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BALL SPORT Beach-volley FLINTA Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd Women+'s team competition : confirmed 2v2, intermediate 3v3 and beginner 4v4 Recommended levels : A/B+ in 2v2, B/B-/C+ in intermediate 3v3 and C/D in beginner 4v4 9:00 a.m. : Reception of competitors & breakfast 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. : Competition Lunch: yes -> 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 the 2v2 category. 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. Jules Ladoumègue sport center 37 Rte des Petits Ponts, 75019 Paris Write to the organizers Infrastructure Organized by

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BALL GAMES Handball - Mixed Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd Mixed team competition 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. Welcoming & breakfast 8:30 to 8:55 a.m. Warm-up 9:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. Competition Lunch is not provided. Prices Price: 13€ The price includes tournament and breakfast only. Register Rules Rules will be published some weeks before tournament. The tournament will be organized in one level only - players from different clubs will be mixed on each team. Teams will be mixed. Infrastructure Hautpoul gymnasium 48 rue d'Hautpoul 75019 Paris Write to the organizers Organized by

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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

INDOORS Climbing Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd 9:00 a.m. Check-in and warm-up 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Climbing sessions 3:00 p.m. no new starts will be allowed in preparation for the finals. 4:00 p.m. Final round Participants are free to organize their breaks as they wish, but it is recommended to plan ahead - toward the end of the time slots, it may be difficult to find available opportunities to start a route. Prices Friendly* rate: €35 *if you want to give 5€ to people with economic difficulties Full rate : €30 Social Rate: €20 (max 20 - linked to friendly contribution - to help you to join us) Register Rules The venue is reserved for the event. All participants are required to take care of the equipment and to leave the gym in the same condition in which it was found. Format & Number of Routes / Attempts Each participant is allowed a maximum of 6 attempts (6 “runs”). Each attempt must be made on a route that has not been previously attempted — whether it was successfully completed or not. Re-attempting a route is therefore prohibited. A route is considered “attempted” as soon as both feet leave the ground. In case of doubt, the decision lies with the referee or the responsible volunteer. Categories Three categories are planned: Beginner: participants who have never attempted a route graded 5B+ or higher. Intermediate: participants who have already attempted at least one 5B+ route. Advanced: participants who have already attempted a route graded 6A+ or higher. If a participant qualifies for the intermediate or advanced category, they will compete only in that higher category. Route Scoring Each route is assigned a point value based on its difficulty (displayed at the base of the route). For top-rope routes: Either 0% of the points (if unsuccessful), or 100% of the points (if the final hold is reached). In the case of success, the points are divided by 2. For lead routes:Each clipped quickdraw earns 10% of the route’s total points. The remaining points (up to 100%) are awarded if the climber reaches the top without falling, using only the holds of the route. In the event of a fall or withdrawal, the points awarded correspond to the last quickdraw clipped. Bonuses (Disability / Injuries) Bonus points may be granted to participants with a disability or injury, according to conditions set by the organizers. These bonuses will be determined before the start of the competition. Final Round After the qualification phase (10:00 AM – 3:00 PM), points are totaled. For each category (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced), the top 4 participants qualify for the final. In the final, each finalist must complete a new route, selected by the organizers and adapted to their category level. In the event of a tie after the final, the original ranking (qualification phase points) will be used as a tie-breaker. Belaying, Safety & Judging Belaying will be provided by identifiable volunteers or referees (e.g. via T-shirts or badges). Each participant must use a harness, climbing shoes, and all required safety equipment. Compliance with safety rules is mandatory. Any serious violation may result in exclusion from the competition. Conduct & Respect We aim to foster a spirit of respect, mutual support, and fair play among all participants. Any behavior deemed inappropriate may result in a warning or exclusion from the competition. The event is inclusive: gender, identity, expression, disability, age — everyone is welcome. Gymnase Jules Ladoumègue 39 route des Petits Ponts, 75019 Paris Write to the organizers Infrastructure Organized by

