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Nice, France hosts European Masters Games 2015 including Softball

Posted on January 22, 2015 by philipp

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The city of Nice, France will host the 2015 European Masters Games. The multi-sport event takes place from October 1 to 11. A softball tournament also will be on the agenda for teams with players age 35 and older. After Malmö, Sweden in 2008 and Lignano, Italy in 2011 it will be the third edition of the European Masters Games. 10,000 athletes in 27 sports are expected to participate overall.

For more information visit the official website.

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