2nd BOWLING TOURNAMENT EXCITEMENT AT IZU
The Bowling Tournament was organized last year for the first time. It was completed with intense participation and beautiful memorials this year.
The 2nd IZU Bowling Tournament which was held within the scope of the Fall Tournaments was also the scene for the 7D Cinema, Karaoke Rooms, Colliding Otos, Basketball Shooting. At the end of tournament, Melisa Bahşi, Merhaba Mehmet and Sebahat Durmuş were the first three in the category of ladies, while Fatih Şahin, Yasin Akdağ and Muhammed Younas were in the men respectively.
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IZU ARCHERY TEAM WAS SECOND IN TURKEY
Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University returned to university as the Turkey second in the 2017 Turkish Inter-University 70M Archery Championship. 188 archery participated to championship from 52 universities. The championship ended with a final shot and a wide awards ceremony on 13 May Saturday.

IZU FOOTBALL TENNIS TEAM BECAME THE SECOND IN ISTANBUL
Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University Football Tennis Team was 2nd in the Istanbul Universities Football Tennis Tournament.

IZU Makes Waves in Kickboxing: Gökdeniz Öztürk Becomes European Runner-Up
At the European Kickboxing Championship held in Hungary, Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University's talented athlete Gökdeniz Öztürk delivered an outstanding performance, securing the title of European runner-up. In this prestigious championship organized by the European University Sports Association (EUSA), Öztürk's achievements brought pride not only to his university but also to Turkey.

The Second Term of The "Children Moving with Fun" Project Has Started
The second term of the "Children Moving with Fun" project, conducted by the Faculty of Sports Sciences at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, has started. Under the coordination of Dr. İbrahim Akgün, the project offers movement education for preschool students aged 3-6. The classes, where the little ones engage in sports while having fun, are taught by second-year students from the Faculty of Sports Sciences.