WATER SPORTS Water-Polo Registrations are closed Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Breakfast time 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tournament Detailed program Sunday, May 24th 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Breakfast time 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tournament 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Ceremony TIP 2026 Swimsuit €30 No visuals for now… They’ve been stolen. But by whom? The Louvre Heist... A swimsuit inspired by France's greatest theft! Lost icons, embraced mystery, and a style found nowhere else. This swimsuit isn't meant to stay in a museum: it’s meant to be stolen!! I want it *Disclaimer: Visuals not final – they will be revealed shortly. Prices Single rate: €95 + €20 for meals 2 breakfasts, 2 meals, snacks throughout both days, and entry to Saturday night's party Register Rules Rules will be published a few weeks before tournament. You'll be joined into a team. Hebert swimming pool 2 rue des Fillettes 75018 PARIS Write to the organizers Infrastructure Organized by

COMBAT SPORTS Boxing Detailed program Saturday, May 23rd Savate French boxing 8:30 a.m. Welcoming & breakfast 9:00 a.m. Warm-up 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Competition (savate French boxing - individual) 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. Lunch on your own or TIP meal tray for €10 (to be booked at registration) 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Competition (savate French boxing - teams) 7:00 p.m. PAF ! : Combat center apéritif Detailed program Sunday, May 24th English boxing 9:00 a.m. Welcoming & breakfast 9:30 a.m. Warm-up 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Competition (English boxing) 1:00 p.m. Lunch on your own or TIP meal tray for €10 (to be booked at registration) This program is a tentative schedule subject to slight changes. Prices Athlete: 20€ (meal excluded) TIP meal tray: €10 per day Register Rules Savate French boxing 2 non-gendered competitions (touch sparing): Team competition (beginner and intermediate levels): open to people with a maximum of 1 to 3 years of practice. Each person will compete in their category against the other teams. Teams will be formed by the organization. Individual competition (advanced level): open to those with a red glove (or equivalent) and a minimum of 3 years of practice. Those with a green glove and more than three years of practice may be assigned to the individual competition in the interests of sporting fairness. Both competitions are gender-neutral and categories will be based on the level, weight, and height of the participants. Weight categories will be respected as much as possible to ensure fairness and safety in this competition. The definition of these categories will depend on the size of the registered participants. In all cases, the rules of combat as defined by the French Federation of Savate Boxe Française and Associated Disciplines (FFSBF) will apply, with particular attention paid to technique, control of the power of blows and their trajectories (kicks must be armed). This is not a fight: attempting to knock out an opponent (KO) is therefore prohibited and will be penalized. English boxing An individual educational boxing competition will be organized. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels are accepted (these will be strictly respected in the composition of the pools). Advanced competitors may be assigned—subject to their agreement—to “amateur boxing” pools. Three gender categories will be offered as far as possible: women, men, and non-binary. Each category will be divided into subcategories according to the weight, height, and level of the participants. Competitors must prevail through their technical and tactical skills, but under no circumstances through the power of their blows. The speed of execution is not modified in any way, but must be accompanied by total control of the impact, otherwise penalties will be imposed. Attempting to knock out (KO) an opponent is prohibited. Infrastructure La Plaine Gymnasium 13 rue du Général Guillaumat 75015 Paris Write to boxing 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. 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

