnastics sports competitions which will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday (balance beam competition, all levels) and around 10:00 a.m. on Sunday (floor and vault competitions, all levels) and will take place as follows: We propose 4 competition levels : Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Élite. We propose 3 apparatuses for individual competition: Floor, Vault, Balance beam; as well as an All-Around that includes Floor, Vault and Balance beam. Each participant can register to only one or more event(s) of the following. One participant can register in different levels if they are registered in independent individual competitions (for instance balance beam beginner and floor intermediate) but for the All-Around competition they have to be at the same level in the 3 apparatuses : FLOOR: Each candidate will propose a maximum of figures proposed according to a reference by level of difficulty of gymnastics: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Elite, with music, in a given time (maximum 2 minutes per presentation) VAULT: Each gymnast performs 2 vaults. The highest-scoring vault will be retained. The two vaults may be different, but must use the same take-off surface and correspond to the same skill level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Elite). BALANCE BEAM: Each gymnast will propose a maximum of figures proposed according to a reference by level of difficulty of gymnastics: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Elite (maximum 2 minutes per presentation). ALL-AROUND: Participants in the All-Around must compete in all floor, vault and balance beam at the same skill level. Their final score will be the sum of all the performances. The figure repository is a grid of classic and achievable figures in Artistic Gymnastics, but adapted to respond to a gender mix of participants and in accordance with the values of LGBTQI+ inclusion.It is offered by level of difficulty and is detailed when registering on the TIP website. If necessary, it will always be possible to change its level on the day of the event. A jury will evaluate the realization, the technique, and the level of difficulty of each participant during his passage. The jury will establish a ranking by level, with a medals ceremony for the 3 best, for each level. Rhythmic Gymnastics Rules (FR) Artistic Gymnastics Rules (FR) Infrastructure Gymnase Huyghens 10 rue Huyghens, 75014 PARIS Write to the organizers Indicate "TIP 2026" in the object Organized by

BALL GAMES Volley-ball FLINTA Detailed program Sunday, May 24th Women+'s team 6v6 competition : confirmed, intermediate and beginner Recommended levels : A/B+, B/B-/C+ et C/D 9:00 a.m .: Reception of competitors & breakfast 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m . : Competition Lunch : Option to select at registration on the platform Presentation of medals on site Prices Standard price: €20 (lunch excluded) Register Rules Volley-Vous+ provides the essential equipment: balls, net sides, refereeing tool (score and whistle), application to manage the results. FIVB regulations will be followed for all categories. Must whistle all faults. European participants must provide their European insurance cards to be covered, non-Europeans will be covered by their own insurance. Volley-Vous+ does not cover tournament-related accidents. The registration of players must be made by the captain of the team and paid by each member of the team. Infrastructures Gymnase Jules Noël 3 avenue Maurice d’Ocagne 75014 Paris Gymnase Charcot 80 Rue du Chevaleret, 75013 Paris Write to organizers Organized by

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Saturday May 18, 2024 Apéri’TIP Let's celebrate our victories! Aperi'TIP: Elles Bar Happy Hours: from 6.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. More infos. Aperi'TIP: FREEDJ Happy Hours: from 7.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. More infos.

Saturday, May 23rd, 2026 TIP Cruise I can't, I have a houseboat party! River's King boat The Paris International Tournament invites you to a cruise on the Seine aboard the River's King. For 15 years, the River's King has been one of Paris's most impressive event venues, offering 4,800 sq ft (450m²) of space. Come and enjoy the bar, music, snacks, and a festive atmosphere. Limited tickets available. How to get there! 4 Quai Saint-Bernard, 75005 Paris, France Maps Date Saturday, May 23rd, 2026 Schedule 7:00 PM – Doors open 8:00 PM – Boat departure 10:00 PM – Back to dock Cette immense terrasse de 150m2 en partie couverte, vous fera découvrir Paris sous un angle inédit. Sur les beaux jours, buffets et planchas donneront à votre événement, une touche estivale. Check out the menu Limited tickets Book now Your QR code will be collected at Hotel de Ville village, added to your registration, that you will have to bring to the boat ELLES Bar Happy Hour s: 5:30 p.m. > 10 p.m. On presentation of you r accreditation More information 12 Rue du Plâtre, 75004 Paris Freedj Happy Hour s: 6 p.m. > 10 p.m. On presentation of you r accreditation More information 35 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie 75004 Paris

