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The 2009 Games of the Small States of Europe, also known as the XIIIth Games of the Small States of Europe were held in June 2009 among the participant nations in the Games of the Small States of Europe. The opening ceremonies were on June 1, and the closing ceremonies on June 6. The games were held in Cyprus,[1] twenty years after the first Games held there in 1989.[2] Malta was scheduled for 2009 in the rotation, but were selected to host the games early in 2003.[3] The organizing committee estimates the cost at 1.5 million euros for all events.[4]

Overview

The opening ceremony took place at the New GSP Stadium. A world premiere composed by David Foster was performed by tenor Mario Frangoulis on Monday 1 June 2009.[5] The principal sponsor of the event was Coca-Cola in a deal worth €140,000.[6]

Participants

Participating countries were:

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Montenegro, although eligible, did not participate. A record 1,500 athletes were expected to participate in the event.[4]

Official logo and mascot

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Tefkros, the official mascot

The official logo and the mascot, Tefkros the dove were revealed on the official website on May 14, 2008.

Events

Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of medal events contested in each sport. Шаблон:Div col

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Calendar

Opening Ceremony Events Finals Closing Ceremony
Data
Sport 01.06 02.06 03.06 04.06 05.06 06.06
Ceremony    ●       ●   
Athletics    ●       ●       ●   
Beach volley    ●       ●       ●       ●   
Gymnastics    ●       ●       ●       ●   
Judo    ●       ●       ●   
Mountain biking    ●   
Swimming    ●       ●       ●       ●   
Basketball    ●       ●       ●       ●       ●   
Volleyball    ●       ●       ●       ●       ●   
Tennis    ●       ●       ●       ●       ●   
Table Tennis    ●       ●       ●       ●       ●   
Shooting    ●       ●       ●       ●   
Sailing    ●       ●       ●       ●   

Venues

The majority of events (6 of 12) were held in venues in Nicosia. The southern city of Limassol hosted Beach Volleyball, Gymnastics, Sailing and Swimming, whilst the Mountain Bike events were held at the National Park of Machairas at an average altitude of 700m.[7][8]

Venues City/Locality
Athletics GSP Stadium Nicosia
Basketball Eleftheria Indoor Hall Nicosia
Beach Volley Sailing Centre Limassol
Cycling Mountain Bike Track Machairas
Gymnastics Palais de Sport Limassol
Judo Lefkotheo Indoor Hall Nicosia
Sailing Sailing Centre Limassol
Shooting Olympic Shooting Range Nicosia
Swimming Limassol Swimming Pool Limassol
Table Tennis Evangelos Florakis Indoor Hall Nicosia
Tennis National Tennis Centre Nicosia
Volleyball University of Cyprus Sports hall Nicosia
Opening and Closing ceremonies GSP Stadium Nicosia

Media coverage

Lumiere TV and the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation covered the event. Live transmission through Hellas Sat of many events was covered in High Definition. Two daily summaries were also released.[9]

Medal Count

Final Medal Table

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References

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External links

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