TIP Catering Service by Ideel Garden A Collective and Flexible Approach For this edition of the International Tournament of Paris, we have opted for a centralized catering service, designed to foster social interaction between delegations while addressing the environmental challenges of our time. Participation in this service is managed by each individual sports commission: If your sport opts in: You will enjoy full, healthy, and eco-friendly lunches directly on-site. If your sport does not opt in: No worries—alternative dining options will be available to ensure every athlete has access to a quality meal. Our Commitment Reducing costs, not quality By pooling our resources, we are able to lower costs while maintaining absolute standards regarding the origin and quality of our products. Getting My Meals When you register for your sport, the meal plan will either appear as an optional add-on (to be selected or not) or will be automatically included, depending on the specific sport's requirements. Friday’s Menu 1 Main Course and 1 Dessert of your choice Meat Option – Cold noodles with crunchy vegetables, turkey & peanut sauce Rice vermicelli, turkey breast (FR), carrots, cucumber, grilled bell peppers, savory soy sauce (Soy, Gluten, Sulfites), peanut paste (Peanuts), sweet soy sauce (Gluten, Soy, Sulfites), water, roasted peanuts (Peanuts), rapeseed oil, honey, lemon juice (Sulfites), ginger, coriander. Detailed information Fish Option – Fusilli salad with smoked salmon & ricotta Fusilli (Gluten), smoked salmon (Fish), ricotta (Milk), lemon juice (Sulfites), rapeseed oil, Dijon mustard (Mustard, Sulfites), shallot, chives, salt. Detailed information Vegetarian Option – Vegetable & Provençal-style couscous salad Couscous (Gluten), carrots, rapeseed oil, PDO Feta cheese (Milk), grilled bell peppers, shallots, preserved lemon (Sulfites), sun-dried tomatoes (Sulfites), cider vinegar (Sulfites), baby spinach, cranberries, salt, Provençal herb mix, parsley. Detailed information Homemade Dessert – Roasted apples & Greek yogurt Apple, Greek yogurt (Milk), butter (Milk), sugar, spices. Detailed information Fruit Apple or Banana Saturday's Menu 1 Main Course and 1 Dessert of your choice Meat Option – Risoni salad with chicken, yogurt & basil sauce Risoni (Gluten), chicken breast (FR), carrots, Greek yogurt (Milk), cucumber, sun-dried tomatoes (Sulfites), shallots, rapeseed oil, lemon juice (Sulfites), honey, balsamic vinegar (Sulfites), paprika, Dijon mustard (Mustard, Sulfites), thyme, basil, salt. Detailed information Fish Option – Niçoise Salad Jasmin rice, green beans, tuna (Fish), grilled bell peppers, egg (Egg), black olives, corn, rapeseed oil, sun-dried tomatoes (Sulfites), shallots, Sherry vinegar (Sulfites), Dijon mustard (Mustard, Sulfites), olive oil, lemon juice (Sulfites), salt, parsley. Detailed information Vegetarian Option – Veggie Bibimbap Jasmine rice, carrots, poached egg (Egg – FR), Chinese cabbage, mushrooms, broccoli, soy sprouts (Soy), sesame oil (Sesame), rapeseed oil, honey, soy sauce (Soy, Gluten, Sulfites), red curry paste (Nuts), sesame seeds (Sesame). Detailed information Homemade Dessert – Banana bread Banana puree, wheat flour (Gluten), egg (Egg), sugar, chocolate chips (Milk, Soy), rapeseed oil, baking powder, salt. Detailed information Fruit Apple or Banana Sunday's Menu 1 Main Course and 1 Dessert of your choice Meat Option – Sicilian-style Caponata & Chicken Chicken breast (FR), celery (Celery), eggplant, red bell pepper, tomato, onion, rapeseed oil, capers, Sherry vinegar (Sulfites), parsley, garlic, paprika, salt, pepper. Detailed information Fish Option – Penne salad with tuna & pesto verde Mezze penne (Gluten), tuna (Fish), grilled bell peppers, olive oil, sun-dried tomatoes (Sulfites), shallots, sunflower seeds, Grana Padano PDO (Milk), Sherry vinegar (Sulfites), basil, salt, chives. Detailed information Vegetarian Option – Roasted vegetable bowl, falafels & tahini sauce Bulgur (Gluten), zucchini, falafels, carrots, tahini (Sesame), red onion, Greek yogurt (Milk), rapeseed oil, lemon juice (Sulfites), parsley, garlic. Detailed information Homemade Dessert – Carrot cake Carrots, wheat flour (Gluten), egg (Egg), rapeseed oil, sugar, walnuts (Nuts), baking powder, cinnamon. Detailed information Fruit Apple or Banana Partner Spotlight: Ideel Garden We have chosen to partner with Ideel Garden, a caterer that transforms the lunch break into a positive act for the planet. Here is why we believe in their approach: 100% Organic & Seasonal: All fruits and vegetables used are certified organic. Menus follow the natural rhythm of the seasons to guarantee maximum freshness and flavor. Reduced Carbon Footprint: Their meals emit up to 3 times less CO2 than a traditional cafeteria meal. Notably, they have removed beef from their recipes, as it is the leading source of carbon emissions in the food industry. Zero-Waste Goal: No more plastic! Ideel Garden uses a system of glass jars that are collected, washed, and reused indefinitely, eliminating single-use packaging. Healthy & Local Cuisine: All dishes are "homemade" in their kitchens in Montreuil, without additives or preservatives. 80% of their recipes are rated Nutriscore A. Sustainable Agriculture: They support agro-ecology models that protect the soil and promote biodiversity. By choosing this service, you are doing more than just fueling your body: you are supporting a circular, virtuous, and local economy. For any questions about the TIP meal service: Write to Bon Appétit