Water Sports Rowing Rowing registrations are now open. Thank you for waiting! Detailed program Saturday, May 23th 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Check-in, boat launching, and warm-up 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM Races 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM Festive Event & Medal Ceremony OVERVIEW OF THE DAY The day begins with the welcome desk and briefing, followed by warm-up sessions. Races will take place in the afternoon, concluding with the award ceremony at the end of the day. PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT Activities, indoor rowing demonstrations, and partner booths. Light refreshments and snacks will be available on-site (at the athletes' own expense). Eligibility Requirements The regatta is open to adult rowers (18+), both national and international, who hold a valid license issued by a national rowing federation or an equivalent document. Race Format The races are conducted in lanes, with each crew assigned a specific lane marked by buoys. The ranking for the 1,000m races is based on real-time results (Open category). For the 500m sprints, starts are organized according to the results of the 1,000m races, seeded from the slowest to the fastest time. Prices Registration Fees: €68 (38 euros upon proof of an FFA license) Equipment Rental (Seat) 2-race Pack: €50 Additional race: €20 Meals not included – Food truck available on-site Late Registration (after March 31, 2026): 2-race Pack: €60 Additional race: €25 Participation in the 500m sprint is optional and free of charge. Only participants registered for the 1,000m events are eligible to enter. Register Crew Composition Crews may consist of rowers from different clubs, with no geographical or national restrictions. There is no quota for international rowers within a crew, whether it is a single-club or a composite (inter-club) crew. Para-rowing is available on a case-by-case basis for participants with disabilities, with specific adaptations made based on individual needs. Equipment and Rental A boat rental service is provided by the organizers, subject to availability. The organizers do not provide accommodation or catering services. Finality of Registration All registrations are final and non-refundable. Boat Rental Availability: If the number of requests for boat rentals exceeds the available stock, the affected participants will be notified in advance and their registration fees will be refunded. Crew Matching Service: If the organizers are unable to complete a crew through the "crew pool" (bourse aux équipiers), the affected participants will be informed and the corresponding fees will be refunded. Category Mergers: If a category does not have enough entries, the organizers reserve the right to merge categories or offer an alternative. Weather Conditions: Depending on weather conditions, the regatta or specific races may be cancelled or postponed. Infrastructure Stade Nautique Olympique d'Île-de-France 4 Chemin de la Victoire 77360 Vaires-sur-Marne Write to Rowing Organized by

COMBAT SPORTS Wrestling Detailed program Saturday, May 18th 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Common day with boxing and wrestling Breakfast Rocky games: Sports and fun team events; get to know each other while having fun! Lunch : Buffet Competitions: boxing, judo, karate or Workshops: aikido, karate, wrestling, others… PAF! : Apéro pole combat Detailed program Sunday, May 19th 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Breakfast Thematic multi-sport workshops: self defense in judo, karate, aikido the movement in space seen by each sport or competition/course Sumo initiation Lunch : Light buffet Stretching, relaxation workshop This program is to be specified and is likely to change slightly. Prices Participant: 28€ Volunteers* with meal**: 20€ For the volunteers who do not wish to include the meals , please contact one of the associations; no need to register on the site. *The designated persons who will help on site (e.g. logistics, technical, etc.) are considered volunteers. ** 2 meals included: Saturday lunch and Sunday lunch Register Rules There will be no competition. However, during the combat phase of our workshops, the following rules will be in effect (in accordance with FFLDA recommendations). A fight lasts a total of 6 minutes, divided into two 3-minute rounds, with a 30-second break in between. The categories of fighters are made on the criteria of gender and weight. The men will be subject to the rules of freestyle wrestling, ie direct attacks to the legs are authorized. Women will be subject to the rules of women's wrestling, which prohibits certain blows deemed dangerous due to the physiological specificities of the female body. We will require the signing of a discharge on site the day of the workshop for people not licensed with the federation. Appropriate attire (shorts, T-shirt, no jewelry or accessories and short cut nails) will also be required. Infrastructure Centre Sportif Max Rousié 28, rue André Bréchet, 75017 Paris Write to wrestling Organized by

BALLS M+ & F+ Soccer Full from its own success, please contact Soccer organisation to be part of the holding list. You'll be kept in touch then. Thanks! Write to the organizers Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd 8.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.: 1st day of competition Detailed program Sunday, May 24th 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. : 2nd and last day of competition Prices Full rate: €30 Register Rules Full Rules Stade Maryse Hilsz 34 rue Maryse Hilsz, 75020 Paris Write to the organizers Infrastructure Organized by

