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Sports

ACT continues the long tradition at Anatolia College in the development and cultivation of sport activities.

Through a wide range of sports aimed at students of different levels and interests, ACT provides them with the opportunity to gain important experiences that enrich their student life.

Sports are organized both on and off the school campus through competitions with students from other colleges and universities. Regular training with specialized staff-coaches improves the level of students and creates healthy conditions for rivalry and competition.

In recent years, ACT teams have participated in events abroad (2018 Bogazici - Constantinople, Barcelona, 2017 Belgrade, 2013 Rome) but also at home (2019 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 2015, 2016 Athens).

The constant search for new sports and challenges became the opportunity for ACT to lead the effort to cultivate and spread Lacrosse in Greece, after contacts and cooperation with Greece Lacrosse and the Lacrosse World Federation (FIL). Highlights in this exciting new sport were the ACT partnership with the Greek Lacrosse Federation in the US and the use of the ACT campus as a training center by the Lacrosse National Team in preparation for the 2018 World Cup, as well as host to the first lacrosse match in Greece between the ACT student team and the "Bulgarian Khans" team (Nov.8, 2019).

ACT continues to enrich the sports facilities for ACT students with new basketball, tennis, volleyball, beach volley courts, believing that the experiences created in these spaces will be valuable and will create comradery and bonds between students.

Coaches

Tennis

grapsasParis Grapsas
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Paris Grapsas is a dedicated tennis coach with academic expertise in Health and Conditioning (BSc and MSc).
He has been a tennis coach since 2014 and is proudly contributing to ACT Tennis since 2016.

Basketball

stamoulosMichael Stamoulos
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Michalis Stamoulos was born in Thessaloniki in 1982.
He studied at Anatolia College (Class of 2000), and got his degreein in Physical Education and Sports Sciences with a Major in Basketball.
He is a basketball coach at the ANATOLIA College Alumni Association and has been coaching the ACT basketball team since 2016.

Soccer

karabelasVassilis Toloudis
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Vasileios Toloudis is a Fitness Coach and Injury Prevention Specialist with an MSc in Functional Rehabilitation and over a decade of experience in individual performance enhancement, coaching, and rehabilitation across various sports teams and organizations. He holds multiple certifications, including Functional Movement Screen, Neurokinetic Therapy, and UEFA B, showcasing his expertise in sports science and athlete development.

Volleyball

kougiasAnastasia Stamatiou
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Anastasia Stamatiou has been passionate about volleyball from a very young age . Throughout her athletic career, has won two Panhellenic championships. She is a certified volleyball coach and personal trainer, and for the past five years, has been working professionally as a volleyball coach, helping athletes develop their skills and love for the game !

Campus Fitness Facilities

Treadmill, workout bicycles and free weights available

Operating Hours: 3:30pm to 9pm Monday- Friday

Tennis Courts

Free of charge
Check availability and book your court by contacting the office of Student Activities (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. & 2310398228, 2310398217).

Tennis equipment available with your ACT ID at ACT Room C203.

ACT Sports & Athletics

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55535, Pylaia
Thessaloniki, Greece
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