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
Dining hall/Lunch
The dining hall is located is located in the "Weststadthalle", opposite the sports grounds. During the tournament different kinds of snacks and drinks will be sold at different stands on the sports grounds.

Participating countries

	Belgium
	Switzerland
	Czech Republic
	Germany
	France
	Ireland
	Italy
	Netherlands
	Poland

Previous winners

2011
ZOB 1	Netherlands	U17
RKVVO	Netherlands	U15
RKVVO	Netherlands	U13
DHC 1	Netherlands	U11
2010
JSG Rimbach	Germany	U17
V.V. Olde Veste	Netherlands	U15
KSK Heist 2	Belgium	U13
TSV Röttenbach	Germany	U11
FSG Bensheim	Germany	G15
2009
KSK Heist	Belgium	U11
ATSV Kehlheim	Germany	G15
FC Schwarz-Weiss Basel	Switzerland	U17
TSV Auerbach	Germany	U15
UNA	Netherlands	U13
2008
FC 07 Bensheim	Germany	U11
SC Folgore Mirandola	Italy	U13
SV 19 Straelen	Germany	U15
Cahirpark FC	Ireland	U17
FC Marbeck - 2	Germany	G15
2007
A.V.V. Zeeburgia - 1	Netherlands	U11
DOS Kampen	Netherlands	U13
FK Tachov	Czech Republic	U15
FC Hertha Zehlendorf	Germany	U17
FC Erkenschwick	Germany	G15
2006
SG Einhausen	Germany	U11
RKVVO Veldhoven - 1	Netherlands	U13
sv H.M.S.H.	Netherlands	U15
K.F.C. Kuurne Sport - 1	Belgium	U17
TSV Reichenbach	Germany	G15

Touristic information

Bensheim (40,000 inhabitants)
Bensheim lies in the picturesque landscape of Hessische Bergstraße. It is also sometimes called the German Riviera because of its mild climate. The sheltered location of Bensheim on the edge of Odenwald means that it is still autumn in Bensheim when it is winter in the rest of Germany. The mild climate means that the region is ideally suited for vineyards. Riesling is particularly good. Bensheim is the economic and cultural centre of Hessische Bergstraße. It is a lively town with narrow allies and pleasant squares where the street scene is determined by lovingly restored half-timbered houses. The oldest half-timbered house in the region can also be found in Bensheim. Another important attraction in the town is the ‘Luftkurort’ Auerbach quarter where a castle of the same name can be found. The castle was built in the thirteenth century as a country house for the nobility, but it is nowadays popular with tourists. Especially because of the impressive view and the garden with exotic plants and trees.

Mannheim (22 miles from Bensheim).
Mannheim has 300,000 residents, is enclosed between the Rhine and the Neckar rivers and has developed thanks to its inland harbour. Its claim to fame is thanks to the car industry: Carl Benz produced his first car here. The city has a very special shape: a fully rectangular network of streets which almost all have a code instead of a name.

Heidelberg (19 miles from Bensheim). Heidelberg is a romantic and lively town at the same time. Heidelberg combines the best of the two worlds. The legendary inner city, dominated by a famous castle at the top of the mountain, is one of the prettiest places of Europe. Heidelberg offers many attractive ingredients: picturesque squares, centuries old alleys, shops and boutiques, pubs en taverns, wine cellars and discos. No wonder, that Heidelberg is one of the most popular cities of Germany.

Program introduction
Competitors travelling to Bensheim for the Basinus Trophy can be sure of one thing: they will definitely be playing a lot of football. At the sports complex of FSG Bensheim, each team will play at least six matches spread over two days. Thanks to an extensive supplementary programme, the organisation ensures that the participants to the Basinus Trophy are entertained every single second of the tournament. It starts Thursday evening with the opening party and parade of all teams and a fireworks display. On Friday the tournament really kicks of with the qualifying matches. In the evening, a disco party is programmed, whilst a reception is held for the coaches. The last group matches are played on Saturday morning, as well as the ranking matches and the finals. The winners may lift the cup during a grand good-bye party on Saturday evening.

Day	Part of day	Description
Thursday	Afternoon	Arrival, check-in and information
	Evening	Welcome and opening ceremony with flag parade and fireworks
Friday	Day	Tournament - preliminary rounds
	Evening	Disco for participants Leaders reception in the clubhouse of FSG Bensheim
Saturday	Day	Tournament - preliminary and classification matches and finals
	Evening	Farewell party with prize-giving ceremony
Sunday	Morning	Departure