OUTDOORS Petanque Petanque registrations should open on Feb. 13th. Stay tuned & thank you for waiting! Detailed program Saturday &/or Sunday, May 23rd & 24th Provisional Tournament Schedule 8:45 a.m. — Welcome & check-in 9:00 a.m. — Random draw for Round 1 A 15-minute break is planned between each round and the draw for the next round. 9:15 to 10:00 a.m. Round 1 10:15 to 11:00 a.m. Round 2 11:15 to 12:00 p.m. Round 3 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. Lunch break 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. Round 4 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. Round 5 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. Finals (1st vs 2nd and 3rd vs 4th) 4:30 p.m. Medal ceremony Prices Price for 1 competition (Saturday OR Sunday): €20 Price for 1 competition with meal box: €30 Price for 2 competitions (Saturday AND Sunday): €35 Price for 2 competitions with one meal box per day: €55 Register Sport's rules TOURNAMENT RULES – PETANQUE Competition Format The tournament is played in triples using a Swiss Round system, with 20 teams (60 players). It includes 5 rounds, followed by final matches. No team is eliminated before the end of the rounds. There are two separate competitions: one on Saturday and the other on Sunday. Participants can register for Saturday, Sunday, or both days. Rounds Structure Round 1: random pairings. Rounds 2 to 5: pairings based on rankings (teams with similar performance). Rematches are avoided as much as possible. Maximum duration of one round is 45 minutes. Match ends at the whistle, the current end is completed, the ongoing point does not count. Finals Played to 13 points, No time limit Swiss Scoring System Win: 1 point Draw: 0.5 point Loss: 0 point Statistics Definitions PF (Points For): total points scored PA (Points Against): total points conceded Point Difference (PF – PA): used to break ties Ranking The ranking is updated after each round and finalized after Round 5 according to: 1) Total Swiss points 2) Point difference (PF – PA) 3) Total points scored (PF) Final Phase: At the end of the final ranking: Final: 1st vs 2nd Match for 3rd place: 3rd vs 4th Infrastructure Boulodrome Stade Suzanne Lenglen Entrance of the park is in front of: 2 Boulevard des Frères Voisins, 75015 Paris Write to the organizers Organized by

Inclusion Time for caring and respect We would like to emphasize that the TIP i s open to everyone, and this applies whatever their : gender identity and gender expression, sexual or romantic orientation, nationality, ethnic origin, social origin, age, physical characteristics, health status, beliefs, whether they are real or perceived. "55% of LGBT+ people have experienced anti-LGBT+ acts in their lifetime, 17% in the past 12 months." IFOP survey for the Fondation Jasmin Roy, in partnership with the Fondation Jean Jaurès and the DILCRAH, 2019 Stereotypes and prejudices are asked to stay in the locker room. Here at the TIP, we save our breath for inclusion. Insulting, degrading or stigmatizing comments are not tolerated during the International Tournament of Paris, under penalty of exclusion from the competition without any right of claim for refund. Act together for inclusion and against LGBTQIA+ phobias in sport Promote the practice of women's sports The TIP does everything possible to encourage the practice of women's sports for all women. Indeed, women’s events, mixed or in desired diversity, are offered in a majority of the TIP sports. During the TIP, "non-mixed" events are organized in order to create dedicated safe spaces for them to meet and take the most of it. A space and a bar will be dedicated to women and other "gender minorities" -among our LGBTQIA+ community- during the closing night of the TIP which will take place at the Dôme de Paris. Recognize non-binary people The "non-binary" choice can be entered when creating the athlete's profile and is taken into account throughout the event. Taking action for transgender rights At TIP, athletes are free to register in the sport category of their choice, and this also applies when it comes to determining their gender identity at registration. No proof of gender identity is required to take part in the events or to enter the event. Furthermore, the inclusion of transgender people in the LGBTQIA+ sports community is one of our priorities. Sport and Trans Charter Fight against agism, classism, fatphobia, racism, serophobia, ableism... Ageism, classism, grossophobia, racism, serophobia, validism, have no place in our circles, neither on the field nor during the demonstrations linked to the TIP. This tournament aims to adapt to the entire sports population. The Tournoi International de Paris wishes in particular to change our views on the stigma associated with age in sports practice. The TIP offers most of its sports by level and so-called "soft" sports activities in order to allow everyone to find their own balance, without any injunction to performance. The TIP fights against any remarks or behaviors highlighting the physical and/or medical singularities of the athletes. Welcoming people with disabilities The TIP team and the organizing associations will do everything possible to accommodate people with disabilities during the sports events, particularly in terms of access to the venues and the practice of the chosen activity. People with disabilities are asked to contact the organizing team of the sport(s) to which they would like to participate in order to obtain all the required information. Regarding the access to the TIP events, please take note of the accessibility conditions directly by the venues : Paris City Hall, Paris Dome. Fight against agism, classism, fatphobia, racism, serophobia, ableism... Ageism, classism, grossophobia, racism, serophobia, validism, have no place in our circles, neither on the field nor during the demonstrations linked to the TIP. This tournament aims to adapt to the entire sports population. The Tournoi International de Paris wishes in particular to change our views on the stigma associated with age in sports practice. The TIP offers most of its sports by level and so-called "soft" sports activities in order to allow everyone to find their own balance, without any injunction to performance. The TIP fights against any remarks or behaviors highlighting the physical and/or medical singularities of the athletes. Where to stay in Paris? Need a free accommodation solution or welcome athletes free of charge at your home, indicate this when you register. Our accommodation solutions Financial help? Need financial assistance to participate, apply when you register for the tournament. Solidarity Fund - Outreach