On July 4, 2026, the ADH-open Rugby tournament took place in Karlsruhe, providing both players and spectators with an exciting day of rugby. A total of 19 games were played on two fields. Six men’s teams and four women’s teams from a total of six cities participated in the competition, competing for the tournament title in both the men’s and women’s divisions.

Following last year’s success, we’re excited to travel to the IJsselmeer in the Netherlands again this fall. In Workum and the surrounding area, we’ll find plenty of beginner-friendly spots as well as a dedicated kitesurfing school. This is the perfect opportunity to wrap up the summer and dive into a new sport! All the details are in the event announcement.

On Saturday, July 4, 2026, it’s that time again: The adh Open Rugby tournament enters its next round in Karlsruhe. Karlsruhe was a successful host last time, and we’d like to build on that success. At least six men’s and four women’s teams from a total of six German cities will be participating.

This year’s adh Open lacrosse tournament took place in Leipzig on June 27 and 28, 2026. With temperatures reaching a record-breaking 40°C at times, the Karlsruhe women’s team (in a last-minute joint team with Dresden) and men’s team (in a joint team with Konstanz) each competed in six games per team for the title of best college lacrosse program.

The WG Karlsruhe handball team had an impressive weekend at the 2026 German University Championships. After an early setback, the team fought its way to the final, secured the title of German university runner-up, and at the same time earned a spot in the 2027 European Championships.

From May 29 to 31, 2026, the German Collegiate Swimming Championships were held at the Stadionbad in Hanover. The swimming team from the Karlsruhe University Sports Association competed with a large and strong delegation and successfully held its own against a highly competitive field of approximately 80 colleges.

From May 13 to May 16, 2026, two players from the Karlsruhe Student Residence competed in the DHM Tennis tournament in Tübingen. Milan Konrad advanced to the quarterfinals in the men’s singles, while Amelie Zabler was unfortunately eliminated in the first round of the women’s singles. In the mixed doubles, however, the pair reached the semifinals.

Over the Pentecost weekend, May 14–17, 2026, the Roundnet team headed to the DHM at the University of Essen/Duisburg. Despite the changeable weather, the court conditions were excellent, and the organizers ensured that the tournament was a complete success. We fielded a total of three teams: two in the Open division and one in the Mixed division.