Accomodation Discover how to make the most of your Parisian nights The Paris International Tournament welcomes athletes from all over France, Europe and beyond. Because of budget restraints or simply to meet new people, you may want to be hosted by local participants close to your sport location(s) or to the TIP events. Each year, it is an opportunity to create delightful memories and a unique way to discover Paris while creating friendships with the other athletes. The accommodation is free from Friday to Monday. The TIP puts those who would like to be hosted in contact with people offering a hosting solution via a new platform for an efficient pairing. You'll be able to post an accommodation offer or go through the list of available housing solutions from your registration page . We are counting on you to continue this tradition and allow more athletes to come and take part in the Paris International Tournament 🔍 I am looking for an accommodation Do you live abroad or far from Paris region? A volunteer can accommodate you for the duration of the tournament. To do so, simply chose "I would like to stay with a local TIP participant" from the accommodation section when registering. You will get a link to all available accommodation offers so you can browse the perfect match. Simply contact the person who published the hosting solution to validate availability and confirm your venue details. If you don't find an accomadation right away, don't worry! As more athletes register, more offers will become available. Keep looking at the offer page from your registration page. If you have already registered or if you changed your mind, you can make the changes directly on the registration page later on. Access registration page 🏠 I c an accommodate Do you live in Paris or close to public transport for easy access to sports facilities? You can host one or more people in your home and help an athlete visiting Paris by offering a place to stay during the tournament! To do so, simply complete the dedicated hosting section when registering and select "I can host TIP participant(s)". Then complete the details about your your accommodation and it will appear on a page listing all the offers. A link to a page with all the accommodation offers will be sent to people who wish to be hosted and they will be invited to contact you to validate availability and affinity. If your place is attributed or if you changed your mind, you can make the changes directly on the registration page later on. Access registration page Accommodation commitments To ensure that everything goes well for the host as well as for the traveling athlete, we will ask everyone to respect the following commitments: When contacting a host, please be courteous and benevolent, Respect the rules of hospitality, Respect the rules and constraints of life, Respect the furnitures, The hosts shouldn’t provide meals (lunch, dinner) but they should provide basic breakfast items (beverages, fruits) and help by providing nearby restaurant locations, No remuneration may be requested Accommodation must be provided during the tournament period. If requested the host may accommodate the traveling athlete longer to his/her own discretion. Other accommodation solutions You do not want to participate in the accommodation program or you want to extend your stay in Paris and want to know where to sleep? We can help you choose the neighborhood and the offer that best meets your expectations and your budget. Simply contact the accommodation team at hosting@paris-tournament.com , we will be happy to guide you through one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Ambassadors TIP 2027 You will soon discover who will sponsor us... Godmothers and Godfathers of previous editions 2026 Jérémy CLAMY-EDROUX Rugbyman (prop) + info. Noémie DE LATTRE Actress, author, essayist, and comedian + info. 2022 Married PATOUILLET Disabled cyclist + info. 2019 Siraba DEMBÉLÉ-PAVLOVIĆ Handballer + info. 2023 Nicolas POTTIER Former International Referee + info. 2017 Valérie FOURNEYRON French woman politician + info. Where to stay in Paris? Need a free accommodation solution or welcome athletes free of charge at your home, indicate this when you register. Accommodation solutions Financial boost? Need financial assistance to participate, submit a request when registering for the tournament. Solidarity Fund - Outreach